FIRST TIME HEARING THE DOORS - RIDERS ON THE STORM
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This music is just magical, you will never hear anything like this today being made.
Riders On The Storm was the last song Jim Morrison recorded, he died shortly after its release, which makes it even more eerie than it already is by itself, specially with the way the keyboard fades away at the very end. A true masterpiece, there's not much else to say.
You're born into a family and thrown into the world, but, when you fake your death, your born with no family and lots of experience. Jim equated himself to a storm upon which we were the riders, so, with that in mind, what are the first two words on the album and the last two. When listening to the piano at the end of the song consider the words "Like the gentle rain that falls". Each song on the album connects to tell one tale.
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The Doors are L.A. Legends. Jim was a poet before he was a rockstar. A master wordsmith. Watch the movie. It's a masterpiece and a real travesty that Val wasn't even nominated for an Oscar.
Manzerek was a master of the keys
I also thought he would be a shoe-in for an Oscar for his role as Doc Holliday in Tombstone. Not to be though, shame, shame, shame, great actor..!
@@LJW55 Agreed. But at least he was nominated for it.
He wasn't nominated.
have to agree, the movie is excellent, especially if you watch it with a lover and smoke some grass, have a drink and just realax to it, very stoney movie
The whispering overlaid on top of the singing was the last thing Jim Morrison ever recorded.
Actually Jim recorded some of his own songs and poems in France late spring of 1971.
@@ZZZZ-wz4ue False, those were recorded during the Morrison Hotel sessions in 1969. The bootleg is a fake.
Perhaps the last thing that Jim wrote was recorded on An American Prayer, things written after faking his death directed at true followers to let them know what he did which have not yet been deciphered, after all apparently no one has done so on this song or the album LA Woman which tells the tale of him eluding the law, faking death and leaving Pam behind, she was not a lucky little lady.
Jayy
The keyboardist that you are hearing tickling the keys is late legendary Ray Manzarek. He was the rock that hold The Doors together.
Ray was from Chicago, and you can hear the blues in his piano
The hinge upon which The Doors turned, if you will.
Here is Ray Manzarek on writing the song. Brilliant. ua-cam.com/video/3deQXzV-qTk/v-deo.html
I was so lucky to meet him in the 90's. He is one of a kind and definitely underrated.
I'm afraid that distinction goes to Morrison, all of the Doors were world class musicians, but didn't go anywhere after "Mojo Rising" disappeared, but then again the Doors are a lot like Pink Floyd they were at their best when firing on all 4 cylinders.
I always interpreted the "gotta love your man" verse as being about how woman carry the burden of childbirth to keep the human species going ("the world on you depends, our life will never end"), but we, as a society, take that burden and change woman's role into a sexy thing, when really its about something much deeper and intrinsic to our survival. The whole song plays with themes of life and death so it makes sense to me that that verse is about life and death as well.
You're looking far to deep into it just because it's Morrison.
It was a simple plea to Pamela as she had already left for Paris and he was very very tired of his life in LA
Your interpretation makes sense and sounds good but life often actually is, just simple face value meaning.
@@Sidneyyoungblood75 Art is meant to be interpreted. As a lyricist myself, a common tool is to make lyrics as vague as possible to allow people to interpret it in ways that make sense to them, while still allowing my own meaning to be true as well
@@anthonyorr8868 Agree with you Anthony, a lot of people don't understand the artistic process. A simple life situation is the seed, from that seed springs metaphors and symbols in the artists mind which blooms into the flower of the poem or painting.
But the simple situation on the surface can still resonate on a surface level with people.
Ray Manzarek on the keys dude was incredible. RIP sir. The Doors were such a great Blues band, with Jim Morrisons baritone voice they were great in the small amount of time they were together.
I always thought Ray Manzarek and Jon Lord of Deep Purple were rock's greatest key players.
Thank you for being up the keyboardist. Damn.. he was hella. No one yet to match his skills. RIP
Roadhouse blues and The End by The Doors are also amazing
The beauty of the music of The Doors. So wonderfully clear and crafted by superlative musical artists. As Jim said, 'There are things that are known, and things that are unknown, and between the two are THE DOORS.' Jim was right. When you listen to the music of The Doors your mind passes from one plane into another.
Jim Morrison's singing idol was Frank Sinatra. You can hear it in how he trained his lovely baritone and adapted it to west coast, psychedelic rock.
Love the reaction she gave to ray’s solo👍🏽
One of the last great Doors songs. A group with a complicated but important history given the time of their existence. You will blown away by "Love Me Two Times."
Jim Morrison was a fantastic poet, a bigger than life personality, and an amazing singer!!! The band was rediculusly talented!!! Some of my best memories as a young person involved listening to the Doors!!!💙👍✌
If I could remember them, I am sure they would be some of mine too.
"Lets swim to the moon...lets climb through the tide...penetrate the evening that the city sleeps to hide"...jim Morrison was a genius...he said "the doors didn't make dance music they made trance music"...anyone that appreciates the doors gets my subscription
Had Jim lived the Doors would have dominated the seen for many years to come just because they were that good and Jim had that special mystique about him.
The ladies loved him and spas rock became more dominating the DOORS would have definitely crashed the scene!
JM already complained in 1970 that The Doors were old hat, nostalgia.
So he knew that they were finished in the sense of being at the forefront; of being new.
They may possibly have continued as 'elder statesman' of rock but the likelihood they would have drifted into film and any new media.
As Ray did do, producing new acts etc. was one direction for the rest of the doors. JM would have just been reborn as something totally at odds with his previous carnation.
Similar to Jerry Rubin
Try LA Woman for a different take on the Doors. It’s their homage to Los Angeles in the late 60s. It’s also one of the very last songs before Morrison died.
Yes!!! LA Woman is my absolute favorite of theirs!
Mr. Mojo Risin'
Gotta keep on risin'
Risin' risin'!
Not true.
@@janetwilhelm4435 Doors drummer John Densmore said in the The Story of L.A. Woman documentary: "The metaphor for the city as a woman is brilliant: cops in cars, never saw a woman so alone - great stuff. It's metaphoric, the physicality of the town and thinking of her and how we need to take care of her, it's my hometown." It was also released right before Morrison’s death.
Ray Manzerek was the Genius on keys 🎹
It's kind of weird listening to this, one of my favourite sings from that era, and watch her surprise as this totally unique and brilliant music is played. Modern music just can't compare. I remember listening to Ravel and Beethoven, and thinking this music is so more rich and full, and creative!
Agreed!
Like...compare ROTS, Bohemian Rhapsody, Tom Sawyer, New Year's Day, Purple Haze and do on to at least 85% of modern stuff, there's no comparison.
LA Woman is an amazing song. Oh and also "The End" both are fantastic songs by The Doors
Glad you had your "handy dandy headphones " on. That song just goes through your head when you have headphones on.
Hey Jay, you might be interested that the bass player on "Riders On The Storm" was Elvis' bassist from 1969 until his death, the great Jerry Scheff. Jerry played on The Doors LA WOMAN album.
Great choice. The Doors are awesome.
Head music from the 60's, love the jam.
Jim Morrison and John Fogerty had a 'summit meeting' at a Florida hotel in 1970.
probably my favorite song by the doors, though there are tons of good ones. i love the whisper that morrison overlayed on the lyrics. gives me shivers every time!
Morrison often "played" with a song, stretching, improvising, putting out several versions. I have heard versions of "Riders on the Storm" as clipped as 55 seconds, out to about 7 minutes, at least three different arrangements, and almost always with a hushed monologue interlude. Morrison loved making his songs into verbal theatrics.
You are tooooo cute when swaying to the Doors! Wonderful video!
The "killer on the road" line would later inspire the movie The Hitcher....
That actor jus died 🙁
@@terryjohnson2691 Yep. Rutger Hauer. The irony? In "Blade Runner" his character,Roy Batty,dies. The original Bladerunner takes place in 2019. In real life he passed in 2019.
Is, me!!!
Next, I suggest The Doors 'The End' and react to the first 15 minutes or so of the movie 'Apocalypse Now'.
I wouldn't suggest the end as a second reaction to the doors. I think you have to kind of work up to that song. I would suggest Roadhouse blues, LA woman, light My fire, people are strange, Love me two times, etc. first.
@@kroft6799 yes
The layered sound is just lovely...very smooth and flowing. Thanks for listening to something so classic and satisfying!
Jim Morrison and Bob Seger were my favorite rock singers, oh and David Bowie as well !
When the Music's Over is another masterpiece.
Ahh - one of my absolute favourite songs - just gorgeous ^-^
I love Break on though and Waiting for the Sun
Ooooh I was just Listening to this song the other day…..
RIDERS ON THE STORM !!!!!
Man this brings back good memories……..
Blows my mind all the Reactors I’ve come across on YT absolutely mind blowing that you all haven’t heard of all these songs, Artists & Bands….
Welcome 🙏 to our music 🎼 history
Enjoy 😉 the ride …. your gonna love it…….we’ve all been on this journey it’s in our soul….. Music makes the heart 💜 sweet sing 🎤
Many years back I visited Jim's grave at the cimetière Pere Lachaise in Northern Paris to pay my respects. It has become a shrine for aficionados of The Doors and so many fans have left messages of condolences that the authorities had to cordon off the actual gravestone. RIP Jim Morrison, one of a kind.
Great group. Great song. Great reaction.
I have been listening to the doors for 40 years and some.I reckon that today a new generation of listeners are starting that journey that reaches "the end" but never does.
He was the Lizard King, and he could do anything... Jim Morrison and the Doors were incredible, and any song you listen to will take you down a road worth travelling.
If you're interested in reading biographies, I recommend "No One Here Gets Out Alive."
Great commentary about the musicality of the song. This is one of my favorite songs to play on a long drive at night with a big open sky. Definitely opens up the imagination.
The best by the Doors.
Great Classic Rock Pick!!! 👊🏼💪🏼🙏🏻👍🏻🤟
There are so many great songs by them. Riders on the Storm was the first song I heard that launched my journey.
Crystal Ship, Moonlight Drive, Waiting for the Sun, Touch Me, & Roadhouse Blues 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My favorite band. Thanks 🙏
The very last song Jim recorded before leaving for Paris. RIP JIM
Probably the greatest keyboard/piano solo in rock
I like the way you really listen to the music without much interruption and you always listen all the way to the end. Nice.
First time hearing the Doors? Well, you have some good classic rock music ahead of you.
All of us alive are riding a storm. That's what life is. Moments of gentle rain and moments of thunder. Flashes of excitement and danger. And then the storm ends.
So strange to think of The Doors as "new artists"!!! Been listening to them since 1967...
You are the best ❤️. You pay attention to details 👏👏👏
Well, you have made your way to psychedelic rock .
Great song and the keyboard playing was amazing by Ray Manzarek.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎹❤️☮️
Also playing the bass line with his feet and left hand!
The amazing Morrison' s voice !!!! ⚡🌩🏇
Ray Manzarek on the keys tho! GOAT 🤘🔥
He is very good, I'll grant you that, but John Lord of Deep Purple and Richard Wright of Pink Floyd were better still. Ray Manzarek was only the best American...
@@ScottEDawg Jon Lord, anyway.
Such a dirty chill vibe here ... its a dark, dirty storm vibe with the lightest electric piano counterpoint ...., nice reaction beautiful Jay ! x
This was one of the 1st songs that really had me in awe of the amazing poety and profound lesson it speaks of. Not many songs can hit the level of Stairway To Heaven (which you haven't heard you should check out).
The End will blow you away!
Watch the movies The Doors with Val Kilmer you’ll get a better idea of Jim Morrison
Not too mention Val Kilmer WAS Jim Morrison.
The movie has its highlights but like most movies directed by oliver stone there far fetch and take alot of liberties with the truth.
I'm pretty sure the surviving Doors hated the movie and thought it insanely inaccurate and made Jim look like a dick
@@AbeBSea I've seen a documentary on the making of the movie with interviews with the remaining members. They were on set during filming and gave insight and thumbs up to production. When Val did a concert scene it blew them away. Said it was like Jim was back again
I always felt this was one of those "hippie" tunes that you just lit up a joint to and chilled out while listening to it, punctuating your listen with 'yeah, man, dig that groove" every so often.
My older brother had 45 of this song. The flip side was "People Are Strange". We played it over and over on my mom's console stereo (most of you are too young to know what this is).
A lot of Joints went up in smoke while listening to this song. Val Kilmer did an excellent job playing the part of Jim in 'The 'Doors' movie.
She digs the DOORS.
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Jim Morrison was a poet more so than a singer, but he did pretty well at that, too. Studio versions of "Roadhouse Blues", "Moonlight Drive", "The Crystal Ship" each bring different aspects of their creativity and the mood of the late 60's - work your way up with some of those, and then listen to "The End" - it's their "Bohemian Rhapsody" equivalent.
If you are interested, and I think you might be, there is a different, darker version of Riders On The Storm on the Jim Morrison album called American Prayer. It expands on the "There's a killer on the road" line, and has some dialogue mixed in as a phone call. The Lizard King told many tales.
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Way to go JAYY SHOW -- You hit the top first.
R I P Ray Manzarek
R I P Jim, you'll always be the Electric Poet 🎤🎹
Rip jimmy u r never to be forgotten
Have always loved the doors... bad ass band imo
I'm glad you're checking out the doors they are my favorite group a cool Jam you can listen to by The Doors it's called 20th Century Fox it's off their first album you'll definitely love it give it a listen
Maaaan, I love this song ❤ In the 90s as a teen, this song was my stereo alarm to wake me up in the morning for years. Such a vibe. The Doors are a unique and fascinating band to fall further into 🤩
This is a whole vibe…
Robby Krieger was so cool. He took Flamenco guitar and dipped it in blues and jazz. He is a great guitar player.
Great review👍
My dad and brothers loved the doors. And they liked to listen to them full blast. Made the rest of the family crazy. That's how they liked their music, FULL BLAST.😣😣😣😖😖😖😖😖😖😖😱😱😱🏅😱😱😫😫😫😫😫😫😫
Jim Morrison is called "The God of Rock" enough said.
I thought he was the Lizard 🦎 king!
Ray Manzerek is epic on the keys though.
The Lizard King!
He is the Lizard King, he can do anything
The saying goes " if Elvis is king and Bruce is the boss Jim has got to be the messiah".
There were So many iconic Artists from this generation. Jim Morrison was a genius, a wordsmith, literature, mythological scholar and definitely a rebel.
His addictions killed him. His crassness, alcoholism covered up his intellectual and very sensitive self.
In my opinion he died because he was disillusioned and heart broken.
Like Vincent Van Gogh, his world broke him in two.
He was arrested multiple times while performing because of marijuana, indecency and language.
He was loved all over the world.
Hello Miss Jay love ❤️ your show, love your reactions,you are a sweet person
I absolutely love this women she is truly one in a million, such beautiful energy what an amazing soul. ❤
Jayy, read the book "No One Here Gets Out Alive," the biography of Jim Morrison and the Doors.
Beautiful!
You drive thru the Hollywood hills, PCH, Topanga all over LA in the rain at night with this song.
This song is a spiritual story. When Jim was young his family was on a road trip and while driving through the desert, saw a wrecked vehicle that had been smashed into and the person who hit them drove off. In the car was a Native American family and Jim said that he felt the spirit of the dead man enter into him. He mentions it on many occasions, or references it in songs and poems.
As others have said this was Morrison's last recorded song, which is very fitting as it was the culmination of his spiritually awakening and departure. Listen to when he sings, there is a whisper of a voice Jim layered into the track along with his singing. Very haunting song, that always reminds me that Jim Morrison knew he was close to dying. Listen to "Headlights on My Window" the last song on the album "L.A. Woman" Morrison sings: "A cold girl will kill you...in a darkened room". I always think of the whisper in this song to be Jim and the Native American man's spirit telling their final tail's...
Yeah the Doors was a genious group.
loved watching your reaction! :)
One of my favorite bands.
Riders on the Storm, Roadhouse Blues ,Soul Kitchen, Love Me Two Times, Break On Through, Twentieth Century Fox, Light My Fire are my favourite Doors. The End is also good, but a little dark for my taste.
I love Roadhouse Blues and LA Woman
“The world on you depends, our life will never end. Gotta love your man”❤️
Love this reaction, thank you for sharing!!
He was a poet.. Gone way too soon.. He has a book of his work.. I love Jim.. RIP
Oh watch the movie The Doors. Val Kilmer does an awesome job as Jim. He went in totally prepared to be Jim. He went as JIM himself..
Yes girl! When it's raining! Or when it isn't so you can sleep cause I always sleep better when it rains 😅
People are Strange by the Doors is my favorite.
Another great band.and A mysterious front man Jim Morrison.(Mr.mojo risin).🎸👍🏼🎼.Check out L.A woman.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for the genius..it's true. I will like comment and subscribe she said
Jayy
Interesting fact is that label didn't wanted all bandmembers, and they wanted only Jim Morrison. But Jim declined if they didn't joined him in the contract.
Roadhouse Blues by The Doors 🖤
I like their songs Love Her Madly, Hello I Love You and Love Me Two Times.........also LA Woman.
I agree, this IS genius!
They never had a bass player. Ray Manzarek did that part on his organ's bass pedals.
Excellent review, miss!
Not sure if you posted yet but LA Woman will blow your socks off! ❤️❤️
Gotta listen to " The End". Sooo trippy
I have a rainy day playlist! I feel you!
'This is crazy' - you got that right! Damn good crazy :P
this song is stoney as it gets just groove baby groove