The Doors- End of the Night & Take It as It Comes (First Listen)
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The lyrics you have heard before (Some are born to sweet delight, some are born to endless night) are from a poem by William Blake called Auguries of Innocence, written in 1803. If you're into poetry of the Romantic era you might have read it before. Obviously Jim Morrison was a fan of Blake.
Jah Wobble has put this and other poems by William Blake to music on the album "The Inspiration of William Blake".
Perhaps little known, but certainly worth listening to.
You Won’t be Ready For The End one of the best endings to an album ever and one of the best songs of all time
"End of the Night" seems perfect for something like Twin Peaks. Just a nocturnal, narcotic haze of a song. Perfect for slow dancing to at night in front of the headlights of a motorcycle,
on an abandoned forest road somewhere in rural Washington.
“ End of the Night” is the truly masterpiece by The Doors, in terms of litterary - philosophical echoes and immersive experience of the sound.
Love some DOORS during the hot months ❣❣❣
Ray's keyboard is as summer as the visable heat waves that rise from roadways..... To me, anyway.
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now that i think of it. you painted a very vivid picture in my head lol
Can't wait for 'the end' of the record!
These two songs sum up what debut albums are made of, even that of an iconic band. End of the Night is hypnotic and evocative, its beauty is beyond time. By contrast, Take It as It Come is an ordinary upbeat song stuck in 1967. Of course lyrics are intense, as always.
My brother would turn all the lights off in the living room while playing End OF The Night
and scare the living crap out of us! LOL love this album
Lol!
We are really looking forward to your reaction to "The End", especially to the "special" part of it (you will know what we mean when you hear the song).
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The title comes from "Journey to the End of the Night" by French author Louis-Ferdinand Céline.
One of my absolute favourite Doors songs
Oh my Justin, you bring The Doors, you bring me. Can't wait for your reaction to The End. Thanks for more Doors.
Anytime Lynn! Ty+
I'm waiting with anticipation for The End reaction as well. When it comes up when I'm in shuffle on my playlist it always perks up my ears. Lol
One of the best debut albums of all time. My list includes: The Doors, Days Of Future Passed by The Moody Blues, Piper At The Gates Of Dawn by Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin 1, Disraeli Gears by Cream
Hey Clark - Disraeli Gears was Cream's second album. I'm sure you must be talking about Fresh Cream if you are talking about Cream's debut album.
@@vdggmouse9512 Good catch!! Yes I was, sorry. I drifted back to a better place for a moment!
Clark, stick to making better chemical food additives...lol.
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And you forgot the debut LP of Herderson, Snake & Jammer.....
Agree 1000% about Ray Manzerick. I first fell in love with The Doors when I was 5 years old. It wasn't until I was about 10 or 12 that I realized Ray was also playing the bass part. All 4 were amazing musicians and Take It As It Comes was one of my favorites. Robbie and John are still both alive as of 2022.
Heard that while Ray did indeed play bass on the keyboard for live performances, they got a regular bass player for the recordings. Don’t know if that’s the case here.
Hello from New England..Certain lyrics were also changed in this song..Instead of it being take the Trip to the end of the night, they substitute journey because the band didn't want to promote drugs...They did the same on CRYSTAL SHIP...They say a thousand girls a thousand thrills..the original said a thousand girls a thousand pills but again the band didn't want to promote drug use...Peace from the Northeast...
I really like mood of End of the Night. I knew you were going to say Pink Floyd. I think they'd do an incredible version of this too
Ray Manzarek met Jim Morrison on a California beach. Jim was a student at UCLA. Ray was in the early stages of what would become the Doors. Ray glanced at the poetry Jim was writing and told him he could put his poetry to music.
When the Music's Over and The Soft Parade are both long trippy Doors tunes. You'll love 'em. ☺
I love The Doors now and just as much as I did in the 70’s. Morrison’s Hotel being my favorite album. Take it Easy is a rocking song with their signature keyboards from Ray.
dude i love your metaphors and how you interpret the songs! think about doing their next album Strange Days next!
Ty Domo!
After The End open another door an enter Morrison Hotel!
SHEER BRILLIANCE ON EVERY LEVEL
End Of The Night is one of my favorite songs, ever! It's just the unique mood and chromatic nature of it. Very intriguing.
Love the 2 track system. BoGo. After The End, which is epic, you should imo skip to the end of their career, LA Woman. Just to compare and contrast, then circle back where the dart lands.
Ah, Jimmy mee boy, too bad you couldn’t last longer on this world.
We are lesser without you.
Peace and hip not tick Music
I recently replaced my worn out copy of LA Woman, maybe I'll have to again in a few years.
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Does it still come with the cellophane yellow window?
There were two Doors albums after Jim left us, with Ray on vocals. There were some decent tracks on them, but of course, you can't replace Jim Morrison.
@@-davidolivares Unfortunately not, it is a very good sounding 180g vinyl though.
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I don’t count them. Mosquito song is the only one I remember.
It's been fun listening to this album along with you Justin. The End is superb and the band only gets better with every album, progressing musically and lyrically.
Ty Linus!
The bass lines are great, triadic left- hand key bass, so the lines are his but here is doubled with a (picked) actual bass, before the last chorus break you can hear them with only drums; the keyboard bass is actually an octave about the picked bass - great sound!
If I remember correctly, the lyrics of the song "Take it as it comes" are a bit of a reflection on Buddhism, because at that time, in the 60s, it was quite popular with the Beat generation. The "Some are Born to sweet delight Some are Born to Endless Night" quote is from William Blake(1757-1857) english poet, and also included in movie "Dead Man" of Jim Jarmusch. So yes, maybe Dylan was the first, who inserted poetry in popular music, but Jim is a very close second! At some point I'd love you to react Radiohead's OK Computer, it is a fantastic album. (www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43650/auguries-of-innocence)
The title of end of the night is also from Louis-Ferdinand Céline's novel of the same name.
I agree with you on the mystical side of End Of The Night. However be aware, the word mystic takes on its full meaning with the sublime The End.
The Doors are fine, always liked their singles and I'm sure I'd have liked their albums back in the day. But the California band I love more than any other is Jefferson Airplane. They had 6 members, 4 or 5 of whom wrote songs and 4 of them sang. Their 1967 album "Surrealistic Pillow" is a classic, their next "After Bathing at Baxter's" (1967 too) is truly psychedelic.
"Crown of Creation" (1968) and "Volunteers" (1969) which came later are also excellent listens. While I do like the 1971 "Bark" album Marty Balin had left the band and Papa John Creach had joined on electric violin on 3 songs.
Can't wait till ya get to "The End" one of my all time faves
Yes. Back when 'borrowing' lyrics, in the interest of art, wasn't frowned upon. The original ( 1969 ) 'Time Is' by "It's A Beautiful Day" simply sets 99% of Van Dyke's "Time Is" to music. BTW: Blake has the line "If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite.", which inspired the title of a book (Huxley), which in turn inspired Morrison to name the band.
Yes what you've heard so far is good but nuthin like The End That will happen again next album with When the Music's Over Strap in
People are mentioning the lyrics to End Of The Night came from William Blake, but the band got its name from him as well. At least by way of the title of Aldous Huxley's book The Doors Of Perception. Also thought I would mention that The Ramones did a version of Take It As It Comes. They were fans too.
I can't emphasize enough the effect this album had on me in high school. I may have mentioned previously that little ol' idiot me wanted to be Jim Morrison which resulted in some pretty stupid misadventures. Thankfully I survived and found other role models, for better or worse. And now, onto The Doors' magnum opus...
2 LA bands- the Beach Boys are what you listen to in the day. The Doors you listened to when they went to bed.
I had a feeling you were going to say "Pink Floyd" would have done a good cover; I always thought "Let There Be More Light" from their 2nd album, A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS, had a Doors-like quality to it, with that dark carnival feel on the verses...
I hope he can check out the album Strange Days by The Doors like you did their first album I think you'll really like their follow-up album
End of the Night...time for Dennys.
I recommend “Moons Over MyHami” and a strong cup o’joe.
Ah yes, the blessed moons… can’t order without cracking up.
@@-davidolivares And in the end, it’s over...easy.
Justin, if any girl in the world wants to "light my fire", she must play a "The Doors" song 🧐😁
Lol!🔥
Not to be a 'knob',but for Floyd to do Doors would hinge on their getting into the jamb! Cant knock the thought though! Peace and dont be a Door-Matt.
You’re sprinkling again.
First?
But not last😉
No, it's the kind of song that will make you lose track of the last 6 miles that you've driven.