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From their beginnings during the summer of 1965 at Venice Beach, California, The Doors were truly aband, a remarkable fusion of creative energies, a lot of attention has been focused on Jim Morrison which his looks and talents clearly justify. However, Jim was well aware that the magic of The Doors could never havehappened without the fortunate forging of John Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison into a single creative whole. It is no mystery why Jim Morrison never went solo; so sympathetic were the three other musicians to Jim's mission that such a consideration was out of the question. Robby Krieger, or example, was able to write lyrics and music that sounded more like Morrison than Morrison himself-- among them "Light My Fire," "Love Me Two Ti More... (Submit New The Doors Lyrics) (Submit New The Doors Lyrics) the spy | Reviewer: chris ------ About the song The Spy performed by The Doors I just love jims voice on this song. It raises the hairs on my neck when he says, "i know your deepest secret fear, I know everything". And yes i think i was for pam, could be wrong, but thats what i pick up on it. amazing song beautiful | Reviewer: derek cayen ------ About the song THE GHOST SONG performed by The Doors he is genius no doubt, he is genius. he goes beyond all aspects of what our reality demonstrats to us, yet he seems the see correctly, thebeautiful and the strange of what is really being shows. he choses the exact precise vocabulary and he shows it to you in your mind. ...genius The lyric "Do it, Robby, do it" is apparently correct | Reviewer: Martin Miglioretti ------ About the song Roadhouse Blues performed by The Doors According to Wikipedia, citing The Doors, Morrison Hotel Remastered Liner Notes, Pages 3 and 7, as a footnote, "...Morrison shouts "Do it, Robby, do it!" when Krieger rips off the solo. The sessions only took off on the second day, when resident Elektra guitarist Lonnie Mack joined in on bass and harmonicist John Sebastian (appearing under the pseudonym G. Puglese out of loyalty to his recording contract or to avoid affiliation with The Doors after the Miami controversy) joined in on the sessions..." The reference credited Bruce Botnick and David Frickle in 2006 for the information. One lyric is incorrect here | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Roadhouse Blues performed by The Doors Error: Do it, Robby, do it Should be: Do it Lonnie! Do it! Lonnie Mack played the guitar solo in the song. Right before the guitar solo, Jim Morisson says "Do it Lonnie! Do it!" Lonnie Mack is a roadhouse blues-rock legend - modern rock's first true guitar hero. His playing has influenced the course of rock and roll and had an impact on many of modern rock's current guitar heroes, including Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and especially Stevie Ray Vaughan. His early music bridged the gap between '50s rockabilly and the psychedelic blues-rock of the following decade, and, like the best rock and roll, his work continues to embody a mixture of white and black roots music. Rock, blues, soul and country - Lonnie brings them all together for a sound that has been all his own for nearly thirty years. How to push it to the end... | Reviewer: Bill ------ About the song Gloria performed by The Doors Jim said what we all wanted to, but were to scared to. He was a poet, an entertainer but he too was scared. That's why the alcohol and drugs. It takes a lot of self defiance to say act and live to break on through. wonder how old he was when Gloria was recorded? Da da da. | Reviewer: Sun of Morrison ------ About the song Whiskey,Mystics and Men performed by The Doors Another interesting... no, infectious tune by the Doors which is very similar in structure to "My wild love" from the "Waiting for the sun" LP. Structure means a shaman-esque chant, sung this time over bottle-neck-style guitar. Lyrics are obviously Jim's and don't mean anything... did they ever ("brain is squirming like a toad???). A great tune that should have been on the Soft Parade LP in place of some of the dreary rubbish on that record. Wonderful lyrics by Jim Morrison..... | Reviewer: JM ------ About the song You Make Me Real performed by The Doors I really love this song. When I first saw the lyrics I said '' oh my god how can this lyrics express other people exept JM.'' I realised how can a man can feel when hi is in love. And in the end I was wondering how much magic can some words carry.... But I know. JM is a muth !!!! Dark lyrics | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song When The Music's Over performed by The Doors i used to listen to this song when drinking some vodka.it's very spiritual song, but there's somthing dark about it, is simply try to explain the none sens of this world !!! that gives fear to me mojorisin' | Reviewer: jsg ------ About artist/band The Doors The Doors are probably one of the few bands that will be taken serious and remember/studied decades from now. I say this because of the slow movement towards the sentiments of F. Nietzsche- one of Jim's favorites. One one his lines I have always liked 'You'll be dead in Hell before I'm born' always has stuck with me as a favorite. snatched back my life | Reviewer: anirudh barthwal ------ About artist/band The Doors I dont know or care about what people of my genaration think about the doors!what i know is there was a point of time when all i could think about was death cuz i thought life had never been fair with me,i desired a lot from life and got nothing all i wanted was death thinking dope n drugs were my best friends,once i borrowed a cd "the best of the doors" from one of my jhoonkie friend and guess what after listening to"the doors"i found out there is nothig to expect from life,life is what i have to snatch from the people who think i could do nothing in life now i m no more a"slave of my own desire's,i fucked death away,thak u jim morrison,thank u very much"The Doors"! Blondie | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song The End performed by The Doors @Roger, cool thing and a nice interpretation of the song. Now you really made we wanna go to L.A. But it's a long bike-ride from Holland ;) The song's great, everytime I hear it I slumber away into an endless glide through my subconscious, altering my state of mind for at least a few minutes! "there will never be another one" | Reviewer: Igi ------ About artist/band The Doors Sometimes i wish i was born about 30 years ago... Wish i saw, at least, one of their concerts. Truly a band that is different than the rest of the bands of that time, not to mention the todays BIG most. every one of their songs is just amazing, it's not like regular rock its... more than that. its a big loss that jim died so early. i watched a concert of the doors after he died. there was a replacement for jim but there can't be the doors without jim, sounds completely different. as i said or quoted a line from one of their songs (shaman's blues), there will never be another one Sickest Band!! | Reviewer: Eddie ------ About artist/band The Doors where do i start?! theres so much to say about the doors, they were the most inspirational band out there and still are to this day. Jim made music amazing to listen to. all that crap you listen to today could never compare to the Doors Jim expressed himself in the music and i think thats what made it great. we need the Doors back! As a science teacher and musician.... | Reviewer: Cosmic Traveler ------ About the song Horse Latitudes performed by The Doors The Horse Latitudes are between 30 & 35 degrees N & S of the equator. This is a region where cool dry air falls onto all these areas. The air is very dry, all the water having condensed out of it as it rose over the tropics (doldrums, or Intertropical Convergence Zone ITCZ). Deserts occur when the Horse Latitudes are over land. However, sailing ships would become stuck in the calm seas and because of dry conditions, would run short on water and the animals would have to be "jettisoned" to prevent having a boatload of rotting horseflesh. Therefore: Horse Latitudes. Jim was a poet, he wrote this in high school when he learned of the tales of the sailors and the horse latitudes. This poem is acutally more literal than most of us realize!! It is very good, I use it to teach my students about Horse Latitudes. that improvised part is in Nepali | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Roadhouse Blues performed by The Doors that improvised part is in Nepali....it means...smoke weed, i want to smoke weed. it will fulfill all my wishes.i'm going to take over all the tigers and bears. Pashupati (its a temple of Lord Shiva, who is considered the destroyer..and god of weed) is cold and damp. by the way i'm a Nepali..so i know.......THE DOORS disappointed | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Celebration Of The Lizard performed by The Doors This is definitely one of my favorite songs in all of music. It has that quality of poetry that really inspires deep reflection on the listeners part. Its disappointed that some people can't appreciate this type of music. They dismiss it just because the music is to "wierd" for them and don't pay attention to the poetic side of it at all. Awesome | Reviewer: Rick ------ About the song When The Music's Over performed by The Doors This song has a much deeper meaning than just a song. This is a work of art. He's saying that music is the artists only friend since everyone else hates the artist for being better than them. Jim may have died but his spirit lives on through his music. beautiful | Reviewer: ricky ------ About the song Yes, The River Knows performed by The Doors this is a beautiful song i used to think ludwig van beethovens 5th was the most beautiful thing i had ever heard but i was wrong its this song Live song 1969 Jim was high to death! | Reviewer: Mojo Risin ------ About the song Break On Through (To The Other Side) performed by The Doors You now a day distroy a plane, I have a parachute. When im high I can fly and break to the other side. c'on! You know you have a baby, take care of it break with him to the other side! .... | Reviewer: Me ------ About the song Gloria performed by The Doors I don't know if you seen this, but on youtube is a video of this song. And Jim really sings: wrap your lips around my cock, wrap your legs around my neck" You could review the artist/band The Doors in Biography page You could review The Doors album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review The Doors song by clicking the song which you like | | ||||||||||
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