🎵 The Doors - Love Her Madly REACTION

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[@torreyholmes7205]

The Doors mastered the art of creepy carnival vibes.

[@ninawildr4207]

Early Depeche Mode did too😀

[@danielwalker1538]

Alabama song

[@cadethecruel3484]

This just makes me think of The Lost Boys and the ending with People Are Strange lol

[@craigclark6922]

Not creepy carnival but German bier songs

[@nickbell4984]

Absolutely: Love her madly, Moonlight Drive, Unhappy girl, People are Strange, Strange days, End of the Night.

[@Hasta-la-pasta]

The Doors described as “a doom carnival” is the best description of The Doors. Lex should do spoken word. She’s a genius

[@jimdunagan4180]

yeah I thought that was spot on lol

[@thomsevilla4956]

wow! spot on Lex!!!! best description

[@jeffstone7912]

She definitely hits the nail square on the head sometimes. I enjoy her campy demeanor.

[@TYoung023]

Ray Manzarek on keyboards doing his thing! RIP. He put the carnival into every song.

[@thomsevilla4956]

@@TYoung023 his playing was insane

[@thelowe6393]

Robbie Krieger wrote this song about his girlfriend who repeatedly threatened to "walk out" on him and when she did, she always slammed the door to make her point. Jim helped write the lyrics, particularly the line about "Seven Horses..." According to Robbie, Jim advised to always throw in a line that was mysterious to the listener. In actuality, the line doesn't mean anything, it just fit the tempo of the song. It has nothing to do with drugs.

[@alansilverman8500]

I always wondered wtf the seven horses line meant! Thanx for clearing that up!

[@ninawildr4207]

@@alansilverman8500 me too😆😆😆

[@claudiocapello4564]

Jim probably was in drugs when written that line of the lyrics 🤣

[@ehxjsjd4553]

non the less horse latitude was one of jims first poems and later got turned a song, so that probably was a reference

[@craigplatel813]

Like she's done a thousand times before. They're fighting she storms out, he feels lonely and sad, but still loves her. She'll come back again.

[@MRCATL3]

Jim Morrison is probably the most enigmatic person in popular culture. He talked about how his family was driving through the Nevada desert with his parents and they saw a car crash. The people died. They were native Americans. His life was never the same

[@jamielandis4308]

Yeah, The Doors is a unique band. Many of their songs have that trippy whistling-in-the-dark kind of vibe. If Ray Bradbury novels had soundtracks, they would be done by The Doors.

[@SimplyDarknes]

Clapping at this comment, as a huge fan of Ray Bradbury and the Doors, couldn't of said it better. Absolutely hats off to you sir!!!

[@kentclark6420]

More like David Lynch.

[@clintonsmith5163]

Damn, you are right. The Doors would indeed be the perfect band to create music for Bradbury's novel of a sinister carnival and its effect on a small town, "Something Wicked This Way Comes."

[@jimj3799]

You nailed it! I've been listening to The Doors for over 40 years and reading Bradbury for about the same amount of time and never made that connection, at least consciously. Lex's "Doom Carnival" comment ties it up.

[@bradprice8040]

I see you. Great They Might Be Giants reference.

[@carlthevisitor8422]

The message I've always got from this song is that "she's left a thousand times, but you still love her and she always comes back"

[@steviekc9057]

More Doors!!! "Love Her Two Times", "Hello, I Love You", "Touch Me", "Soul Kitchen", "Strange Days" Thank you!!!

[@dariootero6555]

" the Soft parade" live in PBS!!!!!!!!!

[@BuddyBoy68]

All excellent suggestions, including the ones I was going to suggest. I hope Brad and Lex keep listening and reacting to The Doors. Æ 🙏

[@MikeB12800]

Every song!

[@mjb0183]

There only one reason I’d go back in time. No, not to see the Pyramids built….No, not to witness dinosaurs walking on earth. It would be to see the Doors Live at the Hollywood Bowl. Those times were amazing.

[@johnclibbens6803]

I love this song (and the whole LA Woman album).

[@nottydread]

That whole album is sublime.

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

A great farewell album.

[@gtorr47]

Me too 💘

[@djl9919]

RIP- Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek. 1 of my favorite bands of all. Rock on Brad & Lex

[@bubbasmith6505]

Jim Morrison or Mr Mojo Risin?

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

When I was facilitating recovery groups back in the early 1990s one of the people who came to one of the groups knew Jim Morrison. He said that Morrison was a train wreck waiting to happen. It finally happened.

[@Dinosaurs_with_laser_guns]

L.A. Woman is one of the greatest albums of all time, hands down. Timeless.

[@SIXX2772]

LEX.....The doors have always gave me a dark carnival vibe too...love it. This is Jim....the one and only singer.THE FIRST BADBOY OF ROCK N ROLL.

[@Cadinho93]

You guys should react to The Doors more… "Five to One", "The Crystal Ship", "Twentieth Century Fox", "Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)", "Back Door Man", "I Looked at You", "End of the Night", "Strange Days", "You're Lost Little Girl", "Love Me Two Times", "When The Music's Over", "Hello, I Love You", "Love Street", "Touch Me" 🎸🤘

[@michaelkelly4613]

I think they already did the last one...

[@funkadelicatessen]

I'd add "Moonlight Drive", "L'america", "Been Down So Long" and "The Changeling" to the list.

[@stack_of_records]

Spanish Caravan

[@completecharleston7142]

Save time - just do all of the songs! (Or have full album reactions) :-)

[@willowb1527]

Don't forget Love Street and a feast for friends.

[@timohara5691]

Definitely Jim Morrison. He had the ability like Paul McCartney to sing in many voices. Stick with The Doors some more. Loving your reactions.

[@davidhart8621]

His voice also got deeper and huskier over time.

[@Bluenosegrows]

If i remember right this is the last song / or album Jim did.

[@dggydddy59]

@@Bluenosegrows Last album. Last recorded vocal was the whispered lyrics under the lead vocal on Riders On The Storm.

[@debjorgo]

@@Bluenosegrows The last album anyway. I'm not sure about last song.

[@wadebarton4111]

The End and Peace Frog are 2 of their best.

[@gaddygad6926]

Lex, my parents were at that 1968 Hollywood Bowl concert with The Doors and Steppenwolf. They were 15 and 16 years old. I've always said I'll never experience anything that cool.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Jim "Mr. Mojo Risin' ", "The Lizard King" Morrison's voice matured over the five years of The Doors career. It became more subtle and at the same time textured and more able to convey emotion.

[@fredlgibsonjr3067]

Robby Krieger, the guitarist wrote this song. He said he and his girlfriend would argue often in those days and it would always end by her walking out the door, and her slamming it so hard it would shake the entire house. This is where the line about her walking out the door like 1,000 times before comes from. By the way he married her, and they are still married to this day, over 50 years later.

[@jaycordner3890]

Now this is MUSIC... I love them so much....

[@jojodogface898]

"Not to Touch the Earth" and "When the Music's Over"

[@franchk8372]

The Doors always had an alluring mystic vibe to their music ... loved it. Loved this song too. ✌✌

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

Song with direct, simple lyrics: Brad & Lex see deep hidden meanings Song with complex, cryptic lyrics: Brad & Lex take everything literally

[@timwestcott361]

Way too literal - loosen up. It's about the music, melody and observation Try 'The Changeling' to really mess with the literal-ness. Or - perish the thought When The Music's Over.

[@mattthomas3207]

Jim Morrison was a poet before he got into music so that's what alot of their lyrics ryrhme so much. I absolutely love listening to the organ in doors songs.

[@zq9m3xh8]

The Doors could have many different sounds. They could be bluesy, jazzy, psychedelic, and even creepy, but no matter how they came across, they were always The Doors.

[@stack_of_records]

The Doors of Perception

[@feintcircles]

A sound uniquely fitting to their era, and yet WAY ahead of their time.

[@Brian-kl1gf]

Hello from New England.. Lex was spot on with the Doom Carnival comment..I've always described the Doors as evil carnival music...And yes this is Him Morrison singing..It was his last album and he would die less than a yr later.. Peace..

[@soulbearer6214]

every doors album sounds different. They evolved to meet the times. Every album had a hit on it.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here.."Creepy trip vibes".Cool description..!!..The Doors could sound very different 🤔..from one song to another.., but always rocking..You two hit on some great points as always!!..Thanks again!!

[@paligap8097]

I love the doors. They were so strange and upbeat but also haunting , and very poetic

[@charlenewebb5893]

Great Band Great Song .The Doors Once Upon A Time

[@auralfixxation6702]

This is one of my favorite songs. It's got this weird uplifting feel and yet also, unsettling carnival vibe. You should do NOT TO TOUCH THE EARTH or 5 To 1. Great songs too.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Love Me Two Times”!!

[@shellzmoe8966]

My absolute favorite Doors song! They’ve reacted to it now!

[@stevemariman8769]

what a great song! it takes me right back to 1971, instantly, when it begins.

[@Confident-Village148]

You guys should react to these by The Doors as well - Crystal Ship - Love street - Light my fire - You're lost little girl - My eyes have seen you

[@ronbezella7557]

Someone once told me they where ska with a carnival sound of the 1900s. Then I saw a antique music carnival box, sounded exactly.

[@ziggystardog]

I always took this song as an elaboration on the expression: “absence makes the heart grow fonder.”

[@freddymo3339]

Brad ! She delivers the DOPE. He loves her cuz he is high by the time see leaves. 7 times, on time. HORSE.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

This is my favorite doors song. That is such a killer groove. And that bass line, wow. And this song is just so fun to dance to also. And I really love the quality of his voice on this.

[@russallert]

"Doom carnival in New Orleans" - more accurate than you expected. After The Doors recorded the LA Woman album, they did a short tour and the last place they played was at the Warehouse in New Orleans. Morrison was drunk and despondent, partway through the gig his bandmates said they saw his energy just leave him, and he started smashing the mic stand against the floor of the stage in frustration. That was the last gig that The Doors played with Jim Morrison.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Classic Doors! Keyboard-led rock is hugely underrated, but we all love it. Brad might be expecting too much from Doors lyrics. People are Strange, Backdoor Man, Hello I love you - these are all moods, not stories.

[@thomastimlin1724]

This was a single in the Spring of 1971. It was the 1st single released from the album L.A. Woman. After that later in the summer, Riders on the Storm was released. Shortly after Jim Morrison, lead singer , died at age 27. At age 15, I had a little rock band and this was one of the newer songs we learned.

[@johnsnyder150]

Robby Krieger, the guitarist, said he wrote this song after a fight with his girlfriend and her leaving and slamming the door.

[@stack_of_records]

Of course it is Jim :) Lots of organ sounds back in the psych 60s.

[@danw2276]

So talented. He loves her, sad when she leaves and she comes back. Love them

[@ptrlxc]

“Seven horses seem to be on the mark” … always gave me Lord of the Rings vibes: riders on the mark were those riders that had the lances, and where they’re patrolling is called the Mark.

[@robertkenneth6517]

Lex is amazing with her reactions and comments!

[@straycatttt2766]

Lex, I understand when you spoke about the significance of seeing someone in concert before he died. I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in concert shortly before he died in a plane accident.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Jim Morrison in my opinion is the greatest front man of all time. He was the total package , looks , voice, and on stage antics. Long live the lizard King.

[@andrewmadeloni7173]

Thinking not a breakup, loves her face and the rear view as she walks out the door "a thousand times before".

[@jarrettfinney4882]

You two have to check out the doors movie. You'll love it!! Before any of you comment, yes, I know it's not all that accurate, but still very good. One of my favourite bands ever!!! Can't go wrong with the doors

[@neilburgess9652]

Ray Manczarek on form as usual for this, I swear that man was the heart of the doors while Jim was the voice

[@matthewgoodA1206]

Good observation, because there actually is just a little something different about Jim’s voice on this album, their final studio LP. If you listen closely you can hear that the pitch of Jim’s baritone dropped to its lowest point on that record. So for that release his voice was deeper than it was before.

[@AliasMark69]

At only 12 years old in Newport Beach California I knew my parents would never approve of the Doors music so I bought their first album with my own money. With 4 friends in my room we packed a pipe and listened to The Doors for the first time….. A Life Changing Event.

[@brdzuna]

"When The Music's Over" is perhaps their best song, you need to make a reaction video asap.

[@BikerPilot]

The Doors had a huge influence on a lot of musicians.

[@alteredaustin1]

LOL

[@bradprice8040]

I know how you feel about thinking of having been there. I wasn't at the first Lollapalooza but was at the second and third. It was an amazing experience to get a mix of EVERYTHING at one crazy long outdoor concert festival thing. It was a great memory of my life.

[@ShreddFly]

Hey guys what's up! Greetings from South Florida! Yeah that's Jim Morrison singing. He's just singing a lot mellower than he did in the other songs you reacted to. You guys rock! God bless you! Peace!

[@robertherring9277]

The Doors is a 60's band. Morrison died in like 71... when I was born.

[@robertstoner8244]

The beauty of music 🎶 is what each person takes from it. It's what you heard.

[@voltakackackack666]

Among "Road House Blues", "LA Woman", and this...tied for first on favorite Doors song. But i love their entire catalogue even after Morrison passed. Mmm...i think "Love Her as She's Walking Out the Door" is more perverted in nature, but maybe dual meaning. Like he's staring at a particular feature as She's Walking out but knows she'll be back. That's a very misogynistic approach, but I don't mean it's a positive thing, i just think it's a fun song whether it's malevolent or tragic.

[@RobRock-qr3hp]

Yep, Jim was the singer on every song. He also was the lyricist which he would come up with on the fly. His favorite drug of choice was booze.

[@alteredaustin1]

Robbie Krieger wrote at least as many of The Doors songs as morrison and he wrote most of their hits.

[@Gretzelpolanco]

The Doors were amazing!! Do the full live version of "The celebration of the Lizzard"!!! (Jim Morrison is known as The Lizzard king)

[@dariootero6555]

From CD Absolut live....

[@oxbass2672]

I always thought of this as one of their Vegas night club type songs.

[@LordEagle]

Probably my favorite Doors song. 💥💥💥👍😎

[@lastchild6153]

Jim was more into taking you on a mind expanding spiritual like journey with the songs and poetry that he wrote like When The Music,s Over or Not To Touch The Earth . I think he tended to get a little bored when he would have to sing some of the shorter type pop songs that Robby Krieger would write. That maybe why he sounds a little different to you. When they wrote together they created absolute MAGIC like Light My Fire. Not to say that Robby,s songs were bad they were very good in fact and usually were Top 10 hits.

[@dannyessers7434]

I Don t think he was bored you forget that he lived a full live in 27 years look at his picture in 1965 and a picture from 1971 A hole life in 6 years

[@3qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq10]

@@dannyessers7434 besides partying that hard he also studied like mad. My great grandmother was his grand fathers sister and they were Clan Clarke. The motto is; To write for God and Scotland and the words Clark(e) and Clerk(e) are Norman words for scholarly or literate. Jim sure lived up to the name of his Maternal Clan.

[@LoveBandit1000]

Plus he gained a bunch of weight and smoked a crap-load of weed and cigs from 1967 to 1971...that'll deepen your voice.

[@lastchild6153]

3QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ That must be so cool to know your related to the Lizard King. I really appreciate your reply and the information to the Scottish and Nordic history. I have Scottish blood lines on my Mothers side and Norwegian blood lines on my Fathers side.I have been a big DOORS fan forever and was born directly on the opposite coast in Tampa Fl. From where Jim was born in Melbourne FL. So I always thought that was pretty cool.

[@3qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq10]

@@lastchild6153 it was pretty awesome finding this out. Some times I think what a cruel joke life played on me. It let me end up adopted by the neighbors and never able to meet Jim. Then again I was two when he died. I didn't find out until age 52 that I'm Jims second cousin, once removed. I was a fan by age 12 or 13. The Holladays are my bio maternal side, and the Mattesons are my bio paternal side. The Clark(e)s cross both sides of my family multiple times. So do the Stuarts. I got nobility in most directions of my family lines. Mattesons are said to have originated in Sweden and migrated to Denmark, and after generations migrated to Scotland and then were cleared out in the highland clearancces ot Ulster. My 8th great grandfather Henry Mattesons ancestors were nobles but when he migrated to Rhose Island he wasn't important. Some how he ended up marrying Hannah Parsons from the line Layton of Stuart, and Rohan. Queen Elizabeth and her offspring are cousins to this line so therefor I'm Lilbets cousin through my 8th great gran Hannah. Parts of my lineage look like a whos who of Scotland. The Holladays were Norman Scots, and my branch moved to England like 940 years ago from Dumfries Scotland. Jim is my cousin on my bio paternal side. Doc Holliday is my fourth cousin on moms side. And yes the spelling is different. People kept making spelling variations of Holladay.

[@scottstewart5784]

Y'all should google the song's meaning after giving your thoughts. . Were you right? Is it deeper? Is it random word salad (Nirvana)? You'd be doing us all a service, and it might be cool to see you react to learning the consensus meaning of the lyrics.

[@rsw1227]

I've said this exact thing MANY times. I'm pretty sure in their first reactions they did but for some reason stopped. At the VERY least find out what year it was from! I had one guy jump on me because he liked them going in "cold" so they get a real reaction. I guess he didn't understand what "after" meant. Ha!

[@jeffsevy6812]

Well done, as always. The "other group" on the poster was The Chambers Brothers.; their big hit was "Time Has Come Today", which came out in the mid 1960's. The Chambers Brothers' music was described as "Psychedelic Soul". Hope all is well.

[@keensoundguy6637]

It was the Chambers Brothers with The Doors and Steppenwolf on that July 5th at the Hollywood Bowl 54 years ago. Perhaps listen to their song "Time Has Come Today" -- get you some cowbell now! Steppenwolf's "Berry Rides Again" makes for a great pop quiz: identify all the Chuck Berry song references if you can. "The Pusher" is another good choice, written by the same guy who wrote "Joy To The World" (you know, "Jeremiah was a bullfrog...") which Three Dog Night had a big hit with.

[@dennish3032]

Thats not 70's talk. That is 7 horses lined up at the gate for a horse race at the track.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Jim Morrison thought of himself as a poet first, a singer second, and a rock star third. He even fled to Paris with his girlfriend to write, and there is where he died.

[@alteredaustin1]

He fled to Paris to keep from going to jail.

[@dr.strangelove7788]

Like the Beatles, so many well written great songs in such a short period of time.

[@aussierob3860]

The doors are legends, especially Jim. The last of the true musical poets. Could you give Peace Frog a listen please.

[@brdzuna]

They made a video about Peace Frog two months ago 🙃

[@aussierob3860]

@@brdzuna Oops, my bad. I must’ve missed that one.

[@BossDM-2]

One of their best songs.

[@marksimms792]

5 to 1,the Soft Parade,Cars Hiss by my window, the Spy ( Texas Radio & the Big Beat)The WASP, Summer's Almost goon,Spanish Caravan,AN American Prayer,When the Music's Over.. ..

[@craigplatel813]

Every doors song no matter what genre they did was a little bit "creepy". They always looked at the odd, wierd, outside of the norm subjects and way of looking at things.

[@flinder.x.midler7727]

I love this song❤❤❤

[@user-yi3yx6ex2u]

It’s a relationship where he gets a kick out of her saying she’s going to leave-cos he knows she never really will.

[@wgb_jd]

That is a very recognizable Jim Morrison vocal.

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Jim was bloated and struggling with his addictions when they recorded this album, LA Woman. His voice sounded slightly deeper and gravelly by this stage.

[@daddams2538]

Jim sang this whole album in a tile shower, that’s the weird echo you’re hearing.

[@sheilathailand1903]

Yes Lex!! An abandoned them park music is perfect.

[@bobinfaith]

Hi Brad and Lex, is Jim Morrison the original singer in 1971's Love Her Madly? Yes. I feel Jim did improve his voice range and vibrato since 1967's Light My Fire. Great REACTION! Thanks! - Bob

[@DivaInTheWoods]

This song always makes me think of Forrest Gump. Fantastic soundtrack!

[@lovestreet2675]

OMG I love Lex!! Girl you're definitely an empath. Jim had done so many drugs and drank so much alcohol in 4 years, he aged like 50 years. 😥 So freakin sad but he lived life hard and full. You can hear all the damage in the LA Woman album, but they were still so amazing and Jim was so hot! ❤

[@thomasgruseck7971]

Walking out the door . . . like she did a thousand times before, so it is an on and off relationship.

[@bishopsheen6897]

You guys need to hear and watch the MC5 “Kick out the Jams” the video from the Beat Club t.v.show

[@sonialeigh9112]

Jim Morrison…he was so deep! You should watch his documentary!

[@carson5196]

The Chambers Brothers were the 3rd group. "Time has come today." React to this one. Political action during the Vietnam era and psychedelia. Black awareness beyond just James Brown saying I'm Black and I'm proud.

[@joedonlewis9820]

They were the house band at the Whiskey a-Go-Go. This is from the 70s stream. You can't do 70s without Linda Ronatadt. She was "the queen of rock" in the early 70s. She's a 12x Grammy winner, received the Kennedy Center Honors, , and is a member of both the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame and the County Music Hall of Fame.

[@paulwicht6294]

Visited Jim’s grave in ‘86 at Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris. Doors cassettes, empty wine bottles. A mess. Revisited last September. Got a good upgrade. In other news, he’s still dead.

[@BuddyBoy68]

Hi Brad and Lex. If you want to imagine watching The Doors, I think the closest you're going to get to that now is 'The Doors Alive' tribute band. Check them out. I saw them in Glasgow and they were amazing. They do tour worldwide and may well come to where you are, especially if there is enough demand. Æx 🙏

[@LOKISlog7]

Never enough DOORS Moonlight Drive is a must.

[@davescurry69]

Lex, that sums up the Doors sound perfectly: doom carnival. It is Jim Morrison singing.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

This was in the movie, FOREST GUMP. Love The Doors.

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

The coolest band in rock history

[@ronaldriis1023]

“Doom carnival “ could have been the title of a Doors album.

[@stephenpaxman6180]

awesome classic song

[@darrinmoon1974]

You need to watch the movie The Doors . Val Kilmer played Jim Morrison. Great movie

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

I think you would LOVE the song 'The Soft Parade' from the album of the same name. I consider it the first ever prog song, as it weaves through different musical styles, and takes the listener on the sort of journey that still feels fresh. You should deffo delve deeper into their catalogue. (just not the two albums recorded after Jim died, they're atrocious lol).

[@dariootero6555]

" the Soft parade live in PBS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kylesage-clontz]

Some Doors songs were written by guitarist Robbie Krieger, and others are credited as "lyrics by Jim Morrison, music by the Doors." You can definitely tell which is which - Robbie's are very "I love you baby"-type pop songs, whereas Morrison's lyrics are, well, obviously Jim Morrison lyrics. They both had great songs though. Guess which one this is.