The moment that ended The Doors’ career

[@hokahey7236]

The disaster which ended the Doors' career was Morrison's death.

Good riddance! A talentless drunkard and his overrated garbage "band".

[@coronelsakura2841]

The disaster that ended Morriston life was his alcoholìsm

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

Not true. The doors were finished when they decided they wouldn't being touring any more, that was pretty much the breakup though it was not stated explicitly. They release their final album because they were contracted to, but once Jim was in Paris it was clear by the way Jim spoke to the people he met, there that the Doors were over for good.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

They continued to perform without him, actually for a few years.

[@puckhockey4733]

@@theodoreconstantini2548 Yeah, they actually released 3 more music albums as The Doors after Jim's death. I wouldn't say the first two are compelling save for being collectibles for a rabid Doors fan. They did an album featuring him reading his poetry aloud, set to new music, a few years after that.

[@sonicee565]

I had a presumption about The Doors and avoided listening to their music ...until i was trapped in a flat/apartment in Dublin ,tripping my tits off on some strong acid after a walk about. The 2 pals i was with passed out ,and the only music in the place was ALL of The Doors albums. I picked one at random ,then sat back and watched the music dancing around the room over my head.....Been my favorite band ever since ,no matter what state im in !!

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

Are you my dad fr

[@sonicee565]

@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 🤣😅

[@jerryhamer]

Man you reminded me of my teen years. Tripping and watching the doors movie. Good times. Lol

[@sonicee565]

@@jerryhamer Some great times and adventures for me back then ....still writing chapters !! Best regards to you !!

[@jerryhamer]

@sonicee565 You too my friend

[@stephenroman9015]

The footage being shown in the beginning was his arrest in New Haven Connecticut.

[@Kurtis11266]

It was the 60's don't nitpick

[@LeahElisheva]

Exactly. Idk why he was showing that when he’s talking about Miami…

[@LeahElisheva]

Miami was 70s. Connecticut was late 60s. It’s not nit picking , it’s caring about facts

[@Kurtis11266]

@@LeahElisheva shh

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

My Friend And His Much Older Sister Were At The Concert!! December 9, 1967, New Haven Arena!! 57 Years Ago Tomorrow!!

[@anthonyehling3732]

My uncle was a hippie photographer traveling between our hometown philly and Miami and L.A, he has the only known picture of Morrisons junk, he even went to court on their behalf and made the photo "disappear" the whole band had him come along to a Miami party, uncle Dave! The ultimate hippie

[@rishikesh1087]

And what a final album it was. LA Woman is one of the best R&R albums ever.

[@sexobscura]

*Er ... okay*

[@royalranting119]

Whats R&R?

[@DoctorPatrola]

@@royalranting119 "Royal & Ranting" , lol

[@promark5317]

My favorite Doors record as well. Grimey and sexy blues numbers on that one.

[@rambulance6241]

Rest and relaxation ​@@royalranting119

[@pmugglestone]

Bowie once said in an interview that all his songs were an attempt to write Life on Mars again…

[@Gibson1976uk]

La Woman is such a great album!! it just has this raw, smooth energy! and the sound is so good

[@Evilslayer73]

People are strange ...Pure Legend Morrison.

[@charleslanphier8094]

These are very well done, I hope you'll continue making them.

[@rubenbaeckelandt902]

Rock history with the story line of a classic Greek tragedy.

[@WilcoxNotreallythere]

Meh. His dad was head of a psyop division in the military. We have all been played

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

what greek tragedy had heroin overdose?

[@Dovahkiin0117]

@@WilcoxNotreallythereya cus kids always listen and obey there parents huh Seems he did everything he could to distance himself from that

[@WilcoxNotreallythere]

@@Dovahkiin0117 hahahahahahaha! Right over your head. You're not getting it. In the dark you will remain.

[@rubenbaeckelandt902]

@@ChickenMcThiccken none, but perhaps the Greek word “hybris” could mean something.

[@billepperson2662]

2:33 * What would be their last performance with Jim. After Jim died, they reunited & made 2 albums as a trio, with Ray & Robbie sharing vocal duties. They broke up for good in 1973

[@snakeeyes51]

Robbie Krieger tells the story completely differently in his book about the concert and Jim's behavior. Great book btw.

[@matthewvolb94]

I'm glad I found this channel.

[@stewiepid4385]

I was 17, in Duncanville, TX. tripping on a hit of microdot LSD, when I first heard "Horse Latitudes". 59 now. I still can not listen to it. The rest of The Doors I can handle. Just that one haunts me.

[@paulnolan4971]

When the.... 😁

[@stewiepid4385]

@@paulnolan4971 STOP IT!

[@prague7706]

@@paulnolan4971we all have at least one song like that!

[@LookingGlassUniverse]

Great story!

[@dustinandtarynwolfe5540]

Its kinda crazy how much jim Morrison and val kilmer actually look alike. He was definitely the only choice to play that role.

[@falconeshield]

One of his best movies

[@kikidee3204]

I discovered the doors at art college in the 80s didn't know anything about them what they looked like enjoyed them image free after loosing my dad the year before, their music guided me through my work, still love them to this day. X

[@DataBattlesZ2087]

When you not so secretly despise your audience and let it slip one evening. Best decision I ever made in my life.

[@bussterdouglas]

Jim is one of the few artists where his talent actually lived up to his absurd antics

[@patrickhawthorneLS]

La woman is one of the finest albums i have and ever will hear,for me its their very best work

[@ACraig-og8tn]

Kudos to you for a balanced and non-sensationalized telling of the story of The Doors and Jim Morrison.

[@D-Fens_1632]

Musically, I'd say the Doors didn't fall prey nearly as much as other bands did in the late 60s regarding the studio. In like 2 years people went from 4 track recording to 16, and became hell bent on filling every available track and cluttering up the music with overdubs. They always kept their sound pretty stripped down and simple with little effects. Hell I don't think Kreiger even owned any effects pedals for his guitar.

[@rocktober1327]

NYC didn't stop playing their music and welcomed them back in 1969 on PBS channel13 where they perform the Soft Parade live. Good Video. Thumbs up.

[@girthbloodstool339]

The Doors are a 3-piece band - Morrison doesn't have a 'piece'. What he had was alcoholism.

[@Davethreshold]

He's another heartbreaker. I cried when he died as I did with Hendrix, Joplin, Ricki Nelson, and so many others.

[@aisle_of_view]

Jim sounds like the kind of obnoxious drunk who ruins the party for everyone

[@harold3165]

Yeh but he was famous so that means his behaviour was totally cool!! :D

[@josh_wukong]

Yea I read a book about him years ago and he seemed like a real piece of shit. Still love their music tho

[@canUfeelMYface]

​@Viejo-verdewho's that

[@canUfeelMYface]

@Viejo-verde No thanks stranger

[@ibiza1290]

Then why ask? Dumb boomer.

[@earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zero]

Interesting! I 💕 the Doors. Great wee documentary..I've subscribed.

[@jasonvoorhees8545]

The Doors were a psy-op. Jim was the son of a high level Admiral who was involved in the Gulf of Tonkin incident and raised the US level of military service in the Vietnam War

[@AliensAnonymous]

@@jasonvoorhees8545 True. Jim Morrison was actually the commander of the My Lai Massacre in '68; hiding in plain sight is always the best. Janis Joplin also committed atrocities when she.....arerrgggghjjj.

[@PaulFormentos]

Stills and Garcia had military ties as well

[@AliensAnonymous]

@PaulFormentos The Grateful Dead were paid Vietcong agents.

[@Crowbag245]

Great video! Pls do more Doors videos

[@axelnilsson2031]

Big addict and you go to some foreign place where you don't have your regular social group with people who aren't just clinging to your fame, and so nothing to keep you somewhat in check. On top of it a lack of any real plans, nothing much to do. "I thought it was a great idea" like dude its an obvious recipe for disaster, a really big fkn risk, and this is not hindsight, this is just basic knowledge about addiction. If I were to guess Jim kept it together to finish the album but was desperate to get away from it all and just drink. I think the people around him kinda failed him there. Granted its not like he was a guy you could control, but you coulda probably kept him alive for at least another 10 years with some love and effort.

[@CaiLewendon]

I don't think people really had the awareness about mental illness back then like they do today. its just a misfortunate tragedy of circumstance.

[@axelnilsson2031]

@@CaiLewendon I know. But Alcohol has been around forever?

[@jamesball5743]

Himdsight is Blargh

[@axelnilsson2031]

@@jamesball5743 Look I'm not saying I know. I'm only saying it appears weird to me. 1. because alcohol had been around forever 2. because other celebrities were dying too back then, it happened to a lot of people I don't blame his circle for his death, but I think they could have done more. Thinking more about it I might be a little naive here. I guess it makes sense for his bandmembers to think Jim just needed to get away from it all for a while. I don't know.

[@LarryDanaDavid]

Bunch of rehab gobbledygook. You’re clueless to the creative process. Sell your 12 Steps to someone else man, this rider on the storm ain’t buying.

[@TonyMichaels166]

The documentary “Feast of Friends” is one of the best music docs I’ve ever seen. It features Jim having a breakdown on stage and having to be rushed out of the venue through the back.

[@djoel8368]

The Doors put out two more albums after "LA Woman", they were "Full Circle" and "An American Prayer."

[@NorsePJ]

They released three studio albums after Morrison's death. The ones you mention, but the first one was called 'Other Voices' from 1971.

[@paulnolan4971]

There are Other Voices that disagree with that calculation 😁

[@maryckhkaidze5867]

It's so sad how many great musicians are members of "only 27-28 years on the earth" club members.

[@YippeeSkippie426]

Drug and alcohol addled, amoral hippies. What could go wrong? That whole "counter-culture" thing worked out great for them. Riiiight.

[@canUfeelMYface]

How many of them were of good character?

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

​@@YippeeSkippie426 But it looks like fun to me. While it lasted.

[@maryckhkaidze5867]

@@canUfeelMYface I think almost every of them.

[@shanequastunningbrave5376]

Its sort of a woeful cleche

[@ItachiOtirra]

imagine arresting a rockstar for being drunk

[@canUfeelMYface]

It's more amusing for me to imagine a drunk driver getting pulled over and arrested only to sit in the back of a police car yelling "drinking is not a crime. "

[@DyslexicBatnam99]

They thought he flashed the crowd.

[@AphonenewNew]

Free Willy ​@@DyslexicBatnam99

[@innerlude]

Wow, very well put together video. Just got a new sub. L.A. Woman is my fav Doors Album

[@danielallenherringstudios5917]

I am not a big fan of brass and orchestra with rock but the Doors pulled it off for me. And that’s saying something. I hope Jim did go off to Paris and live a long wonderful life in peace like most of us hope he did. I wouldn’t blame him.

[@thefilmandmusic]

Those cops should have gone to jail

[@paulcooper-n2v]

The cops should of wore leather pants and a concho belt.

[@corybarnes2341]

They took an oath to uphold the law and that was the law. The majority of Americans at that time wanted rebels like Jim Morrison treated that way. Should give pause for thought as to the way things are now. The cops shouldn't go to jail, they just shouldn't be ordered to uphold laws that are clearly unjust.

[@Nobodyneedsabodyanymore]

​@@corybarnes2341The police were doing their job here. Blame society and our terrible government instead.

[@ltisenotem]

​@@corybarnes2341 they're probably just being facetious

[@ITSupport-q1y]

Great video, thanks

Props to Janis Joplin for braking a bottle of Southern Comfort over Jim's head and knocking 'im out cold... TWICE!

[@50PullUps]

Yup, that’s not discussed enough when remembering JM.

[@shanequastunningbrave5376]

Reverse the rolls and you'd be a melting snowflake!

[@TheJsholladay]

Are you ok Karen?

[@BVonBuescher]

I was talking to Mario once (Owner of the Whiskey and Rainbow Room) and he was telling me the story of when he loaded a case of Southern Comfort in Joplin's car, and how that was the last time he ever saw her.... some chilling shit

[@RTFLDGR]

Head trauma sucks. Most wahmen are not held accountable for their DA.

[@aisforapple2494]

The Doors did two more albums after Morrison's death, so 'L.A. Woman' was final album with Jim.

[@NorsePJ]

They made three - 'Other Voices' 1971, 'Full Circle' 1972, and 'An American Prayer' 1978. The last one was just music set to Morrison's spoken word recordings.

[@aisforapple2494]

@NorsePJ I've got it, but didn't count it because Jim's on it. I have heard 'Other Voices' before. That's what I meant.

[@NorsePJ]

@@aisforapple2494 No worries. Cheers!

[@aisforapple2494]

@NorsePJ Cheers! 🍻

[@scottsummers4115]

That's the arrest of Jim on stage in New Haven Connecticut Dec 10, 1967.

[@awbzville1495]

Jim Morrison the first punk rocker !

[@mbrackeva]

Being constantly disrespectful to your audience doesn't make you a punk rocker.

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

@@mbrackeva ......Just A Punk!!

[@CodyCockyote7046]

Imho none of you would survive a squatter punk show.

[@twistyzybe7308]

That would be Johnny cash

[@Best..YT..Music..Playlists]

no

[@ticnatz]

I've been to Jim Morrisons' grave in Paris. Go, if you have the chance.....

[@radio645]

I've been there as well; I was a little disappointed how small the grave site was, a stone head surrounded by a metal fence as I recall. I threw a couple guitar picks inside the fence.

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

I have been to his birth home and definitely want to go to France 🇫🇷

Fans are truly the most pathetic creatures to walk this Earth!

[@humorbegone]

Great vid!

[@brianpeck4035]

Heading down Miami way to a funeral for a friend. She was the one an eye witness who told me nothin happened at dinner key but Jim gettin drunk and off key and rambling on mid song. Thanks Laura for the good times and great weed, I have missed you for so long.

[@sircassian5568]

ALCOHOL IS A CURSE

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

Yup a horrible disease

[@PhillipBell]

Alcohol ADDICTION is a curse. I don't drink any alcohol at all, but I think it's good for casual drinkers to get rid of stress. Addicts are abusive, unproductive, unhealthy and broke. Most people do fine by it.

[@falconeshield]

Oh grow up. Food is bad too with that logic. Just don't overdo it.

[@Iconoplastt]

Love the Doors, what a great, unique and creative band LA Woman leaves to believe if Jim were still around they would be absolutely legendary to a greater extent than before

[@giek1realitycult]

Oh he got the 2010 message clear! He reincarnated in the 80s

[@corybarnes2341]

Same one that destroys so many careers, lives, families. Alcohol.

[@canUfeelMYface]

Or alcohol doesn't have a will of its own

[@corybarnes2341]

@@canUfeelMYface Alcoholics do, the problem is Alcohol directly disables the part of the brain that governs behaviour. We don't normally act on ever impulse that jumps into our heads, but drunk people are much more likely to act on impulses without considering the outcome.

[@canUfeelMYface]

@@astralxdistortions sounds like you don't understand will

[@Nobodyneedsabodyanymore]

It's opiates for my generation.... Addiction sucks.

[@scallopohare9431]

Most people drink in moderation. Same as most people don't have auto accidents, or otherwise try to blame their problems on anything but themselves.

[@TheSpoonwood]

"The Doors" a truly brilliant American band ..... a strange brilliance at that.. very odd genius

[@ThomasJones-sz3sx]

Absolutely!!

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

Rock n Roll is supposed to be out of a garage. Love that quote.

[@CorinwPirlig-ws6bj]

whatever you say know that the doors will never find a lead singer like jim again

[@DeadBeat4Life]

Or any band for that matter

[@sandrost4243]

Technically not their last album, the remaining band members made two more albums after Morrison's death. One of them being called "Other Voices".

[@daviddowns7552]

WHEN THE MUSICS OVER. 🎶

[@tonyelliott7734]

That definitely was not the disaster that ended the Doors' career, the death of Jim Morrison was.

[@raultalmon1467]

¨Everything is fucked up as usual¨. Long live The Doors.

[@JoshAronoff]

NOW WAIT A MINUTE NOW WAIT A MINUTE

[@malicant123]

Don't take drugs, kids :(

[@SkoomaFish]

*"Not having a bassist"*

[@Ae-ne5iy]

This follows a quote that I said once about Xxxtentacion perfectly which was: “never go to Miami”

[@JimiJames-xq3kc]

I'm a 3rd gen Miamian. 1963. I never go back. 25 years. Orlando

[@falconeshield]

That guy died early too

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

The Doors and Jim were never the same after Miami, it almost destroyed the band, they lost about one million dollars, in shows, because of cancelations, a second European tour had to be cancelled. Before the Miami, the relations between, Jim and the others was pretty strained, because Jim 's antics, but after Miami relations went into meltdown. And Jim personality began to completely unravel with shadow of a conviction hanging over him.

[@edpoe1108]

So I was tripping on some purple-durple, pink micro-dot acid on a windowpane, dude, and The Doors were playing.... I'll never forget the look on my perfectly expressionless human face, man! The Doors were the soundtrack, bro!

[@phillipwallace7211]

LA Woman was their best. I often think of how good the next album would have been.

[@brianstepanovich9453]

Jim Morrison wanted to save the world like many and he finally realized he couldn't like many.

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

Top 5 greatest band ever hands down they did things and had intangibles the stones and Beatles didn’t . Love the beetles and stones but the doors are next level.

[@Therejectionartist]

I was obsessed with the doors as a teenager, I still think they are great, but I don’t think they have aged as well as the beatles. The beatles seem more dynamic. The doors were like a mood for the era they lived in, the beatles seem more to stretch out into the future, a bit more timeless. Although I am counting some doors songs on my all time list, when the music’s over, the end, peace frog, l.a woman, soul kitchen, moonlight drive/horse latitudes live version.

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

@ I prefer the doors because they were dark, deep, spiritual they were dangerous they were transcendent. Jim Morrison wasn’t scared to die . Robbie. John Ray were better musicians than The Beatles songs like not to touch the Earth or the end our songs, The Beatles or no other band could have made. I love the Beatles, but the Beatles are so commercial they’re so huge and pop . It’s like everybody has a piece of them. The doors were perfectionists. They made six tight albums. They didn’t make 20 albums like the Beatles did they weren’t all very good. The doors were perfectionists

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

@ when the Beatles tried to be dark and psychedelic it was cheesy , it came off stupid like a comical. When they made love ballads and rock/pop songs that’s that’s what made them incredible.

[@Therejectionartist]

@@SkyNetGeneral- much as I love the doors, they weren’t consistently brilliant through all their albums, so the perfectionist tag is questionable. They were counterculture from the beginning and went through some mainstream acceptance phase, so the darkness was always with them from the outset. The beatles were more mainstream from the start and through most of their career, but their experimental progression led them down darker paths, so for me there is nothing comical about it, it was an authentic development of their sound, and their song craftsmanship was on a par with the doors. Their best material is on an equal footing for me, but the beatles have a greater and much more diverse output. I can happily listen to them both, in some ways it’s comparing apples and oranges.

[@SkyNetGeneral-]

@ I think it was the Beatles could’ve never done a song like the end. The end was more than a song. The end was poetic was Shakespeare. It was transcendent. It was more than a song. It was more than music itself and not to touch the Earth. The Beatles cannot have done anything like that. It was intergalactic. It was sinister. It was beautiful. The end was celestial ethereal just next level. The Beatles are good at what they did but they had their limits.

[@RestrainingHollywood]

Strange Days is Peak Doors L.A. Woman is a close 2nd..

[@darrininverarity4297]

“What’s that on your shirt Jim”? “I think it’s mustard”

[@bpark222]

A pardon doesn’t necessarily mean you were wrongly convicted.

[@joekapp6826]

I don’t know if I agree that he was wrongly convicted. Because he was for the most part guilty of everything he was charged with. He was guilty of a lot of “obscene” and “inappropriate” behavior that night at dinner key. But I do not agree that those things are wrong at all, especially in a country that’s supposed to be free.

[@puckhockey4733]

Rolling Stone (the magazine) did an investigative journalism type piece about Jim's death, and gathered that he'd gone to buy heroine for Pamela Curson, and decided to try some himself, but overdosed, and that he was found in the bathtub because Pamela and some of her friends got the idea to try to shock him awake with cold water. She died of a heroine overdose herself, a year or so later.

[@chickengenius4202]

Probably when he died in a club bathroom from a speedball, then Was placed in a warm bath to hide time of death. That was probably it

[@aratneerg3699]

Great video. Thanks. Yeah loved LA women.

[@dannygjk]

From your description he was so drunk he couldn't remember anything. BTW did you even say what all the charges were or are you selling a book?

[@RuthlessMojo]

The Doors were a huge influence on my own songwriting, Jim Morrison in particular. I was a lead singer and guitarist in an alternative band in the 90’s. Jim was such a big influence on me that my drummer used to say I was the reincarnation of Jim. I was born in 1976, five years after his death. Do I believe I’m Jim Morrison? Hell no but I do understand the tortured part of him and the search for meaning.

[@samh2023]

And another frontman trying to be Jim Morrison...

[@RuthlessMojo]

@ I wasn’t trying to be Jim Morrison. I stayed true to my own persona. I did however (and still do) understand and empathise with the side of him that was a tortured poet. I have suffered from ill health and chronic pain since the age of 18 and had a very tumultuous childhood being subjected to abuse and abandonment when I was just 16. My poetry and songwriting was my outlet. That’s what my drummer picked up on.

[@joekapp6826]

I anyways thought their lead singer was Jim Teshmacher!

[@scallopohare9431]

They made some really good music, though I think their biggest hits were not their best. Unfortunately, Morrison began to rely on shock, and he wore that out. Hendrix did the same.

[@Barnyard140]

LA Woman was not the Doors last album. The trio continued through two more ill-advised studio albums without Morrison.

[@NiBreak20]

Didn’t know Howard Stern was in the Doors

[@briankrane5546]

Youd think that being a lounge act pretending to be a rock group would have ended them. But no , it took this. Fuck the doors though. They were never good

[@ma3stro681]

😂🤡😵

[@MrBillUp]

Jim.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

1969, should have been their biggest year, and yet it was the start of the downward spiral.

[@Burton_aka]

Thank you They re human beings whose public life and personal lives kinda get tangled up. I m empathetic to the extent that people in sports or entertainment might just enjoy their status and their ego goes out of orbit. One doesnt have to experience super- stardom. It is sufficient to know that we have an ego that success can just ...Alter. That revelry got shut down in a matter of months...the circus continues...even today. Ridiculous.

[@jesuscampos8136]

Sooner or later he probably would have exposed himself. He was a disappointment to himself and his fans.

[@luibola208]

yeah, same case Kurt

[@SKF358]

Michael Hutchence and he are two peas in a pod.

Mr. Hutchence was a REAL singer and a very talented songwriter who got where he did ORGANICALLY. The same CANNOT be said about the talentless drunkard who couldn't sing, with his military intelligence daddy (who started the Vietnam war at the Golf of Tonkin), and fully propped up by the C.I.A.. Morris was a PHONY, but fans are such pathetic creatures that he got away with it.

[@PolPot-si7cz]

Em, no. Micheal was a poser.

[@SeanJepson7]

What a horrific observation

[@mortenfrosthansen84]

Well Hutchence was attacked in Copenhagen, and suffered a debilitating brain injury.. which ultimately led to his self ending

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

Michael was a better dancer, and slightly better singer, (though Jim was an excellent singer as well,) but I don't think Michale wrote any songs.

[@MikeGervasi]

The only necessary Doors albums are 1, Strange Days, and LA Woman. Morrison Hotel if you want 4 good songs added in.

[@elforeigner3260]

After that fiasco no venue would want them in their premises anymore, something that made the other Doors very angry with Jim. Working with alcoholics SUCK big time!

[@mr.b2107]

He wanted to LEAVE the Band! That is the key! He wanted to leave the out of control lifestyle! It fueled the Alcohol problem!

[@jasongrooming36]

Jims death ended the doors.

[@kassiasimoesgarcia]

Haha I love the song the producer hates. Proud of this.

[@nelsonx5326]

Horrific drinking problem.

[@secretgoldfish]

He was the lizard king who thought he could do any thing!

[@RichardPonsford-kv2uy]

You cannot save a man from himself…

[@varmintx0]

I didn't know that about The Soft Parade's recording...but given it's easily their worst album, it's not surprising.

[@jeretx2]

LA Woman was NOT their last album. They released two albums after it.

[@filiplipkowski4963]

I'm guessing it was a shortcut since it was the last album with Jim, but anyway you're right

[@handwriting8804]

He said “his final album” not “the doors last album”

[@MrTheBaron]

Three. Other Voices, Full Circle, & American Prayer

[@stephenroman9015]

They don't count, Jim was absent

[@mipmipmipmipmip-v5x]

Well that's a technicality

Thanks to the most idiotic - and most drugged-up - audience in modern history, overrated garbage such as the Grateful Dead and The Doors made it big, both bands propped up by the C.I.A. - Nothing organic about 'em!

[@ThePhoenixcompanies]

Ok Lyndon 😂😂😂

[@theratrace5826]

Gonna need a foil hat for this one.

[@Zoe-670]

if it ended their career, then why are we still talking about them?

[@canUfeelMYface]

I always thought the same about the romans and the nazis

[@lizcrawford1249]

Get your facts straight, this incident did not end the doors!

[@daviddowns7552]

Check his facial expression. Jim was hilarious ha ha. People are strange.

[@casienwhey]

There is a great quote from the movie Blade Runner that describes Jim Morrison - "The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long"

[@wfsfghthkh866]

Jim died, that is what ruined it...