I HAVE NEVER HEARD A SONG LIKE THIS BEFORE | The Doors - The Unknown Soldier | (REACTION!!!)

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

Hi, my people! I know I prob should have just kept it to remembering fallen troops but wanted to use the day as an opportunity to thank the vets for their service as well

[@cedricjoshuapayne]

You realize this is an anti-war song, right?

[@richardmiller1289]

The doors have about 50 great songs if you go down that rabbit hole you'll never come back the same.

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

💯 I am only 2 songs into their catalog and I'm blown away. I believe you

[@trouserlumberoh3847]

​Some wicked lsd helps too​@@HIM_066xMusicReactions

[@karinrommel5925]

What a lovely idea to react to songs that honor our Vets! To all our veterans...thank you for your service!

[@abrahamd3426]

Would be cool to see you go through an entire album. The Doors went through a wild rollercoaster of sounds and emotions during Jim's separate struggles with alcohol and drugs. This entire album has this trippy sound. My personal favorite album is "L.A. Woman".

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

Great idea, I will add it to the list! Ty friend 🤜🏾

[@alexandergustafsson4245]

"I have never heard a song like this before" says like 90 % of all first time the doors listeners...

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

They are true musicians, this song really blew me away

[@alexandergustafsson4245]

@HIM_066xMusicReactions there is a lot to unpack with this group. Some landmines too not gonna lie. Most song are from 1968-69 after all. But there are some truly unique, astonishing music in between

[@lunachickfringe5319]

Welcome to the wondrous, mystical, magical, dark calliope music that is The Doors. I was 14 when I bought this, my first Doors album at a head/record shop in Ann Arbor while staying with my big sister during Little Siblings' Weekend in 1982. The smell of incense was strong with an undertone of weed smoke. I've been a fan ever since seeing them on an old Ed Sullivan show in 1981. I remember before seeing them perform and I was hooked! Their music prior to that made me feel uneasy, out of place, the haunting sounds from Ray on the keyboards. An amazing band with four fabulous musicians...and a superb poet, Jim. Thanks for the reaction!

[@RaymondOrtiz-me4hv]

Jim Morrison was a genius had the voice and the members of the group were amazing, one of my favorite groups.

[@adamdallas6096]

The beginning of rock theater right here. Jim would be 'shot' on stage during this song. Classic tune.

[@davematthewsfan]

I was born in 1978, after the Vietnam War had ended. I had the pleasure of being a golf friend to a Vietnam veteran that saw the Doors preform live in California before he shipped out.

[@namesameasu]

They're generally a theatrical kind of band, especially their 11 minute numbers. "When the Music's Over" is a really wild song. "Spanish Caravan," "The Soft Parade," "The End," "Five To One." But not all of their songs fit this bill. Their biggest hit "LIght My Fire" is a 7 minute sonic jam.

[@rutazzurra]

They simulate an execution platoon in the middle of the song. In your right ear you listen to Robby’s Gibson guitar while in your left one, Ray’s Gibson G101 organ with sustain and the pitch-bend.

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

This song was a first for me never listened to anything produced and/or mixed like this. It blew my mind

[@rutazzurra]

@@HIM_066xMusicReactions welcome to the rabbit’s hole

[@ThomasBreneisen]

For those of us who grew up musically in the 1960’s, this was the creativity we were blessed with. By the Doors and many other groups. What followed in later decades musically unfortunately paled by comparison. That is why listeners are so astounded by first-hearing experiences.

[@barbaraperchluk9156]

Haunting song. Was always one of my favourites by the Doors🇨🇦

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

Added to the list! I def want to hear some more of their music

[@susangirardi3655]

The doors had drums, guitar, keyboards. The bass was played by the keyboard's foot pedals. That's all there was.

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

The mix and production was next level

[@glenndouglas8822]

Usually had a bass player live, later on in their career.

[@StixKenny]

Foot pedals? It was played with his left hand on a keyboard bass. C’mon man keep up

[@stg6004]

@@glenndouglas8822no, they had a bass player on albums after the debut, not very often live.

[@RaymondOrtiz-me4hv]

Doors for ever best band for that time, still sounds great.

[@HellenKillerProject]

Rear Admiral George Stephen Morrison. Polar opposites in the insanity of the times. In the live show Jim gets killed by a firing squad.

[@johnLennon255]

The Gulf of tonkin liar

[@miamicool666]

Indeed, with Les Doors there are a lot of things happening... Always interesting.

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

This one was an experience

[@claudiettoable]

The doors and not only jim were underrated genious!

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I believe it is 💯💯💯

[@pepuletrz]

who is under rating them? I am under rated... And i am amazing..lol

[@juliasharp2857]

This is from the 1960s. The Doors were amazing and Jim Morrison was a poet. The instrument you are curious about is an organ.

[@mimichaelbscholasticamm609]

One of the greatest American rock bands ever! The lizzard king was amazing

[@TimNorton]

The whole album is unique and different. All the songs are....unusual.

[@sergiolcjr]

The Door 🚪

[@carl-m2x]

Keyboard Ray played two keyboards at the same time.

[@pepuletrz]

After that first ad... My coffee break was over...

[@pauljenkins6807]

Cool song

[@jeffhallaran6630]

Listen to "The End" It will blow your mind!

[@wayneelliott1435]

man's just discovered stereo. 😂

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

Fr fr

[@Papag53]

1968 release

[@barbaraperchluk9156]

Wish you would listen to it all the way through

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

I hear ya but KZbin copyright system doesn't allow for that lol

[@barbaraperchluk9156]

I understand that but you stopped the song way too many times. Once or twice and you would have been good

[@abrahamd3426]

@@barbaraperchluk9156 its his video he can do what he wants

[@danielnusser8604]

67 may be right.

[@pepuletrz]

1966-1967...

[@carl-m2x]

67-68 ish

[@fatzrabbits4081]

You interrupt the song way Too much just to comment about the stereo sonic sound track working on your head phones 🥶🥶🥶

[@HIM_066xMusicReactions]

It blew my mind 🤯🤯🤯 never experienced anything like that in a song before. I wanted people like me to recognize how insane the production on this song was

[@namesameasu]

I liked that aspect of the reaction. I already knew the song. I never listened to it with headphones though.

[@AI_Image_Master]

Guys Just really excited to let us known. We have known this for 50 years.