JIM MORRISON SPEAKS! THE LOST INTERVIEW - Jim Morrison - Part 6 (Final part)

[@kirkfeather1]

Something that always impressed me is the way Jim Morrison (when relaxed and relatively "sober") could express himself and his ideas with careful deliberation and with an excellent vocabulary and command of the language. He might wait for long intervals before answering a question but when he did he nearly always offered a thoughtful, condensed, marvelous view of the issue; in many cases Morrison was prophetic and could envision what might happen in world culture in some distant future. In addition to everything else that he was I think he was one of the century's greatest intellects. In fact, for the Establishment, that keen intellect was as unnerving to them as his wild, rebellious persona for the simple reason that by utilizing it he met them (and bested them) in their own arena.

[@WESSERPARAQUAT]

wow Kirk, very well expressed yourself! thumbs up from the wesser :) low intellect chancer keyboarder :P

[@josephrohland5604]

More people today are wondering if Jim was part of the "establishment".

[@allencollins6031]

@@josephrohland5604 nah, if at all, only as mirror

[@jokerswildio]

Jim is actually predicting the power of the internet and social media.

[@jlbaker2000]

He was a visionary.

[@husq48]

I think he once said that "whoever controls the media controls the world."

[@rd264]

jim talked about the audience escaping the boss, the computer etc and Dickens editing a rag, and self publishing

[@blacklikemichaelj]

May God bless you tremendously!!! You are amazing. This is amazing. You have done good!!! THANK YOU!!! I could never thank you enough, my dear! Jim Morrison will forever be in our hearts. Seriously,

[@Dzanarika1]

I agree, Savannah. Jimmy was right when he said that people would be looking for him, but won't be able to find him ever, something like that. We miss him so much because he was very special soul. There are no more people like Jimmy.

[@LaFourchette666]

I like this interview "A conversation with Jim Morrison"

[@flynnlizzy5469]

1:29 Man, how eerily prophetic, damn.

[@giftedplanksify]

The success of those limeys from England who really introduced us to our roots.

[@metalrabbit09]

3:51 minutes into the video -- wow!

[@simonedevlin7710]

"Vision of the gods" comment is allegorical comedy.Jim's observations of Dickens are spot on.

[@Eve_Y]

Jim seemed like a guy you could’ve talked to for hours and never want to stop. Unfortunate that he is from another lifetime that robbed him from seeing future generations.

[@jarmyvicious]

"....interested to observe we would "RUSH" home...."

[@julianterris]

Jim Morrison predicts the advent of Julian Assange.

[@giftedplanksify]

Look out for Julian Asange or Salty Cracker for instance iconic journalists

[@stevep4574]

Pam giving her 2 cents🤷

[@Eve_Y]

lol those two were a toxic mix who couldn’t let the other be

[@rachaelclarke1937]

Is it Pam talking i need to know she's got such a sweet voice

[@skullduggery3377]

i think it's diane gardiner.

[@Eve_Y]

it’s pam.

[@lovestheanswer12]

Is the female in the background Pam his common law wife?

[@roscianyt]

They lived in California. California does not have common law marriage. It does have Palimony laws for unmarried couples but not common law marriage.

[@Eve_Y]

it is pam and she technically was not his legal wife but she was in his will to get everything 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@leonmarkham675]

Who is the Karen talking in the background?

[@Eve_Y]

it’s pam.

[@michellewaldrop3563]

Jim's sister Anne said that he wanted children

[@ericoberlies7537]

Interviews like this are why I dislike the Stone film.