The Doors - 5 To 1 - ( Hiphop Head Reaction ) 🔥

[@dennisjohnson2772]

. "The Doors are not pleasant, amusing hippies proffering a grin and a flower; they wield a knife with a cold and terrifying edge. The Doors are closely akin to the national taste for violence, and the power of their music forces each listener to realize what violence is in himself."-John Stickney 1968

[@nononobutyeah]

Great reference.

[@sandranapier6345]

Goof.

[@dennisjohnson2772]

@@sandranapier6345 goof?

[@dannyjackson1959]

I love how much you love The Doors. If you haven’t heard their song, Not to Touch the Earth, I recommend it highly.

[@АлександрШевелев-т2л]

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@M.E.McKinley]

Damn right

[@stephcol23]

LA Woman and The End!!! Pack your bags first though. You’ll be going on a journey 😁

[@ChipWhitingtonIII]

Yes, def these two.

[@ledzeppelin9435]

YES

[@duder4480]

LA Woman please! Groovy driving jam. My all time favorite song.

[@tammydean3003]

LA Woman is a must. My personal favorite and one of their best.

[@lwscott4185]

I agree totally with you, Stephanie.

[@geneporreca3848]

You Rule, bro. Jim is the Man. Jim was so ahead of his time. My Idol!!! Even know, I am a Catholic, I look up to peeps like Jimmy!!!! God bless you, and The Doors

[@fishhookism]

You have to here "Unknown Soldier." Having been in the military you will appreciate Morrison's interpretation.

[@yodude9624]

Fucking Jim is on fire on this track creatively. Amazing!

[@kentclark6420]

Jim Morrison at times had that duality thing going, where one minute he'd be really mellow, and the next he'd suddenly erupt, screaming. So this song was typical of Morrison, actually.

[@abracadabra3033]

I loved that agressive

[@jarhead4ever1]

Lol its called bi polar

[@abracadabra3033]

@@jarhead4ever1 😁

[@MoonSpyStudios]

Love this band... I agree they are incredible, especially for the era they were in.

[@AzathothXy]

The End, When the Musics Over and Unknown Soldier. Love the Doors.

[@joebond8214]

You will LOVE Jimi Hendrix - " If 6 was 9", you are picking the best tracks!!

[@bennichols1113]

and thats how the doors invented metal

[@jonathanbleecarter]

'Castles made of sand' and 'All along the watch tower'-Jimi Hendrix

[@CousinCreepy]

"When the Music's Over" is a great jam!

[@davewilson435]

Great song choice! Great reaction! Unless you grew up in the seventies or actually listened to the album you wouldn't know this song exists. Deep cuts aren't part of the rotation in radio today. Digging deep into artists from the 60's and 70's you will find a lot great music. Us old guys appreciate you taking the time to do so. Thank you!

[@alanadair7169]

The end. Will blow you away fantastic song by them

[@WitchessJae]

L.A. woman is a must!!!

[@abracadabra3033]

I will

[@marksolly8790]

Yes 303!!.....tunes like this and old hip hop tunes(new whirl odor) album are needed in this mad time we are living in now.the power of music!!..respect

[@abracadabra3033]

✌🏾

[@davidsafford1423]

You will love Roadhouse blues

[@tracythehippiechick]

Cool to see you taking that trip with the doors...They can certainly carry you away...

[@abracadabra3033]

Indeed , I’m loving your channel

[@tracythehippiechick]

Thank you...I am pretty hard core in what I do..

[@ejcecil1305]

This man just GET'S IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love your reactions !!!

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

This is the song that started my obsession with The Doors

[@M.E.McKinley]

One of the best door songs ever. My favorite band of all time

[@Krust_Acean]

If I can recomend one song, it would be When The Musics Over. Now that I think about it, if would recomend one song from the Waiting For The Sun album, it would be Not To Touch The Earth.

[@bobbyg7102]

Soft Parade- you'll love it

[@j.t.3798]

Great reaction, brother. Check 'Roadhouse Blues' and 'LA Woman'. My favorite from this legendary band.

[@dirkthunderball6913]

LA Woman and Roadhouse Blues are my Door's favs...so cool....,,

[@steelePAIN]

Abra once you hear them you can never unhear them lol

[@MrYendor65]

Did you know that there was no Bassist? The Organ player doubled as the bass with a keyboard bass attachment to his organ.

[@abracadabra3033]

Wow 😮

[@strangersname]

@@abracadabra3033 They always had a bass on their recordings though

[@billbates5475]

For the recording of L.A. woman, they borrowed Elvis Presley's Bassist. That was The Doors ' last album unfortunately. Jim gone to Paris and never returned.

[@MrYendor65]

Thank you good to know.

[@alexanderkuczyk7391]

Great song pumping out that hard heavy sound . The bass , the drums . Robbie’s Guitar and Jim singing with a Angst. Thanks MyBrother. Your comments are spot on......

[@abracadabra3033]

Thank you Bro, ✌🏾

[@alexanderkuczyk7391]

@@abracadabra3033 thank you as well for your posts

[@StanSwan]

Live versions have the real end "...we gotta get in this car with these people and...GET FUCKED UP"!

[@ghanahumber937]

One of my favorite work out songs

[@neilsun2521]

The lyric "no one here gets out alive" was used as the title of the book by The Doors manager. ('No One Here Gets Out Alive' by Danny Sugarman.) About The Doors/Jim Morrison; Jimi Hendrix; and Janis Joplin's deaths. And when Jim Morrison's ex-wife got her inheritance a year later she bought an ounce of 'china-white' heroin and OD'd / died the same night she got the money. No one got out of that story alive!

[@brianfisher6165]

Glad you chose this songt, I haven't heard it in a long time and not something I would have thought about as a recommended out the gate!!!!! I love the Doors!!!!👌✌👍😎

[@yodude9624]

My 2nd fav song by the doors. My fav is waiting for the sun. That shit is the real deal.

[@Williamottelucas]

Australia 2021 - "They got the guns but we got the numbers"

[@anthonygiordano8237]

This is great stuff.. Incredible song and very enjoyable follow. Keep up the good work and keep em coming!

[@petehutcheon]

Can’t tell you how much I love that you’ve gone out an bought the album, you are now a doors fan man! It’s the departure point, I think you may be ready to listen to The End now, maybe even When The Music’s Over, strap yourself in and keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel, yeah we’re going to the roadhouse gonna have a ourselves a real, a good time.......

[@artandrade1]

The End and Soft Parade!!!

[@thetextpistols7354]

That 4/4 beat does it everytime. I hear, “Jay Z” and immediately I say, “F Jay Z” & want to listen to the Stillmatic album.

[@felixfungle-bung4688]

NAS all day

[@timeouthumanity2067]

Definitely one of my favorite doors songs

[@davidb5411]

You are sooo chill.. love listening to music with you.

[@sweetjunegirl]

One of my favorites!

[@strangersname]

I love your take on the Doors, man. Been a fan for many a moon. You could write a dissertation on the sixties off the lyrics in this song. Deep, dichotomous. Yearning for liberation. Seeing the limits.

[@2dashville]

Back in the early 70's my brother in law gave me a stack of albums for Christmas. Waiting For the Sun was one of them. Wish I still had it. The album cover opened up and on the inside was the lyrics to Not to Touch the Earth. You'll definitely enjoy that one too.

[@richieoftampa994]

In 5th grade I just rolled The Doors records all the songs.

[@lynnsmith3976]

Oh Abra - love, love, love ya. I could not click on fast enough when I seen another Doors' song. Trust me you will enjoy this album. Thanks for this.

[@benmaxwell4422]

My favorite line in this song is ,hand in your hours for a hand full of dimes,

[@simonpanter3627]

"Five to one" was the approximate ratio of whites to blacks, young to old, and non-pot smokers to pot smokers in the US in 1967. It was also the amount of Vietnamese to American soldiers in Vietnam, although Jim Morrison said the lyrics were not political.

[@dalem8332]

The Doors were incredible! ♥️🎼🎶🇨🇦

[@mrnobody9104]

my man you are pickin the best cuts! Cheers

[@libertypills5580]

The Doors are in a category by themselves! You're absolutely right about that! They are quintessential 60s, draw draw many influences. But their particular chemistry seriously set them apart!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

What Up AB, check out The Doors ABSOLUTELY LIVE, the first 6 songs give the essence of the Doors.

[@markomartinic1762]

to the high heavens and back, I like and respect the fact that you react to their more obscure songs! much love and respect from Croatia!

[@jamieselko2203]

So glad that you found the Doors. There are at least twenty more songs you should give a listen too. If you liked that opening bass line, you should check out "Diddy Was Diddy" by Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band. You might also like "Space Cowby" by the Steve Miller Band.

[@DLKING880]

Hi from the UK,enjoying ur video reactions,im a big doors fan ! Keep it going man!!

[@abracadabra3033]

Thank you

[@slimpickins9124]

Love them Doors!

[@WazigeLogica]

Geez I forgot how strong this was!.. And how raw Jim Morrisons voice! Wow, I went nuts one evening lisitening to them as a depressed teenager. By the end of that evening I had made a mural on one of my walls and ON myself. And I was crying so hard. Like my whole soul was crying.. Spiritual struggles pooring out with images of Genies and a giant Cobra- Pharao head above it. Man.. I don't think I've heard this for at least 20 years! Thanks!

[@WazigeLogica]

By the way, I'm doing much better now lol!

[@Thunderball.Mcgillicutty]

SHEWWW, I'm tell you a secret. This is the very first punk song ever made.....

[@andyreminch6550]

I love The Doors my man... Thank u. Also, i have recently discovered Wolfmother and love them,... May i suggest u give Wolfmother a try. Keep up the great work big man, From Scotland 👌👍💚

[@abracadabra3033]

Thank you ✌🏾

[@peat381low8]

I am really glad to see someone reacting to this. This is The Doors at their peak. And Jim was drunk as heck during this recording. lol

[@jamescowsert2128]

Seeing all y'all taking the trip we did back in the day does my old heart good!!! PEACE

[@lynnrogers9236]

This was great, and I'm glad you heard it. Looking forward to more. My mom always had a Doors album blasting during the week. Thanks

[@Nobody-br1rq]

I've been waiting for this!

[@rewmitchell5020]

I'm so pleased you bought the album. I loved the Jaz Z track when it came out, thats a great tune. You need to get yourself The Doors first album!! And watch the Oliver Stones movie The Doors, its a masterpeice. :) Loving your reactions dude, you're real!

[@abracadabra3033]

It is a great tune lol Jay Z cheated by using this already an incredible hit , ✌🏾Bro

[@joaomarcosgomescorrea7375]

The Doors so cool.

[@missblink4611]

This has been my favourite bad since I was a little girl ( 36 now ) the doors lyrics leave you to interpretation . The lyrics are universal and poetic . Thanks for giving them some time and keeping their energy alive ☺️

[@fleegerbriggs5694]

The Soft Parade is a great song that throws like three different styles of songs all into one.

[@sst3d]

Oooohhhhh “Tough as Fuck” nice ....there was awhile there it was rolling at you like a tank...

[@butchplz916]

Man LOVE your enthusiasm for The Doors. They've been my all-time favorite band for the majority of my life, and your excitement is just awesome to see! Keep digging deep into The Doors catalogue, man. Check out as many songs as possible. You talk about sounding "different" I recommend The Soft Parade. There's so many, though. That one is definitely unique.

[@burnout_2017]

Love the reaction/interpretation....your doin great art proud. ✌💗🎵

[@mikeyg3202]

ur doors reactions are superb.

[@markcarey4069]

Right on Brother, great reaction

[@chaosandcreation4118]

Check out The End!!!!! or When the Music's Over, or Backdoor Man!

[@toddabel0097]

American Prayer, my favorite.

[@lawrenceeason8007]

You certainly are building a nice collection

[@alisonrodger3360]

There's a great documentary out there on the making of LA Woman - I could listen to Ray Manzarek (RIP) talk music for days. So many Doors tracks - Crystal Ship, Love Her Madly, WASP/Texas Radio Big Beat / The End /When The Music's Over....enjoy! :-)

[@elwray3506]

Deep in your heart, you Sir are a bluesman! No suggestions for 5 to 1? Mea culpa. Dope song!

[@damianblakely788]

Definitely LA Woman, I've been asking for it and I see a lot more people requesting it. Not as deep as this but a good lively song. Many more doors songs I'd like to see you do. Too many to list,but I see a lot of them in the other comments. You the man,bro. Keep it up Thanks

[@mickeyhank]

Enjoyed your reaction Abra. I agree with you. Underrated tune. I like the aggressiveness also and when the guitar comes in it sounds really cool. A Doors album definitely worth collecting is their double live album called “Absolutely Live” .I mean imagine these guys live in the late ‘60s...great stuff.

[@io2859]

yupp.. this was used for jay-z's Take Over

[@pamela4236]

Hit that like button before I even watched. One of my fave Doors songs (besides all of them? 😆). Knew you would dig it, too. ✌

[@timeouthumanity2067]

when the doors first starting performing as an opening band for acts at the whiskey-a-go-go in LA, jim morrison would have his back turned to the audience when he sang, b/c he was shy and nervous. that changed quickly lol

[@АлександрШевелев-т2л]

Not to Touch the Earth, I recommend it highly.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@duder4480]

Please try LA Woman. It's a groovy driving rocking jam with a KILLER breakdown. It's also my all time favorite song.

[@nononobutyeah]

Great pick. Always loved the darkness in this song.

[@RevelationNone]

love how i have seen you react to great stuff. i love the doors and i finally subscribed just because of how you feel about the doors. wish we could listen together brother man

[@mikeyg3202]

keep the doors comin’!

[@mikeyg3202]

the end. gotta be on ur list soon.

[@burnout_2017]

I think its cool your buying the music. Keep rockin...✌💗🎵

[@jeffreymazzoli9814]

Got to try Back door man , love the Doors

[@lloydclevenger6756]

When the Music is Over is masterpiece, Soft Parade is masterpiece, The Changeling is a masterpiece, WASP texas radio and the big beat.

[@tamibrandt]

I love Five to One (No One Here Gets Out Alive)! Jim Morrison was always an intellectual. He was a poet. He was more than a rock star that took too much peyote or LSD or cocaine. I have all his bios and his poetry books and An American Prayer on CD. Even in his lyrics, Jim was an intellectual. He never wrote "dumb, catchy hooks". He read German Philosophers like Friedrich Nietzsche and Franz Kafka. Jim Morrison is who got ME into reading Nietzsche and Kafka. Jim had a GENIUS IQ of 149. He met Ray Manzarek in UCLA Film School. He was going to be a filmmaker before he told Ray about his poetry lyrics and they formed The Doors. Jim Morrison was amazing. He was definitely more than you see if that falsified movie Oliver Stone put out in 1991 where Stone made up some of Jim's history for "dramatic license". Jim started out with drugs for enlightenment. He'd go out in the desert and just spend the day high as if he were on a spiritual journey. But even after the Miami Indecency Trial. He went to Paris to unwind from it all fully intending to return to the states. He had a phone conversation with either Ray or Robby Krieger talking about how great the L.A. Woman album was coming along and how he couldn't wait to sing the songs live. His death due to a cocaine-induced heart failure just happened to be when he was in a bathtub in Paris. "I see myself as an intelligent, sensitive human, with the soul of a clown which forces me to blow it at the most important moments." -- Jim Morrison "If my poetry aims to achieve anything, it's to deliver people from the limited ways in which they see and feel." -- Jim Morrison My Top 20 Doors Songs: Five to One (No One Here Gets Out Alive), Ghost Song, Roadhouse Blues, The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat), Riders on the Storm, Moonlight Drive, Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar), The Unknown Soldier (Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1968), Not To Touch the Earth, The Crystal Ship, Peace Frog, People Are Strange, Love Me Two Times, L.A. Woman, Backdoor Man (Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1968), Break On Through (to the Other Side), The End, Touch Me, Gloria, Light My Fire

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Read the book "No one gets out of here alive", by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugarman, it will tell you a lot about Jim, The Doors and the time back then, which was part of my generation.

[@tamibrandt]

@@hannejeppesen1809 I have a lot of Jim Morrison biographies and Morrison's poetry books. NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE is a good one. Danny Sugerman was the equivalent of the Doors intern in the 60s, now he's who you go to if you want info on the Doors and that era. I've talked to him in newsgroups way back when. He's a great guy.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

I also read John Densmore's book, and a book by one of Jim's girl friends I think her name was Patricia Kennely. In the summer of 1967 I was an au pair from Denmark in Westport Ct. I met and dated a Westport native, Jeff Simon. He was going to collge in Miami. We were both very young (I was 22 he was about a year younger) so it was just a causual summer fling. However, when he returned to Westport in the summer of 68 we dated again for a month, until I met someone I felt madly in love with. Jeff was very interested in photography. In the summer of 69 we were both living in New York and spent week ends in Westport, by then Jeff and I were just good friends, I was still dating the guy I have fallen in love with the summer before. Jeff was a model with the Eileen Ford agency, very cute. About 12 years ago, years after I read "No one gets out of here alive", I was looking at the pictures and noticed the photo of Jim with the baby lamp, has the name Jeff Simon under it. All of sudden a light bulb went off in my head. It is a common name, but I knew Jeff went on to a great career as a photographer and cinematographer, so I did some research on the internet, and found out, it was the Jeff I knew that took that photo, he was at the famed Miami concert and was a witness in the trial of Jim Morrison. I'm happy to report he was on Jim's side. I found Jeff's webpage, send him an email and lo and behold heard back from him. We talked on the phone a few times, refreshed old memories, stayed in contact through emails for some time. Sadly he died about a year in his mid seventies.

[@tamibrandt]

@@hannejeppesen1809 Jim and Patricia Kennealy did a Pagan handfasting ceremony, not really sanctioned by anything other than in Patricia's mind. Jim was drunk and high so he never took it serious. She did though and tries to use a hyphenated "Kennealy-Morrison" name. All she cares about is the "name recognition. She helped Oliver Stone with the Doors movie in 1991, which how you get a bunch of HER scenes in it. But the band didn't approve of the end result of that movie or the liberty Oliver Stone took with rewriting Jim Morrison's life history with scenes about things that DID NOT happen for "dramatic license" with that movie. Pamela Courson was the love of Jim's life. Pamela is the girlfriend the fans all accept as Jim's actual love interest, and Pamela was the one with him in Paris when he died.

[@hannejeppesen1809]

@@tamibrandt Yes, you are right. Pamela was the love of his life and vice versa. Too bad the both had such addicted personalites. P.S. I forgot how her name was spelled. I knew they never legally married thus I called her a girl friend.

[@DocRobert]

Great song, great reaction. Maybe check out When The Music’s Over. Love.

[@yodude9624]

Love these vids brother.

[@andrewpeters6339]

You are like the modern day Afrika Bambaataa to me. Bless.

[@heinruh9788]

Waiting for the Sun is my favorite of them........ I highly recommend....Summer´s almost gone.......fits perfectly to the Surrounding you are doing your Reactions! Peace

[@abracadabra3033]

Definitely

[@sean-ito_kel1336]

For every 1 evil, there are 5 good.

[@robertwolverton7912]

Another great Doors song is Changeling , you’ll dig it

[@brianphillips2440]

That'll make you sit up!

[@The5thGen]

Jim's father was an admiral in the navy.

[@ghanahumber937]

He did that in one take stone cold drunk as hell.