The Doors - The End (Toronto, 1967)

[@martinestocker3328]

I was born in 1951 and I still love Jim Morrison and the Doors

[@dennisaugustine6544]

Born in 1994 and have been delving into just about everything concerning them these past few months. Jim was magical! ✨️

[@RS-qo1rb]

Doors 🚪 of the mind. And interdenominational. Beyond time and space. Let’s all join.

[@miraxus6264]

Your my dad's age..and I'm old now...and you! Born in 1994..your old too! And I just had a flashback watching this lmao 🤣 jk

[@lemurianchick]

This isn't just a performance; it's a 10-minute trip into another dimension! 😳

[@stephansteohanlarsen7457]

Crawling kingsnake 🍄🌍🍄🔥🍄🇺🇲🍄

[@annalisadecarina9880]

Still interrupted by awful ads🤬

[@lemurianchick]

@@annalisadecarina9880 Not for me. KZbin Premium. $11.99 a month. 🤦

[@SomeDudeInTheChat]

#WordPerfect

[@user-rj1up6kf5d]

Well said…! Definitely transports us into another realm. A magical mystical experience.

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

Hard to believe it’s just one guitar, keyboards, and drums. And that voice!

[@elcross77]

This isn’t just music. It’s art at its finest.

[@Gibby44647]

The audience doesn’t know what they just witnessed. True magic

[@Anninukichild]

Oh I bet they did...

[@Mike-fx4nu]

The irony.

[@rockhero2274]

@@Mike-fx4nu The Ironmanny

[@user-iw6gk9zs5v]

По моему дело не в магии , а в таланте помноженном на кокс...

[@cesaryanez2119]

Un estilo único el mejor,

[@frankez1975]

This is borderline unreal; I mean, who makes music like this? The Doors were truly cosmic in so many ways. They cannot be compared to anybody......ever. Love these guys.

[@annanaldi1446]

Tht's true

[@viktorkovach8772]

Hahaha you are not the only one who loves them ! And yes, everything what you say is true, but there are some bands who are really good in their own , but nobody is like the doors Indeed . Enjoy !

[@zd829]

This performance is surreal! A performance this powerful, this early is amazing! Very few in that audience knew what was taking place in front of them! Shamanistic

[@westhawk7465]

- What you love? Beatles or Rolling Stones? - The Doors

[@roybean7166]

@@westhawk7465 Most definitely agreed. For last 50 or so yrs. Roy b, Cape Town, South africa.

[@Dopi-1956]

Pure magic created 55 years ago. Timeless…

[@whitemountainapache3297]

Fifty seven years ago.

[@paulclinton5275]

Almost 2024, and the doors music is still mind blowing...love them.

[@Monayla]

yes!

[@hubertlovranich999]

Me too

[@scottprather5645]

Definitely bro the doors are totally rad

[@joelfouanon2166]

Envoûtant 😮

[@taylordw]

This was the first song I heard while high on weed 55 years ago. Big turning point in my life. The Doors, Jimi Hendrix Experience and Cream, all launched their 1st albums around the same time. Plenty of great music to feast on by a boomer teenager

[@eleni1968]

WOW it's 2024 and this song is 57+ yrs. old and still a trip into another dimension!!! THE DOORS were 50-60 yrs ahead of their times. THank You for this upload!!! In the passage "meet me at the back of the blue bus" where it crescendos into Morrison's hysterical screaming I wondered if they were doing an homage to the Beatles: "Day in the Life" where the Royal Phil crescendos before crashing to a halt with the pianist hitting this chord that ends the record. The Doors end instead with Morrison singing "The is the End" with almost the same effect with the guys punctuating his voice without drowning him out. 1967 is when Sgt. Pepper is released and "A Day in the Life" is the last track on the album of side "B". They are in truth very different songs, but that crescendo.

[@Townchild1]

I was Made in This Year. 1967/9

[@sterling160]

I like 🍄 too.

[@investorswantedchannel8059]

Robbie Crieger is an ASTONISHING guitar player. Oh my god....what a song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@taragreenetarotastro]

I was there. I think this was the first CBC studio performance or the second I was at both. The Doors were so unique and Jim Morrison was a shaman mesmerizing everyone. I met them at their hotel after, and Jim said not a word. He was pretty high.

[@foldsofblubber]

I've been wondering which network in the US carried it...didn't realize it CBC, I was even thinking BBC. ...looks like a ground breaking historic performance- before they knew this song would be become a period cultural icon.

[@keithnodaros2876]

You witnessed something special. Not sure rock could have handled him much longer than his life lasted. Unreal talent

[@presentmomentmusic2023]

WTF.....THIS is what great music and Rock & Roll is all about. Deep, dangerous, expressive, ecstatic...... One of the most important bands ever.

[@bluewendigo672]

What make the difference is than Jim Morrison wasn't kidding About to break on trough the other side. He gets trapped into eternity.

[@joetrump5844]

The most difficult part of my day is having to listen to the music 🎶 selected by a twenty two year old at the gym during my workout. First of all, it lacks rhythm, and the other part is that you can’t understand WTF they are saying. 😡

[@sueprator9314]

Psychedelia maximus - AWESOME....

[@warguy403]

This is arguably one of the greatest live performances of all time

[@nedd.8479]

The Hollywood Bowl version is even better IMO.

[@JohnDoe-vj2yy]

I agree, my friend!!!

[@chrisgaga6970]

THERE. IS. NO. ARGUMENT.

[@EmperorNerox]

@@nedd.8479 Naw.

[@albertvargas1883]

Has to be.

[@Biffer5]

It's the true definition of "the trip". It's always hard for me to believe there were only four musicians doing it. They were on another planet.

[@brrpbrrp7657]

Actually there was only 3

[@brushstroke3733]

​@@brrpbrrp7657Jim was a musician and poet, even if he didn't play an imstrument.

[@rogeliosolorzano9323]

Jim was inviting the band to the trip

[@mikekoenig6467]

The fact that Manzarek played the low end (bass setting organ?) and the keys at the same time is super talented!

[@mdav30]

Still feels ahead of its time 55 years later

[@scottprather5645]

Yeah definitely true timeless music

[@user-gw8wc1hu9z]

Потому что Моррисон вне времени ❤

[@cynthiacroston]

I am 71 & still listen to it

[@lovvingd]

Hello Cynthia How are you doing today?

[@Moni-xb7hl]

61😊

[@stevemartin164]

I got nine more to go bro and I'll be caught up with you keep listening.....✌️

[@user-oc3tl2cy6u]

Costa Rica. 69 años y vuelvo a escuchar Nació en California y falleció en EuropaGracias. Por traer este buen recuerdo demasiado bueno

[@GreyRaven68]

Awesome! You got to hear it when it first played on the radio.

[@Hobbit247]

Jim could see the future back then......unreal how he nailed it as we are today

[@user-qn6dn1ht4j]

Glad you got it, viet inferno, cities on fire, glad you got it,

[@watchit0612]

Die BESTE BAND mit ihrem BESTEN SONG Gänsehaut vom ersten bis zum letzten Ton!!!

[@bossi3947]

Das ist auch meine allerallerliebster Song überhaupt, schon seit so vielen Jahren.

[@scottprather5645]

That's the most amazing live recording of the doors I've seen. Incredible essence of the doors.

[@derekroper9010]

I remember listening to this in my teens and been mezmerised. I was about 16 thinking that Jim was so old when died at 27 but now I'm in my 40's and I realise how young he was. Long live 'The Doors'

[@bradgilchrist-wy5gn]

Your math is a bit off.

[@desertrose1226]

Your 40s! You must have been born in the eighties way after he passed away. I wish I’d been born in the sixties.

[@josealbinosantosnogueira6013]

Without this music Apocalipse Now wouldn't be the masterpiece that it is.

[@user-sp6jk3zz5b]

Listen to songs like this and you understand why the Doors didn't get heavy commercial radio airplay.Their music was too sophisticated and ahead of its time

[@blue-fj9ky]

Pure performance art. I love the Doors. I saw them in 1967 and this is the mind expanding experience I remember!

[@MikhnevichNatalya]

❤

[@josebermudez9521]

In 67 I was 8 years old. But they were incredible.

[@user-jd5re8yb2d]

Ощущения?

[@drips1030]

Wow!! Absolute respect ❤

[@fernlevin4883]

I saw The Doors at this show!

[@Nttmf]

This is undoubtedly the the best version I’ve ever seen.

[@robertturner1434]

This is mind blowing!! Nothing in any era can come close!

[@scottprather5645]

Yeah I definitely they're bands were channeling the future to the use of LSD 25 scene into an experiencing the future

[@MANCHESTER.IS.BLUE.49]

The Doors were so different to all other bands around that era . The music is absolutely incredible

[@mikekoenig6467]

Right ❤ its like a tripped out baseball game (the Hammond B3)

[@user-wf3sv6qp7n]

Thee BEST AMERICAN ROCK BAND EVER!!

[@insanitiesrealm5740]

This talent and when people speak of bringing back the old days they must mean the creativity and talent.

[@cg00000]

Jim was one of the most handsome men to ever live---like the statue of David. Exquisite!

[@bigcatlife]

His eyes, nose, lips, perfection and a voice to match!

[@desertrose1226]

He had strange eyes imo but that just adds to his charm really. Strange can be amazing.

[@deneece4946]

One of the darkest but also one of the best songs from The Doors.

[@petel7672]

Yes indeed

[@molware]

Definitely

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Almost every Doors' song had a touch of darkness in it, even if it were but a glimpse of a ghostly shadow in the corner of an otherwise brightly-lit room -- but this one's probably the darkest of all of theirs, yes

[@cory7730]

The feed comes directly from darkness. It's enchanting, but it is darkness. It is from demonic possession he encountered as a child. I encountered the same demons en route to Phoenix at the age of 3 in the back of a capped 4 cyl. Pickup.

[@Tonyroofing-db5rh]

I agree 🎉best song ever for a party

[@DrunkenRhinoceros]

Simply amazed at what Jim, Ray, John, and Robbie could paint sonically. Truly original greatness. Legends all.

[@46metube]

The Doors music is truly timeless. His voice is haunting.

[@RGL01]

True avant-garde artists. Brilliant musicians. Way, way ahead of their time.

[@sunnyd6019]

I have said it before and will always say it. The Doors were and are like no other band. They came and went so fast but left us music that stood the test of time and always will. A Doors song in 2022 sounds as fresh as it did in 1968. The sound of The Doors is so primitive and unique I have never heard another band come close to their sound, no one. I think Jim and The Doors were a gift to us from the cosmos, their sound feels like it just comes at you in every direction and can summon emotions and feelings as if you are on a journey with them. When I hear songs like this I feel teleported back in time as if I am walking with the band and Jim living their experiences, their music cuts to your soul, its so weird I cannot find the same feeling in any other band. I have heard these songs thousands of times and each time is like the first, cannot explain it other than it just makes me stop and listen as if it was the first time I heard the song, for me it just grabs my soul and speaks to me in ways no other songs do, that my friends is why The Door will always be the greatest band of all time.

[@mikemcglynn2572]

Eloquent comments my friend and I agree with every word.......I want to go back.

[@majormarshall588]

Spiritually it has an American Indian forefather vision feel to it

[@tracyhooks3631]

Amen well said!!💥💣

[@albond1632]

totally agreed-and on a literal meaning! Not symbolic, they -He had an ancient spirit in him. This is no accident. He was only scarcely aware of what was happening. Maybe a fallen One-they're ancient and this is within their style to seek worship

[@paulfulton5078]

Who made music like this? Pink Floyd in this very same time period. Listen to Astronomy Domine, or Careful With That Axe Eugene.... truly marvelous music especially played live.... like The End... which is a wonderful song as well. 🤞🧞

[@Andrew-lz9dc]

Watching this in late 2023, it's hard to believe this was in the 60's.

[@charleskendall5972]

THIS IS JIM MORRISON

[@zephir332]

Czemu trudno uwierzyć? A co, spodziewałeś się że w latach '60 biegały nadal mamuty??😂😂😜

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Right hun now its 2024 and im listning to the doors 🎉

[@nathalievanviegen2547]

Best times ever

[@coldacre]

huh? it sounds EXACTLY like 1967. couldnt be any other decade. Pink Floyd, Jefferson Airplane etc it sounds completely contemporary @Andrew-lz9dc

[@frogface66]

John was definitely one of the most dynamic drummers in rock.

[@sueprator9314]

Who was the guy w/the glasses? Did he used to be with the Byrds?

[@djquinn11]

@@sueprator9314: That’s Ray Manzerek. No, he was never with the Byrds.

[@bburns]

Absolutely love his drumming! 🌌

[@brandonshaw2120]

Wow! John Densmore was such a sick drummer. No-one plays like him, or Robbie or Ray. Jim was like their shaman. No-one sounds like these guys.

[@brodemonz]

"Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain and all the children are insane." 🤯 One of the greatest lines in Rock 'n' Roll.

[@k.t.5405]

naaaaaaaaaah , I'd go with "Hey ho! Lets go!"

[@Personalapocalypse77.]

Lost in a romance, wilderness of pain.

[@jamesgerrardbrown5169]

... the future's uncertain and the end is always near....people are strange when you're a stranger ...try to set the night on fire ♡God bless everyone and Hare Krishna amigos and pray ♡

[@romanoznobishin947]

you can be a poet, and make your own lyrics on it...

[@user-rc1fi5gz6g]

You wanna go bowling with Roman

[@mletrout7942]

I learned how to play guitar by listening to my older sister’s Doors albums, figuring out the songs, and playing along with Robby Krieger. Fifty years later, my favorite thing in the world is to put Doors on shuffle, plug in my old ‘69 SG, and just close my eyes and play along with whatever comes on. Greatest band ever, for me.

[@ladyix]

Even to this day, and perhaps especially, this performance is jaw-dropping. I didn't think it would still have such an effect on me. There are gods among us.

[@sueprator9314]

totally

[@westonflus15]

This has to be one of the most powerful songs of all time, there is no other song I have ever listened to that hits as hard as this one can

[@garycallihan4206]

Along with 20th Century Fox...

[@elainemeyer5062]

I’m going on 70 yrs now and grew up with (and still do like) the Doors. BUT, imo I think just about THE MOST POWERFUL song I have heard to date is the cover of ‘The Sound of Silence’ done by David Draiman (? sp.) from Disturbed (his black and white solo video version)❗️In fact I ❤ it SO MUCH that I want it played at my funeral (and I don’t, and never did, even like the original Simon and Garfunkel). Music is a matter of personal taste and preference though - I’m not criticizing anyone else’s opinions - to each his own…!

[@heckmoss2971]

Comfortably Numb, but yeah this is epic💯

[@elainemeyer5062]

@@heckmoss2971 👍 I really and truly love 💗 both songs a lot too - and as for ‘CN’, from the original to many of the covers of it (vocal and instrumental)!

[@fabriciobonomo]

Concordo. Tudo num outro patamar 👍

[@donnarowe8618]

The Doors' music hasn't aged a bit, and it's deep. I remember the first time I heard this song. It put me into a trance. The End still mesmerizes.

[@StLProgressive]

There aren’t many songs I remover hearing for the first time. This is one of them. I’d grown up with The Doors, but my mother only listened to their more radio friendly songs. I was 16, a young Goth into The Cure etc in the age 80’s. I remember being so affected by this song. It stuck with me for a long time.

[@Old-Dog00]

You obviously have not listened to modern music.

[@pinky-ud1rt]

Amen to that comment😅

[@jmlc61]

One of the most unique bands ever to have made music.

[@chicorico3947]

in this year 67 my grandfather was 3 years older than me now. He was one of the last 10000 prisoners of Russia/Siberia. Came home to our western world to his wife after 13!! Years. Openmindet to the future, the younger Generation, and loved good music like 20 years old for ever

[@clertonaraujo7720]

Sensacional Jim e banda Só os coroas gostam e conhecem!!🇧🇷

[@JamesVibe]

The Doors! Such a different band......even today.... over 50 years later... something so captivating. Its like being hypnotized.

[@bobbylove7145]

I was lucky enough to be at this concert... plus the outdoors concert at varsity stadium.. never forget... awesome!!!

[@23rejean]

where in Toronto ?

[@eriki4042]

is this dt toronto?

[@Sirpsu]

🧢

[@foldsofblubber]

@@eriki4042 The Rockpile (Masonic Temple, Yonge St., Yorkville area)

[@foldsofblubber]

@@23rejean ...see below

[@user-wt4nb4zc8d]

Was für eine tolle Band, großartige Musik!!!🎉👍🏻😍

[@mariaes623]

A truly mind blowing performance. I don’t think there is anything more to say.

[@lovvingd]

Hello Maria How are you doing today?

[@HustlePOV]

I wonder if the people standing in front of this stage new that they were viewing such a masterpiece that will be forever encapsulated in time and known as one of the greatest live performances of all time.

[@larsgustafsson889]

Yes this is one of the greatest live performances in all time.

[@Helena-ie1ev]

We were all on pure acid the purple auxley 1967

[@Biffer5]

@@Helena-ie1ev Yup!! and that concert lasted 20 years!! Or so it seemed.

[@splotbang8296]

They had no clue.

[@ejtravels-rj7on]

the chick at 5:55 did

[@msvlogcreation]

This song really takes you on an adventure.

[@sebastienmercier6413]

The best live version of this song. Sensational performance!

[@artisaprimus6306]

This song paints a picture in my mind like no other song, from any era. It's so powerful, you don't need to get high to become immersed in the music and lyrics.

[@kaecake9575]

No filters👍

[@Anna33888]

👍

[@bigterrance_4341]

I was born in 1997 and was brought up on the doors and similar bands i did have it good with some of the bands from the 90’s and early 2000’s but this era of music is absolute artwork and nobody will ever be able to reach the level of creativity Jim Morrison and all the other greats achieved. It’s a shame he didn’t get to grow old to further influence the music industry.

[@jimbuddabing557]

There is no mistaking the guitar intro, ever.

[@kirmirena9307]

The one and only, the Lizaed King with his fellows. These guys are my neverending youth, their music taught me the fragility of life, the flowdity of time and the unspeakable of the wonders that exist in all things. Those were my lessons that felt to the bone before even having ever experienced them. That's the true magic of The Doors. Thank you forever

[@Johnny7051MC]

1:12 I love how Jim scans the audience and then quickly scans back when he sees the camera, he had such a presence on stage unlike any of his peers.

[@mickpowers5731]

What a time to be alive.

[@lee-ur7nt]

I've loved this song forever, amazes me that this might be the first time I've seen a live version.

[@brendanpelly213]

Same

[@drips1030]

Check out the 1968 Hollywood bowl version 😊❤

[@muhrvis]

Well this is one of the best!

[@parabola8933]

I was obsessed with The Doors in the mid 90s, thought I saw everything on video, read all their books, but never seen this. Very nice.

[@DIGITAL7Media]

Same...I was in a doors cover band when I was in high school... I thought ive seen everything of theirs. God bless Jim and KZbin.

[@uwu-gr7il]

I was obsessed with the doors in the eighties and I have the recording of the last Vancouver concert and my sister was there and she gave me the poster for the gig , it was laid out like the Let it be original cover with 4 color photos with the Door logo . It hung on my bedroom wall with the white album poster and black light pot posters. My buddy has the red button pin with the logo and date

[@milene7608]

❤🎉

[@allenrichards5086]

The scenes in Apocalypse Now where this song is played have been lodged deep in my subconscious. Powerful combo.

[@CB-rb7fi]

Always remember this song from that movie! A friend’s dad was in Vietnam….always played this song or the movie everyday at his house….felt like he never left Vietnam.

[@brianseagren312]

You were the best Jim. All we have is your music and your memories. Both are legendary.

[@jasonzoellner7547]

Come on baby 🎉 Jim has such control over his voice...from dead silence to an insane scream ❤love these guys

[@Badmansband]

It's unbelievable. For me, only Axl can compare though from a different genre. How can you not be memorised by this?

[@silversnail1413]

Robbie Krieger is a shaman. His guitar is a key to strange and beautiful worlds.

[@peterlindberg1678]

Key to the Doors.

[@Anninukichild]

Keyboards too

[@freedomfreedom9523]

Morrison is the shaman and is hiding out

[@Anninukichild]

@@freedomfreedom9523 ? This is the end?

[@otisspunkmeyer9339]

Unfortunately never gotta see the Doors but I did see blue oyster cult in winterland sf and they had remade roadhouse blues and they brought Robbie in to play guitar with them pretty cool

[@glenminnick3724]

I was a young fireman in a remote location in nor. Cal . In summer of '71. I listened to the radio all day and riders on the storm played constantly. I loved it and was very sad of Jim's death later... you.would have to have lived in those times to feel the vibe.

[@sueprator9314]

Totally. When I hear younger generation reactors listen to this they don't "get" the long drawn out instrumentals, they over analyze the words.....they try to put them in logical boxes when IT WASN'T SUPPOSED TO BE OVERANALIZED - LIKE ABSTRACT ART

[@glenminnick3724]

Correct you are !

[@Johnny7051MC]

One of the things I love about Jim is he didn’t have a materialistic bone in his body. Once he was done with something, he’d just give it away or simply leave it behind, such as his clothes. In fact, the ring he’s wearing here on his index finger was given to Nico of the Velvet Underground and she can be seen wearing it on the cover of her LP Chelsea Girl. Also I have always loved Jim’s Slavic Nehru shirt he’s wearing here, I believe someone made it for him. He can be seen wearing this particular shirt here and also the following week in NYC before it disappears forever.

[@elmoblatch9787]

Not only that, he insisted on splitting the money four ways, including for song writing royalties. That helped everyone to get along better. After Jim died, there were unfortunate legal battles, but it was great for a while.

[@TheBillaro]

when we were human

[@geministeemers7824]

I want to personally thank you Kata for the historical details you provided. It added new life to this clip that went over most people's heads.

[@Johnny7051MC]

@@geministeemers7824 absolutely!! It’s all about the details!!

[@Johnny7051MC]

@@elmoblatch9787 yes absolutely!! I don’t think people realize how incredibly rare it is for a songwriter to share his/her royalties equally. In the Doors’ case, Jim and Robby wrote most of the songs, however Ray and John greatly contributed to the structure and overall sound. So in my eyes they truly were equal. But that’s what I so love and admire about Jim, he didn’t give a shit about all the money and fame! He was absolutely positively one of a kind!

[@claytonshank6871]

This performance channels a supernatural dimension I don’t even believe in.

[@GrigorSamsa]

When the music was alive ❤

[@DaveVelo1]

Thought I'd seen all The Doors live performances here but this one is an unexpected gift. Truly unique, special, unequal with any other group; back then and now.

[@LoveBandit1000]

Yeah, where did this come from??

[@danneeson7056]

@@LoveBandit1000 Filmed in August 1967 at the CBC-TV studios in downtown Toronto, just this one song , for broadcast in Canada in Oct. 1967. I understand it was also seen on tv in the U.S. but not until August 1970.

[@PersonalVx]

@@danneeson7056 I´ve seen pictures of this same show but in those pics Jim is wearing his leather jacket while he´s performing/singing, do you have any info of which song were they playing and why there´s no footage of that song?

[@missmama3900]

Me too.. can't wait to watch it agaijn

[@flyingbird4219]

Sorry to speak French but cette magnifique interprétation à du décoiffer le brushing du public 😂 les parts d'impro des musicos sont juste superbes et talentueuses ❤ !

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

Solid fucking gold. The Doors. The best band ever created in my opinion.

[@joserodrigues-vq8pz]

an excellent performance...Jim Morrison at his best.He lived for the present not the future...Jim was probably on another level of consciousness with which it was difficult to communicate...

[@tigerauge6705]

Without any Words... Masterpiece for All Times... The Doors, most interessting Band, important Band One of the greatest Bands ever... THE DOORS....open to other Dimensions... 🙏🙏🙏

[@Angieboy173]

No music will ever be made like this again. Amazing

[@sirchirps8695]

1960s? I don't imagine so.

[@thecrossedtheroadfund4289]

Today its called Taylor Swift Band

[@piscesempress1978]

@@thecrossedtheroadfund4289 ugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mateuszmattias]

It's easy to sometimes forget what an incredibly tight band they were live.

[@HarrySasquatch]

Best rock band ever forever

[@user-pk5bu1xw7m]

Не замечал эту слаженность и гармонию между самими музыкантами. Виртуозно

[@rickremington1750]

Doors were so highly innovative during that time period I can still remember those iconic concerts from 1967. Where has 56 years gone wow

[@DIGITAL7Media]

Theres something about this song that hypnotizes me and makes everything else in life feel..insignificant. Also....the dude behind the stage @7:12 totally gets it. God bless the Canadians.

[@natassaback65]

A psychdelic experience, without drugs! Thank you doors and Jim! Never forgotten! Best band ever! 😍😍😍😍😍🎹🎶🎸🎹🎶🎸🎹🎶🎸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢😢😢We muss you! Jim and Ray!😢😢😢

[@TrojanGoddess56]

Fantastic! I was only a grade-school Baby Boomer back then, but I have to say that The Doors, to me, were the greatest band of the 1960's, especially from 1966-1970. Glad that Densmore and Krieger are still with us.

[@lsdelicious8844]

Ray was a fucking magician on those organs

[@thefoxygrandpa638]

He is pretty much the best keyboard player of all time. Jimi Hendrix is a master at guitar and ray is a master at keyboards. His bass line sounds very ominous in this because of how deep and sort of fuzzy it is. It makes the music sound gigantic.

[@jamesmiller2462]

The Foxy grandpa Imagine if Hendrix and the Doors were to have formed a super group after the recording of L.A. Woman. I mean if Hendrix and Morrison didn't die.

[@thefoxygrandpa638]

i dunno, Jimmi's playing wouldn't really fit the guitar style of Robby, and his guitar would overshadow Ray's organ alot. but hey, him, john lennon, and brian jones almost formed a supergroup

[@Theoneandonly88able]

The Foxy grandpa I'm not sure how hendrix would fit within The Doors. Im not saying it isn't possible, ,but Hendrix's guitar playing wouldn't flow well with Kreigers guitar technique. Though I do admire Kreiger as he is one of my main inspirations to play guitar, but if he were paired against Hendrix his guitar technique seems simplistic. Not that its a bad thing, but it fits within the realm of the band. Kreiger only had a few months to adapt to the electric. Whilst Hendrix seemed to have already well established himself with the electric guitar. Hendrix would appear out of place, due to his use of heavy distortion, fuzz and tendency to solo more frequently. Its almost as if they are playing in two entirely different genres yet they are very alike in the sense. Hendrix would also have to reinvent his technique and structure to adapt with Jim's vocals accordingly to create balance.

[@jim1992jacobs]

The Foxy grandpa how the fuck did u come up with this shit u fucking genius!

[@TheMaure]

This is the scariest and the most mysterious song ever made ! !

[@chiz161190]

+morrisonien Check 'Endless Nameless' by Nirvana.

[@TheMaure]

chiz 1611 Yes i know it, but The end is something else, "The end" is like a story or something happened or will happen, The end is description of a very scarry event

[@musharrafshaikhh5231]

+morrisonien apocalypse now :)

[@markokecman1177]

+chiz 1611 I LOVE Nirvana but Endless Nameless is just a very stupid song. This is beautiful and poetic. Endless Nameless is shit.

[@kooroshrostami27]

+morrisonien to be honest I find it neither nor. For me it is a cry for freedom and salvation.

[@DanielaViegas]

I remember the first time I heard this song, I got hipnotized by the lyrics, the instruments...

[@proven6270]

Jim was there.... But he wasn't..... And here we all are in 2024 chillaxing with him too 👍

[@jujumulligan43]

This is a masterpiece that speaks of the time when the Age of Free Love and the 60's were ending. It is a very sad lament when our nation was dealing with the Vietnam War . The Doors, fronted by the genius of Jim Morrison could see the end of the Summer of Love, and then came the 70's. This is a prophetic tune, for those who can listen to more than simply the words of this song. Come on, take a chance with us.

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

It has been said that the Doors debut album marked a fixed turning point in the tide of history from "all you need is love.." to " We want the world and we want it now..." Darkness had began to invade into the innocence of the earlier flowerchildren, now replaced by the "ship of fools..".

[@davidlockwood8703]

Entertain this i came from the end of the 60s all the. Greats hendrix led zepplin Janis Joplin. Great full dead. Rolling. Stones all had there transistic tunes time was truly different. For me seen. Many changes. Ups an downs you just felt different it was truly a better time to have kids. Then today brings. Waves. Of emotion. I know you that hVe. Left comment understand where I come from. Where we. Come from

[@garylaajala9461]

Isn't it really interesting that Jim's father was an admiral in the Tonkin Gulf at the start of the Vietnam War.

[@nugsymalone1247]

The old timers will tell you about how incredible it was to see them live, which is fair enough. Some of us have traveled time, been there and heard it.

[@Easyrecliner]

Word! Not just the Doors, Jimi Hendrix was great to party with back in the 80's when I was a teenager.

[@rickwaldron4255]

Even IF YOUR 80 YHE DOORS ARE STILL YHE COOLEST

[@jonerrek7806]

I guess I'm an old timer. Enjoyed the Doors at the Fillmore in SF late 60s. The organ notes seem to float on the SF fog while walking towards the auditorium and the mic stand look to be the only thing keeping Jim upright. Was he drunk? Didn't matter. Hell of a show. I have three of there albums.

[@Jennifer-yy8kc]

I have loved the doors and especially Jim Morrison since I was 5 yrs old and beyond. I still love them in 2024. I used to think because I was born in late 1971 I might be him reincarnated but there's no way. I have never been close to as smart and great as him!

[@desertrose1226]

I think Jim definitely has reincarnated but as who, not exactly sure. He seemed the type that would, and he died so young-I sincerely hope he’s not Taylor Swift or Sam Smith though 🤣

[@manuelfranco4042]

Que perdida irreparable de este gran poeta del rock...gran banda!

[@VadimPetrachkov]

Убили его специально, как и Джона Леннона

[@RagazzaInk]

This is such a masterpiece !!!

[@robertmorris7209]

Saw the Doors at Varsity Stadium in Toronto in 1969. They were the last act of an amazing day of music. Paid my respects at Jim’s grave at Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.

[@robertweldon1140]

Robert Morris, as I see it, you posted your comment a mere 10 hours ago and already got two thumbs up endorsements for a piece of music that was preformed in Toronto, 1967. There is still a loyal following seeking out those brilliant moments on time captured on video and now still being lived 56 years later and beyond. The music world is not all lost. Two guys named Robert their locations in this world unknown witnessing and commenting on musical greatness that will never ever die. Long live The Doors! The End......

[@mnnc6742]

Amazing cemetery……mom is from Paris…and Jim is among some of the greatest

[@skylights2379]

I was there at Varsity Stadium as well. Mesmerizing.

[@mauriceb.5318]

Forget all conventions, do what you want. Masterpiece!!!

[@deniseoftedahl8937]

This is what Ytube is all about. Being able to see live performances of bands you admire, but weren't there to see. Fabulous!

[@Secretarian]

Denham was an awesome drummer. Love the jazz palette that he brought to the Doors.

[@larryfreeman6942]

Who

[@kylermillsap8068]

*Densmore

[@bizarrereality8818]

Yea, he was a perfect fit , Noone compares to Denham. And I mean Noone,

[@definitiveenergy1878]

@@bizarrereality8818 Jim Denham and Robbie Morrison were un matched.

[@Drummer_Jeff83]

@@bizarrereality8818 how could you leave out Raymond Krieger??? Are you even a fan??? 😉

[@stevejauncey3086]

Awoke on a dark early morning 4am with this song in my head. Amazing.

[@SaltyChip]

“And then I… I walked on down the hall!!!”

[@vincentdenhaan7808]

We all do sometimes😉

[@michaelmongeon9737]

My phone heard me in the morning singing this.I woke up to this song in my dreams weird shit.

[@olafwrobel]

Deborah Curtis woke up with this song in her head, on the day that Ian Curtis took hes life.

[@susanczajkowskyj2671]

I am loving this fabulous song.

[@lovvingd]

Hello Susan How are you doing today?

[@yenypoillot3169]

Una canción que se disfruta de principio a fin y se hace corta.... es para escucharla eternamente, a través de los años, no tiene época...

[@auntester7760]

The lyrics in this have blown me away for 40 years. So love this tune

[@misterr279]

it’s incredible how beautiful they work together yet each person is creating their own mini masterpiece

[@user-gl2lx5im1j]

The best song from the doors ! I born 7 3 1952 in rhodes GREECE

[@danielveiga3204]

A melhor letra e música da minha geração!!!! Tenho muito saudades de vocês e outros da nossa geração!!! Aqui é Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 apaixonado por letras e músicas de verdade!!!❤❤❤

[@spencerracine766]

I saw The Doors in 1970 at the Montréal Forum. I was right at the stage and so close I could see the sweat on Jim’s forehead. I was only 19 and totally Mesmerized by them but mostly by him. I was crushed when he died.❤️

[@crcr1]

If it's any consolation, many people aren't at all sure he did die as they said. He may have simply left the rockstar life, and gone off to live as a poet and writer.

[@dreamingforward]

There's an open question whether (should?) he'll be resurrected for the planetary shift.

[@crcr1]

@@dreamingforward There's no confirmed evidence that he died, actually. His dad was military/intelligence. Very possible Jim didn't want the rock star life any more and went to Paris to disappear.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

Wishful thinking y’all

[@foldsofblubber]

The Doors were friends to Canada. Some of their most notable performances, like this one, were in Canada.