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From their beginnings during the summer of 1965 at Venice Beach, California, The Doors were truly aband, a remarkable fusion of creative energies, a lot of attention has been focused on Jim Morrison which his looks and talents clearly justify. However, Jim was well aware that the magic of The Doors could never havehappened without the fortunate forging of John Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison into a single creative whole. It is no mystery why Jim Morrison never went solo; so sympathetic were the three other musicians to Jim's mission that such a consideration was out of the question. Robby Krieger, or example, was able to write lyrics and music that sounded more like Morrison than Morrison himself-- among them "Light My Fire," "Love Me Two Ti More... (Submit New The Doors Lyrics) (Submit New The Doors Lyrics) Review about The Doors Suggested by a love | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song The End performed by The Doors I'd never heard of this song before, but my then ex-boyfriend suggested that I listen to it and I fell in love with it. Like he said, it is extremely poetic and the words are hitting me in such a way that no song ever has. I wish you could find songs like this now a days. I'm really touched by this. "This is the end you gentle friend <- yeah, how 'bout "beautiful friend" This is the end My only friend, the end Of our elaborate plans, the end Of everything that stands, the end No safety or surprise, the end I’ll never look into your eyes Again" And to my love...I hope that this is not true for us. Tiny Monsters | Reviewer: stevo1 ------ About the song Horse Latitudes performed by The Doors ...sayruh wrote on 9/4/07: "i dont know what the tiny monsters are, but keeping this in mind, the rest of the song makes sense." Due to the near currentless and windless area of the Horse Latitudes, this area is also known to produce prolific algae and plankton blooms...hence the "tiny monsters." This also references the "stiff green gallop" line with the horses thrashing about in the algae/plankton rich sea green water trying to swim. As someone mentioned before, this piece is much more literal than people make it out. It's really a lot more simple than we imagine, it just sounds so profound...but, then again...that's Jim for ya. He could make the most mundane things seem awesome! Celebration Of the Lizard | Reviewer: L.A woman ------ About the song Celebration Of The Lizard performed by The Doors This song is truely magnificent. Poeticly genius and musicly awesome. If any human mind should say other words or disrespect Jim Morrison then they deserve to spend an eternity listening to Shakespeare so they can better appreciate these lyrics. Good | Reviewer: Rudy ------ About the song Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar) performed by The Doors The Doors in this song show their bodily need for alcohol, to be specific Whiskey is their choice of spirit. They show that they need it but they don’t really know why. And they say without it they will die. Then they get to the whiskey and their feelings come out. They cry out to the Alabama night, they drink in sorrow because their mother has died and they are drinking away their pains of their dead mother Blue Sunday | Reviewer: bob ------ About the song Blue Sunday performed by The Doors Some people misunderstand the song. Jim sings "I found my own true loves WAS on a blue Sunday", not on a blue Sunday. I believe that a blue sunday was a pill or drug of some sort. Great that it comes right after Peace Frog which is one of their best songs musically and lyrically. Ghost Song | Reviewer: JDM ------ About the song Awake performed by The Doors Hate to say it, but this is The Ghost Song, not awake. Awake was the track before this when Jim during a concert is saying "Is everybody in? Is everybody in?" And asleep, just go back to listening to the Backstreet Boys fag, if you can't understand what he was saying then you shouldn't even bother because it seems you don't even have a grade 1 education you moron. ElectricPoet memories | Reviewer: mark ------ About artist/band The Doors Read slowly. Kind of slow heavy feeling even about writing this. Roundhouse London 1968. 2 all night concerts. Doors are Open DVD is brilliant but does not do justice to the greatest musical night ever. Never surpassed. never will be. Now I live in LA and Jim still lives here sitting on wall in Laurel Canyon and in Venice on the murals and on the T shirts. 41 years later the music still rings true and pure, his poetry part of my life, still, breath under water till the end. Horse Latitudes. | Reviewer: Will ------ About the song Horse Latitudes performed by The Doors I don't know what it's about. But I think we can't interpret a poem. It's a matter of feelings, more than a matter of thoughts. Maybe Jim was the only one that could really know the meaning of it. I wanted to ask him... but his on the other side. =\ A rich meaningful song | Reviewer: DS ------ About the song Shaman's Blues performed by The Doors 'There will never be another one like you'... The song is rich in thought and relates a subtle perspective, there is pain, a desire to be fullfilled again, as the two lovers are not now together, perhaps seperated by time, by space. "Do you remember, we were together?" The upbeat music and forceful rythmn generates hope and joy, supporting the strong memories conjoined with the individual's present expression of hope and longing. This is just my humble read of it. A favorite and a classic. I do not understand how the words at the end relate to the song though, as they are disjointed, abstract - I like to think they relate to something close and personal with the song writer. I am strange | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song People Are Strange performed by The Doors I kind of resent the song; cause I am strange. And once someone sang it to me; because of that. However; as a song I think it is pretty good and the arrangement is good. It does not get old to hear it more than once. Much better than the worst song ever written - "Sittin on the Dock of De Bay" which gets older every time it is played. the doors for ever and be jawn | Reviewer: donld hatings ------ About artist/band The Doors first things first mr morrison was born on the 8th of december 1943 and death came to him on the sad morning of 3rd july 1971 if your going to write any thing about the great man him self please read about him first and get your facts right and don,t make things up please xx stupid | Reviewer: anonymous two ------ About the song Awake performed by The Doors Show some respect, bitch. It's the freakin' Doors! If you're going to have the audacity to criticize something as awesome as Jim Morrison's poetry, you should at least have the "sense" to spell "sense" correctly, and know that "incoherent" is one word. You should also know that "dribble" is what babies do, and "drivel" is what your review was. True Story | Reviewer: Sam D. Smith ------ About the song Hello, I Love You (Demo) performed by The Doors This song ws acrually written when The Doors were only James Morrison and Raymond Manzerek. The song is about an african american girl who Jim sees walk by on the beach everyday. He said if he had the courage to say one thing to her it was the lyrics to this song. Psychadelic masterpiece from the sixties | Reviewer: Ronald ------ About the song The End performed by The Doors The End by the Doors is examplatory for the sixties era and according to me the greatest song from that decade. An unique psychadelic masterpiece that can take you to a higher state of mind. Jim Morrison was a great poet and the Doors one of the best bands we ever had on this planet. If you like this song, I also recommend 'When the music is over' from the Strange Days album. Peace. sweet 27 | Reviewer: bikran ------ About artist/band The Doors the doors,old is gold jim morrison is my favorite singer,his death is on 8th december and my birthday is on 9th december.i consider myself as the the next morrison..mordern rock really makes me feel sick..psychedelic rock music rules.. Wisdom | Reviewer: Nimue ------ About the song The End performed by The Doors The symbolism of the snake is a quest for spiritual knowledge. The snake is the symbol of wisdom in many cultures, new and old. This is true of the Native American beliefs that Morrison was so entranced by. The color blue is a sacred color, part of the three most important things in the Shaman way- Sky, Earth and Fire thus the blue bus, The blue bus is a vehicle, like the snake, toward wisdoms. The 'Killer' part was Morrison speaking of breaking away, disconnecting from his family (remember he told people they were dead but they were very much alive), they were the past he wanted to forget, the sacrifice of the old Morrison to achieve the new, more spiritual one. The real meaning of the poem/song | Reviewer: Jim Griffin ------ About the song Horse Latitudes performed by The Doors This was one of Jim's poems he made in high school. He saw a painting of a horse being jettisoned (cast overboard). So it inspired him to make the poem. It stuck with him through journals and such. The rest of the Doors liked it, so they turned into a song. They had people in the studio make the moans and groans you hear. Atleast thats what I've read in "Jim Morrison: Life, Death, Legend" by Stephen Davis, and "No One Here Gets Out Alive" by Danny Sugarman and Jerry Hopkins (2 of the best selling and known books about Mr. Morrison) Jim Lives Forever Within Us! great song from a great album | Reviewer: Steve ------ About the song The End performed by The Doors I first heard "The End" when I visited an embassy family in New Delhi in 1967 while I was in the Peace Corps. I was so impressed with the whole album. The family was kind enough to let me play it over and over again. Now 42 years later (could it be that long) I just listened to the whole thing again for maybe the 2000th time (last time was maybe 10 years ago) and it is still as good as ever. The only album that compares is the Sgt Peppers album which I also heard for the first time in India. He Will Rise | Reviewer: Januz Gonsalves ------ About the song THE GHOST SONG performed by The Doors James Douglas Morrison.......A Poet! A Genius !.....some say he's dead.....no one knows....is he....how do you know.....would you believe me if I "SAID" I could fly.....show me how.....show me why......The truth Isn't just what you hear....you need to see.........Believe the Indians..........believe in mojo rising Before I die I gotta get laid pa! | Reviewer: R. Warwick ------ About the song When The Music's Over performed by The Doors 'before i sink into the big sleep .. i want to hear .. the screams of the butterfly' Meaning: Before I die I very much want to see this porno flick. I've no idea what porno flick that could possibly refer to but apparently it meant so much to the man that he released butterflies into the air as some kind of publicity stunt. Doubt this had much to do with the Kafka novel "metamorphosis" as this was nasty - the protagonist waking up as some kind of cockroach, or disgusting thing like that. Money's on the porno flick but just why it could be such an important thing to see before dying I have to admit totally eludes me. You could review the artist/band The Doors in Biography page You could review The Doors album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review The Doors song by clicking the song which you like  Download "The Doors" Music | | ||||||||||
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