"Whoever controls the media, controls the mind." - Jim Morrison

@beenschmokin

Жыл бұрын

Look up his dad. And Zappa. Both were CIA. This was a psy-op to weaken the citizens and it worked. Look around. Those idiots in the crowd are politicians now

@annalisavajda252

Жыл бұрын

As a recording artist he influenced minds too as a "shaman" he was influencing people spiritually but he was often lewd and what some considered a "bad influence". What influenced him also needs to be considered different culture in the 60s hippies Vietnam war LSD rock n roll his witchy girlfriend his main girlfriend his bandmates etc.

@smelltheglove2038

Жыл бұрын

I’m not convinced Morrison wasn’t a CIA plant to push a destabilizing message. The CIA was heavily involved in the “counter culture” and his father was heavily involved in the intelligence gathering agencies

@josephturnbow985

Жыл бұрын

"Break on through" (meaning break on through To The other side after you die) was the Doors first hit off their first album and ironically had lyrics in that song that refer to Matthew 7:13 in the Bible. Lyrics to "Break on through"" near the end of the song: "Made the scene week-to-week day-to-day hour to hour (The gate is straight deep and wide) break on through To The other side" Matthew 7:13 "Enter ye in at the (strait gate for wide is the gate and broad is the way) that leadeth to destruction and (many) are those who enter by it" Jim Morrison knew that most people would be fooled because it's obvious by the lyrics in his song that he knew parts of the Bible and he sold out

@davidestrada5092

Жыл бұрын

For awhile then you go outside and find out life isn't like a movie. Unless your sexy

He was an extremely intelligent and enlightened soul. Ahead of his time.

@tslilbearshoppe9870

Жыл бұрын

I'm an artist and while I painted his portrait Don't you love her madly came on the radio and in the areas where I was kind of doing an x brush stroke all over the background, I saw a tiny little face, two eyes a nose and a mouth! Pretty cool. I still have the painting.

@echohotel7975

Жыл бұрын

​​@Shaquille-Oatmeal good observation your right it seems as time goes on even though younger ppl have access to anything, and everything they could ever want to know. They seem more ignorant then ever, and there vernacular is atrocious most younger ppl especially the ones influenced by the hip hop culture they can't articulate what there talking about very well. I hate saying it, but it's really a lot like that movie Idiocracy. I mean we aren't to far off it's sad. Aldous Huxley I love listening to old recordings of him I really enjoyed reading brave new world, and of course the doors to perception. I'll tell you a really good book its called "this timeless moment" it was written by Laura Huxley his second wife Its about there relationship, and his death.Did you know he died the same day JFK was assassinated? Laura was upset because JFK's death over shadowed Aldous's death he died up in the Hollywood hills in Beachwood canyon shortly after he ask her to administer 100 mics of LSD 😅 his second dose of that day he wrote it down on paper and gave it to her "LSD intermuscular 100 micrograms" in the book there's a picture or a copy of that note it'gs really sloppy barely legible that was 1963 LSD was legal back then it was made illegal in 1966 I'm sure your aware Huxley was extremely fascinated with psychedelics Humphrey Osmond a Canadian psychiatrist turned Huxley on to mescaline I think Huxley, and Osmond they together coined the term psychedelic. You should check out the family Aldous Huxley came from extremely influential family his brother was heavily into eugenics anyway I'm rambling if you get a chance read that book I read it in 3 days and I have a really hard time reading my attention span is getting like the youth 😅

@ronmckee9019

Жыл бұрын

I came in to say the same. I agree.

@Illumignati

Жыл бұрын

no he was in on the plot. He wasn’t even real, he was a character played by the same actor that played rush Limbaugh. Already proven and acceptable if he isn’t someone one will worship til death. Next. Study how ear biometrics are more accurate than that of retinas or finger prints significantly. If the others would convict someone, then ear biometrics is a cakewalk. Nothing to debate on this one. Just stating a fact. If you believe otherwise you aren’t aware of the political stage and refuse to be. Accept whatever narrative you prefer. It’s pretty redundant. He’s not even where the meat is. Look into jfk/Jackie and Jimmy Carter and wife. Friggin hilarious that anybody has fallen for it. There are hundreds of obvious ones but what would be interesting is to have a list of the not so obvious plastic surgery death hoaxes.

@tslilbearshoppe9870

Жыл бұрын

@@Illumignati you sound like a person who has been watching too many conspiracy theory vids. Are there freaks in govt? Absolutely and always have been, do they do baaaaad things? Hell yeah. Is Hollywood corrupt along with them? Yup. But back in the 70's rockers were real and they had scruples. Most of them cared about their world and not just themselves. Not like today's freaks who would sell their souls to demons for a lil cash. Or worse, sell their children's souls. So there is some truth to your statements, it is a bit over the top to me, sorry. Peace.

My Uncle told me that Jim used to drink down at Barney's Beanery in West Hollywood, on random nights. My Uncle was a Courier who delivered everything from Groceries to Medications to Dry Cleaning in Hollywood in the late 60's. So he was at Barney's pretty much every evening, and he said Jim Morrison, the world famous rock star would just walk in by himself, and buy out the bar until closing because he "didn't want to drink alone." That means everybody there drinks for free while Jim was there until closing, and then Jim would just pay the tab. My Uncle said Jim was a nice, soft spoken, intelligent guy, MOST of the time, but there were a few times when Jim was blacked out drunk and someone or something would insult him, and then he would just fly off the handle and fight people, smash chairs into tables, and just generally go apesht. The Cops would come and toss him in the drunk tank for the night until he sobered up and then just cut him loose. And then 3 maybe 4 months later Jim would come back into Barney's like nothing happened, and he would buy out the Bar, and get hammered but refrain from getting out of control. My Uncle said he usually only raised hell when he was going through some kind of stress.... but for the most part Jim was a polite, decent guy who just seemed in over his head at times. I just get a kick out of the fact that my Uncle Mickey, a working class, regular guy from Southern California not only met Jim Morrison but also spent many evenings drinking with him. THAT'S how accessible Jim was, he didn't cruise around with bodyguards or an entourage. Jim's "Entourage" was maybe a couple of random Bikers and a few strippers from time to time, just whatever people he bumped into roaming around L.A. who he felt like partying with on that particular night.

@elbischo1746

Жыл бұрын

Ty for the story

@LoyalOpposition

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the story. I'd love to hear anything else you've remembered since!

@desertrose1226

3 ай бұрын

Sounds like a prototype Billy Idol. Billy’s a down to earth type too, apparently. Billy’s not exactly stupid but Jim definitely was more “brainy”. Billy liked his booze too back in his wild youth.

@wasteoftimehere

2 ай бұрын

I knew your Uncle Mickey Me and Jim and him used to be pissed at that back of Barney McKennas every Saturday night

@midwest1389

Ай бұрын

Great story..must have been a good experience for everyone at the bar

Dude was completely awake.

@ven11235

Жыл бұрын

Go look for his short interview talking about the future of music

@karinacolonLA

Жыл бұрын

Dionysus... 🦎 👑 🌎

@BrianBrayMedia

Жыл бұрын

When he wasn't drunk and stoned out of his mind, yeah.

@cathyrenick8562

Жыл бұрын

I think he knew and was trying to wake us up. He's father was CIA.

@randieversull5900

Жыл бұрын

YES!!!! Look into his dad’s history AMEN ❤️✝️🙏🥖🧂 HALLELUJAH ☝️ 💚🍀♾️🤟✝️🌈🌎🕊️🗝️✡️☮️TOOGATHERNESS

Jim’s poetry is far more significant than most people realize. 🌟

@JayTX.

Жыл бұрын

Book of disquiet - Fernando Pessoa

@charlibaltimore7641

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@josephturnbow985

Жыл бұрын

"Break on through" (meaning break on through To The other side after you die) was the Doors first hit off their first album and ironically had lyrics in that song that refer to Matthew 7:13 in the Bible. Lyrics to "Break on through"" near the end of the song: "Made the scene week-to-week day-to-day hour to hour (The gate is straight deep and wide) break on through To The other side" Matthew 7:13 "Enter ye in at the (strait gate for wide is the gate and broad is the way) that leadeth to destruction and (many) are those who enter by it" Jim Morrison knew that most people would be fooled because it's obvious by the lyrics in his song that he knew parts of the Bible and he sold out

@TByronK

Жыл бұрын

@@josephturnbow985 A very interesting exploration of the lyric contents of that song Joseph and I understand what you are trying to say there. I am referring to Jim’s poetry specifically and the lasting impact that it has actually had on modern poetics and the direct relationship to Poets like Arthur Rimbaud, William Blake and Edgar Allen Poe. For more information on what I am talking about read Profressor Wallace Fowlie’s book Rimbaud and Jim Morrison: The Rebel as Poet .

@matthewatwood8641

Жыл бұрын

​​@@josephturnbow985 By "selling out," do you mean he grew up and realized that it was just another religion?

He was ahead of his time!

@johnwatts8346

2 ай бұрын

but he was exactly at the right time- the zenith of rock n roll.

Incredible to think he was about 25 when this was recorded. Always relevant. 🙏🏼💚

@annalisa14

Жыл бұрын

@Kramnam- I was 14 💚when he emblazoned himself into my memory- couldn’t get enough of his words. The airwaves revealed him first in 1965. I lived in Los Angeles… too young to attend his small concerts at the Whiskey a GoGo.

@jasonjones7451

Жыл бұрын

I know it's insane, his wisdom and self awareness of the world at that age in life is astonishing...I love me some lizard king

@OnceTheyNamedMeiWasnt

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonjones7451 you're insane too

@rubysanchez132

3 ай бұрын

Public school nowadays make kids idiots. They aren’t taught to use their brains anymore sadly and this generation communicates with memes

A very intelligent and articulate young man. May he rest in peace.

@MartinMeshia

6 ай бұрын

He's not passed yet. Celebrity deaths are all contracted; merely to be a retirement from the spotlight.

Jim was a prescient mover, shaker, and change maker. I wish he could have stayed with us longer.

@smelltheglove2038

Жыл бұрын

You know, Alex Jones says things like Morrison here is saying all the time….. For some reason Jones is a clown, and Morrison is some genius.

@BetrayerSlayerMusic

Жыл бұрын

​@@smelltheglove2038 Jones is GOTTA be paid opposition. Hey, Jimbo's pop was in golf of Tonkin. Boom. Counterfiet.

@smelltheglove2038

Жыл бұрын

@@BetrayerSlayerMusic you know, he’s on Tim Pools show a lot and Tim is gotta be a See Eye Aye plant. He’s constantly handing out black pills and pushing “muh civil war”. It’s like he’s trying to instigate some populist uprising so that the government can crack down and we become a police state completely. Similar to some of the “counterculture” figures of the 60s.

@josephturnbow985

Жыл бұрын

"Break on through" (meaning break on through To The other side after you die) was the Doors first hit off their first album and ironically had lyrics in that song that refer to Matthew 7:13 in the Bible. Lyrics to "Break on through"" near the end of the song: "Made the scene week-to-week day-to-day hour to hour (The gate is straight deep and wide) break on through To The other side" Matthew 7:13 "Enter ye in at the (strait gate for wide is the gate and broad is the way) that leadeth to destruction and (many) are those who enter by it" Jim Morrison knew that most people would be fooled because it's obvious by the lyrics in his song that he knew parts of the Bible and he sold out

@Stonymoj

Жыл бұрын

Damn straight he sold out. If you're talking about concerts. If you're saying he sold out because he knew religion is full of shit and nothing but lies. He realized that he had bought in not sold out. Bought into a big book full of lies. You can't prove anything at all from your God or Bible. You're very small minded if you're still believing a book of mythology. Proven over and over to be nothing but bullshit. Prove me wrong.

Jim Morrison. A prophet of his generation 1943 - 1971 ☘

@willytompkins8115

Жыл бұрын

So he would be 80 yrs old now. That's not really hippie age.

@Padraig4444

Жыл бұрын

@@willytompkins8115 hateful devil as always lol it is what it is see it for what it is bitter protestant

@allencollins6031

10 ай бұрын

Irish he was

@taosholly

9 ай бұрын

EXCUSE ME. I am 72 and the last time I saw the Doors live was in Minneapolis, 1969. The fire is still inside me that was burned into my heart and soul listening to SO MANY legends in music, including the Doors, during this generation. The hippie thing is not really what matters. I am grateful. Like they used to say: open your mind. @@willytompkins8115

A rare breed of human being with the ability to connect to the common American. Such a genius!

@Gigi1111Layna

3 ай бұрын

Not connect just to us..but connect to all the world. As far as i know...The Doors and Jim Morrison was adored and loved internationally.

What a lovely calm well spoken voice. I can’t believe he was such a wildman with that voice! 😮 Mature way beyond his tender age, he was a kid basically just compare how he is talking here, to the kids that age these days I mean Jesus what a difference there is!

@genevievemichele7

2 ай бұрын

I always felt they pushed the wild hardest to make sure he would not be credible ….in learned more from reading James poetry and any articles I could find in the 80s Than I ever learned in school I always call him one of my prophets … Also His exess Made me Know That ain’t the life for me So I always stayed true to certain morals inside me and never wanted to try or embody certain things in this lifetime

For many years now, the Doors have been my favorite American rock band of all time and always will be. But their unique style wouldn’t have been as special without the brilliance of Jim. There’s no doubt that he was one of a kind, eternally.

@rayjones95

Жыл бұрын

That's the reason that generation of rock bands was so amazing! The Doors, The Stones, The Dead, etc.... all had that perfect dynamic between their members, they created all these outstanding masterpieces we get to enjoy for eternity! Mick couldn't have lead The Doors, Robert Plant couldn't have lead The Stones, etc...Jim couldn't have lead The Dead and produced the brilliant song their actual bands did!!!

Genius- prophet- visionary- soul ❤

@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.

Жыл бұрын

*Facepalm*

@TheBhannah

Жыл бұрын

Yes Jim had a very high iq

@cathyrenick8562

Жыл бұрын

Travistock purposely influenced youth through music. Taught people to rebel.

@beenschmokin

Жыл бұрын

You left off FBI and CIA operative.

@SaltyGrub1475

Жыл бұрын

@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_. Yeah, his poetry was covert hypnotism. The doors of perception being cleansed to see everything as unfinished was all about ego shattering so someone loses their essence and starts searching for answers to what's going on with themselves , trying to feel normal again. If you were young and naïve like I was and listened to his records on loop and read his poetry. My father rented me my own apartment's from 16 up, I had tons of friends over, I was good look and girls came on to me without me doing much. But I got depressed for no reason after becoming obsessed with his writing and music. Luckily my mother read the bible to me every night since I was born. At 12 I buried my brains into reading everything from Dante and Milton to 16th through 19th century poets.. So I sat down with a dictionary, took a psychological look at Jim's work ignoring everything as merely metaphorically and got pissed. He's not of my time. I got into him after the movie was released and his books released after his death. Might not even be all his.. Could be psychology mind fckery. Just the first lines from either the wilderness or the american night are pure covert hypnotism. "Left out wandering dazed and confused searching here and there for teachers and friends" ... Left side of your mind (the objective side) turned off, wandering in the right imaginative side of your mind, here and there means in daydreams, there being subconscious, here being conscious, like the the land and the sea. The land is consciousness, and the sea is subconscious, and the beach, the shores, the sands, are all days dreams... Here and there, far and near, then and now, are all subconscious ways of saying daydreaming.. So his first poem in his book, is to turn the left side of your brain of, wander dazed in your right mind, in daydreams, looking for teachers and friends because you become infinite (unfinished), away from the finite side of what you understood of the world, that your parent taught you, that you learned, and now you're trying to piece yourself back together, to the finite, finished side of truth that you lost, if you got caught in his bllshit.. Genius. Visionary-soul, my @ss.

He is spot on with regard to t.v. being a mind control tool

@josephturnbow985

Жыл бұрын

"Break on through" (meaning break on through To The other side after you die) was the Doors first hit off their first album and ironically had lyrics in that song that refer to Matthew 7:13 in the Bible. Lyrics to "Break on through"" near the end of the song: "Made the scene week-to-week day-to-day hour to hour (The gate is straight deep and wide) break on through To The other side" Matthew 7:13 "Enter ye in at the (strait gate for wide is the gate and broad is the way) that leadeth to destruction and (many) are those who enter by it" Jim Morrison knew that most people would be fooled because it's obvious by the lyrics in his song that he knew parts of the Bible and he sold out

@BigPoppieSeed

Жыл бұрын

Government literally means mind control. Govern- to control Ment- the mind

His mind was always his, the cult'ure wasn't able to hijack his "Me" enabling his genius to shine, and still shines bright today. I love You Jim Morrison 💜

Gone to soon, his music is still amazing. I hope you're resting in peace Jim. ❤

We needed the doors, I needed the doors. Absolutely could not of found my identity without.

The comments section in KZread is the best method we've got today of participating in the media creating a consciousness itself

He understood the future before it happened 🙏🏼

@matthewatwood8641

Жыл бұрын

Because he was aware of the past.

@harrisongwin6859

Жыл бұрын

cuz he took the time to think about it

@brandongray2430

Жыл бұрын

Nothing changes thats why lol

@aWomanFreed

10 ай бұрын

Because he was an INSIDER

@matthewatwood8641

10 ай бұрын

@@aWomanFreed Because of the home he grew up in with his dad.

Brilliant man! He saw the manipulations on society, back when very,very few could. It is our personal responsibility to figure out the lies we’re all taught from birth, then teach others who want to learn, so that this message spreads to everyone.

So intelligent, so insightful. There will never be another like him. Jim is a beautiful soul.

Life seemed much simpler back then, just living a life with love, fun, and energy

@lindaclark9925

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. 'they' divide us! The media, world order, etc etc ....Jim was so damn rational/intellectual. Oh how i wish he had made it out of his twenty's. Most get away from the madness of partying etc etc . Jim did not, .. absurd as that is, as far ahead thinking, he was! ....Rip jim

@aWomanFreed

Жыл бұрын

Except it was all orchestrated and controlled by everyone’s fav alphabet agency

@ordinarybear7037

Жыл бұрын

find song 'Propergander' for 2 artists that explain much about this false media paradym. kind regards Legends

@cathyrenick8562

Жыл бұрын

@Linda Clark ; Have heard he is still alive and that's not too hard to believe.

@seanmurphy6480

Жыл бұрын

YEAH IT WAZ . U DIDN'T MAKE THAT 1 UP HOMBRE ❤

I often wonder what Jim would have thought of social media. I sometimes feel we lost something by gaining so much. His synopsis of the human condition and the “waking sleep” that we crave is indicative of todays society. I would’ve loved to have met Mr Morrison, his lyrics have got me through some pretty dark times. From listening as a child, to a man. The Doors were visionaries of the highest calibre - with a message that most mainstream labels would now shy away from. Such a shame! And whilst our labels keep churning out the same thing, we will all keep listening…numb and void! Maybe I’ve become cynical, but where are the bands that want to change the world?? A great man taken far too young.

@graveyardghost2603

Жыл бұрын

I have wondered that too. Love your comments, couldnt agree more.

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

I knew them. Wow!

@ripmurdock232

Жыл бұрын

The doors were as American as apple pie and Chevrolet. I think Morrison would have been turned off by the direction of the United States has gone. He was a conservative by nature.

@2ndpersondancing

Жыл бұрын

The ads that YT shows me are about more guns. I mute commercials, same as on 📺 tv, and let the content creator collect their checks.

@Alpha-Andromeda

Жыл бұрын

Based on what he’s saying, he would’ve hated it, because social media, on one hand is the spectating of somebody else’s life, which is already a great great loss, and on the other hand, there is so much brain feeding of one individuality upon another one who has not yet developed theirs to the same extent and how can that be a positive? Or in other terms, do you think that social media is a positive or negative influence in the authenticity of the world and the happiness of people, if you think that it is good, then Jim might’ve liked it, but the reality is that there’s no such thing as real nurturing within virtual reality. Hence the ungrounded status of youth and the world. Jim would have boycotted social media for a more natural and grounded connection in the real sense of the word. Nice question and interesting to think about

Jim Morrison was a wise person....he really knew how to express the side of people they wish they could express, but are oftentimes unable to "feel" because of the feeling of disconnection. They become numb from disassociating from themselves. Jim brought that back to mind; he was a brilliant man. I love the album, Strange Days. It is so in tune with the culture and outcome we are seeing at this time. Jim was the "hidden prophet." I give him credit for bringing to mind what really matters; his legacy will live on forever. Thanks Jim! :)

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

I was a friend of Ronnie Kreiger. Right on.

@ken.mp372

Жыл бұрын

@@dasaanudasi .....Uh, I think his name is Robbie.....

@PraiseworthyNobleman

Жыл бұрын

And he died by drug..

@shawnbruce6934

Жыл бұрын

He Did.

@roselamoure

8 ай бұрын

You said it perfectly, Jim is absolutely one of a kind, he is not just handsome and super talented but also extremely intelligent, wise and aware of everything and his surroundings, he was absolutely the full package and you just know by listening to him that he really studied life and researched and thought deeply and logically about everything. Jim was so ahead of his time and one of a kind, truly my favorite musician of all time❤️

I couldn't agree more. He was right. People are strange.

Now those young people are in their mid 70's, early 80's!

@desertrose1226

3 ай бұрын

How swiftly time flies.. I am nearly 40. Life is but a blink of an eye. Youth is so fleeting and I never realised this in my youth but we spend most of our lives old. That just sucks.

He's been dead for over 50 years. But i feel his life more than ever. I almost died like he died trying to make a change a difference, a revolution. God bless jim Morrison. Rip

@carolinejohnson1249

Жыл бұрын

Ril

@baron0877

Жыл бұрын

You almost OD'd in the bathroom of a bar in France?

@fortunatoofamontillado1059

Жыл бұрын

@@baron0877 brilliant!! (almost?)

@JayTX.

Жыл бұрын

Read the book of disquiet - Fernando Pessoa

@2ndpersondancing

Жыл бұрын

What if he was serving as a bodhisattva, to help more of us out of the rigamarole of endless repetition? What if there are many more before and since with the same selfless purpose?

Jim was such an intelligent young guy, far ahead of anyone else his age .. he saw the past, present and future!!

May infinite peace be with you, Jim. ♾️

Makes total sense what he said… In the days before and during the 1950’s/1960’s, being young was a time to endure and “get your stripes” rather than as a life stage to enjoy as part of the journey. It’s as if the youth during this time had no voice or collective identity as age and wisdom were more highly regarded during those times. Nowadays, it’s the opposite, being young is revered and age and wisdom are not regarded with that same value anymore.

He was sounding the alarm of how complacent society was becoming

@melindahart5290

Жыл бұрын

The Miami incident was the beginning of the end. He was a threat to the status quo and that's what got him pinched. Just like the rest of 'em.

@stephenbartush2237

Ай бұрын

That's sadly 😭 pretty much true!!!

Light My Fire was my number one "riding tune" which I played VERY LOUD non-stop while driving the California freeways....probably hundreds of times over the years

@levijacobs8767

Жыл бұрын

Robby wrote the chorus first verse and melody. Jim wrote the 2nd verse!

What a thoughtful man wish he had left booze n.drugs alone what a smart man

@desertrose1226

3 ай бұрын

Booze, LSD, and wild women.

I wish so very much that James Morrison could have lived a very long life to have taught this generation. He had so much wisdom. It is a shame that another soul was taken by the evil of addiction. I can relate.

@brushstroke3733

Жыл бұрын

He was so aware that the world hurt him and made him feel lonely. No wonder he used alcohol and sometimes other drugs to try to numb himself and escape what he couldn't help seeing and feeling.

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

@@brushstroke3733 : Yes. I was addicted too, @ one pt. Break on through, to the other side. Hare Krishna

@melindahart5290

Жыл бұрын

He was not taken by the evil of addiction. He was taken by the C*NTS IN ACTION.🤡💩☠️

2:35 The Interviewer must have been extremely intuitive or psychic with that particular "computerized" question in mind. Great interview. Morrison - an amazing mind of the 20th century. This interview could have taken place yesterday; it's that in tune with today's society. Both men saw what was coming and knew nothing could stop it.

@LoyalOpposition

11 ай бұрын

Tony Thomas is great. I have the full interview on my channel, and every other one with Jim.

@desertrose1226

3 ай бұрын

Jim was so perceptive and switched on for a kid so young.

A lucid, wonderful interview with an old soul who tended to be on point and succinct even on his worst days. If ever in Paris pay him a visit at Pere Lachaise. He's happily engaging with the likes of Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf, Frederic Chopin, among many others. Man, he's in his element.

@matthewatwood8641

Жыл бұрын

That's a f* party.

Jim was a Legend to many of us He still is!! Way ahead of His time. His lyrics, his ideals, his style.

His perception is right on!

Long live Jim (Very special person) 🙏🏼

Thank you so much for posting this!! He really put the pieces together. His interviews should be widely published. He was the prophet of the late 20th century. He understood what was happening, he understood history, and he understood the future. Most of all, he EXPLAINED things so well. His interviews are far more important than his songs and poems and we know how important they are. He ends this EXPLAINING the self and the name of God. I am that I AM. Thank you Mr. Morrison!! Live on JD!!❤❤❤

❤JM was wide awake, timeless, multi dimensional, lived emotionally beyond his age, had the knowledge and sight of reincarnation. This happens to people who open their minds and live out their lives faster. 😊

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

You got it!

It's also amazing that in about 5 years 90%of those kids will disagree with their younger selves. Which is why adults resist their desires... because those are the desires of youth, youth fades very rapidly and you spend 40 to 60 years as an adult who no longer views the world like a child. Nature requires balance. It will kill us if it has to in order to achieve it. Remember that.

@jacquelinepayne2012

Жыл бұрын

Or you could see that people become trapped in the materialistic thinking of consumerism and lose the ability to enjoy simple pleasures. It could be seen as a form of corruption to abandon the innocence of youth.

@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488

Жыл бұрын

Jesus said " come to me as children.."😊

@idessaoutlaw

Жыл бұрын

@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 and he "touched" them...

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

Be as child, eternally.

@melodiejohnson342

Жыл бұрын

@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 Amen

Mr. Morrison had a genius IQ, look it up. He was writing his brother's college papers when he was in high school. And I think that it is apparent in this interview. He was a giant, we were lucky to have him. RIP Morrison

@TheLinuxYes

Жыл бұрын

booze and dope took their prisoner off to the Big Sleep.

No one else like him, ever ❤

@bfmarx

Жыл бұрын

Eddie Vedder

That last sentence is so very powerful! Thanks Jim

OMG, he was right on about everything. It's taken me decades to wake up to where he's coming from. I mean everything in a nut shell. I wish I was on the scene at that time. What a time to be alive. We have new and horrific challenges now 😢 a sad time now

@taosholly

9 ай бұрын

Yes, it WAS a time to be alive. All the legends in music. I am grateful. Holly in Hilo, age 72.

Amazing insights that seem to completely resonate with the world of today. Except today is further to the extremes that he speaks of.

Many people don’t realize how insightful, intelligent and informed Jim was. I aways appreciated John Lennon’s incisive insights too. Two huge loses that would’ve helped popular society critically reflect through the 80s and 90s tremendously had they lived.. But we can still listen to their words and extrapolate for today’s perspective.. hence the value of videos like this.

What Jim is saying is so true! About how we all watch tv or even listen to the radio. R.i.p Jim. ❤2023..we are the victim of the media! I'm me! 😊

Wow he was ahead of his time.

@ronzombie6541

Жыл бұрын

He was in time.

My Own Scottish DNA Cousin Jim! His Mind Was His Greatest Asset. I remember when The Doors were a new band. I remember that month of July when we found out he died & I've missed him ever since then. I still visit my Cousin Jim at Père Lachaise.

A wise young sage and supremely talented musician. RIP Jim 🕊️

@rayjones95

Жыл бұрын

Your favorite song???

@MUFC-nu7ie

Жыл бұрын

@@rayjones95 Light My Fire but The Doors’ performance of The End at the Isle of Wight Festival is right up there too.

@rayjones95

Жыл бұрын

@@MUFC-nu7ie good choice! Try Would bt Alice in Chains. The Singles Pro Shot is my favorite version

@stj971

4 ай бұрын

With an awesome voice. His fav singer was Sinatra.

Thank you for this. I've always loved Jim and the Doors

Timeless words that are insightful of today's mindset even from 50 years ago. This is a visionary explanation of how generations change and the one before it has a great deal in formulating the one that proceeds it. Unfortunately if we don't learn from past generations and try to forget or erase them then history will no doubt repeat itself. Jim saw this back then and it certainly applies today. Always think for yourself and question everything ✌🏽❤

I agree when he said about people would rather watch than participate so true jim.

❤ love you Jim..big life...major realizations in such a short time. Divine love ❤ thank you for posting this treasure piece...peace :)

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

Hare Krishna

amazing soul Jim...far beyond his time...

He was so very intelligent and talented.Addiction is horrible

Of all the interviews I have heard Jim give, this is one of my favorites and I think his best. The interviewer did a great job and Jim's responses are outstanding. He really was a true visionary and its saddening that he passed so young. His future contribution beyond music and poetry could have been very impactful.

He knew so he had to go. RIP Jim Morrison.

@PraiseYHWH

Жыл бұрын

This! My thought, exactly...

We need this special musical genius

One of my biggest influences the late great Jim Morrison i was born in 1974 but i will always be contacted to his artistic genus 🤗

Jim morrison was an old soul with a lot of insight and wisdom.. If I had one word to describe him, "Genius"

@stj971

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely

Jim had a good take on this crazy, absurd experience we call life. If was bad then, it'd blow his mind now!

RIP Jim Morrison 🙏❤️

Very intelligent guy. He certainly had a poetic way with words, even in conversation, there was a word he used at the begining or middle that I've not heard of, then again I didn't have a college education, could not afford a higher education, so I made an effort to educate myself, after the age of thirteen, my last day at school, I loved this guy's voice and music.

The 60s transformed the world. Tday? There’s still transformation it’s just a dead zone for creativity across the board. No poets anymore the epic ones are dead. Jm was one of the greatest. Iconic. Peace ✌️

Awesome. I always knew he was a genius. Listen to an american prayer. 💯

@lilajagears8317

Жыл бұрын

He did have a IQ around 159.

Thank you, Jim. R.I.P. 👼🏻

I relate to every single word he said 😢

He knew…

I’ll never get over how well spoken and ahead of his time he was. The most interesting man in the world. RIP Jimbo

I'm 31 years old from Gary Indiana from the street and this man is a genius I wish anyone to try to argue with me ima let jim put em straight 💯

I appreciate Jim’s critical view of spectacle and how modern society has put everything on a “stage”. It’s a bit ironic considering his theatrical performance, but I can see how he was trying to breakthrough that static relationship with the audience. Indigenous cultures were characterized by participatory activities, not spectacle consumption.. each person contributed in the moment to the whole communal activity - everyone performed - I’m thinking of African song and dance in particular, which marks the beginnings of human culture.

Thank you for sharing this!

Thanks for sharing. I feel so much compassion for my generation, who sadly made this grim prediction come true.

i’m 27 and have come back to Jim and his past. recollecting his wisdom, experiences and what he aimed to influence us on inspires me again with a fire ablaze in my heart and soul. We shared a lot of similar pains from living in this evil place called los angeles. the land of lost souls and misguided ethnic lower class communities. The smartest people i’ve ever known came from the streets and are also heavily influenced by drugs and alcohol unfortunately but when used correctly, your third eye is awaken and the need to understand life and death is nearly completed. the pursuit of death and it’s reality when present is the most beautiful and surreal euphoric pleasures given to man. when i walk through the gates, i’ll meet him and those who inspired / woke up Jim. see ya soon bud.

This is the best interview I've ever heard.

All the people that died before their time are sadly missed. They had a vision, not just for the music that they produced and put out to the world but for the world that was to come. So much of this is now come to pass. I always think it's a shame how Morrison died and how he wasted his gift. Very intelligent guy talking there...that was Jim the human not the other "Jim" and the drink talking..

@dasaanudasi

Жыл бұрын

I'm still here. Yea, all disabled & all. But no one want to hear. They are cover-over in maya, i.e. illusion.

We miss you every day jim: a revolutionary.

Was always a big fan of this poet. Never heard this interview. Uncanny read on things. Love how the Word Man threw in “somnambulance”, then elaborated so eloquently. Cheers, Jim!

Rest in powerful peace 🙏 James Douglas Morrison 8 December 1943 ~ 3 July 1971⚘ From Melbourne FLorida To Paris France 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

To quote Jim. Oh Lord grant us one more hour to perform our art and perfect our lives.

The last 40 words of the video are the definitive words Bless You James ❤♐

He was VERY insightful. He spoke truths that were not thought about at the time, but are now widely known.

Thank you for sharing this☀️

He was much smarter and more articulate than anyone give him credit for. And considering how young he was, and when you listen to the songs that weren’t famous and played on the radio, hope politically of where he was. What a tragic loss.

Your talent is undeniable. I can't wait to see what you come up with next.

He nailed this interview! Especially the last couple of minutes.

Very insightful, articulate, and eloquent. Really.

Jim Morrison had an IQ of 149. He was a true genius and such a great poet and singer. I miss him dearly.

@gwoodtones

Жыл бұрын

With an high iq you are kind of doomed in this world... so the best thing you can do is live fast like Jim did. He lived!

@CatmanPete

Жыл бұрын

What do mean "miss him"? You probably never met him...

@fearsomename4517

Жыл бұрын

@@CatmanPete If you were half as smart as you think you are, you'd be twice as smart as you are now.

Pushing forward makes me stronger

Blows my mind, still accurate to this day…Except most are on our phones…And yet here I am… Jim Morrison’s answer: “Express yourself…” 9:51

@melindahart5290

Жыл бұрын

There has always been, and always will be a WAR on the FREEDOM OF SELF-EXPRESSION.

Brilliant interview on both sides. The man giving the interview was genuinely interested and in total conversation with Jim . Very respectful and a rare thing. Jim was wide awake and would have made a brilliant philosopher.

The youth always worship freedom and are on a subconscious path to liberation. God is freedom, God is liberation.

It's amazing how well thought out all of his answers were at such a young age early to mid 20’s this dude had it all brilliance, looks, attitude, aura, talent most importantly a spiritual element that will live on for eternity I rarely find anyone who does not pause for JM for one reason or another his rebellious nature towards authority coming that came from an intellect far above anyone who tried to control or govern him It was Truly a travesty he only lived 27 years but in a sense it made his short time all the more meaningful he's touched millions & will continue to touch millions till the end of time & I believe he would have wanted it that way!

Everyone is quirky in their own way. If we would learn to embrace it instead of feeling inferior to it, we would see we are each individual and unique. There is not another "flavor" of you. If one takes themselves out of life, they are robbing everyone else of the full taste of life. We all come from the same Father, the question is; are you going to honor Him? 😊

Jim Morrison - Proof that LSD can make already great people incredible 💯👏

@TheLinuxYes

Жыл бұрын

you can also play chemical russian roulette with 2 billion years of evolution (the brain).

Thank you😊