Drummer reacts to "When the Music's Over" by The Doors
Wow.... what a strange and powerful song. These guys have so much soul and darkness amongst themselves. This unlocked some weird stuff in my mind... thank you to our patron Michael C for this pick!
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Thanks for playing this! You have captured the spirit of the early Doors exactly! Strange, dark, cryptic, carnival, f’s with your head - you got it. The Doors were once said to be “A midnight carnival in the graveyard” Wait till you do The End. Its fitting that those are the last two words of When The Musics Over. Warning / be prepared!
"When the Music's Over, life is over too" !
I'm a 71 year old woman and the Doors are still my favorite band. No, you were not programmed but like the Chamber Brothers sang "my souls been psychedeliczed".
It is a great song. I always imagine Jim as an ancient greek actor. He was a well-read guy I think he got some of his ideas from that knowledge of philosophy and fiction. Anyway there will never be another like him.
"When the Music's Over" is a masterpiece, underrated in rock history.
His free speaking is what Beatniks used to do in clubs in the 1950s when they got up and recited poetry. Jim is the Lizard King.
When this came out, I was living in LA 13 years old and this song defined life at the time. Never stopped loving The Doors. Lee gets this, just so great to see music transcend time.
Man, I always loved the drumming of John Densmore. His style reminds me of military style and jazz mixed together.
The End, Roadhouse Blues, Texas Radio And The Big Beat, Light My Fire, Break On Through, The Soft Parade, Riders On The Storm, Soul Kitchen, Peace Frog... the list is endless. Dive in and enjoy.
I saw the Doors perform this live in 1970 - they had a dangerous vibe to them. My mother was afraid they were "satanic" and I'd be influenced in some way. I return to this song over and over for the past 50 years. I think it is a classic.
Psychedelia at its best!!!! If a band ever embodied a hit of LSD, it would be The Doors.
This is one of my all time favorite Doors songs. You ought to check out the Live at the Hollywood Bowl version, where he yells at the crowd, tells them to shut up. It's great!
Absolute MASTERPIECE my friends!!! Very sophisticated and artistic writing and arranging..the instruments are played so incredibly!!
The Doors (Of Perception) will always have a deeply special place in my heart for all of eternity ❤
you should try and sneak in "The End", no one's gonna complain!!! 👌👌✌✌😁😁
The Door was in its own lane. Their music was different; Jim Morrison's vocals were unique. And you can still listen to it today.
In the 60s my first concert was the Doors. We took LSD. The experience changed me forever. 😄✌💛, PJ
Three master musicians and a lyrical poet- Welcome to The Doors!
Absolutely love The Doors! They made 6 phenomenal albums in just 4 short years with Jim, 67 to 71. You're right about the keyboard giving them their unique sound. I don't think any other band sounds like them.
My 14-year-old mind was pretty much blown back in 68 when my best friend and I listened to this album. "I want to hear, the scream of the butterfly," that line always gets me.