It's amazing to think about how short of a time The Doors were around before Jim passed away, yet how long and large an impact they left in music!

Ok....im a 47 yr old black man, and this is one of my favorite groups. JIM MORRISON was one of the best front men in music....check out Riders on the Storm, The End, When the Musics over, Love me 2 times....

My how times have changes. In 1967 Light My Fire was #1 in the nation and the Doors were about to appear on the Ed Sullivan show. However, CBS sensors wanted them to change the word "higher" to something else for the live performance. The band defied the censors and went ahead and played the song as written. They were never invited back to the Sullivan show and they could not have cared less.

This is the long version but the best version. My brother and I drove through the Mojave desert listening to this and I still can never disassociate it from that feeling of being out in the middle of nowhere.

Jim’s voice is so smooth, it’s mesmerizing! I love how the twins are expanding their knowledge of so many music genres! Good young men

This dude needs to be a late night DJ. Smooth, mellow, laid back, great music. Come on!

Love how you respect the music and only stop when you just *got* to make a comment. Oh my, I saw them “live and stoned” in San Francisco in the ‘60’s. What memories! Jim Morrison was still alive then.

Visited his grave in Paris. They still have crowds and people playing guitar and singing his songs there. Pere Lachaise cemetery. Well worth the visit.

I am 70 yo white chick, totally love what you young men are doing, just saw you on FOX today!!!!!

During lunch at my SoCal high school, this would be played over the outside loud speakers. The Jefferson Airplane "White Rabbit" would also be played. I don't think our administration realized these were psychedelic songs with reference to drugs. LOL!

I really like that you are so open to listen to all kind of music genres🧡 (greetings from the Netherlands)

This song sounds as good now as it did then (1967?)!! Jim Morrison was unforgettable and The Doors were great 👍

It's weirdly satisfying to watch someone else react to a song. Maybe its root is in the desire we have to want others to appreciate the music we like.

Oh yeah. Remember being a go go dancer w white fringed crop top, white fringed skort & knee high white patent leather boots

You went from 128k to 129k in the 45 minutes I’ve been binging on your videos, I’m obviously not alone! I’ve been in such a great mood since finding your channel, watching you and your brother discover ridiculously good music from all genres means never being uninspired - an awesome feeling ⭐️

Ray Manzarek lights up the keyboard!!!! One of my all time favorite songs. Loved seeing you enjoy it.

"Crimson and Clover" by Tommy James and "In A Gadda Da Vida" by Iron Butterfly are another couple of classics in a similar psychedelic style you might enjoy

You gotta realize the Doors didnt have a bassist they had a guy on the Organ thats kind if why the music sounds unique

I was 11 years old when the Doors released Light My Fire. There was alot of amazing and groundbreaking music during the mid to late sixties. And all these years later it still sounds fresh.

Loved the doors! Really liked Val Kilmer in The movie about Jim's life while in the doors. A must watch!

Music just doesn’t get better than this, glad you checked this out. The keyboard in this is KILLER

It's great to see young people enjoying and appreciating good old music.

I was only a young child when this came out but I already was realizing the power of music and this song always made me feel something.

This 57yr old granny from Arkansas loves you guys!!

You must react to riders on the storm

Today I spend the day watching you reactions. I have a lot of catching up to do. You rock dude.

I think it's difficult to fully comprehend the odd uniqueness of The Doors' Jim Morrison unless you see a video of one of his live performances.

I remember the first time I heard this song I was 13. They became my favourite band that day and at 42 they still are. They still blow me away no matter how many time I listen to them. This song is wonderful

Riders on the Storm is probably my favourite Doors song.

My dad was a biker..my mom a hippie..they lived in Venice knew and hung out w the Doors..they were like a garage band back then... Love from L.A.✌😎

I almost fell into the ocean off the cliff, Married 45 years now lol We had a blanket wrapped around us , a bottle of wine to share,some mescaline , the Doors music lol, we had to crawl on hands and knees off that cliff, blasted!! LOL

There was no more raw attraction than watching Jim Morrison. He was hypnotic.

I’m very surprised of how young you are but open to listen all kind of music! Good for you! Keep up your good job!! Greetings from Southern California!

People Are Strange is my favorite Doors song You should react to The Eagles. Hotel California, Lyin Eyes, Desperado, or Seven Bridges Road

the doors were on the Ed Sullivan show only once because Ed didn’t want Jim to sing the word “higher” but Jim sang it anyway and were banned from the show

they didn’t want him to say “get much higher” , when he sang it live on tv. imagine that. the shit that’s on tv today, and he couldn’t say “higher “ ,

Another Doors hit to check out is Hello, I Love You. Then look at Adam Ant’s cover of it, done in the 80s (New Wave). Would Love to see your reactions to Adam Ant! (His old stuff, not the recent.)

“The end” is great too. And that was when he became a Doors fan. 😉

So happy you chose to review this song. It’s iconic, not to mention just a great song. Such great musicians.

LA Woman My hubbys a drummer,and a Doors fan. This is the song his band plays for me.

Great choice. The Doors were such an amazing band.

"BACK DOOR MAN" and "THE END" by The Doors

Oh my. Hearing all these great Reaction videos makes me want to pull out all my vinyl and relive my earlier listening songs. So many would ONLY be played cranked up (my neighbors weren't too happy). Tell me. Do you ever do reactions to songs/videos you Don't like? Plus I read another person's comments that it would be nice to "educate" us old timer music lovers to what you guys like to listen to in todays music. Love your video's my cat thinks I've gone nuts playing all these reaction videos....oh well. makes dull days seem brighter. sunny days absolutely shine. Enough said. Thanks.

Riders On The Storm. Jim wss way beyond his time.

"Soul Kitchen" and "Break on Through" were both great songs by the Doors, too.

Long version, cool🎶 Be right back. I’m going to grab a quick bowl. Oh yeah, 👍

React to When the music is over live in Hollywood bowl, to see the great performance they did in that gig, please bro, love your videos!

Finally someone reacts to the studio version of Light My Fire!!

Tim my Dawg!! Great one! 👍😎 Have you done “Break on Through” BY THE DOORS?! 👍🔥🔥😎

Oh !! The Classic Hit Song from "The Doors" ,"Light my fire" Bad Boy Lead Singer Jim Morrison was Asked to Censor his own lyrics on the Ed Sullivan show live and not sing ,"Girl we Couldn't get much Higher" The Power that be had a Problem with the Word "Higher" if it sounded like a Drug Reference !!! So Jim Morrison said with a Smirk ,yeah sure !!! But live on TV he didn't Sing a different Word !!! He still said ,"Higher" and they Told him after the performance all angry, saying, you'll never do this TV show again !!! Jim Morrison just Smirked again and said, "We already Did" !!!! LOL. What a Bad ass !!!! LOL.

Love the "climax" in this song....

Have you ever listened to “96 Tears” by ? And the Mysterians? It was a bit of a one hit wonder in the Summer of Love (1967), but has a similar sound to this.

You guys are such fun to watch you discover some of the greatest musicians & songs of all time! The music “crash course” you are getting & sharing is PRICELESS!! Please don’t stop!! You will forever be grateful for the knowledge your gaining & sharing with others who don’t know either! Hang on & ENJOY THE RIDE!

Give the Doors Roadhouse Blues a try. That is THE song!

You have to be on Acid to get the beat - 😂 But the Doors back in the days was all Psychedelic

I still remember listening to music like The Doors and The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin and The Beatles with dad while he was driving my brother and I in his t top cutlass supreme down to the lake in the summer. Miss those times.

Just found your channel- love it!!! This is a GREAT song

They were mesmerizing live! Fillmore East 1967....

Child of the 60s and love all music. It is fantastic to see you react to the Doors. One of the best ever. You would enjoy BB King & Eric Clapton, Riding with the King.

So glad you reacted to the studio version with the long instrumental section. That's what absolutely makes this song. When I was a young librarian in '71 we were reflecting on the music our parents listened to. I said I would be sitting on a rocking chair belting out Come on Baby light my fiiiiire. 🔥 An older librarian spit out her tea! Well, it's almost time. Lol.😂 Thanks again. You are a top reactor. Peace and Love. 😍

I love the Doors! You have to realize the time they were popular...the 60's. There was alot of LSD and other psychedelic drugs being done. There was a movie done on the Doors. I recommend watching so you understand the time and the music. Love watching you guys.

This came out in 1967 when I was in the 7th grade. By the time I was in high school and we went to dances at the local YMCA every local band who played on stage played this song and it was one of our favorite songs to dance to. It lasted forever and we were so hot and sweaty from dancing we couldn’t wait to sit down..remember, oh old ones?

"Soul Kitchen" is another catchy song off their first album to check out. And for a change up of sorts, also check out José Feliciano's cover of "Light My Fire."

cruising Palm Springs Easter Vac. of 66, played this tune endlessly, still love it!!

Thank you for not pausing every 5 seconds like other KZfaqs

Cruising down Sunset to the beach, high on acid, blastin the Doors. ......🤪

That’s how you react to a song. Play it out and then comment

LOL, I remember going out dancing with my friends and if you happen to be asked to dance when this song came on it seemed to last forever! Some couples would end up leaving the dance floor before it was over but those of us who stuck it out would be exhausted by the time we finally went back to our table. We'd have to sit out the next dance.

Jim Morrison when asked was first and foremost a poet

You need to listen to The Eagles. Best harmony in music. Try Already Gone, Hotel California, Desperado or Peaceful Easy Feeling. Also, the Doobie Brothers' What a Fool Believes Steely Dan's Reeling in the Years and Do it Again

I was 14 when The Doors came out with all their great music. I remember being at a friend’s house higher than a kite listening to The End. Now that was trippy.

1:56 to around the 3 minute 30 mark is amongst the finest compositions ever put on record. When I was 14 in early 2000 driving up to Queensland this was on constant repeat. Endless. Constant goosebumps.

Jim Morrison's music is pure poetry.

When you listen to the 60's music, keep in mind that most of us were completely stoned while listening to it. A lot of it is kinda mesmerizing especially in that state. Not taking away from how amazing it is, just sayin' it had a lot of levels of appreciation.

Trying People Are Strange, or live unknown solders. Jim Morrison had great stage presence.

To fully appreciate The Doors you need need need to see a live performance. JM was mesmerizing. Love you guys!

This one fought "Sunshine Of Your Love" by Cream for best song of the late-1960s. Both songs are great!!

19th of September 1969 (I was 18): Saw The Doors at the Philadelphia Arena at the early show (7pm). A late show had been added because there had been such a demand for tickets but --- both concerts were cancelled due to a legal problem which was resolved only on the afternoon of the day the concerts were to be held. My friends and I had tickets for the early show, and heard on the radio that the concerts were back on. We got over to the Arena in time, but most ticketholders coudln't get there. The Arena held over 19,000 seats and that evening for the 7pm show that was essentially sold out, only about 2000 people showed up. Our seats were high up (and cheap: we were students), but as I recall the first thing Jim Morrison did when he came on stage was to invite everyone to move down to fill the empty seats closer to the front, which of course we did. It was a wild, exciting, and fabulous concert, and we saw it from fairly close up. A night to remember --- and of course they played Light My Fire!

I know-as I’m sure 1000s do-every note of the instrumental. Great to hear it again.

I thought I knew this song but that guitar and drum interlude is insane!! I'm rediscovering so much music through these guys!! Enjoying every minute!!

Lol, I was 7 when this song came out...their first hit. The Doors radio hits are one thing and deep tracks are another. Give something else a listen. His voice....such a loss. Check out Who Scared You and Soft Parade. They are obscure tracks, but musically and vocally complex. I promise they won't disappoint. The Soft Parade is all over the place musically, then settles in. Seriously trippy.

Light my Fire 🔥 one ☝️ of BEST rock @ roll songs ever

The 60's were interesting times - sorry y'all missed it. Take a listen to "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield. Released in 1966, but those words are mos def for TODAY!

The Doors are classic! Really glad you like them. Jim Morrison had an amazing voice and stage presence. Check out Love Her Madly, Hello I Love You, and if you really want a long journey, LA Woman.

Also good is Jose Feliciano's cover of "Light My Fire."

Ray Manzarek on keyboards just driving the melody, fabulous.

We smoked a lot of Hash in those days!

I was nine years old when this song came out. I wasn’t allowed to listen to “devil” music. Jim Morrison was on a tv variety show, dressed in black leather and high as a kite. He sang this with just an acoustic guitar, real slow and sexy. Mt whole 9 year old body shivered. I will never forget it. He was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. Thank god the “devil” got through once in awhile.

Try Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds by the Beatles..psychedelic music 60's

Soft Parade blew my mind!!!

Love the Doors, when I was little my brother would sing me "Wild Child" and "You're Lost Little Girl"!

People are Stranger is another good Doors song. I love how open you are to all genre's of music and all time periods.

Pure love, for The Doors, and you!!!

Jose Feliciano did a awesome cover of this song. He is an amazing acoustic guitarist.

Okay I just stumbled upon this and I'm only wanting to listen to The Doors for the next 10 days

You should check out Me and Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin.

I was in art class 1967 in high school we had a radio, this came on and we were all amazed. So rather go to a senior ball....we went to the Filmore auditorium, did not get home til 9 am the next day. Saw them all

Man I've been a sucker for this song since I was young girl and my mom played this on her vinyl and that organ!! That organ....ohhhmy gosh! I'm just blown away each time, pretending I can play like that.. air piano. Haha!

Do a reaction video to the song love me two times by the doors.

Check out Violent Femmes..band from early 80s .. #1 blister in the sun AND #2 add it up!! Think u would like.