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

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

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

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

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.

Morrison was the deepest songwriter and performer, EVER! DEEP.

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

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.

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

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

Pure magic created 55 years ago. Timeless…

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

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.

Still feels ahead of its time 55 years later

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

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

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

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

I am 71 & still listen to it

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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'

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.

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

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

There is no mistaking the guitar intro, ever.

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

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

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...

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

This song really takes you on an adventure.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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!

july 2024! anyone here? beautiful voice

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

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

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

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

What a time to be alive.

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.

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

Никогда "The Doors" не были так актуальны, как сейчас... 🤔 ♥

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

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.

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

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

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.

This is pure Doors... elongating the songs till it becomes a sinuous and haunting ride. In some interview Ray commented that during the first performances they didn't have enough songs ready to play live and they had to make the ones they knew longer, hence having The End, Riders on the Storm and When the Music's Over the way they are nowadays... simply amazing.

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.

Не замечал эту слаженность и гармонию между самими музыкантами. Виртуозно

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

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.❤️

This is such a masterpiece !!!

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... 🙏🙏🙏

The best live version of this song. Sensational performance!

These guys were incredibly cosmicly intense and surreal! I'm blown away! That singer's persona is intoxicating and mysterious all at the same time. The band is tightly feeding off each other, and clearly, all are in a musical trance. Nothing like my generations music of today. I'm hooked and want more!

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

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.

Best rock band ever forever

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.

No music will ever be made like this again. Amazing

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

I was born in 78 and my favorite band❤

Unique is and under statement. Jim was a poet performing it. Love him. Fire spirit. Like Jimi Hendrix. Beyond words. They can't be described. Profound music/ poets Gods. End of story! RIP.

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

Every little bit of this is genuine creative genius. Each time I revisit The Doors I appreciate them even more. Very few bands had the collective i.q. as this one.

I still can’t get over the fact that there’s always been just one guitar….. to me … every song by the Doors sounds like there are more than two… at least. I love 💗 all their music. 😎

1:00 minute is Morrison’s intro but he waits 20 seconds to come in creating suspense. They were all geniuses. I have never seen this. For them to play this song on tv is amazing. This couldn’t have happened in America. Unreal performance

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.

When the music was alive ❤

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