You impressed me with this one. Wanna know why? Because I could see you weren't feeling it at first. After some time, it kind of sank in, and you started enjoying it. What impressed me was that you didn't fake any shit. You were genuine and that's what matters. Let's face it - you aren't going to like every song. That's a fact. And some songs you might not like on the first listen. But if you keep an open mind, and remain honest and real, you will be amazed at what Life will offer you.

I was a child in the 1970s. In those days, you didn't usually hear this song during the daytime (at least, not where I lived). At night when I was put to bed, I would turn my transistor radio to its lowest setting and keep turning the dial until I heard this song at least once. It was incredible. At the time, I didn't really know the band. In the darkness it sounded amazing. It excited me and opened my imagination. I would fall asleep and have the most amazing dreams. To this day, it remains one of my favorite songs. Light a candle, turn out the lights, swallow your fear...listen.

Ray Manzarek, their keyboardist, definitely had some magic fingers

The Doors are one of those bands that, the more you listen to them , the more you get. Such excellent musicianship, 30 years on and I'm still finding 'new bits' :-)

Fun fact. No bass player, Ray is playing it on keyboard. This one shows their intricate, jazzy side. Always that sexy vibe for sure

This was the Last song Morrison did..before leaving for France..where he died soon after..if you listen Very Closely...you hear a "Ghost echo"..Jim was in the Studio listening to the playback and was Whispering the words along with his singing..Not knowing the recording mic was left on accidentally .."Greastest mistake in music history i feel" i think it really adds to this song and really Makes it Great.!!.

This song transcends time or category. Dark imagery, abstracts, mystery ...musical perfection

Thank you for reacting to this one. It is considered a masterpiece by the Doors. The rain and thunder was added for mood effect to set the tone for the lyrics. One of the best stereo mixes ever. Still played today on oldies album stations. Their best epic piece. There is also an extended version of this song on KZfaq. More of their hits are Love Me Two Times, Love Her Madly, People Are Strange and more! The Doors were a very important group in the 60's until the lead singer, Jim Morrison died at the age of only 27. A great loss to be sure.

Yes this band was all about getting stoned, high. One of my favs back in the day. Cruising, smoking pot, listening to the doors.

My husband and I listened to Ray Manzarek being interviewed in the 80s and the stories he had to tell, but man that guy was everything on the keyboards!! The Doors would never have been as big if it weren’t for Ray and his magic fingers.

Yo Twins. Here is some hopefully helpful info. Ray manzarek the keyboardist is playing that bassline as well as the lead keyboard. Robby Krieger is giving you that old school feel with all of the reverb running through his guitar amp. Combine Jim's lyrics, and this band was way ahead of its time. Nice to see a young man appreciating this genius. ✌

Listen to "The End" , "People Are Strange" "Love Me Two Times" "Crystal Ship" "Hello I Love You" "Back Door Man" "Soul Kitchen" "Gloria" "Been Down So Long" "Twentieth Century Fox" ...so many good ones!

They reminded you of the hippy groove. The vibes. Was a different world in the 60s/70s.

Love the way that the Doors exist in the fusion of rock and jazz.

Folks of a certain age appreciate this moment in music. He was The Lizard King!

You're an OLD SOUL....that's why you like the vibe..Embrace it!

Timeless, One of the coolest laidback chill songs EVA

Ray Manzarek is legendary on keyboards

The guy with the "magic fingers", is also the same guy that's playing the "bass", . . . on the organ. That's Ray Manzarek. He was the one that was responsible for most of the musical genius of the Doors. Morrison was "the poet" that came up with the lyrics.

I have this album on vinyl signed by Ray Manzarek and John Densmore. Awesome album.

DOORS ALWAYS HAD SUCH A MYSTERIOUS SOUND....MUSIC AND VOICES

Somebody got some magic fingers... Yes! 👏👏👏

I remember being in the pizza parlor with my family back in the '70s and asking for a quarter for the jukebox... Riders on the Storm, I Shot the Sheriff, Don't Fear the Reaper, Fame. !!!

The Doors are one of my favorite bands! Jim Morrison is a legend. Their catalog is all over the place. It's great! Roadhouse Blues and L.A. Woman are great tunes to check out! There's also a 1991 movie called The Doors. You should watch it...dude was lit!!

The title song LA Woman, and Roadhouse Blues are worth a listen.

Cruising music. Cooler than cool. A masterpiece.

You should do a 60’s song by Procol Harem called A Whiter Shade of Pale.

I was born in 1994 but i still jam to all those bands from way back in the day. The Doors, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Black Flag. Just feels more real to me than whats popularr today.

You feel music, you're gonna feel this

You got to keep in mind most all of this old Rock music is Stoner Music & I love it , Awesome song !

Light My Fire, they weren't supposed to say "can't get much higher" lyrics while on Ed Sullivan show, but Jim did it anyway.

What I absolutely love about watching these and that he moves his head and body just like I do when I hear these old songs and I'm so much older! They have the same effect on us all. I remember listening to this full blast while sitting on my balcony in Italy drinking ice tea and watching the boats on the Med. Such great memories.

I absolutely love rain! I love storms too, it brings me peace and serenity!

The Doors were rock but had elements of jazz and blues in some of their other songs. Light my fire, break on through, Roadhouse blues are other great tracks to check out. They released only a handful of albums from 1967-1971, but their lead singer passed at a young age . Singer was almost like a poet more than a singer.

Song based on a childhood experience lived by Jim Morrison, as he witnessed a car crash on the highway. Acid Rock was the closest to their style, and they did do a lot of Phychedelics, and other drugs.

That keyboard solo by Ray Manzarek is EPIC!

I love when you said, that old vibe... I feel. To me it’s all about feeling it. U truly get that and you’re giving that gift to others. Amen

Anyone worth knowing has a Doors epiphany in their lifetime 😊

That Ray Manzarek on the board, one of the genius players ever

Ray Manzarek had the magic fingers. The Doors were phenomenal. Each member had their own unique style and talent, and blended together beautifully.

You deserve more subs for the songs you react too.

The who - my generation The sonics - have love will travel The kinks - you really got me

Jim Morrison was a legend......OD'd in the 70's .....check out "Devil with a Blue Dress" by The Doors

Short story: In '93 I was looking for a job for after school hours, and I ended up working at a coffeeshop (not the kind where they sell coffee wink wink) called 'the Doors' here in Amsterdam. As the name may suggest it was a Doors themed coffeeshop so a lot of Doors music was played, as well as a lot of other rock/alternative music (Grunge was big at the time). As a person that almost only listened to HipHop I hated it. The first few weeks I worked there I often wondered what I was doing there and thought I should be looking for some place else, because I just couldn't handle the music. However, as time went by I slowly started to enjoy the music. And after some more time I really got into it, even to the point I was hardly listening any HipHop at all. Who would have thought. Moral of the story: be open to everything. You might be surprised about the things you can learn and can come to enjoy. Looking at your videos it brings back many great memories and I wish I could relive that time of getting into completely new music all over again. Keep it up guys! PS: I was lucky enough to also witness a completely new genre evolve, and that was electronic music. For me specifically that's Jungle/Drum and Bass. If you're interested, check out names as LTJ Bukem, PFM, Photek, Source Direct, Breakage, The Prodigy, Burial, Bonobo and Commodo, just to name a few ;-)

React to "When The Music's Over" by The Doors. It's wild. It will blow you away. Love your channel. Thanks for all the reactions.

My suggestion would be for more of The Doors would be. People are strange an The end(explicit version)

Ray Manzerick has the magic fingers you mentioned... 🤘🏽

This song will never get outdated. Great lyrics and instrumentals.

"Been down so long" is another great song by the doors from this album, very bluesy rock.

Morrison and Manzarek.. Two very creative guys.. Music still sounds good today..

I don't like being rained on, but a rainy day puts you in a mood. I like a light thunderstorm outside. Love a sunny day too!

I was at a gig in the 70's when this came over the speakers - it grabbed my attention immediately - I thought, "Wow ! what is this !" Has there ever been a more atmospheric track ? It's kind of ghostly. Ray Manzerac is the sound of the Doors !

You gotta try L.A Woman, Touch Me and Roadhouse blues (American prayer version). All the best from England, home of the best bands - apart from the doors n' that!

Ooww..I was in love with James Morrison..the head writter..singer..major rebel. He died young along with quite a few rock kings and queens of the 60s and 70s. Such brilliant talent. So happy ..your energy is contagious!!

Rain brings life and washes away death. Storms awaken your inner spirit...

A lot of this 60s and early 70s music was designed to be listened to stoned.

Morrison takes a while to feel out. He was a complicated person and sometimes didn't make a lot of sense to anyone but himself but the man was truly a genius in his own right. I was raised in the 60s and 70s on the Doors as they happened and I love them. Morrison was dead by the 80s - he died in 71. This is my all-time favorite Doors song. I use to ride my bike down the hill behind my house during thunder storms singing Riders On The Storm when I was in 2nd grade. It made an impression. The best gift my mom ever gave me was having amazing taste in music and not being afraid to play it with and for me, as well as take me to music festivals in the 70s. Look into "The Ballad of Dwight Frye" by Alice Cooper. I fell asleep on a blanket at a music festival and woke up to Alice in a straight jacket being chased around the stage by a nurse with a giant hypodermic needle when I was 7. Great times!!!

This is one of their best. You have to react to Roadhouse Blues by them.

One of my favorite singers of all time, I’m thrilled you chose him ❤️

As a child the Doors were my first introduction to the 'new' music of the times. I'm 69 now but I have 3 older brothers who were into music. As an aproximately 13 year old at the time I LOVED this music when I first heard it and will always love it.

Thanks to my dad’s influence, I’m a huge Doors fan and also a huge Bears fan. I’m so glad you’ve discovered the Doors, heavily influenced by Muddy Waters and the greats of Chicago Blues. And since you’re a Bears fan, have a good laugh and look up their 1985 team’s song “The Super Bowl Shuffle”

Although your reaction was great, you've broken this pluviophiles heart... Pluviophile - (n) a lover of rain; someone who finds joy and peace of mind during rainy days.

Not to Touch the Earth by The Doors will blow your mind. Especially when the organ & guitar go back and forth on the solo complementing/battling each other until the climax... epic song by and epic band!

I am loving how you are willing to listen to these older rock and roll groups. The memories coming back to me while listening. I am learning myself from other comments, things I didn't know. There is so much out there to listen to and appreciate. I am happy with all suggestions and reactions. Life is good right now...right here. I am happy. Thank you.

This is one of my favorite songs, seeing you warm up to it is awesome! I’m not a big fan of rain either.

This is psychedelic rock. It came out in the 60s with Jim Morrison singing lead. He died young at only 27. Check out The End by the Doors. It's a great song.

Ahhhhhh the Lizard King himself Jim Morrison. That would be Ray Manzarek on the keyboard.

I would love to see the reaction to 'Light My Fire' by the Doors since you liked the keys so much here

First time I ever heard this was 2 AM on a summer night I couldn’t sleep. The world was asleep. TV went off around 1AM. Scared the hell out of me. Ray Manzarek keyboards. To this day DOORS are it.

I grew up listening to The Doors, Tower of Power, Santana, Earth Wind & FIre and just so many amazing artists. My Dad & Unlces listened to them and it was surely always playing at family BBQ's. Back then it was just background music as I was playing with my cousins. I haven't heard some of these songs you're reacting to since way back. Now.... I'm tearing up thinking about my family and JUST NOW experiencing what they felt for this music. Just until this video, I realized they included so many elements like rain and storms. I'm in shock and know I'm about to have a heck of a weekend catching up and rediscovering so many of these songs. Getting the tissues ready.... woop

I listened to this album every night before going to sleep. It is from late 60s

I've lived in Tallahassee since I came here in 1970 to attend FSU (which Jim Morrison, the lead singer of The Doors also attended a few years prior). It rains every single afternoon and evening here in the summer. As soon as the rain started every day, the radio DJs would start playing Riders on the Storm and would keep it in heavy rotation until the rain stopped for the night. If you were high enough, it seemed like some sort of supernatural miracle or something, lol.

This song is a great trip.

Don't forget to credit drummer John Densmore, who had such an intuitive, reactive touch. Very much a part of the Doors' sound!

I love your first impression, I still have all The Doors vinyl when they were released in the 60's ... Was just spinning them on my record player yesterday xoxo By the way you guys ROCK

Not bad for four guys who weren’t speaking to each other that day!

GOOD SONG AND IT RAINED THE WHOLE WAY THRU

The Doors got their own special groove...and I think you caught it.

I haven't even watched this yet but I really appreciated your reaction to Free Bird and I know you'll get this one too! I'm about your age but my parents absolutely saturated my childhood in classic rock and I love reaction videos because I can relive that first time hearing these classics again. Subscribed! This has been my favorite bands for over 13 years and I'm only 26. The Doors would be considered psychedelic/blues rock btw.

About a serial killer....Morrison was a poet till Manzarek met him on the beach. Then he became a singer shortly thereafter...

This is my favorite chill out song.

In 1971 I was 10years old, I was listening to my old valve radio in bed one night, when I heard the sounds of waves crashing, thunder rolling, the tinkling of a Piano, when a Man's voice said "Riders on the Storm". The 10-year-old me thought OMG!!! WTF is that?? It turned out to be a song that remains in my Top 5 or 10 to this day, depends on my mood.

That was a 60's vibe.

Lizard King of psychedelic rock

My fave band, back in the day.

This is my favorite group of all time! Saw them in Moultrie, GA, in an old big barn, around 1970? Too stoned to remember what date it was🤣❣️👵🏻

That track was released in 1971.

Nice honest reaction. Pretty unique vibe from The Doors when they use the keyboards so prevalently. Great classic song

Great Classic Music is the Universal language Ya'll !!!! For the True Open Minded, they'll discover much Great Classic music in every Genre of music !!! Especially "The Doors" !!!!

The Doors (along with Pink Floyd) were VERY popular with the LSD crowd, And, strangely enough, our local planetarium! Love you guys so much, especially when you're adorably off about your musical era's! It's like a stroll through my life. Love from Michigan

This song was a turning point in their music which was a change which big. Jim Morrison passed a years after. Love it....thank you. 🇨🇦 ✌️

They are rock/blues/jazz influenced

If you want to learn about this band, watch the movie The Doors with Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan.

Too funny and sooo cute.....Tim talking about cafes of the 80’s, actually were classic drive-in dives of the 50’s!!! “Burgers, girls and roller skates”, 😂💕

Listen to long version of "Light My Fire."

Easily one of my favourites albums of all time! Totally stoked you're listening to it! :D

Check out the Doors movie w Val Kilmar playing Jim Morrison.

The Doors actually saw themselves as a jazz group, hence the great piano solo. Great choice!

That group "The Doors" was from like the late 60's or early 70's....Really old....but classic....

I love this song. Rain and Thunderstorms are mother natures lullaby!!