The Doors - Light My Fire (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970)
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Music video by The Doors performing Light My Fire. (C) 2018 Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd.
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They always said they wanted their music to sound good 100 years from now. Its been 50 years and it still sounds just as good as ever
Omg. 50😳
The doors were definitely ahead of their time. And no surprise their music is timeless
Fuckin A. You said it. 👍
They Doors
And this live version got me hitting the desk at work like a crazy woman 😂🤍 if I live 50 more years I will be jamming the same way this damn song 😎
With keyboards, Ray Manzarek is still a legend just as Jimi Hendrix is with the guitar. Both were an inspiration to many musicians.
Yes ,exactly , certainement, ce son sound est unique , je l'ai retrouvé avec le groupe texan FORD THÉÂTRE ,LEUR premier album en 1968 . Extra groupe et grand guitariste , inspiré , très psychedelic Time. Peace
Ray🌬️🌀⚡🎶🎶🎹🎹
Don't ya know it. Ray was really a legend. God, I miss him.
Don’t forget Alan Price
Well said. . . the keys were an extension of Ray's soul... just as the guitar was the extension of Jimi's...
3am, dark red lighting, crowd settling……pure Doors territory. They were made for this.
trippin balls. love it!
Riders on the Storm.
When I saw 3am. This is the song that started playing in my storage compartment. 🧠
@@Stanspliff69 MAN YOULL ARE FUCKIN FUN!! I WANT IN. FOR REAL. THOSE OF YOU THAT CAN HANG W ME. I WILL EXPAND UR MINDS. THE ONES I OFFENDED YOU MAKIN ME LAUGH HARD. REALLY, DISRUPTERS SHAG ASS. YOU TOO STUCK ON YOURSELVES. I REALLY WANT DISCUSSIONS.
1 TIME WHEN ZZ TOPP WAS REAL YOUNG! BILLY WAS DRESSED AS MICKY MOUSE. HE WAS WALKING ALL THROUGH THE AUDIENCE CUTTIN UP. GETTIN STONED. NOBODY KNEW IT WAS BILLY. THAT WAS BACK IN THE I PAID A QUARTER TO BE IN GROVES TX TEEN PLACE. MICKEY DISAPPEARED. WHEN HE STEPPED OUT ON THE MAKESHIFT STAGE. EVERYBODY WENT NUTS. FLIPPIN OUT THEYD JUST PARTIED WITH BILLY MICKEY. IT WÀS A WILD NIGHT. GOOD SHIT❤🎉
Very well said
Jesus! Ray Manzarek has to be given credit for holding down the hypnotic grooves that were the Doors!
Actually, listen to Ray's "Rift" it isd elemental, repetitive and - BORING. It went on too long. same thing over and over again. Each time I listen t this I have no wonder why the Ray, John and RObby considered this one of the worst performances.
Right Tino The Bambino
Ray was the backbone of the band no doubt.
I love the hypnotic bass. It is what I need, along with Robby’s solo. If you can’t listen to this mesmerized, leave the scene.
@@organbuilder272 If you want 10 things happening in the same time every 10 secs for 6 minutes, go listen to Bach or something. The Doors are different than that. They are just jamming and you can clearly see it. I think Ray cares more about the feeling than for the variety of musical figures here, so, you know, if you don't like it, you don't have to listen to it. Everyone has his own taste in music.
You can tell by how Jim is quietly and while totally wasted is enjoying the solos that he was a fan of his own band mates, just like they were fans of his performances.
John hated him
@@DEATHREAPER1252 he actually said that?!
@@DEATHREAPER1252 he never said that. What he did say he was afraid of jim lol
@@theshaman256 you can tell by his mannerisms and the way he spoke about him he really didn’t like Jim I think he appreciated him but was upset with his antics
Back in the day they fought like Hell !!! Morrison stayed drunk and they couldn't get him to sober for the studio and he screwed up concerts. That's why he went to Paris, he was fighting charges in Florida. He was a mess, they (the band) covered for him constantly. But, when he could perform, they were great !!!
Once you fall in love with the Doors, you hear and feel greatness in almost everything they ever did. Mysterious. Melodic. Dreamy. Morrison's voice beyond words.
Took the words from my brain!
felt that
Well said, magical
Unique. Genius
That’s the truest statement of The Doors of all-time.
This era (1965-1972) is the greatest musical and cultural movement ever in my opinion and the Doors were a founding part of it. The greatest band of all time. Ray with the organ, Jim’s drunken vocals, John’s smooth drums and Robby’s guitar shreds and chill chords. Nothing better in the world. If only I could shake each of their hands.
Absolutely agree
I am old enough to actually have seen the Doors. It was in '67 or '68 at Kennedy Stadium in Bridgeport, CT. I can't say they're the greatest band of all time, but they put on a great show.
Lov÷
YOU AND want YOU to live )oooooong and all oyur mates in that fightccc
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New udeas and longterm success,a oassionate fighter as I heard, and I a~ usually not fond of the caste, but he seems devoted to his mission.☀️🥊🥊🥊
Beatles. Led Zeppelin and The Doors.
@@giovannirezende8015 don’t forget the velvet underground
The most epic version of Light my fire in my opinion...! the quality of this recording is outstanding!
@Williem Boreel - At 64 years old growing up with the Doors, this is my all time favourite version of any of their songs. I'm listening to it right now at high volume and I'm sure my neighbor's love it. LOL
Jim sounds finished here. Densmore was begging the other band members they take a break from touring. One last burst of creative energy with LA Woman and that was it. There are better live recordings Light My Fire out there.
@@zyrrhos ) I agree, Jim sounds and look like he's bored in this whole concert. He had so much more energy in the earlier years.
No way ! Have you heard the version with cemetery poem inserted in the middle? It’s epic!
You can find it on “Alive She Cried.”
@@zyrrhos For sure! To say this is the best shows a lack of information.
The Doors played at Beverly Hills High School, May 11 and June 7, 1967 and I was there. What a time it was!
Indeed, what a time it was. Was 16 and living in Seattle. Beautiful
Unless you were in the hell hole known as South Vietnam......
@@smoothoperator7023Вы воевали во Вьетнаме?
@@smoothoperator7023
You win the internet today.
@@brooks5656 🫡 Salute to all the veterans out there today. 🇺🇸
Just 4 years before this show they were a young bunch of ambitious musicians looking to make it big and by the time of this performance they were done. 4 years is a blink of an eye. These guys accomplished more in 4 years than some bands have in decades.
nice read here.
Absolutely..but Jim wanted to retreat from it all
@@michaelg6641 Too bad he did, It was his choice and he fucked himself up, not so much because of drugs, that shit was fun as hell. It was the booze.
Light my fire went to the top the month i was born, and stayed there ever since!
@@michaelg6641 Indeed he wanted! But a funny fact, in 1969/1970, in an interview with Howard Smith, Jim said that he was planning to play with The Doors for at least another 8 years
Besides the obvious -Jim's voice-, the way Manzarek, Densmore and Krieger let themselves go in perfect jam showing their skills, which go beyond their studio recordings, is one of my top ten live performances. I bet this gig was a pleasure for them all, a milestone as well. They're in the same universe while Jim is enjoying their music just like one of us, a mere spectator. Priceless.
I was there because I wanted to see The Doors. Mind blown, aged 18. RIP, Jim.
Wish I was there
When people ask "Beatles or Stones?" I say the Doors.
Lol i say stones but Doors are next...no one compares to them u cant imitate jims voice
Octavio12341000 But of course the Doors are better, freddie is gay and the beatles just aren't that good
Octavio12341000 The Beatles used LSD but their music wasn't even that interesting, the doors are obviously better. Queen is a shitty band for insecure 12 year olds to like to make themselves feel better
Floyd for me, but the doors are one of my favs
@@SM-ht7qf ok, thanks for your wrong input!
probably one of the best instrumental jams ever from 1:11 to 12:13
crazy shit
Simon que sí
Siiiiiiiu♥️
The guitarrist holly .........only a deal with the Devil will make you sound like that !!!
I’m tellin youuuuu
Una jam
Still sound amazing after over 50 years. No band has come close.
Jim went out In a Blaze of Glory that still burns and lights up the whole Night Time Skies !!!
No band EVER will
The Doors - Light My Fire (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970) 1024pm 15.7.23 by the sounds of it we can all will ourselves to a ripe old age of.... something or other................ or whatever.... just long enough for us to confirm........or deny............ that such music sounds as fresh as it did 50 odd years ago... see you in 2073, then? for a pint or ten!! look me up. or down. sometimes around.... put it this way they'll still be using petrol.
The Doors of Perception 🎉🎉🎉
Hey, people were listening to Elvis, yes freaking Elvis when this was recorded.
The “My favorite things” quote at 8:24 is genius! This is the best band of the 70’s for sure. They were more than a rock band there’s jazz, classical, latin and psychedelic all in this amazing jam band. Plus one of the best frontman of the time, this music is timeless!
plus i'd say that I can hear "Elenor Rigby" around 9:10
same1!!@@bobacurt1321
they stared in the 60s
@@andyortchison9430 yes but what he means is if Jim had lived they'd be one of the if not the best band from the 70's
@@OmenOfficial
Black Sabbath
My parents always have this music played while on road, i never realized how perfect it is
welcome bro
THis performance was anything but perfect,
They were with the Program, your parents, I mean, and once You have been baptized? it never gets old, saw them live in Chicago 1968, never never get bored or tired of listening to the Doors, ever....!!!!
It's not just perfection in music & performance. It's also the way the lyrics are crafted & designed like romantic love and the depth of it
the best 13 minutes of the day
Ninja style
15*
Flores y subversión the
You're right
Flores y subversión I’m a huge doors’ fan and over the years had gotten sick of Light my Fire because of it being over played, but holy shit this is a great Version...... Just watch the whole band really rocking out in front of thousands of people is truly amazing....
At 74 and still listening to the unique sound of The Doors, with love from Cape Town South Africa 👍🙏❣️🇿🇦🎹🎤😻
hello Fred,I hope you are still rocking and kicking man,long live rock and roll!love you man,Danny from manila Philippines!
Music has no frontier.
Ты будешь ее слушать и в 174 года , она вечна , это любовь , настоящая любовь не умирает и не проходит
Ladies and gentleman.
From Los Angeles, California
THE DOORS!!!!!
the KLF knew
That keyboard solo was absolutely wild
Also the guitar!!
I liked the solo. But, that keyboard intro was fire. 😮
Manzarek. The real backbone of the doors when Jim used to get all shitfaced he sings, keyboards, no bass so its him as well with the keyboard bass. Just awesome. He does it ALL. Legend will be missed.
yes but the other guys were right there as well. But yea I love the organ and it gave a different sound and Ray was the best
Sometimes they had a session man playing bass on the side of the stage.
i met him at a book signing !!
Love the doors! Bought all the albums when I a teenager and listened to them for hours. Haven’t heard this live version before
@FREE BIRD correct . but here I find it was John's drumming holding it all together
Manzarek, nobody else like him, a genius in recognizing Morrisons talent and adding an intrical part to the Doors sound. Amazing.
Ray was truly a master of his craft and ahead of his time. Guarantee none of u can find a better keyboardist before him. He paved the way
There was plenty of good modern jazz keys before this.
Absolutely agree!
hes super epic in his performance!
Jerry Lee Lewis
I love how Densmore drums so nicely, adjusting the mood for everyone. He is the locomotive of this 13 minutes of crazy ride.
That bass drum sounds amazing.
@@myradioon yes indeed 🤩🤩
Saw them in ‘68 at the Hollywood Bowl . In the box seats 2 down from us were Mick Jagger and friends. This concert was right after Waiting for the Sun came out. While Jim was rolling around the ground during The Unknown Soldier I looked over at Mick and he was laughing and pointing, with enjoyment and I believe respect. Still a very vivid memory for me. True story.
My mom worked backstage for their show in Detroit! We have a framed picture of her and the lizard king in our living room
Wow! What a cool memory. Thanks for sharing. I often wondered what the Rolling Stones thought of Jim or the Door's music. I just listened to Morrison Hotel the whole way through yesterday and it still sounds great.
Great story Norman! Would've been something if they had captured Jagger's reaction on film. John Densmore said that Jim's girlfriend Pam Courson was next to Mick and sat in his lap at times, seemingly to get Morrison's attention.
Imagine seeing Jim and Mick at the same time. I think id pass out
@@joedwyer8077 that's very accurate and Real...and Backstage Jim was very jealous and mad.
Crazy - been listening to The Doors for 55 years, and I just realized they had this consistently deep groove - without a bass player! Remarkable..
>without a bass player
holy shit, yeah
Love the interview with Ray Manzarek, raising his hand, Here's your bass
player. He was a freaking down to earth, cooler then hell, one hell of an
organ playing wizard genius! Incredible debut album, one of the best in
rock history, arguably.!
Ray Manzarek played the bass in the Doors. He had a fairly rare Rhodes bass keyboard and he was great on it.
It sort of sounds like a bass. I thought Robbie was mimicking bass on the guitar but if that is Ray, WOW! It sounds just like a bass. Don't know how he plays the bass part and the main organ riffs simultaneosly. It sounds like two very independent separate parts. Very difficult to do. Ray must be a musical genius.
@@Better_Call_Raul they only used a bass player in the studio.. not sure if it was for all albums or just some songs.
Talented guys, pure music, a joy time for 13:52 minutes. Long live Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, John Densmore, long live The Doors!
I like the fact that they focus not only in Jim but in the others too. Sometimes, sadly, Morrison's shadow eclipses the figure of the other three: Robby, John and Ray. I think this version bring Justice to what The Doors actually was: a great team, a perfect work for four marvellous musicians.
León Cuba good point
the whole band was excellent
some fans and critics were too obsessed with the mystic and aesthetic of morrison in 67 68.
it was once he got fatter and grew a beard in 69 that they kind if toned it down I think
Same with Ringo and Harrison
Carlos Rodriguez yeah good point some people appreciate each musician to a fair/similar degree
Remember this was August 1970 and they were playing with Morrison’s ongoing Miami obscenity trial casting an ominous shadow over the band.... as Ray Manzarek put it “He sang for all he was worth, but moved nary a muscle. Dionysus had been shackled.”
I assume this forced the film crew be a little more creative rather than just focusing on the antics of Mr. Mojo Risin.
couldn't agree more
I never had a chance to see The Doors play live . I wasnt born until 1977 . This is the first time seeing this video. Thank you for posting this !!
1980
I was not born until 1981, but it was Morrisons poetry that got me interested in writing poems. Extra bonus is the music ☺️🙂
Only saw them once in person, Chicago, summer of 1968 (they only had 2 albums out at the time), so yeah, they closed with "When the Music's Over.....", the lighting guy turns out the lights and they were still playing another 8 minutes or so....Great concert, tickets were like $4 bucks ?
I wasn't born until 2007
I was born in 75 too late
I knew Ray fairly well. Many meetings, phone calls, been to his house, etc. The SWEETEST most friendly man!....
I know ray too , I was his Gardner 78-99 , great guy if not troubled , was a sex addict …very sad..he couldn’t stop…
@@rupertpupkin5265tell me more friend
@@rupertpupkin5265did you "do it" with Ray? Or did you just stalk him? You seem overly-concerned about his private dealings...
@@siggifreud812 I was the guys Gardner and also a close companion, we came close to sleeping together twice but both times I turned him down as I was married to a African American woman, the memories of him standing in the doorway half naked asking if I wanted to come in for some coffee , well man I’ll never forget that🙌
Ah, Ray, or "Sweet-Tooth Bob" as we used to call him ... I was his manicurist in 1978, we owned a bed n breakfast in South Dakota too , very humble man , he said to always grip it with both hands , words of wisdom from Sweet-Tooth BOB!! love him
This recording is visually aesthetic. Definitely takes you back to that time and the vibe of everyone in the mid60s early 70s. What a great musical period.
I like it how Jim just stands there and watches the others shine, while smoking a blunt... The Doors, the best... 👍😎
That’s a ciggy
If you missed the 1960's, listen to The Doors. If you lived through the 1960's and want to stay young, listen to The Doors.
Woodstock attendee is here to tell you you are right. Feeling way young listening to the The Doors!
Wish I could’ve been a teen of that era going to homecoming and prom and get to dance their music.
In general, listen to The Doors
An supergroup of their time and forever!
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Amazing performance of a perfect song! Ray’s keyboards are pitch perfect 👍, John drumming is spot on, Robby shredding throughout & Jim presiding over it all as the rock God that he is & always will be. Long live the Doors 🚪 the masters of mystical, magical music.
saw them live in the summer of '68 Chicago, they closed with When the Music is Over, in the dark, lights out, G.O.A.T.
What a gorgeous print. The audio is immaculate. Really top notch. A terrific example of the hypnotic, intelligent, soulful and completely unique miracle known as The Doors.
50 years later and it makes me wonder did this really happen so long ago? It's like that dream you wake up from and wonder what was I dreaming of and can only remember certain details now.
I think this is probably one of their best live versions of this song
partagé
Agreed
Absolutely! They took their music to a different level!
Fucking right!
It's insane bro! All the best freak
I always loved this song for the instrumentals. I was in High School when it came out and it's still one of my all time favorites.
How famous were the doors when their first album came out
Mesmerizing - each member individually, and the band as a whole. I can imagine their music sounding just as good to someone 1000 years from now.
Totally agree. They are classic! Have loved their music since the 60s. Oh what a great time that was.
The most distinctive rock Keyboard sound: Ray Manzarek
Ray Manzarek = universe in a keyboard
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@@domnel3981 me too amazing ph~ray
Love seeing Jim Morrison enjoying the music his bandmates are making
EXACTLY
He was probably trying to figure out where he is lol
yes tey were on fire
@ underrated comment 😂
The Doors were everything Huxley wrote about. They were the doorway from the 60’s to the 70’s. Jim was a poet. He lived in an aura. The very best live short lives because they sacrifice themselves.
Ray was an incredible musician. I still miss him. The backbone of the band. John and Robby were just the best in their own right. The combination of the four is legend.
Their timing was immaculate, not just in music but in the transition of an era. Some people say what if Jim had lived. The music they made in those four years was their lives. It was a gift to ours.
Jim Morrison is one of a kind. Crazy to think he died right around when my parents were born.. bet they never thought I’d be jamming so hard to the best American band of all time in 2020
not a surprise, really. great art lasts forever.......
Love how Robbie adds some of John Coltrane's "My Favorite Things" at 8:20
MrGuitarJeroen and Eleanor Rigby at 9:11
Thank you for pointing that out!
MrGuitarJeroen He also does Elenor Rigby by the Beatles sometimes.
The bass line by Ray throughout the whole song is My Favorite Things.
Best part
What's amazing is The Doors were only active for 3 years!
A little longer, from the clubs and release of debut album (beginning of ‘67) through release of LA Woman. Then there’s the couple later albums after Morrison died.
@@ericoberlies7537 you're both right and it's great people are talking about it.
Active from 1965-1973, and in '78.
1969 R&R Revival .. Varsity Stadium , Toronto .. Doors opened with this .. Right after John Lennon & Eric Clapton finished their set .. Jim was so Smashed …but he killed it on stage! Incredible!!😵💫☺️👍
Such a haunting and unique middle section. Nothing ever sounds like it... Nothing ever sounds like The Doors.
Today he passed away 50 years ago still a legend rip 💔
Fantastic! My son and I were lucky enough to see Robby Krieger and his band do music of The Doors live in Sept 2019 and it was fantastic, something I've wanted to see and hear for 50 years. It was incredible.
Badass
Awesome 👍
😢
Very nice performance indeed! Jim's vocals are so relaxed and very controlled in my opinion. The whole band sounds very tight. Marvellous.
He was a great vocalist. I love how easy he makes it look to do those awesome screams. I bet if he where alive today he would get into doing harsh vocals, 😮
I remember being there and watching this performance . Absolutely magical What a weekend it was with Morrison , Hendrix and yet within a year they were dead far too young and far too soon RIP and thank you for the music and the wonderful memories
JEALOUS!!!
WOWWW
How was the atmosphere!
when music was music
Respect Leonel tomorrow i go to PERE LACHAISE for 3th July
Esto debería ser declarado Patrimonio histórico y cultural de la humanidad.
Marco Rossi 🖒
Amén
Amén hermano
Marco Rossi lo es amigo.para todos los que de una forma u otra le rendimos culto.o como se le quiera llamar a la musica de los Doors.en especial a la lirica de james Douglas morrison.
Marco Rossi AMEN jajaja eso debe ser!
2024 still listening?❤
🫡🫡🫡
Слушаю
I was there. I will always listen
🙂
Me 😢
La actuación de The Doors esta noche fue simplemente fantástica ... ¡Y estamos hablando de un espectáculo de más de 50 años!
I agree totally
Nooo Jim look tired andá dead
63 años baby⚡⚡🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Robby Krieger plays some of the greatest live rock improvisational guitar I've ever heard in this tune.
he wrote the song, so he certainly knew when he could adhoc.
Iconic !!!!
There will never be another band like the doors.
These guys were as real and original as it gets.
No band I know plays the rhodes ,only the doors.
The greatest american band ever...Will stand the test of time,RIP JIM and RAY gone but never will be forgotten. Thank u for helping me break on through
2023, mais de cinquenta anos depois... não perde a magia, as músicas, principalmente ao vivo, são fora do comum... Vida eterna ao The Doors!
Somente lendas de verdade para apreciarem a arte suprema do The Doors.
The Other Doors members were actually mad at Jim for his performance here. Not his singing but because he didn’t do anything other then just stand there with his eyes closed the whole time. But who really could blame him coming off the Miami concert. He always did the opposite of what was expected of him. That in itself is cool. I love The Doors and this performance is great still! I’m not sure which country you’re from . As far as I’m concerned you’re a brother in musical tastes!
I just love Robby's solos on this song. I wish more versions were available on CZcams 🎸
Robby so awesome , never got the recogition he deserved!
its also said that he played with fingers
This may be my favorite live Doors performance. All four of them individually at the top of their game. Together ... magic.
Yeah, that rings true. You never know what you are going to get live but this was totally on.
Jim was definitely not at the top of his game. he peaked in like 68'.
@@siggifreud812No. I don’t agree. They all were better here than in their earlier days.
one of the best guitar solos of all time magical
Did you notice how Robbie played a little bit of "My Favorite Things" in that solo?
@@WastrelWayIts true ❤
plus "Eleanor Rigby" around 9:10...@@WastrelWay
@@WastrelWay jazz song
The best representation of my generation....the Doors. 🙏
As amazing as Jim and John are, this is has to be one of the greatest keys and guitar solos of all time. Gets me every time.
Absolutely
Absolutely without question.
J'ai 72 ans et j'y étais devant la scène "halluciné" j'avais à peine 20 ans !!!!
This is one of the best versions of light my fire,also my hat off to Ramond Manzerik one of the best keyplayers of all time, Rip.Raymond
I had never watched that video before. Thanks a lot! Greetings from Brazil and peace to all the world!
Jim mais louco que o batman
kool
Todos on acid
Também nunca tinha visto, thanx!
Some of the best lyrics to ever be written fr...Robby’s solo is unique also a real psychedelic take on the guitar that matches the era perfectly
Robbie was in an absolute zone with that solo.
I love how he threw in some sound of music these are a few of my favorite things!
🔥
what a legendary performance. and to think it was the same night as the Who’s legendary set. would kill to be there. can’t even argue which one is best they’re all so good in their own way
Right? I think my heart would have exploded from all that combined musical awesomeness. The thought of Jim Morrison and Pete Townshend under the same roof is something i can barely fathom
The fact that 50 years later somewhere in Athens, I prefer to listen to these songs, shows the magnificence of the Doors.
After many years of music genres, no doubt The Doors are the best representation of pure unadulterated musical genius
It was 1967 at UC Davis in the dorms (Nova House). One of us had a kick ass stereo system. We blasted the 'Doors' , especially this track. Nobody in the entire complex complained! Those were the days, my friend.
The sheer length of all these songs are always impressive to me. People had sooooo much more longevity in their souls! ✌🏻😎
You can still find that longevity in bands like All them witches but it’s certainly not the norm to see musicians jamming out together these days. I’d highly recommend listening to ‘Blood and sand/milk and endless water’ by All them witches on Kexp if you want to listen to some modern musicians who are carrying the classic rock/blues legacy on in their own way that still feels totally authentic.
@@michaelhalliwell1015 Absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much. I will definitely check them out. 🙏🏻🤗✌🏻
Fantastic show!! Jim's voice was just perfect and the others were so tight!! Amazing playing by Robby Krieger and John Densmore is a hell of a drummer. Manzarek great as always.
In 1970 I was living just over the water in Southampton. My younger brother and sister (both no longer with us) had been to the 1968 IoW Festival and I went over in 1969 but we all missed this one. Heck, this is real music isn't it?
Their entire performance at Isle of Wight is fantastic!!
I love their performance of Ship Of Fools, its super groovy and decently long enough
The Doors my favourite band, simply perfect.
Nunca pensé estar vivo al mismo tiempo para ver este video completo, es una joya esto.
Midway through, that is ME!! .. backstage over Jim's left shoulder!!!
My best friend went to school with Ric Lee, the drummer in Tens Years After, who also played this festival. We met a guy with a boat, got a $10 ride to the Isle of Wright, and hunted down Ric, who gave us passes early in the day .. everyone in nearby Freshwater, thought we were celebrities,.. free beer/food all day... best concert ever!!
put a sec time stamp on it...... how good were they in the flesh as a band?
AWESOME
I was next to you, ironically.
So glad to have seen The Doors at that unique event and what an incredible lineup. It was the UK’s, ‘Woodstock’. Most have left us now, but their music lives on.
71 years old the year of our LORD 2023, Thank (GOD) still around to Light the "FIRE" with this Great Iconic Music, Thanks "Jim" and The DOORS!
Ray Manzarek always looking fresh in his suits 🎹
Ray Manzarek was a classy guy
And his playing is from outer space.
@@domnel3981 You got THAT right
@@3butalcomp3 ray robbie john great artist ~roxy music
What an amazing live version this song is. The doors were remarkable
I graduated in 69 so this was everything to us back then. Such a good feeling to come back all the time and feel it again
I love how each member is itchin to come in to showcase their section. They were really on point here. Beautiful brew.
Densmore is the consummate drumming machine. Millisecond accurate. Really enjoyed the spot where they broke into, "My favorite things".
"The Doors," in all their glory. And, Jim is focussed, and each and every one of them absolutely "superb" in their own right, and they were a very powerful force that shattered the mundane consciousness.
13:30 Jim is like "I'm so wasted but I still hit the note. I'm awesome!"
Tom Hutchison LOL
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘🏼
Winning in life
i don't believe he was wasted here
The 3 musican doors were just superb at their craft,the perfect match for Jim's lyrics, long live the doors.
Wow such beautiful music that sets such a great mood. Long live the doors and their fans 🤘
I'm making a time machine and bringing these lads back.....
IndelibleHD nice!
Goodluck :)
horray!
The Doors are so diferent of everything.. For me they create something new, and theres no other band equal. they sound , like they are ahead of time. Thank you Doors for the greate music that so many generations love.
Ray is absolutely an Idol of me. He is the door to the music
one of the best soles of all time ! thank God it was captured with pro equipment and sound is impeccable.
How does one rock band pull all this off >>> Dreamy, dark, melodic, heavy, mesmerizing, spiritually moving, challenging to any hard rock band, sexy, the beautiful singing voice of a generation, brilliant compositions, extremely popular and equally troubling, music even more revealing on pot, just puts one in awe especially back in the great years of the 60s and 70s. The Doors were such talented musicians who played beautiful music. Morrison was a troubled soul but sang with such beauty in his voice. Lucky are those who felt this.
@Shaun Watson Sorry, not really. He was into alcohol and dabbled with LSD for a while but not in his recordings. He also smoked some pot but it was negligible, he gave it up in his last couple of years. His drinking, on the other hand, was legendary. But no amount of drugs or alcohol can produce talent and a beautiful voice.
on pot. hilarious. "i am on pot" "are you on pot" who else is on pot? oh oh not pot.
Still glorious in long form,I hear some of my what passes for music today and think people should be made to hear this gig.
How true. Most groups today merely repeat the same thing over and over to utterly boring notes making an effort to sound like music.
Morrison standing there watching their solo playing was unorthodox. Never saw that before.
Fantastic.
Over now. Real. Now its all FAKE.
Every performance ive ever heard of this song the transition to Robby Krieger guitar is flawless and Robby is magical every time, the Doors are timeless
best liveperformance of ligth my fire ever!!!! What great musicians... the doors of perception will be never closed
Indeed