I was sitting on the floor in a friend’s house, smoking weed with a few friends when the guy on the radio announced that the Vietnam war was OVER. You could have heard a pin drop. The radio guy said nothing more. This song played next. No one spoke for about 1/2 an hour. Surreal memory still brings tears.
@goatface66023 жыл бұрын
loved your comment.. buddy
@JohnWick-jb6zj3 жыл бұрын
That is an amazing memory... Peace bro!
@vicentemelo71623 жыл бұрын
That’s the most 70s thing I’ve ever heard lol
@spacechimp31993 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing this with us!
@surbhinanda26322 жыл бұрын
What can we say or I say,you have nő idea how tó felé jump out ín a helicopter ín the night.now im sitting here .and,feel morison every word.
@attilapull76942 жыл бұрын
My uncle died today of cancer. He loved The Doors. This song is for him. Love you my friend .....
@avida736 жыл бұрын
Susanne Olsen, My deepest condolences
@yepsidoodles48674 жыл бұрын
rest in peace to your uncle. my sincere deepest condolences, he had amazing taste.
@johnwick-fr3gs3 жыл бұрын
@@totogutierrez he did, didn’t he. :’]
@johnwick-fr3gs3 жыл бұрын
@@johnwick-fr3gs :')
@totogutierrez3 жыл бұрын
Fuck it's my fav song n I'm currently fighting with cancer😶😶
@writeandwrite2592 жыл бұрын
That feeling when you’re older than Jim and you’ve never thought you’d be...
@JustHelenS4 жыл бұрын
Been there a Few times over the Years with Deceased family, Friends, and Notables
@coppertopv3653 жыл бұрын
Pretty easy though... I have the same hair, drink the same, work more... And im 35. Never tried to live more than to 27.
@henrikhansen45893 жыл бұрын
Same.
@lucasrinaldi99092 жыл бұрын
He makes me aware that children are thirsty for the summer rain. Hmm, never knew.
@nancyeunike60222 жыл бұрын
One of the greatest poets in the history of American music. Rest in peace, Jim, we haven't forgotten you, we still love you.
@calvinfolan17362 жыл бұрын
Always is
@Eddie-uf6bs10 ай бұрын
Oh oui on ne l'oublie pas, il nous manque... mais nous avons sa musique la plus belle chose ❤😉😚
@sandraderoletz92657 ай бұрын
❤
@stellaercolani38104 ай бұрын
For some reason when I'm in a dark place in my life and depression sets in, this song hits differently. Enjoying this right now.
@TomCat06 Жыл бұрын
I hate people that just say that Morrison was just a party animal, an alcoholic, an acid addict. Listen to this song, people! He was an hell of an artist, first and foremost.
@lunaracc9148 жыл бұрын
He was a party animal, alcoholic, and drug addict… but he was also an artist, a poet, a talented lyricist, and a musical inspiration.
@TheLaughingCritic8 жыл бұрын
I don't actually think that someone does
@tommasobaldi76258 жыл бұрын
Man was a genius.Just like Hendrix.Lot of pain in their music and curiosity about the other side which you could only see if you did LSD once or twice at least
@buddykush99147 жыл бұрын
he was on acid when he made this song, I give him props :)
@oClassicMoDzOG7 жыл бұрын
i read a whole book about him,even though the book tried to explain who he was i think he was just damn complex,deep for anyone to understand him. everyone that tried to tell him who he was didn't know him at all
@cariner.59787 жыл бұрын
Morrison was a king. King of the poesy. King of the melody. King of the words. The lizard King...
@xWestKingx8 жыл бұрын
This song taps into something primal and eternal. The Doors were suggesting to us that the search for our deepest need and desire is in fact more fulfilling than actually finding it.
@jfmm994 жыл бұрын
Only the first paragraph does. The rest of the song only hits if you're a junkie who's smoked 3 kilos of Marijuana in the last 2 hours.
@yasininn76Ай бұрын
@yasininn76 god damn, three years without an answer and yesterday you came up with that BS.
@RaiderCat12Ай бұрын
RIP dad, thanks for turning me on to such great music. So many good times listening to music together.
@runnininthe80s843 ай бұрын
Doctor: "You have 11 minutes to live" Me: "But-" God: "I'll allow it"
@idtgc19454 жыл бұрын
❤
@darkknight88873 жыл бұрын
@Hana-wx8gz3 жыл бұрын
How original.
@skeletonbuyingpealts71343 жыл бұрын
@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 11 grams of soul
@LordSzo3 жыл бұрын
I just got one of them longest goosebumps reading your comment.. ❤️🤘💯
@danielsarker28533 жыл бұрын
In my eyes I see Jim Morrison as a man who saw things far beyond what we can never imagine and one of the most noble poets of the 20th century
@hollowthrone73337 жыл бұрын
There’s something so fricking amazing about this song, it’s so folky, hippie and primal. I just imagine a load of hippies dancing around in a circle in a forest through the instrumental. But the poetry is so good too THE WHOLE STYLE AND MUSIC GOING ON HERE IS JUST SO GOOD. Masterpiece.
@leilanamiq072 жыл бұрын
i feel the need to listen to this song on a regular basis for some reason.
@steliosvafeiadis55358 жыл бұрын
For me it is the song "This is the End"
@bambam68605 жыл бұрын
That's because Donald chump rules . Might as well off yourself now unless you would rather disintegrate into the mushroom cloud mist what a way to go. Make sure you drink a few sip of the prepared special tea to make your journey more enjoyable. Gby
@loripatrick57114 жыл бұрын
Fuckyeah the best
@hermanmarrufo25454 жыл бұрын
@@loripatrick5711 just what the fuck
@isaacmendes19263 жыл бұрын
No wonder you're prone to kidnapping.
@mirahemmingway98263 жыл бұрын
My dad showed me The Doors when I was 10, im 13 and they are still my favourite artists. The lyrics were poetic and genius! Jim morrison was such a legend
@scarletmedlow97187 жыл бұрын
🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
@shrimpe28765 жыл бұрын
You 16 now do u love dem?
@De_Soap3 жыл бұрын
Glad you got to experience them at a young age. I was about 5 years old listening to them in the middle of the night. I was scared and felt safe at the same time. It's hard to explain but, isn't that what the doors anyway?
@michaelrubino20182 жыл бұрын
"Father?" "Yes son?"
@carlneoh58432 жыл бұрын
You have a great father!
@briceheldt36612 жыл бұрын
The guy is so good that he writes a song on his break-up which ends up being a perfect song for riots and war too. Fuckin' genius!
@biprarshichakraborty12554 жыл бұрын
"And all the children are insane"......In 2021 that seems prophetic.
@mehitablestorm88772 жыл бұрын
Jim's father was an Admiral in the Navy. His mother and my mother went to art classes together in the early 80s in Chula Vista, Ca. My mom told me Mrs. Morrison did not talk much about Jim. She did tell me that when the movie was made, in 1990, Oliver Stone came to their house and talked to them about Jim's childhood. Mrs. Morrison still had a great deal of Jim's stuff that he had when he was a kid. Yes, he never really got along with his dad at all. He wanted to be a poet and his father was adamantly against it. He has a younger brother and both parents tried to keep Jim away from him as Jim got older and more rebellious. I believe he lives in Hawaii. Eventually, Mrs. Morrison and her husband built a house on Coronado Island here in San Diego and moved away from Chula Vista. My mother lost contact with her after that. My mom, who is in her 90s, does not know if they are even still living. Also, my mother told me Mrs. Morrison and her husband were not happy how Jim was portrayed in the movie. Though she did like Val Kilmer's part.
@elcamman505 жыл бұрын
He was one of the best . On my way home I listened to this after seeing things . After a rough upbringing. The whole thing is this... Open mind then close mind .
@jamescouse67942 жыл бұрын
This song reminds me of my brother-in-law two years ago he told me that when he dies that song will sound he died a year ago and now I can't stop remember it and stop playing this song
@marcoverratti59823 жыл бұрын
"Someday this war is gonna end"
@patrickhenningsson68209 жыл бұрын
It goes deeper than religion, even deeper than our beast within, not saying religion making it better.. Our world is rigged upon "war" as evolution is a war between beings. Life feeds on life (death). We perhaps someday will have a world without mainstream wars, but there will always be struggle; the struggle and competition for survival, in one form or another. It's wired from the outside-in.
@barkunderjord37088 жыл бұрын
+Bark Underjord War. War never changes.
@EatitHarvey8 жыл бұрын
+greg battles "boy that would be nice. but we want see peace on this earth." Peace leads to extinction. Without the fight, there is no meaning. Without death, there is no life.
@hohenzollern60258 жыл бұрын
Through the history , we fight for survival . In future , we will fight for survival. It's what we are .
@damjancvijic70696 жыл бұрын
+Robert De Brus 5
@devilsatanic97786 жыл бұрын
I'm sick of people who call The Doors' music crap, who don't feel the vibe of just how brilliant they were .
@sebastianfitzptraick73956 жыл бұрын
people who call the doors music crap are just not intelligent enough to understand deep emotion and the pain of that time..the door's music transcends the entire era. Open your soul then you will know why Jim is the master.
@kristinafischer49495 жыл бұрын
Tell them that Rolling Stones are crap
@AngryMetalhead985 жыл бұрын
I think it just takes a certain mindset to enjoy them. I really did not see the appeal of the doors in my late teenage years for whatever reason. Just within the last few years, maybe I had some internal change that makes me feel Jim speaks to me in his music. The music didnt change but I guess I did. I understand the Doors now.
@mattguz554 жыл бұрын
Exactly. Some people are too stupid to find them good. The music an lyrics an his voice is unreal
@frankiewalsh80354 жыл бұрын
You gotta be there too when listening to this kinda music. If you want to hear the Doors at one of those Noble Prize Concerts, well, they gotta be remade into new renditions, not only remastered.
@nancyeunike60222 жыл бұрын
Favorite song during COVID-19 quarantine days
@arasozbey44504 жыл бұрын
Nothing like that... ever, 42yrs👂 and it still chills and fills me to the bone!
@XaviorvorteX5 жыл бұрын
My Top 25 Songs By The Doors 25. Spanish Caravan 24. The Crystal Ship 23. Twentieth Century Fox 22. The Changeling 21. Peace Frog/Blue Sunday 20. Cars Hiss By My Windows 19. Been Down So Long 18. Soul Kitchen 17. Moonlight Drive 16. Waiting For The Sun 15. Love Her Madly 14. Five To One 13. The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) 12. Love Me Two Times 11. Hello I Love You 10. Not To Touch The Earth 9. Light My Fire 8. Break On Thru (To The Other Side) 7. People Are Strange 6. When The Music's Over 5. Roadhouse Blues 4. Touch Me 3. Riders On The Storm 2. L.A Woman 1. The End
@magicbus636 жыл бұрын
Ha. I like this. Funny I performed these in this order so far. I am not kidding. I did the first four.
@shikkhaeye6 жыл бұрын
Well close to
@shikkhaeye6 жыл бұрын
No Indian Summer 😪
@rohangopakumar57125 жыл бұрын
Richard Bain same here
@andrew39125 жыл бұрын
Break on through tho.
@andrew39125 жыл бұрын
This song is great...God bless Jim. I am 38 and I grow up hearing Jim. Thank you for giving that masterpiece
@davidemastai86486 жыл бұрын
For those who think this is about the Vietnam War because of Apocalypse Now, a clarification. Apocalypse Now is based on the book Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. The setting for the book is in the 1800s in the Amazon region. It is about the evil inside all of us that is hidden until circumstances wake it up. The movie is about the evil awoken in Col. Kurtz and is set in the Vietnam War, but not about it. The song seems to be in part about a son killing his family... thus the evil inside him.
@gatorcellman4 жыл бұрын
The part with the son killing his family was the Greek legend of Oedipus. Basically Oedipus was abandoned as an infant, and later in life he killed his father without realizing it was his father. He then inherited his fathers wife, and upon them realizing they were mother and son, she hung herself and he stuck 2 sewing pins in his eyes.
@idtgc19454 жыл бұрын
One point of correction: Heart of Darkness is indeed set in the late-1800s, though not in the Amazon (in South America) but in what was then the Congo Free State (today's Democratic Republic of Congo). Conrad was inspired by his own experiences working aboard a steamboat in the region in the 1890s, during the so-called Scramble-for-Africa, a time of rapid territorial expansion by the major European powers. Exploring themes such as imperialism, exploitation, racism, savagery vs civility and the potential evil/barbarism in all people, the book is probably one of the most scrutinised and debated pieces of modern literature.
@johndoe62983 жыл бұрын
@@johndoe6298 Ah yes, you're right it was the Congo, not the Amazon....brain freeze, thenks for the correction!
@gatorcellman3 жыл бұрын
"And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that endureth to the end shall be saved." Matthew 10:22, KJV
@rebeccawoodbury96114 жыл бұрын
God bless you sister.
@MillwallOlly4 жыл бұрын
I LIVED the 60's from east coast to LA and back by 69. This song brings to mind Charles Manson and his methods. Just the intro b4 the words starts the chills.
@eurisko6187 жыл бұрын
His methods weren't just unsound, he just didn't have any method at all, sir
@SMELLTHECHEEZ6 жыл бұрын
My 30 Favorite Songs By The Doors 30. The Unknown Soldier 29. Soul Kitchen 28. The Changeling 27. When The Music's Over 26. Strange Days 25. End Of The Night 24. Take It As It Come 23. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 22. The Soft Parade 21. Twentieth Century Fox 20. Moonlight Drive 19. Waiting For The Sun 18. Gloria (live) 17. Love Her Madly 16. Five To One 15. Celebration Of The Lizard 14. The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) 13. Love Me Two Times 12. Back Door Man 11. Spanish Caravan 10. Break On Thru (To The Other Side) 9. Light My Fire 8. Touch Me 7. Hello I Love You 6. People Are Strange 5. Not To Touch The Earth 4. Roadhouse Blues 3. Riders On The Storm 2. L.a Woman 1. The End
@magicbus634 жыл бұрын
DOORS The End signifiy the towering achievement in the fine tradition of American Rock'nRoll. Haunting tune, lyric and great voice chord of Morrison is simply MONUMENTAL. This song serves as a mental remedy, an ultimate drug for cure in the lousy TIME we're living as a modern man. I salute to DOORS' unparalleled talent, and achievement in the creation of THIS MASTERPIECE that stand above the rest.
@liauchungren8484 жыл бұрын
My top 10 favorite doors songs 1. Light my fire 2. Riders on the storm 3. The crystal ship 4. Break on through 5. End of the night 6. L.A woman 7. Been down so long 8. Strange days 9. The end 10. The soft parade
@untitledfan36605 жыл бұрын
Jim was a lyrical and compositional genius. In many ways, what became of him was the result of the pressures and unreality of stardom that he was unable to handle, and so sought to escape through alcohol and other substances. And he wasn't the only one. Let's see, Jimi Hendrix, Keith Moon, Janis Joplin, Terri Kath, Brian Jones, and many others. Fame, without question, is a double-edged sword!
@matthewobrien59913 жыл бұрын
This is one of those songs that put the Doors on a whole different level. JIm RIP, Ray RIP, I will forever love you both and be thankful for experiencing your incredible art. peace and love to the mult-verse. ty
@TysonWelchlin7 жыл бұрын
I bet this song's popularity on ITunes would be skyrocketing right now if it wasn't over 10 minutes long and therefore ineligible for individual purchase.
@martinpitts38617 жыл бұрын
morrisons music saved me as a lost 15yr old girl xxx
@rebeccaminahan78147 жыл бұрын
Nice moods
@earthianfriendly57086 жыл бұрын
Rebecca Minahan i appreciate people who appreciate jim
@paulellis29886 жыл бұрын
🤘🏽
@shrimpe28765 жыл бұрын
Why do so many people think "the end "means the end of life?"When a man has finished he begins"Ecclesiastes...I think Jim would have understood that...He was in my opinion,the greatest song writing poet of the 20th century.
@MsDemi19603 жыл бұрын
love this song, i love The Doors, The End is Jim Morrison's finest song ever, he was so damn talented, The End is hypnotic as hell and sad on top, simply love it
@daniordache9715 жыл бұрын
If i die in the middle of a nuclear disaster, or in a mythical war, i wan't to hear this song while. Beautiful.
@AbstractBosingah8 жыл бұрын
Years later , and after several experiences, I understand this on another level I believe Jim was writing from and I am moved even more so for it
@tatemayfairs Жыл бұрын
Imagine Jim Morrison hearing this song in his final moment of life.
@rottingroadkill69478 жыл бұрын
Maybe he did.
@bikalkunwar89718 жыл бұрын
+Bikal Kunwar actually he did.
@bingo45198 жыл бұрын
bro, that just fucked with my head
@mr.nighttime52638 жыл бұрын
i dunno why this made me smile
@cariner.59787 жыл бұрын
Well sadly, he is.
@johnstewart29817 жыл бұрын
"It hurts to set you free..." What a meaningful song... Thanks for the video.
@rajibpanda64175 жыл бұрын
OK so for those who don't get it this song is ACTUALLY about the Vietnam war mainly because Jim Morrison's father was a us soldier. "the west is the best" is an ironic statement referring to america being responsible for the bloodshed by implying that western society is not as glorious as you think.
@a.kazakos42058 жыл бұрын
+NinjaVortex135 I thought he make this song because it was a good bye for one of his ex girlfriends...
@Ken-ut2ez8 жыл бұрын
+MrCameramonkey agreed. But I think that only goes for certain songs. More intelligent songs at least. Cause I don't think that statement applies to Anaconda haha.
@tylernx7 жыл бұрын
He wrote The End to a girl he was gonna break it off with. It wasn't about his father, u need to study up on Jim before u start runnin yur mouth
@joeroberts16816 жыл бұрын
If I remember correctly Jim Morrison said about the lyrics "my friend the end" is basically about people's fear of death but living a painful life is more tolerable. So he kinda embraced death as yeah a friend.. my interpretation of that interview. But also the interpretation of the whole song is basically up to you. The spoken word is definitely about Oedipus complex.
@feliciapalumbo96885 жыл бұрын
NinjaVortex135 it would make sense, seeing as it's in the BEST Vietnam War movie ever
@devinsymonds16025 жыл бұрын
This song conveys a certain madness, that’s what I like about it.
@BadassName172 жыл бұрын
Greatest American poet of all time. Genius lyrics
@Atoedaso5 жыл бұрын
...should I say? Master!!! The story of my current life... so precise, so well described!!! Thanks Jim...learned tons about it!!!
@CasaDellepiane7 жыл бұрын
Jim was warning us of the things yet to come.
@jamesladd3 жыл бұрын
Bingo!!!
@dennismanary55372 жыл бұрын
Listening to this the first time. This Hammond sounds epic.
@johannesbutz47717 жыл бұрын
I sat around a room surrounded by friends 28yrs ago..we had just learned that our good friend had shot herself on a bad acid trip...she was 16..this song played over and over and over again..we just kept passing the joints..silence..this song...for hours...it was the most real trip I'd ever been on...
@bodeyfoos97132 жыл бұрын
tripping right now in Denver listening to the doors all day .
@davegoffredo53437 жыл бұрын
MASTERRRPIECEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@ditashaqiri47077 жыл бұрын
"I see COL Kurtz standing near an old Buddah statue, the only visible light coming from a distant fire in the jungle. I'm scared and excited at the same time, with the blade in my hand." I wonder if that's how CPT Willard felt right before he carried out his mission.
@VCA724 жыл бұрын
"There they are in great terror, for Yahweh is with the generation of the righteous." One day, some day, Yahweh Himself will Judge the whole world, and the wicked will NOT receive a free pass for the evil they have committed. On that day, The Great Judge of all the Earth and other worlds will surely do what is RIGHT!!! 262=252..... Yahweh RULES always!!! As promised by Him, " A NEW Heaven and a NEW Earth ".
@leifxeniaberg6 жыл бұрын
Recuerdo allá por 1971 en El Salvador y ya escuchaba esta obra de arte. Siempre recordaremos a Jim Morrison para siempre.
@JamesBond-dl9pd Жыл бұрын
Apoco The Doors y Jim Morrison fué reconocido hasta Latino y Sudamerica?
@enriquevera3156 Жыл бұрын
@@enriquevera3156 Si. Yo soy de la época del rock clásico que se escuchaba a nivel mundial. También recuerdo a Moddy Blues. Otro excelente grupo de rock y así muchos otros. Todos ellos ya está viejos tal vez arriba de 75 años así como yo. Cuídate hermano y disfruta del rock clásico.
@JamesBond-dl9pd Жыл бұрын
No mames cerote
@RA-IL7 ай бұрын
Oedipus never had a better bard. An entire semester of Greek Mytho- psychology inside 11min. of poetry
@b.arborio24044 жыл бұрын
This is the one and only true about this song. It has nothing to do with Vietnam.
@pavloskomianos12732 ай бұрын
8:40 I fuckin love the instrumental in this part, it makes me move whenever i am
@BigroomBlitz18 жыл бұрын
So, what's wrong with exchanging my heroes to get the ghosts?
@nancyeunike60222 жыл бұрын
Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. ~ Samuel Johnson.
@maximpopov86514 жыл бұрын
I can never listen to the Doors without wanting to blaze. Their music was inseparable from those days and even in my advanced stage from time to time. Rip
@wanparaph3 ай бұрын
Play this at my funeral Feel free to take acid, may u even blaze a joint in great memory of my great wonderful plant 🌷 I loved the most
@proficienttoplister70505 жыл бұрын
Yaaaasss yuppie
@Idontwantable3 жыл бұрын
I don't know why, but everytime I listen to this song, it reminds me of the end of the world.
@nikzar98894 жыл бұрын
Not long now.
@MillwallOlly4 жыл бұрын
Worldwidw global coup on every human being that inhabits this earth
@warwatch4 жыл бұрын
Stop the madness, stop the war... Peace Love and the Doors ☮️
@maximpopov8651 Жыл бұрын
I would have loved to be in Jim's head when he wrote the lyrics to this song. Trippy, deep, but away with the fairies. Great song.
@kristianhassall60334 жыл бұрын
Freud approve it
@cabezadecera99028 жыл бұрын
A música mais psicodélica e mais verdadeira, com uma letra forte e mostrando o lado fraco e sombrio do ser humano, é como a dor de uma brusca separação, não só de de corpos, mas de almas. This is the end, my beautiful friend, my only friend.
@joelmateles18267 жыл бұрын
I feel this in my bones today.
@MamaOdie3 жыл бұрын
Living in the time was at times difficult sometimes more than difficult [RIP] for my brothers and sisters. Thank you DOORS .yes I'm 82
@richardwilson6192 жыл бұрын
🤗
@martinanuhlen88102 жыл бұрын
I Wish This Song Would Never End
@magicbus634 жыл бұрын
This song, for everyone who's interested, is inspired from Sophocles' ancient tragedy "Oedipus Rex"(Greek:"Οιδίπους Τύραννος")
@user-ji6ge5xl5f6 жыл бұрын
Nowadays and after years I dont understand how i dont get tired of this song . Its a sad song but inspires a new beginning after a bad experience. I guess it becomes the song of "the new day"
@palomamarquez21607 жыл бұрын
Juste magnifique ! Un poème cette chanson !!! Comme son chanteur un poète ❤
@sandraderoletz92657 ай бұрын
“The Horror.............The Horror”
@lucasrackley2504 жыл бұрын
I WAS SIXTEEN YEARS OLD WHEN LISTEN TO THE DOORS LITE MY FIRE NOW SEVENTY YRS YOUNG AND STILL LISTENING TO THE DOORS..
@ldondedam97172 жыл бұрын
Scrittore, cantante e poeta, un pensatore libero della massima pericolosità, Ray Manzarek si è reso conto che manca il gioiello più bello, essenziale, e *l'essenziale è invisibile agli occhi* (Saint Exupery).
@darioluzi7 жыл бұрын
Whoa, listening to this 30 years later...how deep. Such a different meaningful impact from the state of being a lost and alone teenage kid. Well, still a loner anyways 😉🤓🌈♥️
@MusashiHeaz9 ай бұрын
I Doors di Jim Morrison sono stati uno dei miei "idoli" musicali giovanili. Nell'età adolescenziale li ascoltavo molto spesso e volentieri. Il rock-blues di provenienza "lisergica", o psichedelica, dei Doors, la poesia dei testi di Jim Morrison, erano il "pane quotidiano" dei miei anni adolescenziali... Il brano in questione, "The End", fa parte integrante della colonna sonora di un film di "culto", assolutamente determinante nella storia del cinema mondiale. Mi riferisco ad "Apocalypse Now", girato nel 1979 da Francis Ford Coppola ed interpretato, tra gli altri, da attori del calibro di Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen, Dannis Hopper, Robert Duvall, Harrison Ford... Insomma, un cast a dir poco "interstellare"!
@luciogarofalo64 Жыл бұрын
03/20/2020 Covid-19 World wide pandemic . Everything changed and the paradigm shifted... & We were lost, lost in a Wilderness ...
@b.arborio24044 жыл бұрын
@Gina in context, my comment was from 8mos ago.
@b.arborio24043 жыл бұрын
@Gina am I arguing the death rate ? am I even arguing ?
@b.arborio24043 жыл бұрын
This brings back soo Many memories to the good times
@maximus93005 жыл бұрын
maestro, master, you are the best , great song!
@ingrafaelcobas8 жыл бұрын
The blue bus is calling us ......
@kenyakaholycastilloguevara26598 жыл бұрын
what he means by BLUE BUS?
@mantinicca17 жыл бұрын
mantinicca1 - I think he means a bus, that is blue.
@mrcalidonia75825 жыл бұрын
Its the fortnite bus DEFAULT DANCE
@daniestaenuso77645 жыл бұрын
He means meth
@nihan68865 жыл бұрын
Meth was not around than
@frankt67065 жыл бұрын
*SIMPLE. BEST SONG EVER MADE IN HISTORY.*
@Kevin_Kim13 Жыл бұрын
This band makes me amazed!
@datusainmalik33115 жыл бұрын
Apocalypse Now
@CasimusxPrime9 жыл бұрын
Apocolypse now
@robbiehughes83829 жыл бұрын
robbie hughes No prizes for second best
@garyjohnmaidman78229 жыл бұрын
***** My interest in Transformers long pre-dates the live action movies.
@CasimusxPrime8 жыл бұрын
memepocalypse now m8
@misaelm17658 жыл бұрын
+Fury Gaming god damnit its the fire flies
@deanlee12018 жыл бұрын
chilling adventures of Sabrina is such a good series with lots of good music especially this song
@hexinglaughingjack75153 жыл бұрын
i guess im too young to really understand this song, its so creepy and awesome but i just cant understand what does the song mean
@PepiEgg7 жыл бұрын
I think it's most probably about suicide.
@dankmemers26797 жыл бұрын
there's no shame in being young. Give it about 20 years I promise you.
@Captain_Crayzay7 жыл бұрын
David .López It seems like one long recapitulation of Freudian Pyschology to me. The end is the confrontation between the ego, Id, and super ego; the death of the idealized images. Learning one's existence comes down to competing biological drives that can't be repressed and make one a disturbed thing is a jarring realization. Also, there seems to be an Anti-Vietnam reference, but not nearly as much as the pyschoanalytic references, one's constantly being driven by the ID, and when one comes to face with the terror that is himself it's the end of laughter and soft lies, and that dreams are wonderful things-(the end of nights we try to die) that people are nice benevolent things- This is The End.
@mpcc20227 жыл бұрын
what this song is really about is the Vietnam war and the real damage it did to our country and our people having to fight a war that we had no business in . Just like today
@breakdown38386 жыл бұрын
earlier i said it was about the Vietnam war and to me i interpit it as that but the meaning can mean anything to any body but by no means is it a permission statement to do harm to ones self or anyone else
@breakdown38386 жыл бұрын
Apocalypse Now is a great classic. Marlon Brando's acting was terrific.
@user-yk3ky1ut1yАй бұрын
This song is eternal, always loved and admired this music, and this song, as sad and deep as it is, always gave me hope, i knew that i was not alone. This world, this system is so damn sick and fighting it costs a lot of power, .... in the end i just want to say: thank you Jim!
@agnosie8 ай бұрын
Amazing lyrics! He was a genious!
@hotbahia6 жыл бұрын
never look into those eyes again.
@adamlthompson49667 жыл бұрын
This is the end . Beautiful friend . Of everything that stands , the end .
@filimongalogavros53015 жыл бұрын
Masterpiece!!!!
@Atwa19817 жыл бұрын
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina bring me here ✌
@virgcc5 жыл бұрын
C.H.A.O.S IS A BULLSHIT
@nathalcachofa78515 жыл бұрын
SAME
@keriestep9935 жыл бұрын
Me too
@kaiobruno3444 жыл бұрын
Me as well. It's haunted me since I put it off until Halloween to binge watch it. I had no idea The Doors did it. I thought the singer sounded like Jim Morrison and I was pleased I was right.
@docnymbus4 жыл бұрын
APOCALYPSE NOW
@derekescalante13554 жыл бұрын
whoa... heard this the first time when i was 17, listening to it again at 70. didn't use psychedelics then, didn't identify with them then. today's journey for me started with Ram Dass - then lead to Mirabai Bush - then to John Densmore, and now listening to music of the Doors. we are, and have been always walking each other home...still letting go of ego, and trying to see myself as a soul. Easier for me to understand The Beatles song by the same title, 'The End'. "in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make."
@cindylutz4818 Жыл бұрын
This is the song of TIME......what the passage of time eventually leads to, whether an individual, a nation, a civilization or the earth itself........The End comes. The Blue Bus is calling us, Driver, where you taking us?
@Gamingwithgrandpa4208 жыл бұрын
This song is so haunting. It was the swan song for the 60s…so sad.
@lesliediaz36777 жыл бұрын
Musical score for Election 2016.
@TheCreativeNuisance8 жыл бұрын
I was gonna state the same thing.
@exa121RETURNS7 жыл бұрын
omg spot on ..comment of the year :D
@skyliner33507 жыл бұрын
Yes, the election of 2016 was The End - of socialism in America, of rabid out of control Political Correctness, of lawlessness where some laws are ignored and others overly enforced, of reckless spending so out of control our nations credit score was dropped and future generations will be paying off, of bailing out companies & unions that should have been allowed to die on the vine, of mediocrity, of apologizing to other nations for doing what is right and just, of ISIS and unchecked terrorism, of unsecured boarders, of bullshit rules of engagement in Afghanistan that kill American soldiers and allow terrorist scum to live. This is the end my friend, and with every end there comes a new beginning - embrace it or die.
Just kicking back listening to some good old tunes , before I go !! Absolutely the end Goodbye cruel world !!
@goofylovespluto6410 Жыл бұрын
Goodbye
@refkakhadhraoui4507 Жыл бұрын
the music in this song is KILLER!!!
@squig3168 жыл бұрын
Love you JIM UNTIL THE END ...😘😘😘
@wioletta29855 жыл бұрын
Quando ouço esta Musica...Nada pode descrever o que eu sinto!
@lucaskn4158 жыл бұрын
te entendo
@pedrovictor66908 жыл бұрын
This song is amazing
@gonzaloalbornozmaldonado3466 Жыл бұрын
Jimmy Morrison was a true poet. Rest In beauty and peace dear one. We all still love you soo much! You will never be forgotten baby! We will all see you when the blue bus calls us to The End.💙
@piaparadis12536 ай бұрын
What is poet to say to his father i want to kill you or mother that i want to fuck you?this is a poet
I was sitting on the floor in a friend’s house, smoking weed with a few friends when the guy on the radio announced that the Vietnam war was OVER. You could have heard a pin drop. The radio guy said nothing more. This song played next. No one spoke for about 1/2 an hour. Surreal memory still brings tears.
loved your comment.. buddy
That is an amazing memory... Peace bro!
That’s the most 70s thing I’ve ever heard lol
Thank you for sharing this with us!
What can we say or I say,you have nő idea how tó felé jump out ín a helicopter ín the night.now im sitting here .and,feel morison every word.
My uncle died today of cancer. He loved The Doors. This song is for him. Love you my friend .....
Susanne Olsen, My deepest condolences
rest in peace to your uncle. my sincere deepest condolences, he had amazing taste.
@@totogutierrez he did, didn’t he. :’]
@@johnwick-fr3gs :')
Fuck it's my fav song n I'm currently fighting with cancer😶😶
That feeling when you’re older than Jim and you’ve never thought you’d be...
Been there a Few times over the Years with Deceased family, Friends, and Notables
Pretty easy though... I have the same hair, drink the same, work more... And im 35. Never tried to live more than to 27.
Same.
He makes me aware that children are thirsty for the summer rain. Hmm, never knew.
One of the greatest poets in the history of American music. Rest in peace, Jim, we haven't forgotten you, we still love you.
Always is
Oh oui on ne l'oublie pas, il nous manque... mais nous avons sa musique la plus belle chose ❤😉😚
❤
For some reason when I'm in a dark place in my life and depression sets in, this song hits differently. Enjoying this right now.
I hate people that just say that Morrison was just a party animal, an alcoholic, an acid addict. Listen to this song, people! He was an hell of an artist, first and foremost.
He was a party animal, alcoholic, and drug addict… but he was also an artist, a poet, a talented lyricist, and a musical inspiration.
I don't actually think that someone does
Man was a genius.Just like Hendrix.Lot of pain in their music and curiosity about the other side which you could only see if you did LSD once or twice at least
he was on acid when he made this song, I give him props :)
i read a whole book about him,even though the book tried to explain who he was i think he was just damn complex,deep for anyone to understand him. everyone that tried to tell him who he was didn't know him at all
Morrison was a king. King of the poesy. King of the melody. King of the words. The lizard King...
This song taps into something primal and eternal. The Doors were suggesting to us that the search for our deepest need and desire is in fact more fulfilling than actually finding it.
Only the first paragraph does. The rest of the song only hits if you're a junkie who's smoked 3 kilos of Marijuana in the last 2 hours.
@yasininn76 god damn, three years without an answer and yesterday you came up with that BS.
RIP dad, thanks for turning me on to such great music. So many good times listening to music together.
Doctor: "You have 11 minutes to live" Me: "But-" God: "I'll allow it"
❤
How original.
@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 11 grams of soul
I just got one of them longest goosebumps reading your comment.. ❤️🤘💯
In my eyes I see Jim Morrison as a man who saw things far beyond what we can never imagine and one of the most noble poets of the 20th century
There’s something so fricking amazing about this song, it’s so folky, hippie and primal. I just imagine a load of hippies dancing around in a circle in a forest through the instrumental. But the poetry is so good too THE WHOLE STYLE AND MUSIC GOING ON HERE IS JUST SO GOOD. Masterpiece.
i feel the need to listen to this song on a regular basis for some reason.
For me it is the song "This is the End"
That's because Donald chump rules . Might as well off yourself now unless you would rather disintegrate into the mushroom cloud mist what a way to go. Make sure you drink a few sip of the prepared special tea to make your journey more enjoyable. Gby
Fuckyeah the best
@@loripatrick5711 just what the fuck
No wonder you're prone to kidnapping.
My dad showed me The Doors when I was 10, im 13 and they are still my favourite artists. The lyrics were poetic and genius! Jim morrison was such a legend
🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
You 16 now do u love dem?
Glad you got to experience them at a young age. I was about 5 years old listening to them in the middle of the night. I was scared and felt safe at the same time. It's hard to explain but, isn't that what the doors anyway?
"Father?" "Yes son?"
You have a great father!
The guy is so good that he writes a song on his break-up which ends up being a perfect song for riots and war too. Fuckin' genius!
"And all the children are insane"......In 2021 that seems prophetic.
Jim's father was an Admiral in the Navy. His mother and my mother went to art classes together in the early 80s in Chula Vista, Ca. My mom told me Mrs. Morrison did not talk much about Jim. She did tell me that when the movie was made, in 1990, Oliver Stone came to their house and talked to them about Jim's childhood. Mrs. Morrison still had a great deal of Jim's stuff that he had when he was a kid. Yes, he never really got along with his dad at all. He wanted to be a poet and his father was adamantly against it. He has a younger brother and both parents tried to keep Jim away from him as Jim got older and more rebellious. I believe he lives in Hawaii. Eventually, Mrs. Morrison and her husband built a house on Coronado Island here in San Diego and moved away from Chula Vista. My mother lost contact with her after that. My mom, who is in her 90s, does not know if they are even still living. Also, my mother told me Mrs. Morrison and her husband were not happy how Jim was portrayed in the movie. Though she did like Val Kilmer's part.
He was one of the best . On my way home I listened to this after seeing things . After a rough upbringing. The whole thing is this... Open mind then close mind .
This song reminds me of my brother-in-law two years ago he told me that when he dies that song will sound he died a year ago and now I can't stop remember it and stop playing this song
"Someday this war is gonna end"
It goes deeper than religion, even deeper than our beast within, not saying religion making it better.. Our world is rigged upon "war" as evolution is a war between beings. Life feeds on life (death). We perhaps someday will have a world without mainstream wars, but there will always be struggle; the struggle and competition for survival, in one form or another. It's wired from the outside-in.
+Bark Underjord War. War never changes.
+greg battles "boy that would be nice. but we want see peace on this earth." Peace leads to extinction. Without the fight, there is no meaning. Without death, there is no life.
Through the history , we fight for survival . In future , we will fight for survival. It's what we are .
+Robert De Brus 5
I'm sick of people who call The Doors' music crap, who don't feel the vibe of just how brilliant they were .
people who call the doors music crap are just not intelligent enough to understand deep emotion and the pain of that time..the door's music transcends the entire era. Open your soul then you will know why Jim is the master.
Tell them that Rolling Stones are crap
I think it just takes a certain mindset to enjoy them. I really did not see the appeal of the doors in my late teenage years for whatever reason. Just within the last few years, maybe I had some internal change that makes me feel Jim speaks to me in his music. The music didnt change but I guess I did. I understand the Doors now.
Exactly. Some people are too stupid to find them good. The music an lyrics an his voice is unreal
You gotta be there too when listening to this kinda music. If you want to hear the Doors at one of those Noble Prize Concerts, well, they gotta be remade into new renditions, not only remastered.
Favorite song during COVID-19 quarantine days
Nothing like that... ever, 42yrs👂 and it still chills and fills me to the bone!
My Top 25 Songs By The Doors 25. Spanish Caravan 24. The Crystal Ship 23. Twentieth Century Fox 22. The Changeling 21. Peace Frog/Blue Sunday 20. Cars Hiss By My Windows 19. Been Down So Long 18. Soul Kitchen 17. Moonlight Drive 16. Waiting For The Sun 15. Love Her Madly 14. Five To One 13. The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) 12. Love Me Two Times 11. Hello I Love You 10. Not To Touch The Earth 9. Light My Fire 8. Break On Thru (To The Other Side) 7. People Are Strange 6. When The Music's Over 5. Roadhouse Blues 4. Touch Me 3. Riders On The Storm 2. L.A Woman 1. The End
Ha. I like this. Funny I performed these in this order so far. I am not kidding. I did the first four.
Well close to
No Indian Summer 😪
Richard Bain same here
Break on through tho.
This song is great...God bless Jim. I am 38 and I grow up hearing Jim. Thank you for giving that masterpiece
For those who think this is about the Vietnam War because of Apocalypse Now, a clarification. Apocalypse Now is based on the book Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. The setting for the book is in the 1800s in the Amazon region. It is about the evil inside all of us that is hidden until circumstances wake it up. The movie is about the evil awoken in Col. Kurtz and is set in the Vietnam War, but not about it. The song seems to be in part about a son killing his family... thus the evil inside him.
The part with the son killing his family was the Greek legend of Oedipus. Basically Oedipus was abandoned as an infant, and later in life he killed his father without realizing it was his father. He then inherited his fathers wife, and upon them realizing they were mother and son, she hung herself and he stuck 2 sewing pins in his eyes.
One point of correction: Heart of Darkness is indeed set in the late-1800s, though not in the Amazon (in South America) but in what was then the Congo Free State (today's Democratic Republic of Congo). Conrad was inspired by his own experiences working aboard a steamboat in the region in the 1890s, during the so-called Scramble-for-Africa, a time of rapid territorial expansion by the major European powers. Exploring themes such as imperialism, exploitation, racism, savagery vs civility and the potential evil/barbarism in all people, the book is probably one of the most scrutinised and debated pieces of modern literature.
@@johndoe6298 Ah yes, you're right it was the Congo, not the Amazon....brain freeze, thenks for the correction!
"And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that endureth to the end shall be saved." Matthew 10:22, KJV
God bless you sister.
I LIVED the 60's from east coast to LA and back by 69. This song brings to mind Charles Manson and his methods. Just the intro b4 the words starts the chills.
His methods weren't just unsound, he just didn't have any method at all, sir
My 30 Favorite Songs By The Doors 30. The Unknown Soldier 29. Soul Kitchen 28. The Changeling 27. When The Music's Over 26. Strange Days 25. End Of The Night 24. Take It As It Come 23. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 22. The Soft Parade 21. Twentieth Century Fox 20. Moonlight Drive 19. Waiting For The Sun 18. Gloria (live) 17. Love Her Madly 16. Five To One 15. Celebration Of The Lizard 14. The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) 13. Love Me Two Times 12. Back Door Man 11. Spanish Caravan 10. Break On Thru (To The Other Side) 9. Light My Fire 8. Touch Me 7. Hello I Love You 6. People Are Strange 5. Not To Touch The Earth 4. Roadhouse Blues 3. Riders On The Storm 2. L.a Woman 1. The End
DOORS The End signifiy the towering achievement in the fine tradition of American Rock'nRoll. Haunting tune, lyric and great voice chord of Morrison is simply MONUMENTAL. This song serves as a mental remedy, an ultimate drug for cure in the lousy TIME we're living as a modern man. I salute to DOORS' unparalleled talent, and achievement in the creation of THIS MASTERPIECE that stand above the rest.
My top 10 favorite doors songs 1. Light my fire 2. Riders on the storm 3. The crystal ship 4. Break on through 5. End of the night 6. L.A woman 7. Been down so long 8. Strange days 9. The end 10. The soft parade
Jim was a lyrical and compositional genius. In many ways, what became of him was the result of the pressures and unreality of stardom that he was unable to handle, and so sought to escape through alcohol and other substances. And he wasn't the only one. Let's see, Jimi Hendrix, Keith Moon, Janis Joplin, Terri Kath, Brian Jones, and many others. Fame, without question, is a double-edged sword!
This is one of those songs that put the Doors on a whole different level. JIm RIP, Ray RIP, I will forever love you both and be thankful for experiencing your incredible art. peace and love to the mult-verse. ty
I bet this song's popularity on ITunes would be skyrocketing right now if it wasn't over 10 minutes long and therefore ineligible for individual purchase.
morrisons music saved me as a lost 15yr old girl xxx
Nice moods
Rebecca Minahan i appreciate people who appreciate jim
🤘🏽
Why do so many people think "the end "means the end of life?"When a man has finished he begins"Ecclesiastes...I think Jim would have understood that...He was in my opinion,the greatest song writing poet of the 20th century.
love this song, i love The Doors, The End is Jim Morrison's finest song ever, he was so damn talented, The End is hypnotic as hell and sad on top, simply love it
If i die in the middle of a nuclear disaster, or in a mythical war, i wan't to hear this song while. Beautiful.
Years later , and after several experiences, I understand this on another level I believe Jim was writing from and I am moved even more so for it
Imagine Jim Morrison hearing this song in his final moment of life.
Maybe he did.
+Bikal Kunwar actually he did.
bro, that just fucked with my head
i dunno why this made me smile
Well sadly, he is.
"It hurts to set you free..." What a meaningful song... Thanks for the video.
OK so for those who don't get it this song is ACTUALLY about the Vietnam war mainly because Jim Morrison's father was a us soldier. "the west is the best" is an ironic statement referring to america being responsible for the bloodshed by implying that western society is not as glorious as you think.
+NinjaVortex135 I thought he make this song because it was a good bye for one of his ex girlfriends...
+MrCameramonkey agreed. But I think that only goes for certain songs. More intelligent songs at least. Cause I don't think that statement applies to Anaconda haha.
He wrote The End to a girl he was gonna break it off with. It wasn't about his father, u need to study up on Jim before u start runnin yur mouth
If I remember correctly Jim Morrison said about the lyrics "my friend the end" is basically about people's fear of death but living a painful life is more tolerable. So he kinda embraced death as yeah a friend.. my interpretation of that interview. But also the interpretation of the whole song is basically up to you. The spoken word is definitely about Oedipus complex.
NinjaVortex135 it would make sense, seeing as it's in the BEST Vietnam War movie ever
This song conveys a certain madness, that’s what I like about it.
Greatest American poet of all time. Genius lyrics
...should I say? Master!!! The story of my current life... so precise, so well described!!! Thanks Jim...learned tons about it!!!
Jim was warning us of the things yet to come.
Bingo!!!
Listening to this the first time. This Hammond sounds epic.
I sat around a room surrounded by friends 28yrs ago..we had just learned that our good friend had shot herself on a bad acid trip...she was 16..this song played over and over and over again..we just kept passing the joints..silence..this song...for hours...it was the most real trip I'd ever been on...
tripping right now in Denver listening to the doors all day .
MASTERRRPIECEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
"I see COL Kurtz standing near an old Buddah statue, the only visible light coming from a distant fire in the jungle. I'm scared and excited at the same time, with the blade in my hand." I wonder if that's how CPT Willard felt right before he carried out his mission.
"There they are in great terror, for Yahweh is with the generation of the righteous." One day, some day, Yahweh Himself will Judge the whole world, and the wicked will NOT receive a free pass for the evil they have committed. On that day, The Great Judge of all the Earth and other worlds will surely do what is RIGHT!!! 262=252..... Yahweh RULES always!!! As promised by Him, " A NEW Heaven and a NEW Earth ".
Recuerdo allá por 1971 en El Salvador y ya escuchaba esta obra de arte. Siempre recordaremos a Jim Morrison para siempre.
Apoco The Doors y Jim Morrison fué reconocido hasta Latino y Sudamerica?
@@enriquevera3156 Si. Yo soy de la época del rock clásico que se escuchaba a nivel mundial. También recuerdo a Moddy Blues. Otro excelente grupo de rock y así muchos otros. Todos ellos ya está viejos tal vez arriba de 75 años así como yo. Cuídate hermano y disfruta del rock clásico.
No mames cerote
Oedipus never had a better bard. An entire semester of Greek Mytho- psychology inside 11min. of poetry
This is the one and only true about this song. It has nothing to do with Vietnam.
8:40 I fuckin love the instrumental in this part, it makes me move whenever i am
So, what's wrong with exchanging my heroes to get the ghosts?
Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. ~ Samuel Johnson.
I can never listen to the Doors without wanting to blaze. Their music was inseparable from those days and even in my advanced stage from time to time. Rip
Play this at my funeral Feel free to take acid, may u even blaze a joint in great memory of my great wonderful plant 🌷 I loved the most
Yaaaasss yuppie
I don't know why, but everytime I listen to this song, it reminds me of the end of the world.
Not long now.
Worldwidw global coup on every human being that inhabits this earth
Stop the madness, stop the war... Peace Love and the Doors ☮️
I would have loved to be in Jim's head when he wrote the lyrics to this song. Trippy, deep, but away with the fairies. Great song.
Freud approve it
A música mais psicodélica e mais verdadeira, com uma letra forte e mostrando o lado fraco e sombrio do ser humano, é como a dor de uma brusca separação, não só de de corpos, mas de almas. This is the end, my beautiful friend, my only friend.
I feel this in my bones today.
Living in the time was at times difficult sometimes more than difficult [RIP] for my brothers and sisters. Thank you DOORS .yes I'm 82
🤗
I Wish This Song Would Never End
This song, for everyone who's interested, is inspired from Sophocles' ancient tragedy "Oedipus Rex"(Greek:"Οιδίπους Τύραννος")
Nowadays and after years I dont understand how i dont get tired of this song . Its a sad song but inspires a new beginning after a bad experience. I guess it becomes the song of "the new day"
Juste magnifique ! Un poème cette chanson !!! Comme son chanteur un poète ❤
“The Horror.............The Horror”
I WAS SIXTEEN YEARS OLD WHEN LISTEN TO THE DOORS LITE MY FIRE NOW SEVENTY YRS YOUNG AND STILL LISTENING TO THE DOORS..
Scrittore, cantante e poeta, un pensatore libero della massima pericolosità, Ray Manzarek si è reso conto che manca il gioiello più bello, essenziale, e *l'essenziale è invisibile agli occhi* (Saint Exupery).
Whoa, listening to this 30 years later...how deep. Such a different meaningful impact from the state of being a lost and alone teenage kid. Well, still a loner anyways 😉🤓🌈♥️
I Doors di Jim Morrison sono stati uno dei miei "idoli" musicali giovanili. Nell'età adolescenziale li ascoltavo molto spesso e volentieri. Il rock-blues di provenienza "lisergica", o psichedelica, dei Doors, la poesia dei testi di Jim Morrison, erano il "pane quotidiano" dei miei anni adolescenziali... Il brano in questione, "The End", fa parte integrante della colonna sonora di un film di "culto", assolutamente determinante nella storia del cinema mondiale. Mi riferisco ad "Apocalypse Now", girato nel 1979 da Francis Ford Coppola ed interpretato, tra gli altri, da attori del calibro di Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen, Dannis Hopper, Robert Duvall, Harrison Ford... Insomma, un cast a dir poco "interstellare"!
03/20/2020 Covid-19 World wide pandemic . Everything changed and the paradigm shifted... & We were lost, lost in a Wilderness ...
@Gina in context, my comment was from 8mos ago.
@Gina am I arguing the death rate ? am I even arguing ?
This brings back soo Many memories to the good times
maestro, master, you are the best , great song!
The blue bus is calling us ......
what he means by BLUE BUS?
mantinicca1 - I think he means a bus, that is blue.
Its the fortnite bus DEFAULT DANCE
He means meth
Meth was not around than
*SIMPLE. BEST SONG EVER MADE IN HISTORY.*
This band makes me amazed!
Apocalypse Now
Apocolypse now
robbie hughes No prizes for second best
***** My interest in Transformers long pre-dates the live action movies.
memepocalypse now m8
+Fury Gaming god damnit its the fire flies
chilling adventures of Sabrina is such a good series with lots of good music especially this song
i guess im too young to really understand this song, its so creepy and awesome but i just cant understand what does the song mean
I think it's most probably about suicide.
there's no shame in being young. Give it about 20 years I promise you.
David .López It seems like one long recapitulation of Freudian Pyschology to me. The end is the confrontation between the ego, Id, and super ego; the death of the idealized images. Learning one's existence comes down to competing biological drives that can't be repressed and make one a disturbed thing is a jarring realization. Also, there seems to be an Anti-Vietnam reference, but not nearly as much as the pyschoanalytic references, one's constantly being driven by the ID, and when one comes to face with the terror that is himself it's the end of laughter and soft lies, and that dreams are wonderful things-(the end of nights we try to die) that people are nice benevolent things- This is The End.
what this song is really about is the Vietnam war and the real damage it did to our country and our people having to fight a war that we had no business in . Just like today
earlier i said it was about the Vietnam war and to me i interpit it as that but the meaning can mean anything to any body but by no means is it a permission statement to do harm to ones self or anyone else
Apocalypse Now is a great classic. Marlon Brando's acting was terrific.
This song is eternal, always loved and admired this music, and this song, as sad and deep as it is, always gave me hope, i knew that i was not alone. This world, this system is so damn sick and fighting it costs a lot of power, .... in the end i just want to say: thank you Jim!
Amazing lyrics! He was a genious!
never look into those eyes again.
This is the end . Beautiful friend . Of everything that stands , the end .
Masterpiece!!!!
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina bring me here ✌
C.H.A.O.S IS A BULLSHIT
SAME
Me too
Me as well. It's haunted me since I put it off until Halloween to binge watch it. I had no idea The Doors did it. I thought the singer sounded like Jim Morrison and I was pleased I was right.
APOCALYPSE NOW
whoa... heard this the first time when i was 17, listening to it again at 70. didn't use psychedelics then, didn't identify with them then. today's journey for me started with Ram Dass - then lead to Mirabai Bush - then to John Densmore, and now listening to music of the Doors. we are, and have been always walking each other home...still letting go of ego, and trying to see myself as a soul. Easier for me to understand The Beatles song by the same title, 'The End'. "in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make."
This is the song of TIME......what the passage of time eventually leads to, whether an individual, a nation, a civilization or the earth itself........The End comes. The Blue Bus is calling us, Driver, where you taking us?
This song is so haunting. It was the swan song for the 60s…so sad.
Musical score for Election 2016.
I was gonna state the same thing.
omg spot on ..comment of the year :D
Yes, the election of 2016 was The End - of socialism in America, of rabid out of control Political Correctness, of lawlessness where some laws are ignored and others overly enforced, of reckless spending so out of control our nations credit score was dropped and future generations will be paying off, of bailing out companies & unions that should have been allowed to die on the vine, of mediocrity, of apologizing to other nations for doing what is right and just, of ISIS and unchecked terrorism, of unsecured boarders, of bullshit rules of engagement in Afghanistan that kill American soldiers and allow terrorist scum to live. This is the end my friend, and with every end there comes a new beginning - embrace it or die.
@@ZootyZoFo Verrry interesting.... We agree. Rule of Law has returned to Amerika©, Land of the Fee, Home of the Knave.
Just kicking back listening to some good old tunes , before I go !! Absolutely the end Goodbye cruel world !!
Goodbye
the music in this song is KILLER!!!
Love you JIM UNTIL THE END ...😘😘😘
Quando ouço esta Musica...Nada pode descrever o que eu sinto!
te entendo
This song is amazing
Jimmy Morrison was a true poet. Rest In beauty and peace dear one. We all still love you soo much! You will never be forgotten baby! We will all see you when the blue bus calls us to The End.💙
What is poet to say to his father i want to kill you or mother that i want to fuck you?this is a poet
Dead longer than he was ever alive RIP Jim😔🇬🇧