endurance remembers...Yeah,during my senior year of 1989 everyone was celebrating the 20th anniversary of Woodstock and the summer of love.I got into the Doors very heavily,really getting into the music and reading "No One Here Gets Out Alive".I gayed it up ... More » |
Zzzonkout remembers...I have 2 very good looking brothers with thick curly hair. Both of them love the Doors. Well, my older brother moreso than my younger one. My older brother kinda took the Jim Morrison lifestyle on for a long, long ... More » |
DJ Dave remembers...They simply don't get any better than "Light my fire". I like a lot of their other catalog too, especially the Morrison-less "Mosquito", "Touch Me" "WASP", "Hello I love you", "Touch me", "People are strange", "20th century fox", "Break on ... More » |
Prell remembers...Beautiful yet disturbed poetry, written and sung by a man whose face was God's gift to rock and roll. The band as a whole were just perfect, and definitely ahead of their time. One of my favorites. More » |
deang remembers...I was born in '65, and because of songs like "Riders on the Storm" and a few other popular songs of that era, I always think of the late 60s as being rainy. More » |
retroman remembers... The Doors' music was often described as 'rock theatre' whenever they performed 'live' on stage. 'Light My Fire' 'Riders On The Storm' 'The End' & 'When The Music's Over' are just some of my favourites. More » |
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