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PostPosted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 12:23 pm 
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Best: Riders on the Storm

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Riders on the Storm by a country mile

Yup!

The guy who is usually wrong on music finally nails one.


He is usually wrong on a lot more than just music.

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The guy who is usually wrong on music

False.

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Mountain Goats, Tindersticks and Brian Eno?

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Jim Morrison is overloved. The Doors were made great by the South Side's own Raymond Daniel Manzarek.

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5 to 1 i really liked like 30 years ago. I still like it but other Door songs are now on top of my list.



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"End of the Night" has some lines from Blake.....one of my three favorite poets....Morrison was a Blake fan.....but a psycho



Another reason for me to like the doors. Did a paper in Blake a lifetime ago. Think I had to recite The Tiger, Lamb and The Poison Tree. Loved Blake.

Nice! I knew you was cool.


There's a Blake exhibit at the Block Museum at Northwestern (ending next week) that ties all that Blake and Romanticism ethos to the Hippie stuff in the '60's, with a brief stopover in the 30's. The actual Blake printmaking artifacts are way more interesting that the Rock poster portion, and the tie in's between Blake and Moby Grape becomes more and more tenuous and forced. Blake is a more impressive printmaker than a poet, and a better poet than his name-checking spawn.

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I agree that the music is something that might be played as background music during cocktails at a wedding, but I'd say the lyrics make the song. It's really menacing if you listen. Especially when you consider it in the context of its time not long after the Manson murders.


You I do not buy as a Doors guy. I am not a Doors guy, but I can't think of a less Doors-y guy than you.

I like "Moonlight Drive." I like "Moonlight Mile" infinitely more.

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tommy wrote:
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"End of the Night" has some lines from Blake.....one of my three favorite poets....Morrison was a Blake fan.....but a psycho



Another reason for me to like the doors. Did a paper in Blake a lifetime ago. Think I had to recite The Tiger, Lamb and The Poison Tree. Loved Blake.

Nice! I knew you was cool.


There's a Blake exhibit at the Block Museum at Northwestern (ending next week) that ties all that Blake and Romanticism ethos to the Hippie stuff in the '60's, with a brief stopover in the 30's. The actual Blake printmaking artifacts are way more interesting that the Rock poster portion, and the tie in's between Blake and Moby Grape becomes more and more tenuous and forced. Blake is a more impressive printmaker than a poet, and a better poet than his name-checking spawn.

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I agree that the music is something that might be played as background music during cocktails at a wedding, but I'd say the lyrics make the song. It's really menacing if you listen. Especially when you consider it in the context of its time not long after the Manson murders.


You I do not buy as a Doors guy. I am not a Doors guy, but I can't think of a less Doors-y guy than you.

I like "Moonlight Drive." I like "Moonlight Mile" infinitely more.

I think Blake is equally impressive in poetry and visual art. "London" is one of the best short poems in English, and his prophetic works, though a little insane, presage Freud, Nietzsche, and others, while also rejecting almost every convention of form. But yeah, his printmaking has been celebrated more than he would have ever dreamed possible.

One of the wackier people who ever lived.


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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.

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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.

And you hate your audience.

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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.

And you hate your audience.

Fuuuuuck yooooooou!

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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.

And you hate your audience.

Fuuuuuck yooooooou!

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Telegram Sam wrote:
tommy wrote:
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"End of the Night" has some lines from Blake.....one of my three favorite poets....Morrison was a Blake fan.....but a psycho



Another reason for me to like the doors. Did a paper in Blake a lifetime ago. Think I had to recite The Tiger, Lamb and The Poison Tree. Loved Blake.

Nice! I knew you was cool.


There's a Blake exhibit at the Block Museum at Northwestern (ending next week) that ties all that Blake and Romanticism ethos to the Hippie stuff in the '60's, with a brief stopover in the 30's. The actual Blake printmaking artifacts are way more interesting that the Rock poster portion, and the tie in's between Blake and Moby Grape becomes more and more tenuous and forced. Blake is a more impressive printmaker than a poet, and a better poet than his name-checking spawn.

Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
I agree that the music is something that might be played as background music during cocktails at a wedding, but I'd say the lyrics make the song. It's really menacing if you listen. Especially when you consider it in the context of its time not long after the Manson murders.


You I do not buy as a Doors guy. I am not a Doors guy, but I can't think of a less Doors-y guy than you.

I like "Moonlight Drive." I like "Moonlight Mile" infinitely more.

I think Blake is equally impressive in poetry and visual art. "London" is one of the best short poems in English, and his prophetic works, though a little insane, presage Freud, Nietzsche, and others, while also rejecting almost every convention of form. But yeah, his printmaking has been celebrated more than he would have ever dreamed possible.

One of the wackier people who ever lived.


Yeah, his prints are pretty amazing but I was a big fan of much of what I read of him. My folks gave me a book about big cats when I was in 3rd or 4th grade and in the tiger section was The Tyger. Didn’t really know much else about him until high school and nothing about the prints until that term paper.

If I lived closer I’d go to that exhibit in a heartbeat.


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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.


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Whenever I hear The End on the radio, I assume the DJ had to take a dump.

Shine on you crazy diamond if it was a particularly rough night.


Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam


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The Doors were pretty good. Was way into them at one time. Break on Through album version and LA Woman get my vote. You never hear this stuff on FM radio anymore.

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The answer is none. They have none good songs.


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The answer is none. They have none good songs.

They have several but they've never been a band I loved.

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"not to touch the earth", "the soft parade", "riders on the storm" and "people are strange" are all pretty close for 1st. can't choose between them for what i'd say is their best. so i'll go with "the end".


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1. People are Strange (Made better by the scene in Lost Boys)
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Gloria live is also tremendous.

I'm really glad you mentioned this one. That live version is amazing.

LA Woman their best song.
Peace Frog my personal favorite.

Roadhouse Blues is one a surprisingly do not get tired of. Such a great song.

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