>beats The Rolling Stones at their own blues rock game
>beats the Velvet Underground at their own art rock game
>beats Bob Dylan at his own poet game
>turned psychedelic rock into something tough instead of a bunch of hippy flower child shit
>every member is exceptionally good at their instruments, further relistens increase enjoyment
>last great rock singer to not have a squeaky girly voice, instead singing in a booming baritone
The Doors are definitely the single greatest American band of all time, and are serious contenders for the greatest band in the world
Beats The Rolling Stones at their own blues rock game
Carter Martin
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Ethan Adams
What are your favorite Door songs?
Colton Cox
peace frog.
BLOOD ON THE STREETS THE TOWN OF CHICAGO BLOOD ON THE RISE IT'S FOLLOWIN ME
Joseph Bell
>Light My Fire
>End of the Night
>The End
>Love Me Two Times
>Moonlight Drive
>When The Music’s Over
>Summer’s Almost Gone
>Celebration of the Lizard
They’re all really good though
Asher Bennett
>>beats The Rolling Stones at their own blues rock game
Yeah, probably
>>beats the Velvet Underground at their own art rock game
TVU was more varied, though at their best the Doors were on the same level
>>beats Bob Dylan at his own poet game
Definitely not
>>turned psychedelic rock into something tough instead of a bunch of hippy flower child shit
There were plenty of "hard" peych groups at that time
>>every member is exceptionally good at their instruments, further relistens increase enjoyment
True, though hardly unique to the Doors
>>last great rock singer to not have a squeaky girly voice, instead singing in a booming baritone
No, there were good post-Morrison baritones too
Great band though
Nolan Mitchell
>beats The Rolling Stones at their own blues rock game
>beats the Velvet Underground at their own art rock game
>beats Bob Dylan at his own poet game
He was good at all of these but he didn't beat any of them in it.
Nolan Reed
>There were plenty of "hard" peych groups at that time
>No, there were good post-Morrison baritones too
Can you give examples of these? I like the Doors a lot and would love more music that sounds similar :)
Eli Clark
Am I a pleb if Light My Fire is still my favorite Doors song? That organ solo is just oath
Jaxson Hill
Not a pleb at all, friend! :)
Juan Martinez
based.
James Sullivan
its not pre-Doors but Mad River s/t is good.
Carson James
why hasnt there been a band all these years that sounds like them, or have even tried to copy their style? doors were once in a lifetime kinda band.
Benjamin Thompson
I like the Doors but read a book
Justin Davis
Michael Yonkers, Amon Düül II, Captain Beyond
Gavin Gonzalez
I’m actually reading one right now, it’s great!
Zachary Allen
>Band doesn't have a bassist
Jordan Jenkins
idk if they beat VU, other than that totally based
Blake Sullivan
The romantic macho nietzschean thing is impossible to pull off without looking like a pompous ass. Jim truly lived it so it worked with him.
Owen Smith
Reminder that The Doors and psychedelic music as a whole were a CIA-backed psyop. Jim Morrison's father was a Navy commander during the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
James Walker
Xavier Allen
Nick Cave is like Morrison, but somehow crazier. None of his or The Birthday Party's music sounds much like the Doors outside of that, though.
Dylan Murphy
>>beats Bob Dylan at his own poet game
lol no
Liam James
He's right you know
Frank Zappa's father did MKUltra stuff too btw
Wyatt Jenkins
Based schizoposter
Blake Reed
end of the night
Zachary Flores
Logan Fisher
en.m.wikipedia.org
Could you give some examples?
Gavin Ward
It's discussed a little bit here: whale.to
There's no indication of what Zappa's father did specifically, and of course it isn't like anyone else would know (especially since he was apparently just a scientist, not someone particularly important).
Jaxson Bennett
>game
i would have complained about art not being competitive but this is 100% accurate