86K views · 6.7K reactions | “Come on baby, light my fire” In the early days, The Doors realized that they needed more songs. Jim encouraged the band to try writing some, leading to Robby Krieger writing “Light My Fire.” In a recent interview Robby recalled asking Jim what he should write about. In response, Jim said “Just write something timeless. Something that won’t go out of style next year.” | Jim Morrison | Facebook

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A GUIDE TO THE LABYRINTH: THE COLLECTED WORKS OF JIM MORRISON is hand-signed by Jim Morrison's bandmates Robby Krieger and John Densmore, and his siblings, Anne Morrison, and Andy Morrison. Published in a limited run of only 2,000 signed and numbered copies, the edition's main volume is quarter-bound in vegan leather with green and gold foiling and gilt page edging. The large-format book is presented in a solander box, which has been designed using lines of poetry in Morrison's own hand, taken f

317K views · 18K reactions | Music is your only friend until the end..... "When the Music’s Over" stands as one of The Doors' most intense and provocative performances. Jim Morrison delivers his lyrics with surreal imagery, seamlessly blending with the song’s powerful and dramatic instrumentation. Watch The Doors perform the track at the Hollywood Bowl in 1968 here: https://found.ee/musicsover-2 | Jim Morrison | Facebook