Thread 213915112

>car scene
>"Riders On The Storm" starts playing

>>213915112 (OP)
was he a nepobaby?

>>213915112 (OP)
THE DOORS FUCKING SUCK

>>213915184
I like them

>>213915214
Why? It's derivative acid brained drivel worse than piper at the gates of dawn

>car scene
>Here in my car I feel safest of all starts playing

>>213915259
They sound good

>>213915278
Oh, ok well then carry on

>>213915112 (OP)
>helicopter scene
>flight of the walkyries starts playing

>Vegas scene
>Elvis starts playing

>>213915112 (OP)
>COME ON, BABY. TAKE A CHANCE WITH US.

>drug scene
>"Go Ask Alice" starts playing

I first heard Riders on the Storm in a NFS underground game. I think it was a Snoop Dogg remix too.

>>213915590
I'll be honest, I dislike african americans and their culture

>kokiri forest scene
>kokiri forest theme starts playing
seriously? who writes this

>>213915396
>Paris scene
>accordion starts playing

>>213915714
we don't fancy you either

>>213915112 (OP)
>>213915184
The Doors might suck overall but Riders on the Storm is kino

>>213915570
>character drops acid
>WHEN THE TRUTH IS FOUND TO BE LIES starts playing

>Pyramid scene
>Phrygian dominant scale starts playing

>Of all creative bands in the history of rock music, the Doors may have been the most creative. Their first album contains only masterpieces and remains virtually unmatched. Jim Morrison may well be the single most important rock frontman. He is the one who defined the rock vocalist as an artist, not just a singer. Ray Manzarek's style at the keyboards was at the vanguard of the fusion of classical, jazz, soul and rock music. The virulence of some of their riffs bridged the blues-rock era and the hard-rock era. Whether it was him, Krieger or Manzarek or all of them, their songs have a unique quality that has never been repeated. They are metaphysical while being psychological and while being physical (eroticand violent). They are the closest thing rock music has produced to William Shakespeare.
>The Doors were the leading performers of a brief but intense creative season, during which they recorded one the greatest masterpieces in the history of rock music. The more time passes by, the more it seems that their fame will be forever tied to that first effort.
>The Doors , 9/10
>Strange Days , 8/10
>Waiting For The Sun , 7/10
>The Soft Parade , 5/10
>Morrison Hotel , 6/10
>Absolutely Live , 7/10
>L.A. Woman , 7/10

>>213916206
even a broke ass clock is right twice a day

>>213915112 (OP)
>american outback scene
>banjo starts playing

>>213915112 (OP)
>black person enters scene
>"Rock & Roll Nigger" starts playing

>>213915112 (OP)
Back in 2002, I was on a road trip with my grandpa, he had a burned CD with only Riders on the Storm on it 12 times and we listened to it for 10 hours while driving through Nebraska. It was torture. Now hearing that song fills me with dread and it makes me want to die.

>>213916672
Based grandpa

>>213916734
It was not based. He did the same thing while driving through New England but with the Soprano's theme. And again through the south with Oh Yeah by Yello. I found out after he died that he was on a metric ton of anti-psychotics for decades and everything began to make sense.

>>213917094
No, he is very based, actually.

>>213917094
sounds like the excitement
equivalent of making you smoke a whole carton of kike psyops to put you off them for life, it was for your own good and you should be able to acknowledge that by now

>door scene
>the doors starts playing

>>213917432
You didn't know him. He loved kike media and kikes, one of his longest and best friends was jewish. He was a bi-polar psycho that loved to spite and torture others. The only reason he was ever nice to me and my siblings is because he hated my dad and he knew it bothered him. I know this because he left a note saying as much before he died.

>>213916672
>while driving through Nebraska
>not listening to Nebraska by lil brucey springsteen
missed oppertunity

>>213915277
>Car Scene
>you may find yourself Behind the wheel of a large automobile starts playing

>>213916262
I agree 100% with this guy

>>213915112 (OP)
>character turns on the radio
>a song starts being brosdcasted at this exact moment on whatever channel the radio was set at
>song progressively turns extradiegetic

>>213918751
>extradiegetic
I learned a new word today.