My eyes saw him (1970 Boston), my ears heard him, my bones shook with the white tribe's Densmore summons to ceremony; and my hand shook Ray Manzarek's years later. Decades since, I still blow out the windows every day with what they left us. The music's never over.

People talk about Jim being a fuckup or a druggie, but they forget that dude still showed up to work enough times and obviously still put in a ton of effort to become massively successful. It’s foolish to define Jim by his bad habits…

At 75, I am still in awe to the music of the DOORS, Jim Morrison opened my mind to the political and rebellious time of what was going in America during the Viet Nam Era. Jim 4 Ever

I wanna thank those who made this superb documentary. It not only
showcased Jim as a brilliant artist, but the photography also caught
his thoughtfulness, emotions, and authenticity. I also consider THIS a
PIECE OF ART. I believe Jim would really appreciate this documentary.
Lastly, it was great hearing the Door's music and their comments,
and everyone else's feedback as well. The whole story took on the
feeling of a Door's song that Jim might have written.   Peace!

Every photo of Jim appears as if he looks into your soul. ❤

I remember being in high school and one of my buddies says “Hey, you gotta come over the house and listen to this album!”  First song on the first album, set the volume on 11, he played “Break on through to the other side”. Totally blew us away. I’ll never forget it. Never had the chance to see them live, but I’ve got every album. Watching Robby play just simply mind blowing. Incredible talent!

Jim Morrison's writting is out of this world, only for the educated and free mind

Anyone who thought Jim couldn’t sing must be foolish or just hated the doors. Because he was great for the band even though he went off the deep end most of the time. I’m almost 70 and I still love the doors. They were magical together. 🤘✌️👍

Three magical hours, not many other creative artists would warrant this much attention.Morrison and the Doors just get better as the years pass.

My love for Jim Morrison will never die, What an inspiring and loving man of wild truth !

It wasn't just Jim it was the whole magical band the music the voice the poetry all combined gave us a peak into thier beings and it was magical you could hear that magic in the the excitement of the music and the naturally haunting voice. GOTTA love the Doors.

I literally grew up listening to The Doors. Listening to the music now makes scenes from my childhood appear in my mind.

Can't believe people even consider matching Mick Jagger to Jim Morrision....there's no comparison whatsoever.  Mick looks like a worn out rag surviving....at least Jim will be forever young in our hearts.  Jim rules....no question.

I'm glad I was alive when he was.

My inspiration for putting pen to paper and trying poetry, rid my head of darkness , torment and torture , love, drugs and romance. Thank you Jim Morrison for all you did and all you do forevermore . peace and love .

Wow. Totally blown away.  I think we all became part of Jim's soul in this journey. I've always loved The Doors and I've always loved how many of Jim's boyhood haunts were right around my "neck of the woods" too. I never got to meet him but I feel I know him. Thanks for making this and sharing it with us.

My youngest son is 27,and he's still a baby in so many ways,with a lot of life and experiences yet to come. To think Jim died long before he reached his full potential just makes me so sad.......he contributed so much to this world,yet could have contributed so much more had he lived longer😔RIP my man.......

Thank God for Jim Morrison.

I saw them at the Roundhouse in London in 1968....the memory stays with me......unique band

If their were "EVER" 4 dudes meant to come together in a band/recording studio it was these 4 magicians!  Its still hard to comprehend theres NO bass guitar in their live gigs or on most of their LP,s!!!  The music has such great "bottom" with Ray,s magical left-handed bass runs!  Thanks for the music doors,..RIP Ray N Jim