Doors Documentary 5-12 on PBS

I watched it with my 15 year old daughter which made it interesting to discuss the Doors, the 60s, and self destruction. It was great to see all of that footage. Jim was an animal. I'm not sure he would have done much else if he would have lived longer.

I agree with TVAD that the "No One Here Gets Out Alive" book was great.

I loved the footage but hated the voiceover by J. Depp.

Also tired of them not accurately attributing his death to a hot dose of heroin in Paris. Rolling Stone Magazine ran a pretty interesting story about that four years back which interviewed French people who suggested the doctor who doctored the paperwork as an heart attack and even named his dealer friend.

I wish someone would intervene and save many of us from self destruction! But in the music world there have been many great talents that have fallen to self abuse of one form or another. I DVR's the program but haven't watched it yet, ironically I just bought the Doors Boxed set yesterday.

I saw this documantary last night. It was quite informative. I found myself wishing someone would have intervened and tried to save Morrison from his self destruction.

05-12-10: Davetherave writes:

Plus I love the Oliver Stone movie

Ray Manzarak wasn't too happy with it - as noted a number of times in his book "Light My Fire".

Regards,

Very good! If you missed it, you can watch it on PBS website.

Thanks much... just set the DVR. I was a tepid Doors fan until I read a couple of Jim Morrison bio books a couple of years ago. Having that background adds a whole new dimension to the music. (Plus I love the Oliver Stone movie).