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As Densmore drives the tom-tom beat, Morrison grabs the microphone stand like a spear. He closes his eyes and whispers the opening lines. But when he reaches the lyric, "We want the world and we want it... NOW," he doesn’t just sing it. He breaks the microphone. He swings the stand into the floor monitors, causing a screech of feedback that Manzarek miraculously bends into a dissonant jazz chord.
From the first track, "Back Door Man," you can hear the difference. Ray Manzarek’s Vox Continental keyboard snarls like a caged panther. Robby Krieger’s guitar is not melodic; it’s a serrated blade. John Densmore’s hi-hat sizzles with a nervous, twitchy energy. And then there is Morrison. As Densmore drives the tom-tom beat, Morrison grabs
The master tapes, later released as part of the Bright Midnight archives, capture a band playing not for a crowd, but for their lives. NOW," he doesn’t just sing it
The audience thinks he has passed out. But listen closely to the tape. He is whispering a poem: "I am the Lizard King / I can do anything." From the first track, "Back Door Man," you
Krieger steps up for a blistering slide guitar solo on "Who Do You Love?" that sounds like delta blues filtered through a nuclear reactor. But the defining moment is "When the Music’s Over."
