My Only Friend ... The End?

Sat May 23, 2009 7:49 pm » by **Cornbread714**

eaganthorn wrote:
cornbread714 wrote:People haven't been dancing around doing drugs for thousands of years for no reason.

#1 reason, its fun
#2 reason, the ladies like to dance, I like the ladies, refer to reason #1
#3 reason, the ladies like the drugs, I like the ladies, refer to reason #1
What more reason does a person need?
Now don’t get me wrong, music moves me, I get caught up in a good vibe as easily as the next, but the real underlying reason I love music, it makes the ladies move the way I likes to see ‘em move.

Damn it, Cornbread, I’ve got to get out more!!

Cheers, Eagan! Give us a good Rock and Roll story. I know you've got some good ones...

Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:51 am » by **Lordgaga**

When I was a kid I loved the Doors, and I still do it. I think that Jim Morrisson, along with
many other people, was not very interested to live a long life. They like a short but
intensive life. I had some friend with that mentality, which I do not share. I always said NO NO to drugs, I haven't even try that stuff.
About demons possessing people.....that's a religious issue. Some people are really
evel....

Sun Jun 07, 2009 5:57 pm » by **Nuada**

most of these guys of that era, including Jim Morrison, were into Magik, just as most of today's political and religious leaders and Royal families are. They are occultists like Aleister Crowley was and back then this was expressed too in the music these guys played. Lots of drugs and lots of rituals. Just ask Prince Charles etc etc etc etc.

Sun Jun 07, 2009 6:22 pm » by **Ogmios**

I reckon we'd all agree that Jim was a special character. I remember reading somewhere that he wasa practising magickian.
As for the demonic posession thing - when he did his indian thing onstage it was because he felt he was being posessed by the soul of an indian boy he watched die in a road accident.
Didn't Robert Johnson say he'd sold his soul to the devil too? These musicians are all at it.