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  • quite strong voice anyway of course its hard top jim´s

  • I seen Ray and Robby at the Riviera last April in Chicago, old as shit! But they were awesome! I feel a little completed in life.

  • Thinking about this song with Jim's voice...

  • 1 gay eminem fan

  • Almost Allman brother’s quality guitar at the end. This is the End seem m going round in

  • Shame Jim never sung it

  • Just like Brian Jones

  • This is a great song! I havn't listened to much of the post-Jim songs, but I really dig this. Ray I guess by most standards wouldn't be classified as a great singer, but I think he's great. Just very raw, and he does sound angry, and I'm sure it's because of Jim. One of his best friends died because of self destruction. The song is rockin, but kind of sad really.

  • I think Ray sounds like the voice Lou Reed uses onstage, where he yells and projects himself more than in the studio. And Ray obviously isn't worried about whether he has a conventionally great voice, he throws himself into this vocal with total abandon.

  • questo sarebbe stato un album straordinario se c'era jim, uno dei migliori della loro discografia ...

  • Does anyone know how many post-jim albums the doors sold?

  • @kman1759 .....Two post Morrison LPs , Other Voices and Full Circle

  • Manzarek's voice + Krieger's solo = Win

  • A bad bad thing is that manzarek and kreiger didn't got a personal style on this one !! They got a great voice but it's sound like a tribute to mick jagger and the stones !

  • Brian Jones

  • Rays getting down!

  • thumbs up if rays voice on this sounds bit like mick jagger?

  • The lyric is awesome...TEARS...

  • @Foreverpats ..... If you still need Tightrope Ride for your MP3 player send me an addy and I will email it to you

  • Does anyone know where I can get this song to put on my MP3 player? Rhapsody doesn't offer it.

  • This is a good song it just doesn't feel like I'm listening to The Doors.

  • WARNING:

    Do not go and listen to your favorite Jim Morrison w/ Doors Song after hearing this. Major nostalgia might take affect.

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  • I have this on vinyl - original release. AWESOME! No other way to listen to it.

  • R.I.P. BRIAN JONES.. ABOUT TIME SOMEONE MENTIONED HIM IN A SONG..

  • RIP Jim. We all love u

  • No one is really sure if Jim died on July 2nd or 3rd 1971, he could have died before midnight July 2nd we will never really know but the official (guess) was he died after midnight.

  • The eight string bass that was used on this track is for sale on ebay

  • Happy Birthday, Robby!

  • You're all alone like Brian Jones on a tightrope ride.

  • @PolarSkua For sure!

  • sounds great. its just not the doors without jim.

  • Love this song!!! Thanks for posting!!

  • one of the greatest Doors songs ever! :-)

  • really sad...but nonetheless its a pretty groovin song! they still kick ass for sure.

  • It's a real pity that we crave their music so much that we need to resurrect them for a public show. I think musical genius should be left where it is to be rediscovered and something new to grow out of it.

  • Unexplainable emotions!... and my favorite guitar solo ever written!!!

  • you can sorta tell that the more poetic lyrics of the doors isnt there but now theres more of a rockier tune. they probably enjoied their new sound but still greived jim's death.

  • @xXBlinDXx12 This song was actually written by Morrison about Brian Jones after his death. After Morrison's death, Ray Manzarek rewrote some of the lyrics so that they would apply to both musicians. So technically, it's not a post-Morrison song, and the Doors had already gone in a new direction, at least with this song.

  • man1 : there are 3 door there , sir you get to pick one

    man 2: (laughs) i get it , because jim died

  • This has my favorite Robbie Krieger guitar solo.

  • Sure this isn't j.morrison? In a session w/ brian jones on bass?

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  • i cant believe this, never heard it in my life.

    this isnt very well known at all is it?

  • @colemann76

    No. No, it's not.

  • @psychkoala well i don't mind it

  • i love this song especially the brian jones reference

  • This is my favorite post Morrison song. John, Robby and Ray still rock!

  • GENIUS.

  • This song is Ray venting anger and disappointment towards Jim Morrison destroying himself with alcohol and drugs. Brian Jones died on July 3, 1969 and Morrison died on July 3, 1971, thus the lyric. Morrison also walked around hotel window ledges outside many stories high while drunk on the road, so the stories go. Tightrope Ride was a fitting title. It was all about Jim, even on Other Voices.

  • I read that Jim wrote the song about Brian jones, and then the band changed lyrics for it to be about jim and brian. Meh who knows..great tune.

  • Yeah, I read the same thing. I'd love to have heard it with Jim singing though

  • @jsmc11 were did you learn that, pretty interesting

  • @jsmc11 How could that be? All of "Other Voices" was written while Jim was alive. They were rehearsing it before he died.

  • @SecretTimeWarp  Apparently Tightrope Ride started out as a tribute song to Brian Jones when Morrison was still alive. But after Jim died the surviving members of The Doors went back and changed the lyrics and made it a tribute song to both Jim and Brian Jones, with Ray venting anger towards Jim for following in the footsteps of Brian Jones to self-destruction. Other Voices was released after Jim died. Ray, Robby, and John had time to make that album their own statement, hence the title.

  • @SecretTimeWarp Nope; only Down on the Farm was.

  • The music sounds great, but Ray couldn't hold a candle to Jim. Just imagine what he could've done with this song.

  • whos on vocals?

  • raymond daniels mancazark

  • its ray by the way it sounds

  • This song was originally written about Brian Jones, but then lyrics some lyrics were changed around after Jim's death. So now its kinda for both of them now.

  • I remember buying this in Derry City around about 84/85, knew the doors from "light my Fire" and the other usual hits, but could not figure out who Morrison was from the cover!(The fact that there where only 3 of them escaped my)....I played this song to death!!!!!...Genius!

    Worse again, I have only (through Youtube)found out that it is Ray Manzarek singing it?..When, I finally realised that Jim was not on this album, I assumed for years that Robby Krieger was singing!...

    Slainte

  • robby does on the song i'm horny i;m drunk and stoned

  • robbie voice too soft to sing this song.

  • Jim would rip it...

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