Love Of Jim Morrison Themes

Register to read the introduction… So he sets out for Los Angeles, California in 1964 to attend at UCLA. “Rebel without a case began Jim Morrison’s deep and obsessive love of movies”. (Stephen 14).During his studies at UCLA Jim developed an interest in poetry. While experimenting with poetry at school, during the years of 1964-69 illustrate the language of an intellectually ambitious film student. Settling around Venice beach in a community full of artists and musicians, Jim would perform his poetry at an open-mic night on Sundays at the contemporary. And that’s where Morrison meets an ex UCLA college ray manzarek. During his high school life he discovered the works of poets jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg who were interested in Buddhist philosophy. “They were trying to achieve truths by the use of alcohol and drugs, especially psychedelic ones, such as LSD (Arcyman). That was often used by Morrison and most of his inspiration and drug use came from them. Jack Kerouac was best known …show more content…
Later on meeting the soon to be drummer John Densmore and shortly after the guitarist Robby Krieger, and the doors where formed. It was no accident that the name of the doors started from the legendary book Aldous Huxley wrote on the effects of drugs on the human perception,. And the experimentation of drugs which was a major part of Morrison’s life contributed as well. Jim Morrison was the most unique man in rock in roll having a new beat to music.Jim Morrison songs where quite unique having a different sound and beat that attracted people, Due to Morrison’s lyrics coming from his personal poetry and writings. Most of his personal writing expressed dark and chaotic themes as well as including drugs, sex and rock and roll changing the way of music was he’s