The Door's Jim Morrison as Poet
posted by Stephen M. Bauer @ 11:59 PM
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If Jimi Hendrix was raw talent, Jim was structured for fame with that elusive characteristic that lures without any obvious reason. His appeal was much more natural or, more accurately, animal. Hendrix was a master of improvisational panache, Morrison’s voice has been referred to as a “beautiful pond for anything to drown in.” While Hendrix was ‘vodoo child’ Jim was ‘Satan’s Seraph’ who epitomized sexual nirvana with his hint of spirituality, moody burst of creativity and difficult to contain rebellious streak.
http://modernartists.blogspot.com/2011/09/weird-scenes-inside-goldmine-death-lust.html
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