Four Great Quotes From Four Legendary Rock/Heavy Metal Singers From ThePast 50 Years

Hey music fans, so I was trying to think of something else kind of cool to give to you guys from the world of, 'Heavy Metal/Rock Music' and I thought that you guys would enjoy: Four Great Quotes From Five Legendary Rock/Heavy Metal Singers From The Past 50 Years!

A quote from Jim Morrison: lead singer of, 'The Doors'!

"There are things known and things unknown and in between are the doors." - Jim Morrison

A quote from James Hetfield: lead singer of, 'Metallica'!

"Sleep my friend, and you will see that dream is my reality." - James Hetfield (A quote from the Metallica song: Enter The Sandman.)

A quote from Kurt Cobain: lead singer of, 'Nirvana'!

"Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are." - Kurt Cobain

A quote from Chester Bennington: lead singer of, 'Linkin Park'!

"As an artist, I want a reaction." - Chester Bennington

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The Doors: Love Me Two Times (1967) - Song Review

Official Score = 2 1/2 Devils 

The Doors... I will be honest with you guys and say that up til recently I had never actually heard any of their music... I mean of course I had heard of Jim Morrison, and had even heard of some of the antics he had been apart of when he was still alive... With that said though, I had still uptil recently had not heard any of there music!

Well I recently managed to come across one of there songs, and I have to say that it is an interesting one... One that has gotten me interested enough, that I am certainly looking forward to the future of their music, and reviewing their music on this site!

That song being, 'Love Me Two Times' (1967), from their album, 'Strange Days' (1967)!

Jim Morrison doing, 'Love Me Two Times' with, 'The Door'!

Now what I mean by this song being so interesting... Well before I continue on, let me ask you guys a question... Have you ever seen any of those movies where there is some one that is tripping on acid, and there is a bizarre 60s sounding song on, while everything is all, 'wavy'? Well this song really reminds me of that!

What I mean by this psychedelic song, you could definitely tell would have been one of those songs that drug addicts would have listened to in the civil rights era!

This song kind of reminds me of this.

And as far as the modern day goes... Well I will be honest and say that there are some elements of this particular song that I would say don't hold up in the modern day... (The first few seconds of the song.)

But other then that, this song is fun, and if you are in to classic rock, then I think that you might like this one!