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In which song does Jim Morrison scream WAKE UP

 
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In which song does Jim Morrison scream WAKE UP
just wondering, post the song if anyone knows it.
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Celebration of the Lizard, dude...)))


wake up, you can't remember where it was... has this dream stopped?
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wake up
you cant remember where it was
the snake was pale gold glazed and shrunken
we were afraid to touch it
the sheets were hot dead prisms

i think it was a live version of 5 to 1
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thanks
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It wasn't actually in a 'song'. You'll find it on the 'An American Prayer' album, as part of a poem he reads.

"Wake up! You can't remember where it was...had this dream stopped?"
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IN ONE OF HIS SONGS HE FUCKS HIS MOM
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In what song does he scream, "Fuck her up the a$$! Popular favorite."?

Hint, it's on the long-time bootleg "Woke up this morning, and found myself dead." (Rhino records)

Listening to that album right now.

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In what song does he scream, "Fuck her up the a$$! Popular favorite."?

Hint, it's on the long-time bootleg "Woke up this morning, and found myself dead." (Rhino records)

Listening to that album right now.
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That's on some old crappy Jimi Hendrix albums released as various names over the years. Hendrix essentially plays the riff to "Sunshine of Your Love" and Morrison screams "F.H.I.T.A." as Hendrix tries unsuccessfully to mellow him out.
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In what song does he scream, "Fuck her up the a$$! Popular favorite."?

Hint, it's on the long-time bootleg "Woke up this morning, and found myself dead." (Rhino records)

Listening to that album right now.
 Quoting: misterx

That's on some old crappy Jimi Hendrix albums released as various names over the years. Hendrix essentially plays the riff to "Sunshine of Your Love" and Morrison screams "F.H.I.T.A." as Hendrix tries unsuccessfully to mellow him out.
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Oh man.

There's no such thing as a crappy Hendrix album.

But you got that right.

Actually, Hendrix has to remind him they are recording.

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In what song does he scream, "Fuck her up the a$$! Popular favorite."?

Hint, it's on the long-time bootleg "Woke up this morning, and found myself dead." (Rhino records)

Listening to that album right now.
 Quoting: misterx

That's on some old crappy Jimi Hendrix albums released as various names over the years. Hendrix essentially plays the riff to "Sunshine of Your Love" and Morrison screams "F.H.I.T.A." as Hendrix tries unsuccessfully to mellow him out.
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Oh man.

There's no such thing as a crappy Hendrix album.

But you got that right.
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I got a few old vinyl boots from 1978 with 'FHITA" on it. They're horrible sounding albums.
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In what song does he scream, "Fuck her up the a$$! Popular favorite."?

Hint, it's on the long-time bootleg "Woke up this morning, and found myself dead." (Rhino records)

Listening to that album right now.
 Quoting: misterx

That's on some old crappy Jimi Hendrix albums released as various names over the years. Hendrix essentially plays the riff to "Sunshine of Your Love" and Morrison screams "F.H.I.T.A." as Hendrix tries unsuccessfully to mellow him out.
 Quoting: Mel Morgan 1218784


Oh man.

There's no such thing as a crappy Hendrix album.

But you got that right.
 Quoting: misterx

I got a few old vinyl boots from 1978 with 'FHITA" on it. They're horrible sounding albums.
 Quoting: Mel Morgan 1218784


Rhino remastered it for CD -- it's not that bad.

Jimi, Johnny Winter, Buddy Miles and Morrison

I had all the official Hendrix albums on vinyl at one time.

I wish I still had all those old L.P.'s.


F.H.I.T.A.!

LOL


The whole world is about to be poisoned by plutonium and someone is abbreviating that!

Apocalypse Now.

"They teach young men to drop fire on people, but they wont let them write "Fuck" on their airplanes."

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Although this impressive 40th anniversary box set is audio-led (its cornerstone being the six CDs, not the short DVDs that accompany them), it’s obvious we should begin with the 1967 Canadian television broadcast of "The End", the first great Doors psychotropic epic.

Insert the DVD. Action. They crash into an almighty death-chord, Jim Morrison glaring at the camera and screaming: "Wake up!"

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American Prayer Reviews

A Great Work Of Poetry.
Rock N'Roll never produced or had a better poet than Jim Morrison. "An American Prayer" is recorded proof that there was more to his image than just black leather pants and a menacing, highly influential stage presence. First and foremost he wanted to be perceived as a poet, and soley from his work with The Doors in their four studio albums many people perceived him to be one, consider the artists who took from his influence such as Patti Smith and Jim Carroll, artists who also found music as a way to project their poetry. Though Morrison was and is still today more potent as a rock icon, "An American Prayer" shows us he was a serious writer and liked to play with words, combine them, make them come alive with searing images and moods. Yet the music is also very evocative, Doors members Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore create an evocative blanket of sound for the words, they obviously cared for the material. This is, after all, not an easy album to produce at all when you consider it was made after Morrison died and so combining his words to the music was more complicated a task than if he were alive. The album plays like a ceremony of words, the opening even features Morrison screaming for us to "wake up!"

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And then, of course, there is the track "Wake Up Screaming"
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Thanks for posting. Interesting read.





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