LIGHT MY FIRE



4 shaman, 19 reveller, 7 exile, 7 nihilist and 0 other


LIGHT MY FIRE

"The time to hesitate is through, no time to wallow in the mire ... try now we can only lose, and our love become a funeral pyre ... come on baby light my fire, come on baby light my fire, try to set the night on fire!"



You scored extremely high in Reveller.  Your song is Light My Fire ... it couldn't be anything else. It's one of the most difficult songs to score on this test -- very few people get this one.

What can I even say about this one that hasn't been said before?  My second favorite Doors song ever, and the biggest hit single The Doors ever had.  In fact, probably the most famous Doors song of all time.  

Grace Slick once called this song the closest anyone ever got to putting sex on vinyl.

This is The Doors' Dionysian masterpiece of physical love, of flesh made music.  It is amazingly vital, amazingly alive, like carnival music from an eternal carnival where youth never fades.  It is seven minutes of immortality.  And this is no "Jim Morrison song" either.  Originally written by guitarist Robby Krieger, all four of The Doors were behind this one.  Not surprisingly, since the entire seven minutes has almost no lyrics and is pure music ... pure, incredible, amazing music ...







A single loud bang on Densmore's snare drum.

An unforgettable and incredibly catchy opening organ riff by Manzarek.

Morrison sensuously singing two bars of the now-famous lyrics.

A long, rambling, unpredictable, amazing organ solo that's all over the place at once.

One of the most unbelievable guitar solos you will ever hear in your life.  

Morrison singing the final lines, his voice swelling with intensity as the music builds and builds, rushing to the orgasmic climax -- " Try to set the night on ... FIRE !!! "

Release.  Ecstasy.  Completion.




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Only someone truly alive and in love with life could score Light My Fire on this test.  I myself could never do it, unless I deliberately cheated.  I envy you.  Seriously.

Now stop reading my stupid bullshit and go play this song.  Preferrably while fucking someone if possible, which is the best way to listen to it.  Trust me on that one.   :-)

END OF THE NIGHT
8 shaman, 2 reveller, 14 exile, 13 nihilist and 0 other

"Realms of bliss, realms of light, some are born to sweet delight, some are born to sweet delight, some are born to the endless night"



You scored highest in Exile and Nihilist ..."End Of The Night" contains definite elements of both. It's a dark, dreary, lethargic song from the first Doors album. It's actually difficult for me to describe, although I CAN tell you that it's sandwiched between a happy teen-pop ditty and an upbeat fast-tempo rocker, so it's in a strange place on the album. But this is one of the things that makes the first Doors album the greatest album they ever recorded -- innocuous teenage rock music side-by-side with murky, obscure, and disturbing dirges such as "End Of The Night" -- which of course makes the dark stuff sound even darker by comparison. This is one of their most brilliant songs, but don't ask me to explain why or how. It eludes any simple description. You'll have to hear it for yourself. I wouldn't recommend listening to it when you're depressed, though. It's one of the deadest songs you will ever hear. Don't look for hope here. This is the music of lost souls.

c'est la chanson qui m'a fait découvrir les Doors

Ah bah...

Citation :

9 shaman, 7 reveller, 11 exile, 11 nihilist and 0 other

"Once I had a little game ... I used to crawl back in my brain ...

I think you know the game I mean ... I mean the game called GO INSANE!"

You did not score a high prevalence of any one single variable, and your results don't fit into any of the other categories, so I'm going to have to give you the most basic and simple Doors song on the list.

J'ai cassé le jeu.

euh, en vrai jaime pas les doors.




A Few Closing Words ...



There are 21 possible Doors songs you can score. There is a brief explanation for each song, along with a picture of the album the song was originally released on. Below your score is a general explanation of my scoring system.



I want to thank you for taking my Doors Song test. I really appreciate it, especially since it took so long for me to make it. I made the original prototype of this test using the old testmaking engine, and it only took a few hours. Now, thanks to changes made by the new management, it took several days to finish. And when I finally got it done, OKCupid added more advertisements and stupid promos to the test pages, cutting the actual test space in half, which in turn cut my elaborately designed album-pictures in half and people couldn't read the songs anymore, because when I first made the test, I listed the songs on each album next to the picture of the album. So I had to resize and resubmit each picture while wading through constant error messages and failed saves. After doing all that, they cut the pictures in half again, so I had to finally take out the song lists and just use the album covers. And after all that, these rocket scientists moved the pictures down to the bottom of the score write-ups where they're practically hidden, leaving a totally empty space up at the top for no apparent reason.

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So in summation, if you ever want to make a test on this joke of a site, do yourself a favor -- DON'T. It will drive you bananas. The current staff of OK Cupid seem to have no regard whatsoever for the time and hard work that we, the members, put into this site. Why? I dunno, maybe because they're like, total assholes? And by the way, anyone that cannot understand the simple logic of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" isn't qualified to run a pay toilet, let alone a website.

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Just my two cents. Keep the change.

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FIVE TO ONE

9 shaman, 9 reveller, 6 exile, 16 nihilist and 0 other

Five to one:

"Your ballroom days are over baby, night is drawing near ... shadows of the evening crawl across the years ..."






You scored highest in Nihilist, so your Doors song is Five To One. The most famous line from this song is "no one here gets out alive" which Danny Sugerman used as the title for his famous biography of Jim Morrison, but I think the lyrics above basically say the same thing, and say it more profoundly, emphasizing the inevitability of death, the "eventual end" of life, whereas "no one here gets out alive" sounds like it's saying you won't even make it out of the room (which isn't really what it means, but that's how it sounds).  Both lyrics echo the old adage about how you'll never get out of this life alive, which is really what this song is about. Some call it a protest song because of its lines about how "the old get old and the young get stronger" and "they got the guns but we got the numbers,"  and with the war protests and social upheavals and everything else going on in America in 1968, the song was certainly considered a call to arms by a lot of young people (especially since it was on the same album as their famous anti-war anthem, The Unknown Soldier). But ultimately, it's not about "positive change" or "making the world a better place" ... ultimately, it's really about Death being the only truth. Since Life is fleeting, you have to live your life to the fullest while you're young, because the older you get, the deader you get, and there's no going back.  Or as Jim puts it : "Gonna make it baby in our PRIME." It's all about living life like there's no tomorrow. And you might as well, because in the end, none of it really matters anyway. Regardless of whether you were right or wrong, good or bad, happy or sad, rich or poor,  one thing is certain -- "no one here gets out alive."


J'aurais plutôt dit celle là, mais bon.

Love her madly:

Chase a écrit:

FIVE TO ONE

9 shaman, 9 reveller, 6 exile, 16 nihilist and 0 other

Ça alors Chase. Aurais-tu tendance à la projection ?

Citation :

J'aurais plutôt dit celle là, mais bon.

Ouais mais 16 vs 9 ça explose la marge d'erreur, tu crois pas ?

Jean Aitaissûr.