Ed

 I only recommend listening to it from the beginning to "The End" so that you can relax for a good hour and a half, and think about your own damn troubles, taking solace in the fact that Jim was much, much worse off... and smelled bad.

 We think we understand when he says "this is the end, my only friend" but we don’t, and hopefully, we’re not in agreement as a result... the end is not a friend.

This review highlights the intense and chaotic nature of The Doors' Bright Midnight Live America live album. The author emphasizes the importance of experiencing the album as a whole to truly appreciate Jim Morrison's troubled genius. The review balances respect for Morrison's madness with an emotional connection to the music's ability to help listeners reflect on their own struggles. Dive into the chaotic brilliance of The Doors' live energy—listen to Bright Midnight Live America and experience Jim Morrison like never before.