The Doors - Not to Touch the Earth - Jim Morrison at Pere Lachaise in Paris, France.

On July 3rd, 2011, people from all over the world gathered together in Paris, France to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Morrison's passing. Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger of The Doors paid their respects along with many others on a beautiful day at Pere Lachaise Cemetery and capped off the day with a concert at The Bataclan in downtown Paris that night.

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[dsr]

Rest in peace, Jim. It's hard to believe you've been gone 48 years.

[Sparkes]

Rip geniuses Jim and Ray. The Doors are the greatest band of all time.

[TheBas]

Ray Manzarak, the best pianist that ever will live

[clouds]

a true legend, he will never be forgotten, no matter how many years later..

[myboy]

Jim was and continue to be the greatest poet in the rock history 

[natassaback]

Now 53 years ago! Never forgotten! Jim and now Ray! 🎤🎸🎹🎶🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😍😍😍😍

[xXKuroXx]

It’s official. 50 years, The Doors in memory have survived. Rest In Peace Ray and Jim. God bless Robby and John. May their image live to 100!

[DarkSkies]

This made me cry. Love The Doors!
#RIPRayManzarek
#RIPJimMorrison 🙏🏼

[julieielasi]

It feels so new Jimmy's music after 50 years still today wow

[szqsk]

I wonder what Jim would think of all this? RIP Jim 🌹 Pam 🌹 Ray 🌹

[dq]

Most underrated Doors songs: ‘
‘’Hyacinth House & End Of The Night’’

[JacobC]

Thinking about starting a savings account to go in 2 years for the 50th anniversary.. So crazy its really been 50 years already since the Doors were at their prime... Time is so crazy, i wasn't even alive and it seems insane its really been 50 years

[raygreen]

I was there in October 1989. Walking into the Perelachaise is like walking into 19th century. The place was shrouded in fog which gave it an eerie air. The cemetery is huge. Literally a different world. There were a few people huddled around the shrine. The smell of hash wafted in the air. All I remember is a young girl sitting there with a world-weary air. Probably stoned and probably pondering the mystery of life/death. I will never know who she was or where she came from. Maybe she is a mom somewhere with her kids now grown up. I cannot know. This is the mystery of life. But here I was at the grave of the doomed rock star/poet of the 1960's. Here he lay this Rimbaud of the music world once an unfettered spirit who became a modern romantic figure. Eventually his life was subdued by the tyranny of reality which is unforgiving to those who dont conform or accept its diktats. But his spirit and his music still survive after all those years with its siren call 🏛🎸🎭

[seaneagle]

Thank You all four seriously amazing musicians, two home on Earth two home in their Eternal legacy Blessyou all so much beautiful music made at a pivitol time in US history, much love, your songs are Timeless, . And very Heart me moving, I was born in 64, and my Dad and Mom listened to your music, it is Forever in my DNA beautiful humans...all of you

[BulldogBadger]

I was blessed to finally goto Pere Lachaise this year, it was an amazing experience!

[emilsev.]

Me emocioné. Muchas gracias. Jim es mi ídolo y parte de mí. 

[dihonycorrea]

"Very good video, too bad it's very expensive to go from Brazil to Perlachecer in Paris, so it's good to watch this kind of video. Hugs from the Brazilians there, long live The Doors, one of the greatest bands in history."

[mutal]

sad....so sad. the weeping off camera got me. if you look back, say the beatles, Paul and John were envious and egotiscal. remember after John died, Paul wanted to change in credit songwriting be McCartney/Lennon instead of Lennon/McCartney. These guys Ray, John and Robby geninuely love and respected Jim. Fuck sake, I miss these guys

[blacktarrio]

Thumbs up if you've been to Pere Lachaise!

[QueenOfTheHighway]

4 parts of a diamond...well said, John!