ANGELS DANCE AND ANGELS DIE.wmv
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ANGELS DANCE AND ANGELS DIE.wmv
I decided to make this video, emotionally influenced by reading ANGELS DANCE AND ANGELS DIE of Patricia Butler. Pamela Courson was a cute girl and had an innocence that Jim loved in her. She was ready to break every limit and he loved ser so much and so did she.She had been the inspiration of many of his poems and songs.Pam was the only one who had been close to him as no one else.Whatever i say is little to describe it. Jim Morrison died in 1971 at the age of 27. Pamela Courson followed him 3 years later at the age of 27.They both had a tragic end. But they're alive in our memory and hearts. The songs at the video are "Love Street" and "Crystal Ship" by George Winston from album Night Divides The Day. "Love Street" is a 1968 song by The Doors which appears on their album Waiting For The Sun. The song is about the street in Laurel Canyon, California, where Jim Morrison lived with his girlfriend Pamela Courson. Jim Morrison had wrote this song for Pam like many other songs.. Quotes from "ANGELS DANCE AND ANGELS DIE-The tragic romance of Pamela and Jim Morrison" book: "Sweet" is a word thas is often employed when people describe Pamela Courson. "She had that sweet, angelic feeling about her" "She had a fairy-tale quality". "She had that pesona"."I think that's what Jim Morrison liked about her. She was like one of those people who's so blessed to begin with, whether it's beauty or whatever inside her, I think the're impervious and nothing really hurts them.They kind of walk around with a glowing shield.Pam was one of those." (p.71) "Together they would laugh, scream, cry, an laugh again at the absurdity of their screaming and crying.."(p.79) "They were two halves of the same person," a friend once observed. And they'd come together at last, instantly melding into one. The other members of the Doors agreed. "They were like the same person, you know?" says keyboardist Ray Manzarek. "They were the opposite sides of the same coin, the same person as a male and as a female...They were perfect for each other." Guitarist Robby Krieger concurs, saying, "If it were possible for Jim to have a mate for life, we all felt that it was only Pamela who "..had the fire to be Jim's match."
YouTube | January 28, 2010
