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The moment those first organ notes hit, you know it’s “Light My Fire.” Inspired by Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Invention No. 8,” this intro has been called “one of the most recognizable sounds in the history of rock music.” Manzarek magic at its finest. 🎹: Instagram user u/kennethfrosty from u/syntaursynths.

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Фото профиля JFMayo🟦
JFMayo🟦1 день назад

It's magic - 14 y/o me heard it first on a classic rock station in 86, I went on to buy all the albums and I'm a fan ever since

Фото профиля @rand DITTMAR
@rand DITTMAR1 день назад

timeless

Фото профиля Lord Brian Urso, Lead Guitarist of Gideons Mob
Lord Brian Urso, Lead Guitarist of Gideons Mob1 день назад

gives me goosebumps everytime... God took Ray waaaay too early. Must have wanted piano lessons.

Фото профиля Invisible Architecture
Invisible Architecture1 день назад

@GlennGould

Фото профиля Randy S. Robbins
Randy S. Robbins1 день назад

What has fallen through the cracks of history is than Johann was wearing skin-tight black leather pants when he composed "Invention No. 8."

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