Who had more talent Jim Morrison or Freddie Mercury?
Jim was an amazing lyricist and singer, but Freddie had vocals that you couldn’t compare to anyone and he could write lyrics like you’ve never heard. Freddie could also play piano like insane.
So, I think Freddie Mercury. 
JIM MORRISON!!! LONG LIVE THE LIZARD KING!
Freddie Mercury Vocal Improvisation in Milton keynes 1982
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