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The site of the album cover photo location, 815 Palm Avenue, West Hollywood, California, as seen today on Google Street Views. (The wooden building no longer exists; the site is now a parking lot.) Now superimposing the album over an original photo. (courtesy of Atlantic; photo: (c) Henry Diltz)
Perspective was recorded, engineered and mixed in a number of locations around Los Angeles, including at Amigo Studios in North Hollywood, Oasis Recording Studio in Universal City, United Western Studios in Hollywood and Larrabee Sound in West Hollywood. The front cover of the album shows Beckley and Bunnel standing in front of 100 Wilshire ...
Produced by David Rubinson, it was released in 1968 by Columbia Records. The album combined rock and electronic instrumentation, experimental composition, and an approach reflecting an anti-establishment, leftist political stance.
- Queens of the Stone Age — Songs for the Deaf. As Queens of the Stone Age’s third album and mainstream breakthrough gets under way, the voice of a fictional radio DJ voiced by QOTSA frontman Josh Homme — Kip Casper of Clone Radio — can be heard.
- Guns N’ Roses — Appetite for Destruction. Appetite for Destruction has been called “the greatest album ever made about how you can’t run away from yourself” (SPIN), but even more than that, Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 debut is the greatest album ever made about the meeting of lofty dreams and over-the-top vice on the Sunset Strip.
- Kendrick Lamar — good kid, mA.A.d city. With his 2012 sophomore album, Kendrick Lamar was officially passed the West Coast hip-hop torch. His L.A. hometown of Compton had long been a gangsta rap trope, but under Lamar and executive producer Dr. Dre’s watchful eyes, the crime- and drug-ridden city is not fetishized further, but rather, considered with much heart from the perspective of a kid trying to escape its trappings in pursuit of “money and power.”
- Jefferson Airplane — Surrealistic Pillow. “No other studio record summed up the San Francisco rock aesthetic of the late Sixties better than the Jefferson Airplane’s Surrealistic Pillow,” begins Rolling Stone ’s review of JA’s second album and first with singer Grace Slick.
Weekend in L.A. is a 1978 live album by jazz/soul guitarist George Benson. The album was recorded live at the Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood, California. It was certified Platinum by the RIAA.
Covers of music albums of the United States. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Countries of the Americas: Argentina · Canada · United States of America · Venezuela. See also category: Single covers of the United States.
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West Hollywood, California, United States's concert list along with photos, videos, and setlists of past concerts & performances.
