Rodrigo Cantillano | The EAGLES - Hotel California (Live 1977) @RodrigoCantillano | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
"The Eagles Live at the Capital Centre Largo, MD March 21, 1977." was a concert performed on a night in the Capital Center of Washington DC during the tour of Hotel California, presenting eight of its best tracks.
There’s a rumor that’s been around for some time concerning the Eagles’ song Hotel California. The lyrics form the bedrock of the various "Satan-related theories", but the belief is also fed by the album design. The inner cover is a photograph of people in a courtyard of a Spanish-looking inn. In a balcony above them looms a shadowy figure with arms spread. Many who look at that photo see ANTON LAVEY, leader of the Church of Satan, and interpret the spread arms as his welcoming the populace below into Satan’s trap.
The Eagles’ 1976 album “Hotel California” has sold more than 16 million copies, spawned a best-record Grammy, and is regarded by numerous rock critics as one of the best albums ever. Its title track, the haunting “Hotel California” continues to entrance listeners even though during its time the song was on the charts for only nineteen weeks and in the number one spot for only one.
"The Eagles Live at the Capital Centre Largo, MD March 21, 1977." was a concert performed on a night in the Capital Center of Washington DC during the tour of Hotel California, presenting eight of its best tracks.
There’s a rumor that’s been around for some time concerning the Eagles’ song Hotel California. The lyrics form the bedrock of the various "Satan-related theories", but the belief is also fed by the album design. The inner cover is a photograph of people in a courtyard of a Spanish-looking inn. In a balcony above them looms a shadowy figure with arms spread. Many who look at that photo see ANTON LAVEY, leader of the Church of Satan, and interpret the spread arms as his welcoming the populace below into Satan’s trap.
The Eagles’ 1976 album “Hotel California” has sold more than 16 million copies, spawned a best-record Grammy, and is regarded by numerous rock critics as one of the best albums ever. Its title track, the haunting “Hotel California” continues to entrance listeners even though during its time the song was on the charts for only nineteen weeks and in the number one spot for only one.
![ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM (1967) - Triste [wave]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rC4kDdC70AM/hqdefault.jpg "ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM (1967) - Triste [wave]
The album Wave was released in 1967 on A&M Records. An absolutely Masterpiece to be cherished for its absolutely first-rate tunes –actually Miniature Tone Poems– that escaped overexposure and thus Sound Fresh today.
In this album Antonio Carlos Jobim contributes his sparely rhythmic acoustic guitar, simple melodic piano style, a guest turn at the harpsichord, and even a vocal on Lamento, while Claus Ogerman lends a romantically brooding hand with the charts.")
