Posted in music, news, wine, tagged beach boys, capital records, capital records building, cristal, eargoggles, emi, frank sinatra, green day, nat king cole, second street ventures on July 15, 2008 | No Comments »
So, Los Angeles has approved the building of a new development near the almost iconic Capitol Records building. The condo development, planned for 6230 Yucca Boulevard, was part of some big hubbub earlier this summer. EMI–along with the everpresent Hollywood preservationists–worried that the act of constructing the building, including the planned underground parking garage, would damage the acoustics [...]
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Posted in mp3, music, news, wine, tagged beach boys, bob segar, buena park, capital, capital/emi, coldplay, eargoggles, emi, mp3, music, music news, news, oonies, radiohead, re-released, record nerds, rem, supertramp, turntables, vinyl, Wings on June 13, 2008 | No Comments »
It seems that the “Record Nerds” that converge in a community center in Downtown Buena Park every month for the Vinyl Shows, we here at eargoggles included, are way ahead of the curve here. Or is it behind the future? Back to the fu??ture… Anyway, as recent studies have shown, vinyl records are the “new” [...]
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September’s release of “That Lucky Old Sun,” by musical genius Brian Wilson, will be more than just a musical reminisence of the Beach Boys‘ Southern Californian Heydays, but will also be released by the Beatles’ nemisis’ original Label. After issuing his previous couple of works on Rhino and Nonesuch he has returned to Capitol Records for the release of [...]
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Posted in free, music, rar, tagged 1969, 1970, acetate, beach boys, Beatles, beatles rare, beejay, bootleg, brian wilson, eargoggles, free, mp3, music, rar, the beatles on January 26, 2008 | No Comments »
Wow! Here’s an uncomfortable little Beatles bootleg, that appears to be titled “And In The End.”
These recordings find the band at their rather difficult 1969 and early 1970 period. Despite all the strains and tensions of that time, musically they were still producing adventurous and excellent material; continually spurred on by the Southern Californian Beach [...]
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