10 Most Classic Album Covers Ever. Los Angeles Locations Then & Now. Tour. 

The Sweet are so criminally underrated. I used to DJ records, and "AC/DC" was always in the stack.

That Jackson wall is fascinating.

Hi Tim i aways look forward to each installment of your wonderful L.A. travelogues thank you sir

Great mentioning the Minutemen!!! Mike Watt is an incredible musician! Love this episode!

Hey you're back!! I grew up in Hollywood back in the mid 70s and 80s! This is an awesome video! 👍👍

MIA: The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man (Griffith Park), Notorious Byrd Brothers (stone house in Topanga, also used for Linda Ronstadt's 'Hand Sown...Home Grown), (Untitled) at the Griffith Park Observatory.

Legendary Rock Stars and Legendary Album covers.!!!!. Great informative video.Thanks!. Rog.Pacific Sunset Records.( LA).

Had to go back and listen to the Minutemen and Corona from that album, what a classic. I grew up in Long Beach but couldn’t get up to LA enough ha, memories.

Love the turtles. (Not those turtles.)

your channel is a treasure. thank you.

Morrison Hotel is my fave of the bunch. Great vibe, that one. And Late For the Sky is one I could stare at for a long time too. Really great video, Tim. I got an education. Thanks for doing what you do!

Thanks Tim for another awesome & interesting video about my favorite subject, music! I too spent hours checking out every detail on The Doors & The Rolling Stones LP covers. I knew the Morrison Hotel photo was taken in Los Angeles, but always thought the High Tide & Green Grass photo was in England someplace. Very cool, thank you so much for the rock trivia.

Awesome! You do brilliant work! The brick archway with Herb Alpert blew me away ...also the Late for the Sky house....fantastic stuff!

Good stuff, love the Todd house visit.

Fast becoming my favorite channel. Great work!

I always walk away from your videos DAZZLED. Your generosity and love for all things Rock&Roll is music to my soul. Cheers @Tim

Thanks Tim ! Great Stuff as Always ! Peace ! Rudy

Tim once again another great episode!

I love these videos. They really take you down memory lane. The 50's 60's 70's and 80's were the golden eras.

Tim - you never disappoint!! Thanks for showing us these amazing locations!!

You my friend are an amazing self respecting rocker!! your attention to detail is truly masterful. Loved this!!💖💯

I am always excited when I see something new from you Tim. Always an excellent watch. Thanks for your work.

I always enjoy your shows, thank you!

Brilliant Tim once again. I can't believe you found the section of brick wall from Off the Wall !

Great video Tim. Much appreciation for including the Minutemen's "Double Nickels on The Dime" album cover. The double album was recorded at a cost of just 1,100 U.S. Dollars. For those viewers not familiar with them, the Double Nickels album is an eclectic mix of rock, funk, jazz and experimental textures. Take a listen if you want an adventurous and rewarding musical experience.

Thanks again Tim for another great video.

Once again, Tim....Great Stuff !!! Bringing back some great memories ! Thanks.

Another Brilliant Entry!! ❤Thank You For The Joy You Bring Us With The History and Your Wit.

I had The Sweet Desolation Boulevard on vinyl back when I was 13 , I'm 54 now and wish I still had the original copy, those were good memories listening to that album 😊❤⚡🎤🎸🎻🥁🎹

Now I know, the Sweet album cover location. I love love that Desolation Blvd. Album, every last song. Cranking No You Don't to 10 and hearing the drums is always a must. Cool video.

I had the la sweet album. Way cool. Great episode.

Great video, Tim.

I remember when Sweet released their album. You couldn't turn on the radio without hearing Fox on the run. Which looking back now was not such a bad thing. Sad that the Viper Room is going away. I'm sure what they build there will be gosh awful ugly but you can't stop "progress". Rock on Tim.

Another great video Tim. Love the eclectic mix of artists you’ve chosen. The “Off the Wall” location surprised me most. Astonished there’s no reference to it there. Keep up the great work, love what you do.

Awesome list, Tim. 👍 I would like to add the cover of *Wish You Were Here* to the list, which was taken at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank.

Another fantastic piece, Tim. Thanks.

Great episode. Worth waiting for. You never fail to impress, Tim.

Thanks for mentioning the Minutemen!

Glad l caught this, really made my day, great video 👍

Always very happy to see these videos drop. SoCal lesson in history and the arts. Another very cool video.

Great post Tim! Brings back many memories of my life in LA. Thanks much!

I used to live off Beverly Blvd and walked down that alley countless times completely unaware. That’s awesome

👏👏👏 interesting and fun as always. D Brother.

Jackson Browne FOR EVERYMAN was shot at his grandfather's handbuilt house The Abbey San Encino in Highland Park. Jackson grew up there. 6211 Arroyo Glen St, Los Angeles, CA 90042

1st time watcher, really enjoyed the video. Love the concept of this video, now to your back catalogue.

Another great one Tim!

Im a massive Herb Alpert fan, saw him live last month , own all his vinyl….tee shirts, cds, thank you for that, if I’m ever in LA, Ill make sure to stop by there and stand where he stood and take a picture.

Epic.. as always..

LOVE your videos Tim you need to make more .And make them longer .

Excellent topic and "coverage" !

Tim, quite simply, you ROCK! I cannot believe you got inside TR's Astral Dr. rental house. I can't tell you how many hours I spent -- when I first moved to L.A. in 1991 -- sitting in my car in front of that house, listening to Something/Anything? on cassette. (Yes, I was/am an "ubergeek," and it was a 1988 Honda Civic, since you asked...) The former flower shop across from what was then CBS Television City...killer! Aw, hell...all of it! Thanks for all your work. But did you have to plant the "Teaberry Shuffle" earworm in my head???

Being English i love afternoon tea and a slice of cake. Your videos are right up there with my favourite English pastime. All the best from across the pond.👍👍👍🇬🇧

I’m 75 and I bought High Tide and Green Grass when it came out. Fabulous album. I always thought the lake on the cover was from England.

Great stuff Tim! Thanks for all you do!!!

Well done, Tim. That iconic gatefold photo of Todd Rundgren has been my favorite album image for more than 50 years now. And it is truly remarkable how much movie and television screen time that little reservoir in Franklin Canyon has received over the decades....

OUTSTANDING INFO. VERY WELL PRESENTED. THANK YOU.

Loved it very much , wish we could be there .👍👍👍

Another excellent segment! Thank you!!

Another good video if you do a volume 2, Jackson Browne 'Pretender' album is him crossing a street in downtown LA but I don't recall which intersection

great video! I'm still looking forward to your Creedence one. The Willy and the Poorboys album cover would be fun to find that street. And the Cosmo's Factory one, probably in a warehouse. It would be interesting to know how you research all this stff! Keep up the great work!

Absolutely loved this~

Love ALL your videos Tim! Keep them coming.

Great vid..thank you !!

Absolutely amazing, Thank you

Very cool video! Great stuff! Thank you!

As always, great video Tim!

Thank you....another beautiful video....Great

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Thanks Tim. As always, good stuff.

Interesting stuff!!! 👍👍👍

As always, great vlog! ❤ Thanks and keep’m coming Tim!

I enjoyed this video. 🎤🎸🎤🎹🥁

I'm amazed that you can find these places, like showing where one tiny piece of a landscape jigsaw puzzle belongs. Glam bands weren't my thing, but I loved that Sweet album! A little trivia re The Carpenters, because I went to junior high and high school with Karen. We were in the same grade but I never had any classes with her, other than that she was in the marching band and I was on the drill team. She was the second-best drummer at Downey High (a kid named Frankie Chavez was the best - he'd been playing Vegas with his family since he was little) and she never sang a note in the talent show. None of us knew she could sing! Even more trivial trivia: she and her brother built a couple apartment buildings in Downey as an investment and called them "We've Only Just Begun" and "Close to You." I moved to the westside but my parents drove me by them one time, because we thought it was funny. (I doubt I'd want to live in the Close to You Apartments.) They're long now now (Karen, my parents, the apartments... as my Dad used to say, Tempus is fugiting.)

This is a cool one Tim can’t wait to see pt 2 and pt 3 😀

Good stuff!

Great job! It was awesome to go back in time!

Your vids are the best Tim ! Love them.

Awesome video! I appreciate all the research that must've taken. Subscribed!

Cool stuff-thanks, man!

very cool video, thanks!

03:09 Would love to see a collab with Henry Diltz - imagine a walking (or driving) tour of Laurel Canyon locations! This was another well-researched video thanks Tim.

Great job brother man 🎼 Thank You for sharing.

thanks so much Tim for sharing this with me , much appreciated , Cheers from Ontario Canada ✌️🇺🇸✌️🇨🇦✌️

Is this Christmas day? Woke up this morning and found this wonderful gift! Great video!! Thanks for all of your hard work, Tim!!😁😁😁

I dig this video man !

Outstanding Tim, i could watch 10hours of that Great vid

Great Stuff as Always Tim ! Thanks for Posting ! Hope all is Well ! Peace, Rudy

Big smile here finally knowing where that iconic Todd Rundgren photo was taken! I have that inside album cover of Todd's S/A in a picture frame

great idea for an episode!

Love your videos, They are always packed full of the coolest info! Sad to think that part of sunset strip history will be lost, TY for keeping my best memories alive with in these video LOVE IT!

Awesome channel!

Man I gotta tell ya, you always bring these rock and roll nuggets to life with your videos. You're a great storyteller and you always bring the goods. Love the channel and I can't wait for the next one. Keep them coming!

Just finding this channel. You do a great job. Subscribed..

Always good is Tim

Talk about a deep dive! I would never have recognized these places today. So many changes.

That was great, man! Nothing could be more LA than showing the reality behind the image. Imagination is like a coloring book; a passageway to a courtyard becomes a location somewhere south of the border or a loading dock becomes Broadway. But then you get the literalism of "Desolation Blvd" and literalism topped with cleverness of "Now and Then". I am surprised nobody has created a destination hotel out of the old Morrison Hotel. I think the Minuteman cover is interesting for its detail but also because of the way the band ended (with the death of the lead singer in a car crash). Thanks for this excellent outing.

Nice, Tim! And nice to see the subscribers steadily growing. You deserve it...

Wow another Solid Gold hit video in which I once again learned _so much._

Stones & Sweet both done in LA...Mind🤯Blown. Thanks Tim for this educating video, excellent as usual!

Great video. You are an excellent story teller