That Carole King house is incredibly charming. The castle-style front door, the turret, the window seat on the cover of Tapestry - you can see why those creative women loved it.
@RockessentialTim I'm glad you said that because looking at the front, I couldn't understand the attraction to that structure besides the history. Now I know there's a whole lot more space to enjoy and work with.
Thank you Tim, another great vid, I think you’ve probably got enough material for a book, “Tim’s guide to Laurel Canyon”, I’d buy it for sure, keep on rockin, Ken
Fun video Tim, 🙋♂from Nashville. Great entertainment for Sunday breakfast. I'm now doing Ubering in my new Tesla here in Nashville. When I pick up people from their hotels leaving to go to the airport. I tell them " Evidently no one told you, That once you're here in Nashville, you can never leave." I get quite a few interesting comment's.
Love your casual but straightforward delivery…really good flow and cool interesting topic…I think many people who found ways to exist in or off the music/entertainment world were often in an in between liminal space already…so things beyond that pushing into their space is believable to me….
I used to live in Echo Park one block away from these Victorian houses on Calumet street next to the Edgeware brick apartments. I was always in awe of the beauty of these antiques. It was Anton La Vey founder and high priest of the Church of Satan that’s photographed behind the Eagle’s in the balcony.
I live at the infamous Cecil Hotel downtown. People die here almost on a weekly basis. You add that up by a hundred years that’s a shitload of dead people. So by my estimation this place should be the Grand Central Station of ghosts. Neither me or the numerous people I’ve talked to have experienced anything. Go figure.
I’d go to management and demand a sighting! I mean, any dwelling that witnessed Good ole Richie R. coming home covered in victims blood, undressing in the lobby and going upstairs to bed, has got to be haunted. Maybe up your profile name from 666 to a pentagram. THAT doesn’t work, try for a week quoting what he said after his trial,’I’ll see you in Disneyland.’ Someone says hi to You in the halls,’ I’ll see you in Disneyland.’ Keep us posted. 🎉
Great stuff as always Tim... My wife and I have been doing paranormal investigations and infrared photography for over 26 years... These spots are filled with amazing history and wonderful tales... BTW...Halloween is my favorite too... Thanks for posting ! Peace, Rudy.
Yes. Some really crazy stuff...A lot of it is residual Civil War Battlefield stuff...A couple of full bodied apparitions on infrared... The veil between worlds is quite thin at times... Stay Well.. Peace. Uncle R.@@RockessentialTim
I just love this type of stuff. And you do it so well. I spent a bit of time in Hollywood (mid 70's) with a band I was shooting for. (Remember Zolar X ?) Hung out at all the usual places, The Rainbow, Starwood, Rodney's etc. Watching your videos brings back memories of fun times with some really fun people. Thanks!
Cool. I got to Hollywood in early 77 and I remember Zolar X. Rodney's had already closed by that time but there was a cool scene going on at The Starwood for sure. It was a great time to be young!
Thanks much. I actually saw them play several times. If memory serves (not totally reliable) Lorna either lived in my building or had a friend that did and she used to occasionally borrow my bass amp so I'd go to the gigs to make sure it was safe which was a good idea considering their shows were TOTAL FREAKING CHAOS!!!
OMG that is too weird.! You are the 2nd viewer who has told me the same thing about the blurry pics. I am intending on doing a Janis Joplin piece in the coming months and I might just have to cough up the money and rent the room for the night!
@RockessentialTim I was lucky, I had some friends staying there long term, and they made friends with the front desk folks...anytime the room was vacant they would have the opportunity to visit it! Staying for the night would be very cool! I use to live on the apartment across the street from the highland gardens! Looking forward to more content and maybe a Janis only video!
I had heard a story that I couldn't verify that the current owners sued the realtors for not disclosing to them the house was haunted. The guy that owns it is some hugely popular DJ.
My friend and I spent the night in room 105 of the Landmark Hotel. Nothing unusual occurred but we were overwhelmed by all the personal messages left by fans in Janis’s closet. I wish she knew how very much she was loved and admired. ❤
This video deserves way more likes and attention! Great job and I love how you are not long winded. Or hover too long at one location. Science can actually explain a lot of different forms of sightings but it’s fun to imagine otherwise too. Physics does involve both sides of particles manifest and un manifest however so I’m not saying that spirits aren’t real but I doubt they ever visit here again? Imho ha!
I never believed in the paranormal until something happened one night around 1:00 AM at work. Strange things have still been happening over the years since, and not only to me.
Tim, Thanks for another great video. Finally made it LA a few weeks ago for the 50th anniversary Gram's death. Question, have you read "Weird Scenes inside the canyon'?
I used to hang out with Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night a lot at his house in Laurel Canyon. His stepson was my best friend growing up. He bought the house from Alice Cooper. I don't know what happened there, but there were numerous instances where people saw an old man playing the piano. Apparently it was a ghost, but was playing the piano, which is really freaky outish.
This is done so well it seems like a series you'd see on 'The Travel Channel' or something. Great work sir!🤘 BTW, why you don't have a couple million subs is beyond me!🤔
I absolutely love what you do!! Your production, content, presentation and knowledge on given subjects are amazing!! You totally smoke Jordan, Woo, and that Dearly Departed Cat!!! You’re the real deal! Keep them coming mi amigo!!!
Tim!! I'm still here, wonder of wonders!! I've stayed in some pretty haunted places here in West Afrika, where many of the locals say that half the people walking around are dead; I dunno if its true but the possibility is something to ponder!! Thanks keep it up, most entertaining to me!! CC-Kaduna
Great work, Tim. Love your content as always I work in historic preservation so this is right up my alley Btw, going to see The Eagles in three weeks and so looking forward to it. Happy Halloween!
Of course Tim you know how I feel about your videos. As I always say, I absolutely love your videos pertaining to the music history of LA and California. Of the many you tubers I am subscribed to, your videos are the ones I look forward to seeing the most. Doing videos myself, I know there is a lot of work that goes into getting them up. I still have six videos yet to get up from our trip to Disney back in September. So I know it is probably tough for you as well to get more up more often. Plus I know you have to do the research and venture out to the locations to do the videos. But anyway my friend, I always, always, always love seeing your videos when they come out. Thanks man.
@@RockessentialTim Awesome. I am semi-retired myself. I work construction and work for myself. I enjoy doing things that makes people happy and earn money as well. Not sure if I will ever reach the money-making status with my videos. Right now I do it because I enjoy doing them.
My wife is a huge Charmed fan so when in LA we visited the exterior house location for that show. Much to my shock I learned that the Thriller house was only like four doors down!
I dont know why Tim but i just this latest video. I have all notifications turned on, technology gotta love it. Anyways great video as always didnt know any of what you said. Keep it up please your the best.
Thanks again for another great video. When I was in LA this past spring I tried to find an open door to the Lido apartments but I failed.I just missed someone going in. Def doesn’t feel like a great part of town lol. By the way, do you record all of your music soundtracks. I saw in the one video it seemed like you had a studio. Love the musical interludes between locations. Thanks again!
Funny, the door happened to be open when I went by. The former Hollywood Hawaiian Hotel where Warren Zevon lived and wrote if about a block up the street on Yucca. And yes, I am a musician and I write and produce all the music for the vids. I prolly spend more time on that the filming part!
Ok Tim, your gonna think I'm nuts on this one but, here it goes, During my 95' trip to LA not only did we visit a bunch of Doors sites we also stopped in to see Room 105 at the Landmark Hotel I remember walking down the hallway and the only door open was 105, just barely cracked but open, we peaked in but no one was inside, so I stepped back to get a photo of the door then, we went elsewhere exploring LA. Things didn't get weird until I got the film developed back in Texas, to my amazement the photo of Room 105 door came out way different than the others. we took tons of photos in LA with the same camera and film type. but the Janis room is slightly out of focus with a dull light coming out from the top of the door jam, but the light is bent and separated like smoke. this photo is creepy creepy creepy. Maybe it was Janis's way of saying hello to a fellow Texan.
Very entertaining, Tim. What's your take on why the Tom Mix / Frank Zappa Log Cabin property has not been redeveloped after decades of dereliction? Given its location it has to be worth a fortune. Who owns it now?
I have no idea who owns it and I hope beyond hope nobody buys it because if they try to develop it, the traffic on Laurel Canyon Blvd will be more of a nightmare than it already is for years to come!
Hi Tim, brand new to your channel. Very nice, thank you for this. Will like and sub for sure. I love your style with quick and to the point objective narrations. The former Navy/Marine Corps Reserve Center in Elysian Park is haunted. It is now an LA Fire Department training facilty. I spoke with one of the city employees there who told me that dozens of city, county, and contractor employees have gone in there to do work or repairs in the underground facilities area and have ran out in panic refusing to go back in to even retrieve their tools. They swore to God there is something is in there. Not making any of this up either. This city employee said that people highly suspect the reason for such chronic paranormal type activities is because of the different types of death in or around that facility. Both Navy and Marine Corps personnel died inside there drowning. There was a big pool in there designed like the inside of a Navy ship to train the sailors and Marines how to deal with emergencies. Someone allegedly committed suicide there too. Also, there was allegedly both Native American and Jewish cemeteries there that were relocated. The guys in Slipknot said something about that Houdini Laurel Canyon house being haunted too. They recorded there. On a different note. A former neighbor of mine was the first responding LAPD officer to that motel room when Janis Joplin was found dead. He said he could still see the needle decades later. He said he neve though he would be sent to a call and personally see a muscian whose music he liked dead of a drug overdose. Sorry for the ramble. Just your video was done so well it got me fired up to talk about this stuff. Keep up the great work you have a lot fans out here.
That is some interesting stuff! I've been to the Police Academy up there a couple times but never that other facility. Would be super interesting to check out!
The unknown figure in the Hotel California pic in the Lido lobby could have been a guest who happened by and was checking out what was going on. Not saying ghosts dont exist, as I've experienced them on more than one occasion, just ruling out the mundane explanation. That said, another great video!
I saw a documentary regarding that photo and it was revealed that it is a dark complected model a.k.a. black. I can’t remember her name though. Inferring it may be a spooky ghost fits the video more so though.
I saw the Germs quite a few times and it was always total Chaos. Lorna Doom used to borrow my bass rig occasionally. I honestly can't remember how I knew her, I think we lived in the same building. I remember she was way more polite than her image would have led one to believe and that Belinda Carlisle was her best bud. One of the more memorable shows I saw was the night Darby jumped off the balcony onto the stage at the Starwood and broke his leg.
@@RockessentialTim that's cool. I did see The Germs play with that actor in place of Darby in 2005 or whenever. Weird show. But cool seeing Pat, Lorna & Don live together. you're lucky you were around the scene back then. ever see Agent Orange back in early 80s? They're my favorite punk band. I've seen them a lot but it was well after Scott & James were out of the band.
I have never been to LA but always think if Laurel Canyon as "Love Street" from the 1968 Doors song. Was looking for that location on the tour. I am Gen-X but love 60s music better than any other era. Cool stuff.
That Carole King house is incredibly charming. The castle-style front door, the turret, the window seat on the cover of Tapestry - you can see why those creative women loved it.
It doesn't look it from the front but it is a rather gigantic house with views from front and back.
@RockessentialTim I'm glad you said that because looking at the front, I couldn't understand the attraction to that structure besides the history. Now I know there's a whole lot more space to enjoy and work with.
They are familiar spirits , demonic beings mimicking dead people There call the watchers
The Murder House basement is definitely creepy! You're a natural, Tim. Thanks for doing what you do.
Thanks, Cliff!
why is it called the Murder House
Being born 52 miles away from Laurel Canyon in Oxnard, the canyon history has always interested me. Great, fun video. Thanks!
Very cool!
Thank you Tim, another great vid, I think you’ve probably got enough material for a book, “Tim’s guide to Laurel Canyon”, I’d buy it for sure, keep on rockin, Ken
Hmmm. That is a very interesting idea.
@@RockessentialTim I'd buy it!
Tim -- great job! After 18 years out here in the SoCal desert, it's always a pleasure to return with you to my original Cali stomping grounds.
Glad to give you a little fix.
Fun video Tim, 🙋♂from Nashville. Great entertainment for Sunday breakfast. I'm now doing Ubering in my new Tesla here in Nashville. When I pick up people from their hotels leaving to go to the airport. I tell them " Evidently no one told you, That once you're here in Nashville, you can never leave." I get quite a few interesting comment's.
It sounds like you're keeping yourself busy. Would love to get out to Nashville again one of these days!
Boo! Hope you have as much fun watching it as I had making it.
You would've thought someone would have purchased Zappa's property to rebuild on ! Terrific video !
So far so good. I like it the way it is now!
Love your casual but straightforward delivery…really good flow and cool interesting topic…I think many people who found ways to exist in or off the music/entertainment world were often in an in between liminal space already…so things beyond that pushing into their space is believable to me….
I'm glad you get it!
I used to live in Echo Park one block away from these Victorian houses on Calumet street next to the Edgeware brick apartments. I was always in awe of the beauty of these antiques. It was Anton La Vey founder and high priest of the Church of Satan that’s photographed behind the Eagle’s in the balcony.
I live at the infamous Cecil Hotel downtown. People die here almost on a weekly basis. You add that up by a hundred years that’s a shitload of dead people. So by my estimation this place should be the Grand Central Station of ghosts. Neither me or the numerous people I’ve talked to have experienced anything. Go figure.
I’d go to management and demand a sighting! I mean, any dwelling that witnessed Good ole Richie R. coming home covered in victims blood, undressing in the lobby and going upstairs to bed, has got to be haunted.
Maybe up your profile name from 666 to a pentagram. THAT doesn’t work, try for a week quoting what he said after his trial,’I’ll see you in Disneyland.’ Someone says hi to
You in the halls,’ I’ll see you in Disneyland.’
Keep us posted. 🎉
Wow, great episode! I'd never heard the story about The ghost of Darby Crash! Pretty Spooky stuff! Thank you, and Happy Halloween!!🎃👻
Thanks much and have a great Halloween!
Loved this video. I love music and I'm fascinated by the occult! This video is perfect for the Halloween season! Keep up the awesome work, Tim!
Thanks!
I love Laurel
Canyon...I love this part of L.A
Absolutely love your videos Tim! Thank you so much!
Thanks much !
Awesome, a new Tim video!
Great stuff as always Tim... My wife and I have been doing paranormal investigations and infrared photography for over 26 years... These spots are filled with amazing history and wonderful tales... BTW...Halloween is my favorite too... Thanks for posting ! Peace, Rudy.
Thanks my man. You must have some great stories. Maybe YOU should do a video?
Yes. Some really crazy stuff...A lot of it is residual Civil War Battlefield stuff...A couple of full bodied apparitions on infrared... The veil between worlds is quite thin at times... Stay Well.. Peace. Uncle R.@@RockessentialTim
Fascinating stuff. My great grandfather was wounded at Gettysburg. He was almost 60 years old when my grandmother was born. @@unclerudy9797
I just love this type of stuff. And you do it so well. I spent a bit of time in Hollywood (mid 70's) with a band I was shooting for. (Remember Zolar X ?) Hung out at all the usual places, The Rainbow, Starwood, Rodney's etc. Watching your videos brings back memories of fun times with some really fun people. Thanks!
Cool. I got to Hollywood in early 77 and I remember Zolar X. Rodney's had already closed by that time but there was a cool scene going on at The Starwood for sure. It was a great time to be young!
@@RockessentialTim It sure was!
I was in Hollywood around the same time as you. Some great memories!
Just noticed a doc on YT @the Rainbow
Fantastic Tim. Perfect timing. Enjoy your videos very much. Will be waiting for your next one. Thanks.
I mean how often do we get a Friday the 13th in October?
The lobby of the Hotel California also appears inside Stevie Nicks' Bella Donna album from 1981.
I did not know that! Very cool.
Another great video. Thanks for posting, Tim. Happy Halloween!
You too. Gonna be a good one this year!
This was really good. So interesting. I love old Hollywood stuff like this. The production quality and editing was really nice.
Me too. I love when I get to go to places like this. Glad you enjoyed it!
I have lived in Laurel Canyon since 1978. This is an excellent video. Even I learned a lot.
Thanks a lot. We're practically neighbors, I live on the Studio City side in the Dona's.
Oh my gosh the stories I have from living at what used to be known as Oakwood apartments off Barham. The haunting got so terrifying I had to move.
I'll bet! Been there a few times for parties. Didn't see any ghosts but there were a lot of "spirits" present.
Someone give this man a tv show! Great vlog! Rock on
Great video! I love the rock history of Laurel Canyon and ghost stories. Will have to watch the other Laurel Canyon videos on your channel now.
Thanks for checking it out and I hope you like it!
Those old tunnels sound really cool! They should open them up again!
Exactly!
Awesome Video I especially loved the part about the Germs Gig ya saw one of the few Legendary L.A. punk bands I didn’t get to see live… thanks Tim
Thanks much. I actually saw them play several times. If memory serves (not totally reliable) Lorna either lived in my building or had a friend that did and she used to occasionally borrow my bass amp so I'd go to the gigs to make sure it was safe which was a good idea considering their shows were TOTAL FREAKING CHAOS!!!
I use to live across from Highland Gardens...visited Janis' room, took some pictures and they ALL came out blury...but the room felt very calm.
OMG that is too weird.! You are the 2nd viewer who has told me the same thing about the blurry pics. I am intending on doing a Janis Joplin piece in the coming months and I might just have to cough up the money and rent the room for the night!
@RockessentialTim I was lucky, I had some friends staying there long term, and they made friends with the front desk folks...anytime the room was vacant they would have the opportunity to visit it! Staying for the night would be very cool! I use to live on the apartment across the street from the highland gardens! Looking forward to more content and maybe a Janis only video!
Don’t know how you do it…. One fantastic video after another. Thanks!!
Thanks!
Your videos are the best Tim. The Murder House creeped me out. That was a great tour of some very eerie locations. I really enjoyed this.
I had heard a story that I couldn't verify that the current owners sued the realtors for not disclosing to them the house was haunted. The guy that owns it is some hugely popular DJ.
thanks Tim for yet another great tour 👍 much appreciated , Cheers ✌️🇺🇸🎸🇨🇦✌️
Always. Thanks Mark!
Love to see more haunted Hollywood. I find it very fascinating.
Part 2? Hmmm...
@@RockessentialTim thanks
My friend and I spent the night in room 105 of the Landmark Hotel. Nothing unusual occurred but we were overwhelmed by all the personal messages left by fans in Janis’s closet. I wish she knew how very much she was loved and admired. ❤
It is really interesting how many people have responded to this vid about Janis and 105. I think I see a vid on the horizon. Thanks for the cool post
Hats off to you Tim you keep knocking these videos out of the park.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks Haydn. Going out to film something now. Gotta keep moving!
Fantastic video in the season
that Rock and Roll Never Dies .
Thanks Tim
Right on, thanks!
This video deserves way more likes and attention! Great job and I love how you are not long winded. Or hover too long at one location. Science can actually explain a lot of different forms of sightings but it’s fun to imagine otherwise too. Physics does involve both sides of particles manifest and un manifest however so I’m not saying that spirits aren’t real but I doubt they ever visit here again? Imho ha!
Thanks much. And I will just add that nothing like an old fashioned rock n roll ghost story to get the party started!
OMG you never disappoint. Another rock solid vid - thank you so much for it.
Thanks again!
Glad to have you back! Great job!
Thanks!
Another great video, I’m visiting LA next year from Scotland and your videos are really helping me find locations to visit for when I go, thanks Tim!
You'll have a great time. Driving is an absolute adventure here!
I never believed in the paranormal until something happened one night around 1:00 AM at work. Strange things have still been happening over the years since, and not only to me.
What happened ?👀
Great video! This was a lot of fun. Watching from Thailand and sending gratitude for this 🙏
Love it. Thanks for the cool comment!
Fantastic stuff as always, Tim! Thanks alot!
Thanks much. Glad you dig it!
Really Enjoyed this Video...Thanks for all the info...Nice Work. ROCK ON!
Right on, thanks. I really enjoyed making this vid1
Good to see you back Tim.
Thanks!
I live in LA and have only heard about some of these places but have never visited. I'll definitely do so. Thanks for the vid!
Subscribed! Cheers
Glad you like em and thanks for the sub!
This is literally one of the coolest videos I have ever seen…you made my RUclips premium worth it 🤣🤣🤣
Literally the coolest comment I've heard all day!
Tim, what a great start with haunted music locations. I never knew about most of them! I know that there is so much more to go!Thanks..🎃👻
Part 2? We shall see
Always look forward to your videos Tim.👍
Thanks 👍
this is great Tim, soo glad your channel popped up today...luv the music and history of the canyons...and shared on my FB for spooky season👻🎃👽👿☠
Thank you, I love when people share. Happy Halloween!
Tim,
Thanks for another great video. Finally made it LA a few weeks ago for the 50th anniversary Gram's death. Question, have you read "Weird Scenes inside the canyon'?
Glad you made it. Yes, I've read McGowan's book.
@@RockessentialTim When you went to Franks cabin it made me think of the book. Another great book (but depressing) is Drugs as weapons against us.
Love these stories Tim. Please keep them coming mate. All the best.
Will do and thanks. Got a new one in the hopper for this coming Halloween.
Greetings from Liverpool mate.
@@sparx550 Right on. Would love to go there with my camera and do a vid on Declan McManus.
I used to hang out with Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night a lot at his house in Laurel Canyon. His stepson was my best friend growing up. He bought the house from Alice Cooper. I don't know what happened there, but there were numerous instances where people saw an old man playing the piano. Apparently it was a ghost, but was playing the piano, which is really freaky outish.
I know that house! I've never heard the story but I love it!
I grew up on Lookout Mountain. Right below the Sunset Plaza. Mine was the party house.
Danny Hutton is a really cool guy.
@@mikeneidlinger8857 I go walking with my dog up there on Crescent every couple months or so. Best views in the city!
There's also the view of the Valley from Mulholland. I used to hang out with a guy who raced Mulholland and went over the side.
This is done so well it seems like a series you'd see on 'The Travel Channel' or something. Great work sir!🤘 BTW, why you don't have a couple million subs is beyond me!🤔
Thanks much for absolutely making my day!
@@RockessentialTim 🤘🤘🤘
Another great video. Thanks Tim!
Awesome video man!!!!
I absolutely love what you do!! Your production, content, presentation and knowledge on given subjects are amazing!! You totally smoke Jordan, Woo, and that Dearly Departed Cat!!! You’re the real deal! Keep them coming mi amigo!!!
Wow, thanks so much! I don't really know the other ones but must say I really dig Jordan's whole thang. Working on a new one now
Tim!! I'm still here, wonder of wonders!! I've stayed in some pretty haunted places here in West Afrika, where many of the locals say that half the people walking around are dead; I dunno if its true but the possibility is something to ponder!! Thanks keep it up, most entertaining to me!! CC-Kaduna
Glad you liked it. Would love to visit your part of the globe one day!
Great work, Tim. Love your content as always I work in historic preservation so this is right up my alley Btw, going to see The Eagles in three weeks and so looking forward to it. Happy Halloween!
Where are you going to see them at? Happy Halloween to you too
@@RockessentialTim Rupp Arena, Lexington, Ky.
Should be a great show! @@kbusby4824
Great video dude just started watching keep up the great work 👍
Right on, thanks!
Thanks man, wonderful video. ✌️
Right on, thanks!
Hello from the UK Tim, im a Newby just subscribed. Loved the video sooo interesting, look forward to the next .
Keep rocking👍🇬🇧...... .
Well I'm glad you've decided to stick around for another cup of coffee. Thanks much and you keep rockin' too!
Of course Tim you know how I feel about your videos. As I always say, I absolutely love your videos pertaining to the music history of LA and California. Of the many you tubers I am subscribed to, your videos are the ones I look forward to seeing the most. Doing videos myself, I know there is a lot of work that goes into getting them up. I still have six videos yet to get up from our trip to Disney back in September. So I know it is probably tough for you as well to get more up more often. Plus I know you have to do the research and venture out to the locations to do the videos. But anyway my friend, I always, always, always love seeing your videos when they come out. Thanks man.
, the vids do take a certain amount of time. BUT---I'm retired so I have all the time in the world!
@@RockessentialTim Awesome. I am semi-retired myself. I work construction and work for myself. I enjoy doing things that makes people happy and earn money as well. Not sure if I will ever reach the money-making status with my videos. Right now I do it because I enjoy doing them.
Its really the only reason to do them, right? @@thecoolestdad
@@RockessentialTim Exactly.
My wife is a huge Charmed fan so when in LA we visited the exterior house location for that show. Much to my shock I learned that the Thriller house was only like four doors down!
Wow! I didn't know the Charmed house was on Carroll. I guess we both learned something!
Nice that you included Darby. Thank you
Thanks much. Went to many a Germs show back in the day and they NEVER disappointed.
I dont know why Tim but i just this latest video. I have all notifications turned on, technology gotta love it. Anyways great video as always didnt know any of what you said. Keep it up please your the best.
Better late than never (and its only been out a week) Thanks!
@@RockessentialTim the Carole King house is that the house where the cover of Tapestry was shot? I think you said it was. Memory is going man ! ! !
Yep...
What a fun video, thanks Tim🎃
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video!!! Great work!!! So very interesting and spine tingling!!! 😱😱😱👻👻👻
fascinating video. makes one wonder about the nature of "reality".
Really well done tour. You've got a gift my friend.
Thank you kindly!
I'm hooked! Thank you for this, I love Old Hollywood.
I always say, Old Hollywood is a gateway drug!
another fab video Tim!
Loved making this one, thanks!
Enjoyed that. All the best from Sunderland,UK
Same to you!
Thank you so much on your video I loved it. Please keep up the great work.🤟👍🏻
Thanks. It was a really fun vid to make!
I never miss your vids, please keep them coming. Where can we get hold of the music you produce for them ?
Working on one now, thanks. As far as the music goes, when I have some time I will. Lots of "home" stuff to do this time of year!
Thanks! Tim👻
Thanks. Loved making it!
Very interesting. I never heard of many of the locations.
A couple of them are really close to each other.
well scripted Tim - concise storytelling and just a little spooky - great locations!
Thanks my man.
Thanks again for another great video. When I was in LA this past spring I tried to find an open door to the Lido apartments but I failed.I just missed someone going in. Def doesn’t feel like a great part of town lol. By the way, do you record all of your music soundtracks. I saw in the one video it seemed like you had a studio. Love the musical interludes between locations. Thanks again!
Funny, the door happened to be open when I went by. The former Hollywood Hawaiian Hotel where Warren Zevon lived and wrote if about a block up the street on Yucca. And yes, I am a musician and I write and produce all the music for the vids. I prolly spend more time on that the filming part!
I have come to love the intro because I know something good is coming. Enjoyed it very much. My favorite is Belushi funny in life and in death!!👻🎃☠
I watched The Blues Brothers for the 40th time the other day. It still holds up for me in my top 5 comedies ever made.
Great video. Love that kinda stuff.
Tim great video bro!! Happy Halloween!!!
Right on, you too!
I don't know about ghosts, but I bet Laurel Canyon was a great place 40-55 years ago. Nick J
Its still a pretty cool place---expensive but cool. When you meet people walking in the neighborhood they are always friendly.
@@RockessentialTim I bet it's expensive. See you after the next video. Nick
Great job Tim!!!!!!!
Tanks, Jim!
Thanks Tim love it...
Ok Tim, your gonna think I'm nuts on this one but, here it goes,
During my 95' trip to LA not only did we visit a bunch of Doors sites we also stopped in to see Room 105 at the Landmark Hotel
I remember walking down the hallway and the only door open was 105, just barely cracked but open, we peaked in but no one was inside, so I stepped back to get a photo of the door then, we went elsewhere exploring LA. Things didn't get weird until I got the film developed back in Texas, to my amazement the photo of Room 105 door came out way different than the others. we took tons of photos in LA with the same camera and film type. but the Janis room is slightly out of focus with a dull light coming out from the top of the door jam, but the light is bent and separated like smoke. this photo is creepy creepy creepy. Maybe it was Janis's way of saying hello to a fellow Texan.
Wow! I would love to see it. I'm going to be making a Janis video in the coming future and obviously room 105 will have a place in it.
You should have that photo online. Make a video about it, even!
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Very entertaining, Tim. What's your take on why the Tom Mix / Frank Zappa Log Cabin property has not been redeveloped after decades of dereliction? Given its location it has to be worth a fortune. Who owns it now?
I have no idea who owns it and I hope beyond hope nobody buys it because if they try to develop it, the traffic on Laurel Canyon Blvd will be more of a nightmare than it already is for years to come!
Just reminded me, my brothers used to go to Zappa’s Halloween shows in NYC every year 🎃
Loved this video... Thanks Tim
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I love your style with quick and to the point objective narrations.
The former Navy/Marine Corps Reserve Center in Elysian Park is haunted. It is now an LA Fire Department training facilty. I spoke with one of the city employees there who told me that dozens of city, county, and contractor employees have gone in there to do work or repairs in the underground facilities area and have ran out in panic refusing to go back in to even retrieve their tools. They swore to God there is something is in there. Not making any of this up either.
This city employee said that people highly suspect the reason for such chronic paranormal type activities is because of the different types of death in or around that facility. Both Navy and Marine Corps personnel died inside there drowning. There was a big pool in there designed like the inside of a Navy ship to train the sailors and Marines how to deal with emergencies. Someone allegedly committed suicide there too. Also, there was allegedly both Native American and Jewish cemeteries there that were relocated.
The guys in Slipknot said something about that Houdini Laurel Canyon house being haunted too. They recorded there.
On a different note. A former neighbor of mine was the first responding LAPD officer to that motel room when Janis Joplin was found dead. He said he could still see the needle decades later. He said he neve though he would be sent to a call and personally see a muscian whose music he liked dead of a drug overdose.
Sorry for the ramble. Just your video was done so well it got me fired up to talk about this stuff. Keep up the great work you have a lot fans out here.
That is some interesting stuff! I've been to the Police Academy up there a couple times but never that other facility. Would be super interesting to check out!
Very well put together!
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The unknown figure in the Hotel California pic in the Lido lobby could have been a guest who happened by and was checking out what was going on. Not saying ghosts dont exist, as I've experienced them on more than one occasion, just ruling out the mundane explanation. That said, another great video!
You might be right but that version would make for a pretty lousy ghost story in the vid!
I saw a documentary regarding that photo and it was revealed that it is a dark complected model a.k.a. black. I can’t remember her name though. Inferring it may be a spooky ghost fits the video more so though.
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Hey Tim- I learned some things. Thanks!!
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awesome ya got to see Darby Crash back in day. cant imagine what that must've been like.
I saw the Germs quite a few times and it was always total Chaos. Lorna Doom used to borrow my bass rig occasionally. I honestly can't remember how I knew her, I think we lived in the same building. I remember she was way more polite than her image would have led one to believe and that Belinda Carlisle was her best bud. One of the more memorable shows I saw was the night Darby jumped off the balcony onto the stage at the Starwood and broke his leg.
@@RockessentialTim that's cool. I did see The Germs play with that actor in place of Darby in 2005 or whenever. Weird show. But cool seeing Pat, Lorna & Don live together. you're lucky you were around the scene back then. ever see Agent Orange back in early 80s? They're my favorite punk band. I've seen them a lot but it was well after Scott & James were out of the band.
No, I have never seen them but I know of them. @@STEVEHEROLD
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I have never been to LA but always think if Laurel Canyon as "Love Street" from the 1968 Doors song. Was looking for that location on the tour. I am Gen-X but love 60s music better than any other era. Cool stuff.
"Love Street" is behind the Laurel Canyon Country Store. At 11:47 in the video we drive right past it.