The Record Plant

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The Record Plant is a legendary American recording studio complex, best known for hosting sessions by major rock and pop artists from the late 1960s onward.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf recording studio
associatedWithArtist Aerosmith
Alice Cooper
Black Sabbath
Bruce Springsteen
Cheap Trick
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
David Bowie
Fleetwood Mac
Frank Zappa
Heart
Jimi Hendrix
John Lennon
Kiss
Led Zeppelin
Prince
Rufus with Chaka Khan
Stevie Wonder
The Eagles
The Rolling Stones
Van Halen
cityStudio Record Plant Los Angeles
Record Plant New York
Record Plant Sausalito
linked to: Record Plant
country United States
eraOfProminence 1970s
1980s
late 1960s
foundedBy Chris Stone
Gary Kellgren
genreSpecialty pop music
rock music
hasFeature lounge-like atmosphere for artists
multiple large tracking rooms
state-of-the-art control rooms
inception 1968
knownForAlbumRecording Born to Run
Electric Ladyland (sessions and overdubs)
linked to: Electric Ladyland

Hotel California
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locatedIn Los Angeles
New York City
Sausalito, California
linked to: Sausalito
notableFor hosting sessions by major pop artists
hosting sessions by major rock artists
innovative studio design
reputation legendary American recording studio complex

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The River recordedInStudio The Record Plant
Darkness on the Edge of Town recordedAt The Record Plant
Hoist recordedAt The Record Plant
Lick It Up recordedAt The Record Plant, New York
linked to: The Record Plant
The River recordedInStudio The Record Plant
subject linked to: studio album The River
The River sessions locationStudio The Record Plant, New York City
linked to: The Record Plant
Hotspot recordedAt The Record Plant, Los Angeles
subject linked to: Hotspot (Pet Shop Boys album)
linked to: The Record Plant