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Fixed spot in the highest echelons of the top 2000: Hotel California of the Eagles. The title track ending with the spectacular guitar duel of and has stood the test of time effortlessly. The accompanying album from 1976 is also one of the classic pop albums. The Eagles had already achieved considerable success with the four records before Hotel California. After the departure of guitarist (and… country conscience) With Hotel California, The Eagles increasingly moved in the direction of radio-friendly soft rock, which did especially well in the US. That success was also the textual inspiration for Hotel California, but the joys of booze, drugs and free sex would later also take their toll. The Eagles never touched the level of Hotel California again and would afterwards mainly be involved in quarrels and lawsuits. Fortunately, nothing of this could be heard on the stylized Hotel California. (PdK)more
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