Hotel California--The Eagles | The Story Behind the Album Cover Art
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Hotel California--The Eagles | The Story Behind the Album Cover Art
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They perched on a cherry picker over Sunset Boulevard at rush hour, chasing a sliver of dying daylight to photograph a hotel you weren’t even supposed to see from the street. That alone should tell you Hotel California was never going to be just another album cover.
The Beverly Hills Hotel looks warm and welcoming—until you learn why Don Henley wanted it shot in the gloaming, that eerie nowhere-hour between day and night when glamour curdles into something darker. The Eagles wanted “faded glory, loss of innocence, and decadence,” and boy, did they get it.
There’s the neon sign that isn’t neon, the lawsuit that vanished when everyone realized business was booming, and—of course—the mysterious woman in the second-story window who has fueled fan theories ranging from witchy woman to accidental ghost. Was she an omen, a metaphor, or just an extra with very good timing?
Check out any time you like—but you may never look at this cover the same way again.
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