Hotel California is an allegory about hedonism and greed in Southern California in the 1970s. At the time of its release, the Eagles were riding high in the music world, experiencing material ...

“Hotel California” is a perfect song and, if you listen to it, you might just smell the scent of colitas rising up through the air. Read the original article from Showbiz Cheat Sheet ...

“Hotel California” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a single week. The tune lasted on the chart for 19 weeks in total. The tune appeared on the album Hotel California .

Hotel California Lyrics By Eagles Verse 1. On a dark desert highway Cool wind in my hair Warm smell of colitas Rising up through the air Up ahead in the distance ...

In other words, any meaning Hotel California has is unintended rather than hidden. The atmosphere of a man in an unfamiliar rural setting, unsure about what he's witnessing, mimics - says Frey ...

Well, that didn’t work, did it? That is, the Eagles’ attempt to head off further migration to an overpopulated Golden State by portraying it as a sad and sinister place in “Hotel California ...

Few opening lines set the scene like “Hotel California.” The track is as illusionary as the titular hotel the Eagles can’t seem to escape with a winding melody that treks on for more than ...

Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ Revival Still Sounds Like a Reason to Request Late Checkout: Concert Review A full run-through of the 1976 album sounded like the clarion call to the Golden State ...

In other words, any meaning Hotel California has is unintended rather than hidden. The atmosphere of a man in an unfamiliar rural setting, unsure about what he's witnessing, mimics - says Frey ...