There's a rumor that’s been around for some time concerning the Eagles’ song "Hotel California". The basic premise is that the song is about a Christian church that was abandoned (or otherwise ...

The best classic rock songs have an air of mystery. For example, one line in The Eagles' "Hotel California" might be confusing to many fans.

“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.

Don Henley had been playing with the phrase "Hotel California" for some time, but to become a song, it had to go through the regimented process the band had adopted by the mid-1970s.

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 ...

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 I saw a shimmering light My head ...

The Eagles' "Hotel California" shows at the Forum brought the original 1976 album's romantic cynicism back to the city that inspired it.

Days two and three of the trial over allegedly stolen lyrics from Eagles’ Hotel California album included taped phone calls and unseen emails.

Michael Jackson's Thriller has been overtaken as the all-time best-selling album in the US by the Eagles' greatest hits, and that band's album Hotel California is at number three. What is the ...