Pictures of the old "A&M"?

[Chris May]

Does anyone know where I might be able to view pictures of what the INSIDE of A&M looked like in the '70s? I have recorded at A&M and been through there many times in the past (8) years, but no one there can give me any info on where I might locate archive stuff. HELP! -Chris

 

[Steven J. Gross]

Hi Chris,
I too remember visiting A&M in the mid seventies. This link has a "tour" of the place: http://www.amcorner.com/home.html

 

[Brasil_Nut]

There was once a site devoted to the actual A&M Records. It was extensive. There were photos and layouts of the studios. Unless someone (here) has them archived and/or saved, I don't know where they might be located. That site went down some time after the sale of A&M.

Jon

 

[Brasil_Nut]

Hi Chris,
I too remember visiting A&M in the mid seventies. This link has a "tour" of the place: http://www.amcorner.com/home.html

Hey Chris,

Steven is correct. www.amcorner.com is a good source of photos and details about the Lot.

As I said before, the old A&M Records site was extensive, with layouts and information about specific recording services then offered by A&M. The site also included a history and tribute to the builder and original owner of the property: Mr. Charlie Chaplin.

Jon

...who enjoyed his own visits to the Lot back in the early '80s, online...

 

[Michael Hagerty]

It's accessible....

http://web.archive.org/web/19970218045346/www.amstudios.com/

Anytime you want something from a website that no longer exists, try www.archive.org
and type the old website address into the box marked "Wayback Machine".

Archive.org has stuff back to 1996 or 1997 depending on the website.

---Michael Hagerty