I’m 24 so there’s not many friends I have that even know of the Doors so it’s always dope to see people posting videos educating and keeping their name alive
Indeed the real rock and roll stars that wrote there own songs that never had to cover others music to make a buck off of someone else! Thank you very much 💖
Be sure to check out the documentary, I believe called The Canyon, produced by Jacob Dylan, that covers the music scene of the area. Lots of Brian Wilson, Tom Petty, and Mamas and The Papas content.
I ran food concessions nightly at Topanga Corral 1978 and met and prepared delicious fresh food for its patrons and many talented musicians like Neil Young, members of Canned Heat and so many others. It was exciting. I was unfortunately attacked by two men behind the building where I stayed in my motorhome that were later identified as the Hillside Stranglers. It was a very traumatic experience I survived and I left and returned to my home in Southern Oregon 1979.
MKUltra d by his own satanic Military Industrial Complex connected father who helped start the Vietnam War to gain control of the golden triangle herion Nd human trafficking trade with a false flag event in the Gulf Of Tonkin.
The TH-camr awoke before dawn he put his boots on, he took a face from the ancient Gallery and he walked on down the hall. "Canyon". I really enjoy your videos, Thank You, keep up the great work.
As once quoted by Morrison himself,... There is life, and there is death,.....and in between,....... There are the Doors. Long live the legend of The Lizard King and long live The Grimmlifer Legion! Awesome video as always. We Grimmlifers hope you NEVER run out of places to travel to and do videos on. Cool stuff. Happy Halloween!
Topanga canyon road is very unique place. Everytime I drive it, I always say, this place is frozen in 1969. If you read Diane Lake's book, (Manson family member) she tells you about what was happening on Topanga canyon. From the 118 freeway to Pacific Coast Highway. It was very popular with the hippies.
"Yeah, back at the Roadhouse they got some bungalows Yeah, back at the Roadhouse they got some bungalows And that's for the people Who like to go down slow"
Jim Morrison is and will always be my favorite artist of all time. He really was a true Poet. What a beautiful place. Theres something about California and the canyons and beautiful winding roads that takes my breath away. And lots of history. Whenever I think of Topanga canyon, I can't help of think of Gary Hinman, one of the victims in the Manson murders. He lived in Topanga Canyon when Manson had sent Bobby Buesolei, Susan. Atkins and Mary Bruner to rob Hinman. And we all know how that ended unfortunately. Definitely a grim fact but history none the less.
For the record where you show the scene of the dinosaur overlooking the boat aka SS MINOW That’s the actual boat from the show Gilligans island that was shot back in the 60s
Your talk of the road reminded me that I hitchhiked through Topanga Canyon from the valley to the coast one morning after a late party. Got a ride in the back of a van with no doors on it. He drove fast. That was kinda hairy.
Another great video!!! Have you thought about doing a location video for The Burbs??? The Burbs would be soooo cool!!!!! And how about a tour of Laurel Canyon, that would be so cool too....walking in the footsteps of Neil Young, Joni Mitchel and all the awesome bands of the 60s!?!?!
You’re a gifted story teller and that’s why I enjoy you’re Chanel so much. Yes the grim side of life is very fascinating. But history in general is great and I hope you do a follow up video of this with the other folks you mentioned about topanga canyon
The Canyon has so much history. The original Alice Cooper band lived there around 1969 when they first came to southern California and he tells a story about, how they'd see these hippies at one of the gas stations; a real big group of them. Well, it turns out it was the Manson Family they were always running across. Not sure what gas station/convenience store it would have been.
It seems like a good time to bring this up. Michael's finger coming into frame to point out details makes me laugh every time. Don't really know why, it just strikes me funny. Everybody, have a good weekend and let someone close to you know how important they are. GRIMM FOR LIFE!
I had friends who played at Topanga Corral all the time. I knew Larry Taylor , the bassist from Canned Heat, and he talked about the Corrall all the time.
I remember as a kid in Vancouver, there was a restaurant called the Topanga Cafe. We'd sometimes go there as a treat. I guess someone went to California and got inspired. It was a Mexicali restaurant.
I was born in the Valley in 1956. My parents took me to the Top of Topanga. There was a burger place there. I can't remember the name but it was torn down perhaps in the late sixties. As a young guy would take dates to that lot. Just dirt then. Great view. "The Corral" is what we called the bar in Topanga. Great place to hang as almost anyone could pop in to play. There was/is a dirt road on that lot going over the hill. My friend lived in a farm house with his wife and two other families. Had a little recording studio. I played drums. It was an amazing time. I left Cally a long time ago. Still, it's nice to see the areas of my youth. Topanga Canyon has so much history that nobody knows about. Gone in the mists of time.
@@paulcooper5748 that is true!! I was madly in love with Jim for a while back in 92. For a few years. My best friend and I watched the movie The Doors so often while drinking 5ths of ol Jose Quervo that we were almost convinced Val Kilmer was Jim's kid😂😂😂😂 Val done all the singing in that movie I'd heard not long ago in a TH-cam video of "The tragic story of Val Kilmer". We were crazy then✌💖 to ya.
I've been to Jim Morrisons final resting place in Paris. It would be cool to see you go to Paris and find where Jim Morrison lived, died, and everything else.
Pretty interesting to see these place. Some of my most favorite vids are those which showed where rock stars and actors hung out and lived. It a personal part of their lives not many seen. It gives a glimpse at who they really were and what they were like.
Loved the video! I think that although the Door's are not necessarily Grimm, they sorta are and they belong on your channel. Along with your great narration and camerawork, it makes the history come alive
I traveled Topanga Canyon on a regular basis going from the San Fernando Valley to the beach always a sight to see I also remember an album I had back in the 70s Canned Heat at Topanga Coral
Drove Topanga Canyon for the first time yesterday. Destination was "Inn of the Seventh Ray", a wonderful restaurant for my grandma's birthday. Wish I knew where to look for this, I love Roadhouse Blues and would have loved to see the land in person. Don't think I was anywhere near there (was driving north on PCH, right on Sunset and left on Topanga) was the general area.
Makes me think of the "Terror in Topanga" section of the 80s horror anthology movie "Nightmares". "Friday the 13th The Final Chapter" was also filmed in Topanga.
The Roadhouse baby The Roadhouse awesome thank you guys Michael and Jessica you guys are the rock and rollers of the Grimm life collection much love from Huntington West Virginia 🙏❤️😳🥰
To anyone interested in seeing the Topanga Coral in 1971-72 Check out the Movie "Deathmaster" (1972) it's available on youtube Part 1 of 7 about 6:30 into the first part. As a Doors fan this clip is GOLD! by the way Deathmaster is a great vampire movie too!
That art wall isn't an OG landmark. Some yuppies moved into the canyon not that long ago (relatively speaking) and instantly put it up. Most of the locals were like, what the hell is this s#*t lol. Oh, and if someone drives up behind you in the middle of the night, just let them by. Some people know the road really well and like to skip on through ✌️
🎶 Keep your eyes on the road Your hand upon the wheel Keep your eyes on the road Your hand upon the wheel Yeah, we're going to the Roadhouse Gonna have a real- Good time 🎶
Just wanted to say thanks for all these videos, I'm definitely living viariously through you guys. When you said you were moving out to CA, I got excited for all the new video opportunities you'd have and I can say it's overwhelming and more than I anticipated. Great job!
I forgot to mention that while working at Topanga Corral Nightclub, in which movie scenes were filmed here, I was an extra in bar fight scene of movie "Flatbed Annie & Sweetie Pie- Lady Truckers" that starred Kim Darby & Annie Potts (1979), but the actual filming took place summer 1978. Another film crew of "The Elvis Presley Story" used this place for certain scenes while we were there. My how time flies. I was 17 years old (Legally Emancipated Minor at 16 years of age in Oregon) and the Owners of the Topanga Corral celebrated my 18th Birthday and Canned Heat played my Birthday Song.
My husband and I had already bought an acre in Topanga to build the house that I am sitting in today. Once we broke ground on this house, I knew we would never leave. Had I gone outside, and listened very intensely, I may have heard a special birthday celebration sounding like Canned Heat. . . and pretended it was for me.
You two would have loved living in NYC in the 80's and 90's when I was there. The East Village would have been a place that you would NEVER want to leave. It's not the same now, so I would avoid it.
I live right near Topanga Canyon and I've been to The Top of Topanga. I didn't even know there were hiking trails. I just thought it was a dirt parking lot. I did take pictures of the valley down below but it was a smoggy day so the pictures didn't come out well. It was just a bunch of rooftops of houses anyway. Not very pretty at all. But, If you take Topanga all the way south, you end up at the beach.
Love me some Jim Morrison and the Doors!! This was great! Thank you 😊 Happy Sunday my favorite ghouls 🎃 ( just realized this was over a year ago 😂) The town definitely has a vibe to it! Love the odd art and artifacts.
One of the shots in this video, the one with the skull on animal skull central on the pole. I'm thinking The Devils Reject firefly house. One of the opening shots?
Alright, it's clear now: you guys read my mind! I've just re-watched The Doors by Oliver Stone after years! Literally this morning! The same happened with the Addams Family video, re-watched few days before, and Tim Burton's videos right after I re-watched Corpse Bride! That's creepy!
Did you pass by the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum Theater? I use to live in a flat in West Hollywood where Jim would often stay/hang out with Pam and co. It was right down the street from the Whiskey.
"Spiril stair case house". Charlie Manson family place Topanga county. "condemned" 1968. Find that location. It was a satanic ritual, scientology, abandoned house for a decade prior. Just popped up tonight on my "mystery search for weird new stuff" here. Hey, good videos man. Saw the one from Salem where I live in MA.
Man!!!! I know this video is old and I’m just now commenting on it, but do you have plans to ever visit the Legendary Pompeii location that Pink Floyd played in, in 1971?
Grimm life great video , I have lived in California my whole life 46 years and you probably not that long and you posted so many videos all ready of places I have never been to even though I was born and raised here ,glad you are enjoying the state and the great weather right now, it’s been perfect this last week, not to hot or to cold , and I liked on a previous video in the comments a guy said he had to leave the state or wanted to leave the state or some bs and you said no I am loving it here 🤘, it’s a great place to live
No that staircase wasn't there in 1977, 1978 or 1979. I would've noticed it since I was living back there and I'd hike up on that hill to pick Nopales from Cactus. Those trees were very small but larger now over the years of growth. I used to walk my dog along the narrow path along the creek behind where the Topanga Corral Nightclub building once stood. I knew that building quite well from my job cooking food, cleaning the entire Establishment including the bathrooms. The Dressing Room for Musical Entertainment was in the back behind the kitchen area, you had to enter through the kitchen to get there. There was two side doors on the east side, one near the food concessions window and another between kitchen and dressing room. The main entrance was located on the west side of building near the Pool Tables area and had an long sloped wooden walkway where I remember the Owner Sidney Fish would sit and greet people as they arrived. Sandy Freeman, partner Owner, was Bartender, and his wife Stephanie Freeman mainly chose whom Entertainment would be. She often listened to music tapes sent for her from music groups desiring to play there, many times Talent Scouts would be present in the audience. I remember occassionally Neil Young would be sitting at the bar quietly while listening to the live music.
I’m 24 so there’s not many friends I have that even know of the Doors so it’s always dope to see people posting videos educating and keeping their name alive
I just can't imagine being there back in the 60s/70s with the mass amount of rock stars all over the place... back when there really were rock stars!
Exactly. Back when people made real music that had substance!
Indeed real music 🎶
Indeed the real rock and roll stars that wrote there own songs that never had to cover others music to make a buck off of someone else! Thank you very much 💖
Be sure to check out the documentary, I believe called The Canyon, produced by Jacob Dylan, that covers the music scene of the area. Lots of Brian Wilson, Tom Petty, and Mamas and The Papas content.
I ran food concessions nightly at Topanga Corral 1978 and met and prepared delicious fresh food for its patrons and many talented musicians like Neil Young, members of Canned Heat and so many others. It was exciting. I was unfortunately attacked by two men behind the building where I stayed in my motorhome that were later identified as the Hillside Stranglers. It was a very traumatic experience I survived and I left and returned to my home in Southern Oregon 1979.
Jim Morrison has to be the most mysterious front man in Rock n Roll history. Love this segment.
It is also mysterious how he died too
MKUltra d by his own satanic Military Industrial Complex connected father who helped start the Vietnam War to gain control of the golden triangle herion Nd human trafficking trade with a false flag event in the Gulf Of Tonkin.
The TH-camr awoke before dawn he put his boots on, he took a face from the ancient Gallery and he walked on down the hall. "Canyon".
I really enjoy your videos,
Thank You, keep up the great work.
Lol, love this
As once quoted by Morrison himself,... There is life, and there is death,.....and in between,.......
There are the Doors.
Long live
the legend of The Lizard King and long live The Grimmlifer Legion! Awesome video as always. We Grimmlifers hope you NEVER run out of places to travel to and do videos on.
Cool stuff. Happy Halloween!
I have medical issues and your vlogs give me joy!
Topanga canyon road is very unique place. Everytime I drive it, I always say, this place is frozen in 1969. If you read Diane Lake's book, (Manson family member) she tells you about what was happening on Topanga canyon. From the 118 freeway to Pacific Coast Highway. It was very popular with the hippies.
Yes! I’m a HUGE doors/Morrison fan! My mom met Jim at a show in San Diego. Keep em’ coming guys, you’re killing it. 🔪
I love Jim Morrison especially Roadhouse blues my dad would always play it with his harmonica you guy's are AWESOME! 🧛♀️🧛♂️🙋🏻💄🕷🤘🕸🎃🎸
"Yeah, back at the Roadhouse they got some bungalows
Yeah, back at the Roadhouse they got some bungalows
And that's for the people
Who like to go down slow"
Jim Morrison is and will always be my favorite artist of all time. He really was a true Poet. What a beautiful place. Theres something about California and the canyons and beautiful winding roads that takes my breath away. And lots of history. Whenever I think of Topanga canyon, I can't help of think of Gary Hinman, one of the victims in the Manson murders. He lived in Topanga Canyon when Manson had sent Bobby Buesolei, Susan. Atkins and Mary Bruner to rob Hinman. And we all know how that ended unfortunately. Definitely a grim fact but history none the less.
Jim was awesome great song writer. Never be another like him. ❤😢Doreen Jones
Hi from UK. This is so cool, really interesting and professional out put on this channel. wonderful.
Just recently discovered this channel, love it 👍
Back of the road house they got some bungalows. I’m imagining those hidden stairs went to the bungalow. Great as always stay spooky 🖤🖤
This was beautiful! Gorgeous scenery! Thanks for some amazing memories! Class of 70 here! Love your channel!✌️🕊☮️❤️
Greetings from the u.k i love you guys your videos are great to watch and the way they are done is superb. Keep up the good work grimmlife collective.
Ah Jim....always loved The Doors, still do. Thank you for the video!
For the record where you show the scene of the dinosaur overlooking the boat aka SS MINOW That’s the actual boat from the show Gilligans island that was shot back in the 60s
Your talk of the road reminded me that I hitchhiked through Topanga Canyon from the valley to the coast one morning after a late party. Got a ride in the back of a van with no doors on it. He drove fast. That was kinda hairy.
Another great video!!! Have you thought about doing a location video for The Burbs??? The Burbs would be soooo cool!!!!! And how about a tour of Laurel Canyon, that would be so cool too....walking in the footsteps of Neil Young, Joni Mitchel and all the awesome bands of the 60s!?!?!
Great idea 💡👍
You’re a gifted story teller and that’s why I enjoy you’re Chanel so much. Yes the grim side of life is very fascinating. But history in general is great and I hope you do a follow up video of this with the other folks you mentioned about topanga canyon
The Canyon has so much history. The original Alice Cooper band lived there around 1969 when they first came to southern California and he tells a story about, how they'd see these hippies at one of the gas stations; a real big group of them. Well, it turns out it was the Manson Family they were always running across. Not sure what gas station/convenience store it would have been.
I'm a huge Doors fan, glad I found this....
It seems like a good time to bring this up. Michael's finger coming into frame to point out details makes me laugh every time. Don't really know why, it just strikes me funny.
Everybody, have a good weekend and let someone close to you know how important they are.
GRIMM FOR LIFE!
It was the MECCA OF THE 1960S ROCK STARS ,MAMA AND PAPAS, THE DOORS , LEGENDS WERE BORN THERE ,,,THANK YOU FOR SHARING BEAUTIFUL TOPANGA CANYON ,🎶🎵🎸🌷
Some should take a metal detector back through those hills
I had friends who played at Topanga Corral all the time. I knew Larry Taylor , the bassist from Canned Heat, and he talked about the Corrall all the time.
one of my fav Doors Tracks, the live version is immense
Check out Status Quo's cover, brilliant
Great video. At 8:55 the boat on top of the roof called The S.S Minnow. Is that same boat name used on Gillian's Island show 🤔 from the 60's sitcom?
I grew up with Jim Morrison for his music and legacy and RIP Jim Morrison 1943-1971
Love Jim Morrison. I went to his grave in paris about 10 years ago and to his apartment where he died.
I remember as a kid in Vancouver, there was a restaurant called the Topanga Cafe. We'd sometimes go there as a treat. I guess someone went to California and got inspired. It was a Mexicali restaurant.
The Lizard King LIVES!! Awesome, Thanks for sharing!
I was born in the Valley in 1956. My parents took me to the Top of Topanga. There was a burger place there. I can't remember the name but it was torn down perhaps in the late sixties. As a young guy would take dates to that lot. Just dirt then. Great view. "The Corral" is what we called the bar in Topanga. Great place to hang as almost anyone could pop in to play. There was/is a dirt road on that lot going over the hill. My friend lived in a farm house with his wife and two other families. Had a little recording studio. I played drums. It was an amazing time. I left Cally a long time ago. Still, it's nice to see the areas of my youth. Topanga Canyon has so much history that nobody knows about. Gone in the mists of time.
Yeah, you guys should look for weird oddity. Also, I love out of the way place of living, since I love the Peace and quiet.
Oh I love Jim. No one like him. Great video as always✌💚🙏
True but there is no one like you too or anyone of us we are all unique.
@@paulcooper5748 that is true!! I was madly in love with Jim for a while back in 92. For a few years. My best friend and I watched the movie The Doors so often while drinking 5ths of ol Jose Quervo that we were almost convinced Val Kilmer was Jim's kid😂😂😂😂 Val done all the singing in that movie I'd heard not long ago in a TH-cam video of "The tragic story of Val Kilmer". We were crazy then✌💖 to ya.
@@paulcooper5748 great comment!
I wondered where Gilligan's boat ended up. "...The weather started getting rough, the tiny ship was tossed......" Good video,dude.
Yea, I knew riht away before he said the ss minnow.😉
I wonder if Twin Peaks was inspired by The Doors.
I've been to Jim Morrisons final resting place in Paris. It would be cool to see you go to Paris and find where Jim Morrison lived, died, and everything else.
Pretty interesting to see these place. Some of my most favorite vids are those which showed where rock stars and actors hung out and lived. It a personal part of their lives not many seen. It gives a glimpse at who they really were and what they were like.
Long live the Lizard king 🎃🧚♀️🕯
Loved the video! I think that although the Door's are not necessarily Grimm, they sorta are and they belong on your channel. Along with your great narration and camerawork, it makes the history come alive
I traveled Topanga Canyon on a regular basis going from the San Fernando Valley to the beach always a sight to see I also remember an album I had back in the 70s Canned Heat at Topanga Coral
Drove Topanga Canyon for the first time yesterday. Destination was "Inn of the Seventh Ray", a wonderful restaurant for my grandma's birthday. Wish I knew where to look for this, I love Roadhouse Blues and would have loved to see the land in person. Don't think I was anywhere near there (was driving north on PCH, right on Sunset and left on Topanga) was the general area.
Neil Young another Topanga Canyon resident. Good video bro.
Thanks for this video. Absolutely love The Doors. Made my morning
Love your channel..thank you, for sharing the locations & research..stay awesome☮️✌️
Makes me think of the "Terror in Topanga" section of the 80s horror anthology movie "Nightmares". "Friday the 13th The Final Chapter" was also filmed in Topanga.
Good stuff man , I live in Ohio I have never been to Cali but I would love to some day
I love weird stuff. It doesn't have to be grim but it can be crazy too. It's just fun.
I like your videos always curious about whats next ...happy birthday to your wife
I don't speak English but I like your channel
The dinosaur and the boat reminds me of Jurassic park/gillians island
The West is the Best
Love how the author of the Back To The Future 3 novelization put that quote before the first chapter, in the intro for the book.
Not any more !!
The Roadhouse baby The Roadhouse awesome thank you guys Michael and Jessica you guys are the rock and rollers of the Grimm life collection much love from Huntington West Virginia 🙏❤️😳🥰
To anyone interested in seeing the Topanga Coral in 1971-72 Check out the Movie "Deathmaster" (1972) it's available on youtube Part 1 of 7 about 6:30 into the first part.
As a Doors fan this clip is GOLD! by the way Deathmaster is a great vampire movie too!
That art wall isn't an OG landmark. Some yuppies moved into the canyon not that long ago (relatively speaking) and instantly put it up. Most of the locals were like, what the hell is this s#*t lol. Oh, and if someone drives up behind you in the middle of the night, just let them by. Some people know the road really well and like to skip on through ✌️
Superior Work! very, very enjoyable Thank You
I just stumbled upon you’re channel and I’m very happy I did
Uuuuu guys should go nd check out gravity hills in Sylmar off the 210 freeway. Nd check it out do a vid?
Woke up this morning and got my self a beer ( preferably an import) the future is uncertain and the end is almost here!!
🎶 Keep your eyes on the road
Your hand upon the wheel
Keep your eyes on the road
Your hand upon the wheel
Yeah, we're going to the Roadhouse
Gonna have a real-
Good time 🎶
Cover the site of Tom Petty's house that was burned down by an arsonist with Tom and family inside.
Just wanted to say thanks for all these videos, I'm definitely living viariously through you guys. When you said you were moving out to CA, I got excited for all the new video opportunities you'd have and I can say it's overwhelming and more than I anticipated. Great job!
really like your content .i would imagine at night around there it comes alive with animals
A Great Place to be, i Love The Topanga Canyon
Welcome to the VALLEY 818 💯💯💯💯💯🇲🇽🇲🇽
someone should fly a drone back in those canyons to see any deserted properties
Ministry does a great cover of 'Road House Blues'. It's very different though.
I can only imagine how good the acid it was back then
Michael, thanx for another great story.
I heard Neil young lived above that great wall
Thank you sir, from Italy
I forgot to mention that while working at Topanga Corral Nightclub, in which movie scenes were filmed here, I was an extra in bar fight scene of movie "Flatbed Annie & Sweetie Pie- Lady Truckers" that starred Kim Darby & Annie Potts (1979), but the actual filming took place summer 1978. Another film crew of "The Elvis Presley Story" used this place for certain scenes while we were there. My how time flies. I was 17 years old (Legally Emancipated Minor at 16 years of age in Oregon) and the Owners of the Topanga Corral celebrated my 18th Birthday and Canned Heat played my Birthday Song.
My husband and I had already bought an acre in Topanga to build the house that I am sitting in today.
Once we broke ground on this house, I knew we would never leave. Had I gone outside, and listened very intensely, I may have heard a special birthday celebration sounding like Canned Heat. . . and pretended it was for me.
You two would have loved living in NYC in the 80's and 90's when I was there. The East Village would have been a place that you would NEVER want to leave. It's not the same now, so I would avoid it.
Great video. Thanks!
Grimmlife bringing the heat again :)
🔥
Ah friday the 13th part 4 was filmed in and around that location. Absolutely awesome
All hail the american night!
I live right near Topanga Canyon and I've been to The Top of Topanga. I didn't even know there were hiking trails. I just thought it was a dirt parking lot. I did take pictures of the valley down below but it was a smoggy day so the pictures didn't come out well. It was just a bunch of rooftops of houses anyway. Not very pretty at all. But, If you take Topanga all the way south, you end up at the beach.
Love your knowledge of music and your intro tune also. Thanks
Huge fan of you both
Love me some Jim Morrison and the Doors!! This was great! Thank you 😊 Happy Sunday my favorite ghouls 🎃 ( just realized this was over a year ago 😂) The town definitely has a vibe to it! Love the odd art and artifacts.
I like your shirt
One of the shots in this video, the one with the skull on animal skull central on the pole. I'm thinking The Devils Reject firefly house. One of the opening shots?
Me too! I thought of the same thing.
Your Travellogs are Perfect Michael! The Doors Especially!!
Hey I just saw you with the special effect man with all the mask lol I know that probably narrows it down xx still trying to view back log xx
SS Minnow! This is a Relic from Gilligans Island! Late 60s TV
Can you do "killer klowns from outer space" filming locations?
It’s coming...trying to plan something big for it
I think uuuuu guys will like gravity hills.Hav uuu ever heard of the place : /
Is Topanga Corral where the cowboy scene was filmed in David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive"?
Alright, it's clear now: you guys read my mind!
I've just re-watched The Doors by Oliver Stone after years! Literally this morning!
The same happened with the Addams Family video, re-watched few days before, and Tim Burton's videos right after I re-watched Corpse Bride!
That's creepy!
Did you pass by the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum Theater?
I use to live in a flat in West Hollywood where Jim would often stay/hang out with Pam and co. It was right down the street from the Whiskey.
I used to live on a ranch right above Topanga Corrale. Gorgeous place.
"Spiril stair case house". Charlie Manson family place Topanga county. "condemned" 1968. Find that location. It was a satanic ritual, scientology, abandoned house for a decade prior. Just popped up tonight on my "mystery search for weird new stuff" here. Hey, good videos man. Saw the one from Salem where I live in MA.
wow so cool 3hours tour the Gillians boat have a good friday also easter too also tell jesisa her happy bday to her i saw comeing up soonn??
Commuted through Topanga for 26 years....miss it.
Man!!!! I know this video is old and I’m just now commenting on it, but do you have plans to ever visit the Legendary Pompeii location that Pink Floyd played in, in 1971?
I don't know how u keep up with the quality content, but f awesome. Thank you.
Grimm life great video , I have lived in California my whole life 46 years and you probably not that long and you posted so many videos all ready of places I have never been to even though I was born and raised here ,glad you are enjoying the state and the great weather right now, it’s been perfect this last week, not to hot or to cold , and I liked on a previous video in the comments a guy said he had to leave the state or wanted to leave the state or some bs and you said no I am loving it here 🤘, it’s a great place to live
No that staircase wasn't there in 1977, 1978 or 1979. I would've noticed it since I was living back there and I'd hike up on that hill to pick Nopales from Cactus. Those trees were very small but larger now over the years of growth. I used to walk my dog along the narrow path along the creek behind where the Topanga Corral Nightclub building once stood. I knew that building quite well from my job cooking food, cleaning the entire Establishment including the bathrooms. The Dressing Room for Musical Entertainment was in the back behind the kitchen area, you had to enter through the kitchen to get there. There was two side doors on the east side, one near the food concessions window and another between kitchen and dressing room. The main entrance was located on the west side of building near the Pool Tables area and had an long sloped wooden walkway where I remember the Owner Sidney Fish would sit and greet people as they arrived. Sandy Freeman, partner Owner, was Bartender, and his wife Stephanie Freeman mainly chose whom Entertainment would be. She often listened to music tapes sent for her from music groups desiring to play there, many times Talent Scouts would be present in the audience. I remember occassionally Neil Young would be sitting at the bar quietly while listening to the live music.