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Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Three-Alarm Dull
Local action fun that has something to do w/ the editorial staff who, w/ the other losers in Nation of Sheep cut our first, last & only single in 1983 at the 16-track, two-inch studio of one Andre Champagne, on the middle floor of the L.A. fire house where the Ghostbusters interiors were shot.
You can bet the several million bones the Noo Yuck Ghostbusters fire house is alleged to be worth that Station 23 isn't worth anywhere near as much, it being located, located, located in L.A.'s skid row on Fifth St. between Wall & Fourth.
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ReplyDeleteThe success of Ghostbusters helped popularize the station as a shooting location,[8] and Fire Station No. 23 has since then been used in more than 50 productions,[8] including Big Trouble in Little China (1986), Ghostbusters II (1989), The Mask (1994), Police Academy 2 (1985), A-Team (1986) and V.I. Warshawski (1991), Flatliners (1991), Lost Highway (1997), National Security (2003), and RE(e)volution (2005).[9][11]
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ReplyDeleteAs always (in most cases) we start the ball rolling, others stop it.