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pachyderm studios
from nirvana, steve albini, pj harvey posted in music by donkeyoti
Pachyderm Studios is a legendary studio tucked into a rural Minnesota forest on a trout stream.
Nirvana recorded "In Utero" here with Steve Albini (Shellac) in February 1993.
The site has recorded a host of musicians: PJ Harvey, Andrew Bird, Soul Asylum, the Jayhawks and many more.
The studio was recently sold, and the website indicates the new facility will be called Organica Recording.
Other notable albums recorded at Pachyderm:
• Armchair Apocrypha – Andrew Bird
• Arise Therefore – Palace
• From Here to Infirmary – Alkaline Trio
• Grave Dancers Union – Soul Asylum
• Hollywood Town Hall – The Jayhawks
• Rid of Me – PJ Harvey
• Seamonsters – The Wedding Present
• Stuart Davis – Stuart Davis
• Throwing Copper – Live
• Fontanelle – Babes In Toyland
rosevear’s music center
from nirvana posted in music by pete_nice
This building still exists (with the large Rosevear's sign above it), but the music shop has moved just down the street to 110 East Wishkah Street.
the eagle and child
from the inklings posted in literature by nevereatshreddedwheat
The Inklings, an Oxford University literary group that included J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams and many other British authors and academics over the years, held weekly informal lunches at the Eagle and Child pub (also known synonymously as the Bird and Baby) in Oxford, England beginning in 1933. The meetings here lasted until the pub, including the Rabbit Room in the back where they met, was remodeled in the early 1960s forcing them to start meeting at the Lamb & Flag pub across the street.
west fourth street – washington square
from louie posted in television by crabapple
The West Fourth Street stop opened on September 10, 1932, as part of the first line of the Independent Subway System (IND).
Today, it is part of the NYC transit system, and was added to the NRHP on March 30, 2005. Nearby points of interest include Washington Square Park, West Fourth Street Courts, West Village, and New York University.
This is where Louis C.K. exits the subway station in the title sequence of the tv show, Louie.
memorial stadium
from yes man posted in movies by corporate_sunshine
In the middling comedy Yes Man, Carl (Jim Carrey) and Allison (Zooey Deschanel) take a spontaneous trip to Lincoln, NE. At one point, they attend a University of Nebraska Cornhuskers football game at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln.
Although the aerial crowd shots of Memorial Stadium (Lincoln) are accurate, the close-ups were shot with Carrey, Deschanel and over 700 extras at L.A.’s Memorial Coliseum. Carrey, dressed as a Cornhusker, entertained the extras by attempting a few punts in the empty stadium.
Memorial Stadium (Lincoln) was dedicated on October 20, 1923, and is so named for the 3,839 Nebraskans who died in World War II, the 225 in Korea, and the 422 in Vietnam.
The stadium holds an ongoing NCAA record of 317 consecutive sellouts, which began in 1962. On game day, Memorial Stadium is the third largest city in Nebraska with a population of around 87,000 (only Omaha and Lincoln are larger).