Record Plant, Los Angeles

[b]Record Plant Recording Studios[/b] (the full name) is the second of the three legendary [l=Record Plant] Studios, and the last still active.
It was opened on December 4, 1969. In 1978 it was burned down, but was rebuilt later.
In 1987 Chrysalis Studio Group bought the studio, headed by Beatles producer [a=George Martin].
The LA studios had an own remote truck, see [l=Record Plant Mobile, Los Angeles]

Name variations as it appears on one or more releases:
· Record Plant, Hollywood, CA
· Record Plant L.A.
· Record Plant, Los Angeles
· Recorded Plant, Los Angeles, CA
· Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
· Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles
· Record Planet, Los Angeles, CA
· The Record Plant Hollywood
· The Record Plant, Los Angeles
· The Record Plant West
· The Record Plant Studios, Hollywood, CA
· The Record Planet, Los Angeles, CA
· The Record Plant in L.A.

Known engineers: [a=Phil Schier], [a=Mike Beiriger], [a=Rick Smith (2)], [a=Joel Moss], [a=Bill Halverson], [a=Malcolm Cecil]