Before I knew who the Eagles were, I knew what “Hotel California” was. Looking back now, the well-known lyrical desert ballad whines along with a strange desperation that seems to mirror the tone of the on-again, off-again relationship of the band itself over the decades. Breaking up and reuniting more times than simple ego clashes can account for, the Eagles were a driving force in the 1970s rock-splosion in Southern California. Four of their six albums landed at the top of the charts (consecutively no less) and the band’s popularity over the decades has hardly suffered from their inability to communicate with each other.

01- New Kid in Town
02- Wasted Time
03- Peaceful Easy Feeling
04- I Can’t Tell You Why
05- One of These Nights
06- One Day At a Time
07- Lyin’ Eyes
08- The Boys of Summer
09- In The City
10- Already Gone
11- Tequila Sunrise
12- Love Will Keep Us Alive
13- No More Cloudy Days
14- Hole In The World
15- Take It to The Limit
16- You Belong To The City
17- Walk Away
18- Sunset Grill
19- Life’s Been Good
20- Dirty Laundry
21- Funk #49
22- Heartache Tonight
23- Life In The Fast Lane
24- Hotel California
25- Rocky Mountain Way
26- All She Wants to Do is Dance
27- Take it Easy
28- Desperado

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