Los Angeles in the 1970s: Weird Scenes Inside the Goldmine
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By David Kukoff (Editor), John Densmore (Contribution by), Chip Jacobs (Contribution by), Samantha Geimer (Contribution by), Anthony Davis (Contribution by), Steve Hodel (Contribution by), Bruce Ferber (Contribution by)
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With the tragic and bloody ending to the optimistic 1960s in Los Angeles's fabled hills, the 1970s became a defining decade in the city. Marked by the Manson murders, rampant inflation, and recession, the decade seemed to usher in a gritty and unsightly reality. The city of glitz and glamour overnight became the city of smog and traffic, a cultural and environmental wasteland.
Los Angeles in the 1970s was a complex and complicated city with local cultural touchstones that rarely made it near...
Los Angeles in the 1970s was a complex and complicated city with local cultural touchstones that rarely made it near...






















