Save Hollywood\'s Music History at Capitol Records!

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   Name: Jaime B on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Eric on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Christiane on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Christiane on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Jeff Ivan on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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   Name: Brian Wittmer on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Matt Magsaysay on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: this building is a historical landmark that should be left alone.

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    Name: Marisa Marsango on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Alan Cade on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Amy LaCour on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: Please protect our living as musicians in Los Angeles and preserve one of our greatest landmarks. Check the recent Los Angeles Magazine to see that city-wide, Los Angelinos have voted the Capitol Records building as one of the four best things about our great city.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Piper on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Jay Landers on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: Dear Councilman Garcetti - I've had the privilege of working at Capitol studios producing such legendary artists as Barbra Streisand, Frank Sinatra, Julio Iglesias, Barry Manilow and Bette Midler. Not only is it one of the greatest studios in the world, there isn't even a close second when it comes to recording certain kinds of music. For those who are not in the music business, it may be hard to understand the deep emotions one feels walking through the hallowed hallways of Capitol. You're really walking in the footsteps of giants. Imagine discovering Van Gough's art studio...would you tear it down or do everything within your power to preserve it Capitol Studios is the modern equivilent where some of the greatest art of the past five ecades has been created...and continues to be created. I implore the Planning Commissions to use their best judgment when making any decision that would comprimise this world class treasure. Sincerely, Jay Landers Senior Vice President Columbia Records

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    Name: Matt Graber on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Jose Cancela on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: In a world that is constantly changing and in which cultural budgets are constantly being cut, the Capitol Building represents a lasting beacon of excellence in the Recording Industry. It would be a shame to devalue this landmark in any shape or form for pure commercial exploitation. Jose Cancela Composer ICM

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    Name: Michelle Dean on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Amanda Sinele on Jun 23, 2008

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21. 71
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: Save music!

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    Name: Ryan Murphy on Jun 23, 2008

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23. 73
    Name: Kristina Slade on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: If this landmark isn't preserved...history will look back on this as a mistake. Especially in a city like Los Angeles.

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    Name: Mildred on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Ian Ralfini on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Dorie Fullerton on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: John Jason McGuire on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: John Jason McGuire on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: Los Angeles can sometimes be derided as wasteland of architecture, a town with no history. The Capitol building is one of a few arguments that you can raise to that notion. Don't block the views to this building, nor affect the piece of musical history that is the echo chamber in that building...

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    Name: Linda Daubson on Jun 23, 2008

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31. 81
    Name: Brad Hirsch on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: The capitol studios are a piece of music history! Please do not ruin them with more condos.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: The capitol studios are a piece of music history! Please do not ruin them with more condos.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: The capitol studios are a piece of music history! Please do not ruin them with more condos.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: James G. on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Guy Eckstine on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: This building should be designated a historical landmark at the very least.

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    Name: Andrew Dubois on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Matt Lynch on Jun 23, 2008

    Comments: As a studio engineer, I know the value both artistically and historically of this building, and most importantly, the echo chambers. Please make sure they are both preserved!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Dean Nelson on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Dean Nelson on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Arlo Chan on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Shari Lynch on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Lee Trink on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Patrick Spinks on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Jennifer Davis on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Emily Cagan on Jun 23, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 23, 2008

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