NMC Members get 15% off. Log in with the email associated with your membership to automatically receive your discount.
Make a day of it! Enjoy discounted Studio Bell admission for just $15 before or after your tour. Just present your same-day Liner Notes ticket at the front desk to receive the special rate.
Liner Notes: Inside the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio is part storytelling tour, part listening session, exploring the legendary albums recorded in the "Sistine Chapel of rock 'n' roll." Step back in time and experience Led Zeppelin III as it was recorded through the RSM.
FOUR ALBUM PACKAGE
Upcoming sessions in the Liner Notes series will feature the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers, Led Zeppelin's Led Zeppelin III, Fleetwood Mac's Mystery to Me, and Deep Purple's Machine Head.
Want to experience all four albums? Add four Liner Notes tour dates to your cart and receive 15% off your total. *
What's On
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*Cannot be combined with other discounts.
Guided by one of the National Music Centre's talented musician-educators, each tour will highlight a different landmark record from Deep Purple, Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and more. Hear the music on vintage equipment, uncover the stories behind the recordings, and enjoy a live interpretation by your guide.
Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) helped redefine how albums could be made-bringing professional recording out of the studio and into the world. Soon, word spread to bands like Led Zeppelin, who used that freedom to push their sound in new directions. Released in 1970, Led Zeppelin III captures a band in transition. Moving beyond the heavy sound of their early records, it blends hard rock with acoustic, folk, and blues influences-shaped by time spent writing in the Welsh countryside and recording in more relaxed, unconventional environments. The result is an album full of contrast and experimentation, from the blistering, riff-driven “Immigrant Song” to their reinterpretation of a traditional folk ballad, “Gallows Pole,” to the gentle, melodic “Tangerine.”
Please note: this session includes mature themes and may be best suited for older audiences.
ABOUT THE ROLLING STONES MOBILE STUDIO
Step into music history and listen to iconic albums as they were recorded through the historic Rolling Stones Mobile Studio. As part of this event, you'll get exclusive access to the RSM guided by the National Music Centre's studio engineer.
Dubbed the “Sistine Chapel of rock 'n' roll,” this historic mobile recording studio was used by British rock legends Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and The Rolling Stones. Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) was the first-ever professional mobile recording studio, built to accommodate the band's wild 24-hour lifestyle. Equipped with a state-of-the-art Helios recording console, the RSM soon gained popularity among other musicians, leading to the creation of countless classic rock albums. Acquired by National Music Centre in 2001, the RSM has since been restored to its former glory and is now parked next to the King Eddy stage where it's available for artists to record. Many legendary albums were recorded using the RSM, including:
NMC Members get 15% off. Log in with the email associated with your membership to automatically receive your discount.
Make a day of it! Enjoy discounted Studio Bell admission for just $15 before or after your tour. Just present your same-day Liner Notes ticket at the front desk to receive the special rate.
Liner Notes: Inside the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio is part storytelling tour, part listening session, exploring the legendary albums recorded in the "Sistine Chapel of rock 'n' roll." Step back in time and experience Led Zeppelin III as it was recorded through the RSM.
FOUR ALBUM PACKAGE
Upcoming sessions in the Liner Notes series will feature the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers, Led Zeppelin's Led Zeppelin III, Fleetwood Mac's Mystery to Me, and Deep Purple's Machine Head.
Want to experience all four albums? Add four Liner Notes tour dates to your cart and receive 15% off your total. *
What's On
Buy Tickets
*Cannot be combined with other discounts.
Guided by one of the National Music Centre's talented musician-educators, each tour will highlight a different landmark record from Deep Purple, Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and more. Hear the music on vintage equipment, uncover the stories behind the recordings, and enjoy a live interpretation by your guide.
Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) helped redefine how albums could be made-bringing professional recording out of the studio and into the world. Soon, word spread to bands like Led Zeppelin, who used that freedom to push their sound in new directions. Released in 1970, Led Zeppelin III captures a band in transition. Moving beyond the heavy sound of their early records, it blends hard rock with acoustic, folk, and blues influences-shaped by time spent writing in the Welsh countryside and recording in more relaxed, unconventional environments. The result is an album full of contrast and experimentation, from the blistering, riff-driven “Immigrant Song” to their reinterpretation of a traditional folk ballad, “Gallows Pole,” to the gentle, melodic “Tangerine.”
Please note: this session includes mature themes and may be best suited for older audiences.
ABOUT THE ROLLING STONES MOBILE STUDIO
Step into music history and listen to iconic albums as they were recorded through the historic Rolling Stones Mobile Studio. As part of this event, you'll get exclusive access to the RSM guided by the National Music Centre's studio engineer.
Dubbed the “Sistine Chapel of rock 'n' roll,” this historic mobile recording studio was used by British rock legends Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and The Rolling Stones. Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) was the first-ever professional mobile recording studio, built to accommodate the band's wild 24-hour lifestyle. Equipped with a state-of-the-art Helios recording console, the RSM soon gained popularity among other musicians, leading to the creation of countless classic rock albums. Acquired by National Music Centre in 2001, the RSM has since been restored to its former glory and is now parked next to the King Eddy stage where it's available for artists to record. Many legendary albums were recorded using the RSM, including:
What's waiting for you
Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street
The Rolling Stones
Zeppelin III and Zeppelin IV
Led Zeppelin
Penguin and Mystery to Me
Fleetwood Mac
Machine Head, Burn, and Live in Europe
Deep Purple
Harvest
Neil Young
Live in Italy
Lou Reed
Moonflower
Santana
Live!
Bob Marley and The Wailers
Alchemy: Dire Straits Live
Dire Straits
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