Selected List of Albums Recorded At Record Plant Los Angeles (by Year)
- James Gang: Rides Again – 1970
- B.B. King: Indianola Mississippi Seeds – 1970
- Mountain: Flowers of Evil – 1971
- Black Sabbath: Black Sabbath Vol. 4' – 1972
- America: Homecoming – 1972
- The Isley Brothers: 3 + 3 – 1973
- BeeGees: Life in a Tin Can – 1973
- America: Hat Trick – 1973
- Billy Joel: Piano Man – 1973
- Eagles: On The Border – 1974
- Joe Walsh: So What – 1974
- Tom Waits: Nighthawks at the Diner – 1975
- The Tubes: The Tubes – 1975
- The Allman Brothers Band: Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
- Paris: Paris Recorded in Studio "C" in Los Angeles and the "Pit" in Sausalito 1975-76
- Boston: Boston – 1975–76
- Fleetwood Mac: Rumours – 1976
- Dave Mason: Let It Flow – 1977
- Supertramp: Even in the Quietest Moments... – 1977
- Cheap Trick: Heaven Tonight – 1978
- Moody Blues: Octave – 1978
- Cheap Trick: Dream Police – 1979
- REO Speedwagon – 1979
- Rod Stewart – 1979
- Blue Öyster Cult: Mirrors – 1979
- Jefferson Starship: Freedom at Point Zero – 1979
- Survivor: Survivor – 1980
- Ozark Mountain Daredevils: Ozark Mountain Daredevils – 1980
- Chicago: Chicago XIV – 1980
- Rod Stewart: Tonight I'm Yours – 1981
- Black Sabbath: Mob Rules – 1981
- Jefferson Starship: Modern Times – 1981
- Quarterflash: Quarterflash – 1981
- Devo: New Traditionalists – 1981
- Kiss: Killers – 1982
- Fleetwood Mac: Mirage – 1982
- Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Long After Dark – 1982
- Kiss: Creatures of the Night – 1982
- Rod Stewart: Body Wishes – 1983
- Brian May + Friends: Star Fleet Project – 1983
- Queen: The Works – 1984
- Devo: Shout (Devo album) – 1984
- Survivor: Vital Signs – 1984
- Yngwie J. Malmsteen: Rising Force – 1984
- Rough Cutt: Rough Cutt - 1984
- Heart: Heart – 1985 (also in Sausalito)
- Twisted Sister: Come Out and Play – 1985
- Autograph: That's the Stuff – 1985
- Judas Priest: Turbo - 1985 - 1986
- Andy Taylor: Thunder – 1987
- Suicidal Tendencies: Join The Army – 1987
- Rod Stewart: Out of Order – 1988
- Jet Boy: Feel the Shake - 1988
- Jefferson Airplane: Jefferson Airplane – 1989
- Crosby, Stills & Nash: Live It Up – 1990
- Stephen Stills: Stills Alone – 1991
- Danzig: Danzig III: How the Gods Kill – 1992
- Damn Yankees: Don't Tread – 1992
- Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral – 1994
- Luis Miguel: Segundo Romance – 1994
- Tears for Fears: Raoul and the Kings of Spain – 1994
- Marilyn Manson: Portrait of an American Family – 1994
- Elton John & Tim Rice: The Road to El Dorado (soundtrack) – 2000
- Superlive: Superlive – 2000
- Mushroomhead: XX – 2001
- Fred Baker and Jeff Wright: Home – 2001
- Robbie Williams: Escapology – 2002
- Vanessa Carlton: Harmonium – 2004
- Kanye West: Late Registration – 2005
- Evanescence: The Open Door – 2006
- Ayumi Hamasaki: Secret – 2006
- Danzig: Danzig 4p – 2007
- Kanye West: Graduation – 2007
- Ayumi Hamasaki: Guilty – 2008
- Lady Gaga: The Fame – 2008
- Ayumi Hamasaki: Next Level – 2009
- Lady Gaga: The Fame Monster – 2009
- Beyoncé: 4 – 2011
- The Offspring: Days Go By – 2012
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