need something to stream that evokes 60s/70s LA

Shampoo

Boogie Nights

Blow

The Slums Of Beverly Hills

A Single Man

The Doors

Foxes

Harper

Minx!

The Long Goodbye

Bullitt

Car wash

Play It As It Lays

What did you find, OP?

Inherent Vice

The Long Goodbye

Point Blank, w/ Lee Marvin

Aloha Bobby and Rose.

If you're fine with just listening to something, the Mamas and the Papas.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. //MONDO HOLLYWOOD ( on YouTube last Time I checked)

Listen to Joni Mitchell’s “Court and Spark” album as well.

Duh.

And Bullitt is San Francisco,

1-Adam 12

A Single Man

Rockford Files

Mondo Hollywood is a documentary "mondo movie" by Robert Carl Cohen, released in 1967.[2] Filmed over the preceding two years, it was described by Variety as a "flippy, trippy psychedelic guide to Hollywood".

The Nice Guys

The Offer. About the making of The Godfather.

Takes place in LA and NY

Columbo

The Nice Guys was filmed in… *shudder*… Atlanta.

As mentioned above “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is perfect for this.

Private Parts

The movie w Lee Marvin where he escapes from Alcatraz and heads back to LA in revenge mode, and he hooks up w Angie Dickinson. Very 1967, and some of the images and shots are gorgeous..

I've seen Mondo Hollywood on youtube and it's definitely a vibe.

Watch Welcome to LA, Shampoo, and The Long Goodbye. And listen to Warren Zevon's wonderful self-titled album, the most LA thing I can think of. And any Beach Boys greatest hits albums.

"L.A. Plays Itself."

Daisy Jones & The Six

Valley of the Dolls

Lords Of Dogtown. It's an autobiographical movie about famous skateboarders. Not my cup of tea but I loved the authentic 70s vibe. Plus it has Heath Ledger and Emile Hirsch in it.

CHiPs reruns. LA freeways, smog, and 20 vehicle pileups!

“Zabriskie Point”. Not that good a movie, but it was filmed in LA in that period.

Dragnet

Emergency!

The Beach Boys documentary…

I would agree that porn from the 60s and 70s is perhaps the most evocative of LA during that time, especially with their casual footage of neighborhoods.

Watch the documentary "Laurel Canyon". It's about Laurel Canyon in the 60's & 70's.

Seriously, it's all about that time, the music, the personalities, politics!!

Sta Monica Blvd cruising in 1978-80…when I first had my driver’s license —ahh.😈❤️

Good thing there were no iPhones!

The 1972 film "The Outside Man," a great film that's strangely neglected.

To R41, when I saw a news program about teenaged male prostitution on Santa Monica Blvd, I wanted to do it for a week.

I wanted to be teenaged male hooker working the streets (just for a week). I couldn't get out to LA until after 1985.

I tried hooking in NYC, Philly and Wash DC (just for a week). It wasn't LA though, but I had fun!!

MY TV movie was "Michael, the other side of Alexander"

[quote]I tried hooking in NYC, Philly and Wash DC (just for a week).

By any chance, r43, did you post on AOL as "callboy1wk" in DC, Phillywhore? This would have been in 1995.

Never posted anything on AOL, I was a "bad Gay" always working!!

1995 was the beginning of my divorce, move to the West Coast for my new job (LA then La Jolla)& then the kids moved here.

I didn't discover DL until 2019, always used Craigslist to pick up men (that was fun)

r45 Awww, too bad, Phillywhore. When you typed "just for a week" after DC, I hoped you'd turn out to be (AOL ID) "callboy1wk," who turned out to be one of the top three sexperiences of my life.

- r44

The Brady Bunch

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

The Bob Newhart Show

Rhoda

Phyllis

All in the Family

Last four not set in L.A. but taped in L.A.