Le Studio Continues To Die A Slow, Painful Death!!!!

Just found a newer video of the completely extreme death and deterioration of the former Le Studio in Morin Heights, Quebec. It is so sad to see such a historic, Canadian institution slowing dying a horrible death in the forests of Morin Heights.
Thank you to the person who posted this video published on Sept. 18, 2016 showcasing all the current and newer damage since the last videos posted from the year before. Whoever the owners are, they need to seriously consider how much longer this building will be standing and the loss of such a great piece of Canadian musical history this place really is!






A Message Of Mercy to the current owners of Le Studio:

Why are you not doing anything with the former Le Studio building and property?
You bought the property to do something with it and now you leave it rotting away in the forests of Morin Heights! Why are letting this building die????!!!!!

If you never plan on fixing or renovating the studio building then, PLEASE sell the property to someone who has a plan to make use of the property for good. By keeping the building and not fixing it, you are just letting it die a horrible, unnecessary death!!!

You should just sell the building/property to a person or persons who have some vision for the future of the property. STOP HOLDING LE STUDIO FOR RANSOM!!!!! Please let someone else buy the building to begin the rebuilding of an icon Canadian music landmark. There are some excellent ideas of how and what to do with the building even its currents state. Please let someone buy the building and begin the plans of renovating Le Studio Morin Heights. Please don't be property hoarders anymore!!!

Le Studio Morin Heights Is Dying A Horrible Death!

A piece of Canadian music history, Le Studio Morin Heights, Quebec is dying a horrible death in the forest! Le Studio used to be a world class recording studio complex that played home to Canadian power trio Rush. Other world class artists such as The Police, April Wine, Kim Mitchell, Celine Dion, Sarah McLachlan, David Bowie, Sting, and many others recorded albums there from 1974 to 2008 until the studio was shut down, closed and sold off.

Here are some pictures of what Le Studio used to look like while still in the business of recording world class music:

Now fast forward 8 years to 2016....

Now the Le Studio building sits in shambles after being damaged by vandals. All the glass windows were smashed, interior and exterior doors ripped off their hinges, graffiti spray painted on the walls and skylights broken. Of course all this exposure to the outside elements has provided even more damage to the building.

Then to top it off, it appears that the building has now become a party place for young people with evidence of beers and cigarettes. 

All of this newest evidence of destruction was captured in pictures back in November 2015 and the pictures were put together as a montage into a video. I recently found this video and I am thoroughly disgusted by the horrible condition of a piece of Canadian music history!

Since I started watching all the newest videos taken of the current state of Le Studio, I reallly wonder why the current owners have done nothing with this building in almost 8 years! They bought the space, did some initial internal demolition and then essentially walked away from it. Before all the recent vandalism from last summer, the Le Studio was still much intact and only the outside elements were wearing away at the exterior of the building. Once the vandals got a hold of it, then things deteriorated much more quickly.

Here is a recent video that I found on YouTube of some people going through the building back in November of 2015...

For all of you RUSH fans out there that know about Le Studio, you will be sadden to see the current state of the complex. Many of us agree that something should be down with the building but, now we are not sure that the building is even worth saving. The integrity of the building has been compromised thanks to a group of vandals! Damn you! Why did you have to go into a piece of Canadian music history and trash it?