Lemmy's Guide to L.A.'s Gentlemen's Clubs

7. Dean has said that if he had the opportunity to kick the ass of any musician, he’d pick the lead singer of Creed because he is “cocky” and “uppity.”

8. “Pumpin’ 4 the Man” is about a period in their lives when Dean pumped gas and Gene worked for El Pollo Loco.

Kids, this is exactly why you want to grow up to be an icon: Lemmy at the Rainbow Bar & Grill

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Space 15 Twenty

1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028

Category: Bars/Clubs

Region: Hollywood

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9. The band feels that other bands get more interesting groupies. But their groupies make up for it by giving them baked goods.

10. Dean played guitar for Queens of the Stone Age on the album Songs for the Deaf.

BONUS FACT: Gene Ween has said they plan only the first two hours of a gig; the rest is off-the-cuff if the band feels inspired.

[Ween performs at the Wiltern on Saturday, Jan. 29.]
 

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OUT AND ABOUT

Hell yeah, we say, to the upcoming Record Fair at Space 15Twenty! Unlike the record swap meet, wherein you might dig all day and get a mere handful of choice items, the funky concrete patio adjacent to Umami Burger in Hollywood will have more than 30 vendors offering specially curated selections of vinyl and cassettes, brought to you by some of L.A.'s finest DJs, crate-diggers, artists, musicians and labels. The event is presented by B-Music/Finders Keepers, a U.K.-to-L.A. label known for a particularly worldly mix of psych, jazz and folk, as well as some pretty amazing reissues culled from treasures from around the world. Bring cash, and be prepared to spend it because there surely will be plenty you won't want to miss.

WHAT: Space 15Twenty Record Fair, presented by B-Music/Finders Keepers Records

WHEN: Sunday, Jan. 30, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

WHERE: In the courtyard of Space 15Twenty, 1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd. (across Sunset from Amoeba and next to where the Hollywood Farmers Market should always be).