TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color
Aspect Ratio(s): 16:9
Layers: single-sided/single-layered

Credits:

Zak Knutson

Description:

Documentary about the history of the Rainbow Bar & Grill, the home of Motorhead Lemmy, a mecca of rock 'n' roll. Since its opening in 1972 on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, the Rainbow Bar & Grill has been a haven for band members, artists, and filmmakers, and is considered a sacred place for rock and roll. It has been visited at least once by every rock musician that has ever existed, and it was actually the home of Lemmy of Motorhead! After Lemmy's death in 2015, a life-size bronze statue of Lemmy was erected here, and the place where Lemmy resided was named "Lemmy's Lounge. The place where Lemmy resided was named "Lemmy's Lounge. This film recounts the history of Rainbow with testimonies from Ozzy Osbourne, Slash, and Gene Simmons, who were regulars at the lounge, the Maglieri family who owned the lounge, and the history of its sister venue, Whisky A Go Go. Rainbow survived as many live houses and bars were forced to close with the times. As the world's music is gradually moving away from rock music, Gene Simmons angrily proclaims, "Rock is dead! Gene Simmons angrily proclaims, "Rock is dead!