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Longtime ROB ZOMBIE Producer Selling CHOP SHOP Studio

December 15, 2008

Ann Brenoff of the Los Angeles Times reports that the home belonging to longtime ROB ZOMBIE producer Scott Humphrey has come on the market at $2,695,000. Humphrey is selling a gated compound in the Hollywood Hills that includes the famous Chop Shop recording studio, which has been graced by the presence of Zombie, Tommy Lee (MÖTLEY CRÜE) and Ozzy Osbourne, among others. There's a screening room, four bedrooms, six bathrooms and a Zen garden and waterfall for those mellower moments. The 4,997-square-foot house has an "overflowing vessel tub" in the master bedroom suite, according to the Multiple Listing Service.

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