You are all legends.... The fact that you guys sound like you are still having fun...the riffs, groove and the intensity of Neil's vocals.... It's so much fun for every Clutch album, you guys were the last band I heard on the radio, and in the last two decades I have no idea why or how lucky I was to hear The Mob Goes Wild, on Triple J. I can say that Clutch was the last band I discovered on the radio, that I immediately went and found the albums...might have been "Careful with that Mic" but Clutch and Gov't Mule were my favourite bands from when I was about 17...(then I disconnected my radio antenna so anyone who was in my car had to to listen to my music) the solos were awesome, and the riffs were awesome....so that backfired. Haha. Devastating I hadn't seen you in Australia last. You guys are the best...it sounds like you are still having fun, everyone is enjoying themselves and that makes it brilliant
I love these videos. I feel like I grew up with Clutch. We're around the same age. I got to see them play smaller shows in Huntington, WV, all the time. My first Clutch show was in 1994 with Sam Black Church and 6L6. Later, my friends bands got to play with them. Now I see them selling out places left and right. The music has evolved and we were all there with them as it happened. Thanks guys. It's been so much freaking fun.
Never saw them live until after elephant or tyrant I think, but I was hooked when an enormous rockabilly dude played Texan Book of the Dead at a party for me way back. Feel a little like I grew up with them too, despite having already been into metal and grunge at the time.
We need way more interviews like this. Some behind the scenes videos too. It's so nostalgic. Too many good memories. I saw you guys open for Prong in Toronto. There were maybe 100 people watching. I was right at the front. So good. I remember it at 51 years old.
Was that the same show that Tad was supposed to be on, too? (Maybe headlining? 🤔) But they didn’t make it because there was a massive blizzard? That one was at RPM. And I remember there being a VERY minimal crowd, lol. The band played some “new” songs from the self-titled records (that had yet to be recorded, at that point).
My first concert was watching you at Park Avenue in Columbus, OH. It was the tour supporting this album. It was fucking amazing. I'm thankful it was my first show, as it set a true standard. I was 15, front row, and life was forever changed. I became a regular cancert goer after that, catching you many times. I am happy to say that I did see "Binge and Purge" live. (I know that was a rare instance and 15 year old me lost his mind) The stage was tiny and I was less than ten feet from every member. Once in a lifetime experience.... Another memorable experience was in Cleveland 1994 with Prong and Drown. Neil came backstage and talked to us for probably a half hour about Black Sabbath and other things. You guys are the real deal. Thank you for everything!!!
my 1st time seeing CLUTCH was opening for Bad Religion at Phoenix Theater 1993 Petaluma, CA. Next was at the 'Bottom of the Hill' S.F, CA where I met most of you (JP) while waiting for my ambulance drvr buddy to deliver me some 'Space Grass' while talking with JP outside before you all played. That night was truly memorable, I still got my poster of Transnational Speedway League that I took off of the wall inside the club. The next 14yrs I was present at most every Bay Area, CA performance of CLUTCH. two nights in a row w/ Marilyn Manson, PRONG, Sepultura, headlining the Fillmore west in S.F was especially fun as the staff of the club finally threw us all out at 3am the next morning. Having beers and some tokes with you all was some of the best memories ever and I still can't believe it's been over 30yrs ago, Now. Thank You JP, Neil,Tim, Dan and Jack F, Oscar etc. The Best of times. oh my last time was summer of '17 in Eugene,OR with my other old friends from the Bay Area, CA 'PRIMUS' was a great night as always. Keep Keeping on and Rock that shit.
...rubbing needles in my eyes, eating dirt. i stood up,and everythings alright. everything goona be alright😊 best band ever, neil fallon is a lyrical genius!
Got to see them the first time at the Mad Monk in Wilmington, NC in I believe 95. Since then, I've been going to shows every chance I get. Best memory, was seeing them twice in the same week in Okinawa, Japan.
Edit: I was wrong. That was either an Apple || or an Apple II fx at 4:37. Definitely one of the early Macs. Introductory price: US$8,969 (equivalent to $20,090 in 2022).
I was lucky enough to see these guys tour for this album and the next two a lot. Opening for Sepultura, playing the Fairbanks Inn (FBI) in Orlando with Tad. These guys worked their asses off and deserve all that they have. So happy to finally own this on vinyl
To think, I learned of Clutch because of a show about a cake shop. Congrats on 30 years of giving no fucks, and making great tunes. Here's to 30 more!!
I am excited about this record being remastered!! It's an amazing, amazing record!! I'm a little late to clutch. I didn't get it in the 90's. I got it in the 2,000's finally.
God Bless Clutch, including the un-frozen caveman Neil Fallon. If I get a vote: please livestream an extended and protracted and exploded version of the 'Jam Room' album. My favorite.
I remember picking up this album while in the Army stationed in Germany in 1993. I had never heard of Clutch before and the album was awesome! I finally got to see Clutch in the late 90s at Club Babyhead in Providence RI and then later at a sports bar in Attleboro, MA. They were playing that show alongside Biohazard and Scissorfight! such an insane show!!
It was great to hear u guys just sit a talk!! It was like sitting in a room with you drinking a beer talking about the old days. Been a Fan since the 90s and still listening today. Clutch rules!!!!!!
I hav3 to add, I remember borrowing several cds from a girlfriend in 90s. Clutch having the song Spacegrass on it. There was Nirvana, STP, Soundgarden, Marylin Manson, Toadies...to name a few. When asked to return, I had an issue. She agreed, I could keep 1. The deal was, if she could name a second song off any, I would give back. Thank God she couldn't name 2nd song off Clutch, I told her she didn't deserve to own this one. I was able to keep Toadies ad well. Love Clutch!! Seen in 90s with Mastodon in Shreveport, LA and seen 2019, I think, in Austin, TX. WoW. Can't wait to see again.
After all these years to find out y'all recorded it in the mission?!?!! Dang 😂 my buddy I grew up with in hardcore scene was going to chef school there at the time. He's the one who first told me about clutch / first 7" via cassette mix tape. Driving around in his lowered mini truck blasting clutch... Ahh the memories, and yes this is a frickin cool video. Cheers fellas
Awesome roundtable (or rectangletable?) video! I must've seen them 4 or 5 times in this period - it felt like whatever show I went to, Clutch would be opening. Definitely saw the Sepultura and Fear Factory tours and caught them multiple times with Prong. I remember losing my mind over the early, super-long version of Spacegrass that started creeping into the setlists. Wicked good times!
Saw it last year in Portland, but Quicksand was on the lineup instead of Prong. Great show, but Prong would have been a welcome addition. Clutch still puts on a great show.
Thank you guys so much for this. I found you guys back as a kid... right around the release of the Self-Titled album. I had a volunteer job at a radio station and I found that, and I believe Elephant Riders while digging through the rock/metal bins. I was sold. Sadly, I was on a tiny island in Southeast Alaska, so there were no chances of catching a live show. I moved South to Oregon after High School and almost immediately caught my first Clutch show. Now, I have seen you guys more than any other act, I think 8 Clutch shows I have seen now. I'll never turn down the opportunity to to catch one of my favorite bands of all time. Keep up the good work gentlemen.
The way Dan slides that first photo off the table, "That's the wrong photo..." You boys are the best! Loving all the new content, hope to see you live one day! Rock on!
Brilliant. Love this band so much. First saw them on this tour with Sepultura, Fudge Tunnel and Fear Factory at Saratoga Winners, Cohoes, NY. Got to open for them a few times over the years. Always so great live. Prolific. Consistently come up with quality tunes.
I saw them on their first tour, in a VFW in South Dakota. They sounded amazing and their energy was infectious. I was hooked from the very first note. I still have the 7” and t-shirt I bought at the show.
Saw you guys 6 times between 96-98 in the Northeast. Some of the best shows I have been too. Spent my 16th birthday in Providence with Clutch in 96. Fan for life after that. Cmon Mothafucka!
I seen you guys play so many times. Every time you came to Hampton Roads VA, I was there. It started with you opening at Peppermint Beach Club in VABeach, I think it was opening for Pantera, who was opening for Testament. Been hooked since.
I didn't hear y'all till 94 the rock never stops keep it up I still love y'all I have met everyone of y'all dan even got me in a show underage in Knoxville
First time I saw them was back then at the Dragonfly in Hollywood, Ca. Not really a stage there, just like 10 people watching the band from 4 feet away. Felt like it was a personal performance. Just awesome
This is great. I pick up my daughter from her school in Ontario and I've been listening to, in order, from start to finish, your whole catalogue. With Transnational being first, and one I hadn't listened to cover to cover in years, I was really surprised at how good it is. It's different for sure, but there's a lot of great tracks I'd more or less forgotten about over time, and they flow so well song to song. One of many things you guys are great at, is ordering songs on an album so they flow. Pile Driver is one that if you brought back live.... man that'd be great.
Loved Prong back in the day too funny they were mentioned. I've seen Clutch at the new 930 club a few times and always a great show. Unfortunately i didn't move to DC area in time to get some pole!
That was cool listening to the guys reminiscing about the album, hopefully more like this to come. Best band going, hands down...🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻.....P.S. please come back over to Dublin Ireland soon...
You guys are hands down my favourite band of all fuckin time ! Nothing better than wrenching on my bikes, drinking Lucky, smoking J’s and cranking the CLUTCH ! Come back to Vancouver so we can see you for the seventh time 😊 💥🤘🏻
I moved to Germantown Md at the end of 94 & had been a fan of Clutch’s 1st album,a lot of the people I met & eventually started running with went to high school with these guys & had never heard their music until I played it for them,anyway I got a job at the local supermarket & a guy I worked with was dating JP’s sister & we went over to the Gastor house & hung out in the garage & drank beer & listened to music….the self titled album was still being worked on 🖤it turned ok 😉it’s awesome to see these guys still doin it 🤤gives me hope for the future of “real” music 🤞
moved to Gaithersburg at the end of 86. lived a few houses away from, and was a year older than neil. knew him and danny a bit. crazy to see how things went for them.
I was fortunate to catch the early shows in D.C., like D.C. Space, the original 9:30 on F Street (with the unique smell), and the back of a couple community centers. I may have missed them at the Fox theater on the hill in Boulder when I moved to Denver the week before. Dan talking about White Zombie reminds me of another D.C. / 9:30 band called Who Is God. Great Times!
The interesting thing about this band is they only have got better over time. Some bands don't quite ever capture the magic of their first albums, but for me this feels reversed. Their original songs didn't really turn me onto them that much, in fact I wrote them off. I thought they'd always sound like that. But when I heard Electric Worry, in Left 4 Dead 2 of all places, I had to know more of that band. Turned out it was Clutch. But listening to their older songs now, they are still pretty damn cool.
First seen Clutch support Therapy? Loved them right then. And it's weird but knowing that it's always been these 4 all these years somehow makes it better. Like seeing a band with 1 original guy is fine... But it's just not the same.
You are all legends....
The fact that you guys sound like you are still having fun...the riffs, groove and the intensity of Neil's vocals....
It's so much fun for every Clutch album, you guys were the last band I heard on the radio, and in the last two decades I have no idea why or how lucky I was to hear The Mob Goes Wild, on Triple J. I can say that Clutch was the last band I discovered on the radio, that I immediately went and found the albums...might have been "Careful with that Mic" but Clutch and Gov't Mule were my favourite bands from when I was about 17...(then I disconnected my radio antenna so anyone who was in my car had to to listen to my music) the solos were awesome, and the riffs were awesome....so that backfired. Haha. Devastating I hadn't seen you in Australia last.
You guys are the best...it sounds like you are still having fun, everyone is enjoying themselves and that makes it brilliant
never heard dan and tim talk so much.. this is great. i love the stories.
The skies are always sunny in the heart of Flavor Country
I looked at my video feed and I couldn't even handle it. I started looking at the thumbnail for this video like it was Sanskrit.
Get it while it's hot!!!!
Going going going GONE!!!
I concur!
To be fair, if I saw a grumpy Clutch passive-aggressively play one riff for fifteen minutes straight, I wouldn't be mad.
I love these videos. I feel like I grew up with Clutch. We're around the same age. I got to see them play smaller shows in Huntington, WV, all the time. My first Clutch show was in 1994 with Sam Black Church and 6L6. Later, my friends bands got to play with them. Now I see them selling out places left and right. The music has evolved and we were all there with them as it happened. Thanks guys. It's been so much freaking fun.
Never saw them live until after elephant or tyrant I think, but I was hooked when an enormous rockabilly dude played Texan Book of the Dead at a party for me way back. Feel a little like I grew up with them too, despite having already been into metal and grunge at the time.
Jokes on you guys we love the same riff for 20 mins straight come back to NC We love you guys!!!🤘🏽
Saw them so many times in NC at Ziggys and a few other places. Everytime they came to NC pretty much in the 90s
Just ordered. So excited! This will be my first vinyl album since 1979! And couldn’t think of a better album to have.
We need way more interviews like this. Some behind the scenes videos too. It's so nostalgic. Too many good memories. I saw you guys open for Prong in Toronto. There were maybe 100 people watching. I was right at the front. So good. I remember it at 51 years old.
Was that the same show that Tad was supposed to be on, too? (Maybe headlining? 🤔) But they didn’t make it because there was a massive blizzard? That one was at RPM. And I remember there being a VERY minimal crowd, lol. The band played some “new” songs from the self-titled records (that had yet to be recorded, at that point).
Would love to hear the stories of over 25 years of being together in a band
I want to go back to the 90s ...
Amazing to just sit and listen to you four.
Thanks for being! 👾🍄😎
Right? So cool.. ✊🏽✊🏽
My first concert was watching you at Park Avenue in Columbus, OH. It was the tour supporting this album. It was fucking amazing. I'm thankful it was my first show, as it set a true standard. I was 15, front row, and life was forever changed. I became a regular cancert goer after that, catching you many times. I am happy to say that I did see "Binge and Purge" live. (I know that was a rare instance and 15 year old me lost his mind) The stage was tiny and I was less than ten feet from every member. Once in a lifetime experience.... Another memorable experience was in Cleveland 1994 with Prong and Drown. Neil came backstage and talked to us for probably a half hour about Black Sabbath and other things. You guys are the real deal. Thank you for everything!!!
I was the same age for that tour, saw them with Prong and Drown. As you said, life changing for me and my friends.
Clutch, Fear Factory, Fudge Tunnel, Sepultura, killer show.
Had it on cassette when it was first released. Killer!
Thanks for making the soundtrack for life, guys
my 1st time seeing CLUTCH was opening for Bad Religion at Phoenix Theater 1993 Petaluma, CA. Next was at the 'Bottom of the Hill' S.F, CA where I met most of you (JP) while waiting for my ambulance drvr buddy to deliver me some 'Space Grass' while talking with JP outside before you all played. That night was truly memorable, I still got my poster of Transnational Speedway League that I took off of the wall inside the club. The next 14yrs I was present at most every Bay Area, CA performance of CLUTCH. two nights in a row w/ Marilyn Manson, PRONG, Sepultura, headlining the Fillmore west in S.F was especially fun as the staff of the club finally threw us all out at 3am the next morning. Having beers and some tokes with you all was some of the best memories ever and I still can't believe it's been over 30yrs ago, Now. Thank You JP, Neil,Tim, Dan and Jack F, Oscar etc. The Best of times. oh my last time was summer of '17 in Eugene,OR with my other old friends from the Bay Area, CA 'PRIMUS' was a great night as always. Keep Keeping on and Rock that shit.
...rubbing needles in my eyes, eating dirt. i stood up,and everythings alright. everything goona be alright😊
best band ever, neil fallon is a lyrical genius!
One of the greatests bands in the history of music. 🤘🏻
Got to see them the first time at the Mad Monk in Wilmington, NC in I believe 95. Since then, I've been going to shows every chance I get. Best memory, was seeing them twice in the same week in Okinawa, Japan.
Thank you guys so much for contributing to the soundtrack of my life. Looking forward to the next few chapters!!!
Loved hearing the insight on this album, definitely do more in the future!
Edit: I was wrong. That was either an Apple || or an Apple II fx at 4:37. Definitely one of the early Macs.
Introductory price: US$8,969 (equivalent to $20,090 in 2022).
I was lucky enough to see these guys tour for this album and the next two a lot. Opening for Sepultura, playing the Fairbanks Inn (FBI) in Orlando with Tad. These guys worked their asses off and deserve all that they have. So happy to finally own this on vinyl
To think, I learned of Clutch because of a show about a cake shop. Congrats on 30 years of giving no fucks, and making great tunes. Here's to 30 more!!
What a great vid. I first saw Clutch open for Tad in Sioux Falls, SD. The good old Pomp Room.
I am excited about this record being remastered!! It's an amazing, amazing record!! I'm a little late to clutch. I didn't get it in the 90's. I got it in the 2,000's finally.
God Bless Clutch, including the un-frozen caveman Neil Fallon. If I get a vote: please livestream an extended and protracted and exploded version of the 'Jam Room' album. My favorite.
Cool commentary, amazing band
One of my fav albums of all time.
Prong, Clutch, and Drown is to this day, one of if not the best show I've ever been to.
I remember picking up this album while in the Army stationed in Germany in 1993. I had never heard of Clutch before and the album was awesome! I finally got to see Clutch in the late 90s at Club Babyhead in Providence RI and then later at a sports bar in Attleboro, MA. They were playing that show alongside Biohazard and Scissorfight! such an insane show!!
It was great to hear u guys just sit a talk!! It was like sitting in a room with you drinking a beer talking about the old days. Been a Fan since the 90s and still listening today. Clutch rules!!!!!!
I hav3 to add, I remember borrowing several cds from a girlfriend in 90s. Clutch having the song Spacegrass on it. There was Nirvana, STP, Soundgarden, Marylin Manson, Toadies...to name a few. When asked to return, I had an issue. She agreed, I could keep 1. The deal was, if she could name a second song off any, I would give back. Thank God she couldn't name 2nd song off Clutch, I told her she didn't deserve to own this one. I was able to keep Toadies ad well. Love Clutch!! Seen in 90s with Mastodon in Shreveport, LA and seen 2019, I think, in Austin, TX. WoW. Can't wait to see again.
After all these years to find out y'all recorded it in the mission?!?!! Dang 😂 my buddy I grew up with in hardcore scene was going to chef school there at the time. He's the one who first told me about clutch / first 7" via cassette mix tape. Driving around in his lowered mini truck blasting clutch... Ahh the memories, and yes this is a frickin cool video. Cheers fellas
Awesome roundtable (or rectangletable?) video! I must've seen them 4 or 5 times in this period - it felt like whatever show I went to, Clutch would be opening. Definitely saw the Sepultura and Fear Factory tours and caught them multiple times with Prong. I remember losing my mind over the early, super-long version of Spacegrass that started creeping into the setlists. Wicked good times!
I saw them for the first time in 04 or 05 at Cains ballroom. The greatest live band I’ve ever seen.
The first song I heard from you guys was burning beard and since then I've been addicted to your music!
Prong are still playing and touring. I believe Helmet are too. Clutch / Prong / Helmet tour 2024.
Saw it last year in Portland, but Quicksand was on the lineup instead of Prong. Great show, but Prong would have been a welcome addition. Clutch still puts on a great show.
Clutch is my band for many years!
Best band ever, can't categorize them, but many have emulated. My favorite since I heard them in the early 90's.
Thank you guys so much for this. I found you guys back as a kid... right around the release of the Self-Titled album. I had a volunteer job at a radio station and I found that, and I believe Elephant Riders while digging through the rock/metal bins. I was sold. Sadly, I was on a tiny island in Southeast Alaska, so there were no chances of catching a live show. I moved South to Oregon after High School and almost immediately caught my first Clutch show. Now, I have seen you guys more than any other act, I think 8 Clutch shows I have seen now. I'll never turn down the opportunity to to catch one of my favorite bands of all time.
Keep up the good work gentlemen.
The way Dan slides that first photo off the table, "That's the wrong photo..." You boys are the best! Loving all the new content, hope to see you live one day! Rock on!
Great guys..Love the stories..
Brilliant. Love this band so much. First saw them on this tour with Sepultura, Fudge Tunnel and Fear Factory at Saratoga Winners, Cohoes, NY. Got to open for them a few times over the years. Always so great live. Prolific. Consistently come up with quality tunes.
What a show!
I saw them on their first tour, in a VFW in South Dakota. They sounded amazing and their energy was infectious. I was hooked from the very first note. I still have the 7” and t-shirt I bought at the show.
Humble, chill, modest guys. Alter ego kicks in when they pick up the instruments.
Beavis & Butthead IS how I discovered Clutch, & its been a killer relationship ever since
The kid who could shred on guitar in my 10th grade general music class told me about Clutch 30 years ago. Thanks for all the music Clutch!
Saw you guys 6 times between 96-98 in the Northeast. Some of the best shows I have been too. Spent my 16th birthday in Providence with Clutch in 96. Fan for life after that. Cmon Mothafucka!
Had the pleasure of touring with these dudes in 2005, on Sounds of the Underground... great band, great guys!!
Had a off road DVD that had a clutch song in it. Went and bought the album. Great stuff. 😎
I just love hearing from the whole band. 🤘🧡
Just got my copy in the mail today! 🤘
I saw the video for shogun named Marcus on headbangers ball when i was like 12 and ive been a fan ever since.
Saw them in Madrid theater in Kansas City and then saw them at the Rio in Madrid Spain a few weeks later in the same tour ☝🏻💪🏻👍🏻
I seen you guys play so many times. Every time you came to Hampton Roads VA, I was there. It started with you opening at Peppermint Beach Club in VABeach, I think it was opening for Pantera, who was opening for Testament. Been hooked since.
Dudes just Get Better as the Years Roll By.. Thanks Clutch. Thanks for being there back then & for Being Here Today. - Even Hardcore Kids Grow Up..
Great vid..One of the few bands that I’ve traveled all over just to catch a gig..Clutch got a sound of their own and it kicks ass 🔥🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥
You are and will always be my favorite band! Thank you.
It's great hearing all the backstory / behind the scenes stuff. Love it.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Lots of great insight on the recording and music scene and industry at the time.
Simply awesome! Thanks gentlemen 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I didn't hear y'all till 94 the rock never stops keep it up I still love y'all I have met everyone of y'all dan even got me in a show underage in Knoxville
Thank you.
Love you boys so. ❤
One of my all time favorite bands just seem them for the 3rd time last Saturday at the Anthem in DC and ran into Neil on my way in the venue
First time I saw them was back then at the Dragonfly in Hollywood, Ca. Not really a stage there, just like 10 people watching the band from 4 feet away. Felt like it was a personal performance. Just awesome
I love this album. In '94, I saw them open for Bad Religion, and then for Sepultura that same year. Great times and killer music!
This is great. I pick up my daughter from her school in Ontario and I've been listening to, in order, from start to finish, your whole catalogue. With Transnational being first, and one I hadn't listened to cover to cover in years, I was really surprised at how good it is. It's different for sure, but there's a lot of great tracks I'd more or less forgotten about over time, and they flow so well song to song. One of many things you guys are great at, is ordering songs on an album so they flow. Pile Driver is one that if you brought back live.... man that'd be great.
Fuck yeah guys! A heartfelt thank you for soundtracking my life since I saw you tour this record in 93, and still doing it!
I love this. Thanks guys
Loved Prong back in the day too funny they were mentioned. I've seen Clutch at the new 930 club a few times and always a great show. Unfortunately i didn't move to DC area in time to get some pole!
That was cool listening to the guys reminiscing about the album, hopefully more like this to come. Best band going, hands down...🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻.....P.S. please come back over to Dublin Ireland soon...
You guys are hands down my favourite band of all fuckin time ! Nothing better than wrenching on my bikes, drinking Lucky, smoking J’s and cranking the CLUTCH ! Come back to Vancouver so we can see you for the seventh time 😊 💥🤘🏻
Love ya , Clutch ! You guys ROCK ! 👍🍻
Man, I can't wait to see you guys again. I am going to see you guys in Bloomington IL April 29th.
Can't wait to see you in Michigan again, It will be the 12th time, and a fantastic show again, no doubt. My daughter bought tickets last time.
That Neil wrote Binge and Purge about himself trying to write the lyrics to Binge and Purge is about the funniest fucking thing I've ever heard.
I moved to Germantown Md at the end of 94 & had been a fan of Clutch’s 1st album,a lot of the people I met & eventually started running with went to high school with these guys & had never heard their music until I played it for them,anyway I got a job at the local supermarket & a guy I worked with was dating JP’s sister & we went over to the Gastor house & hung out in the garage & drank beer & listened to music….the self titled album was still being worked on 🖤it turned ok 😉it’s awesome to see these guys still doin it 🤤gives me hope for the future of “real” music 🤞
moved to Gaithersburg at the end of 86. lived a few houses away from, and was a year older than neil. knew him and danny a bit. crazy to see how things went for them.
These are great. A monthly or bi-weekly podcast going over albums or shows or other industry stuff would be amazing.
Niiice. I recently became a huge fan. Clutch is def my current favorite band.
Got my copy recently. Amazingly done then and re-released now! ♥
Hell yeah got mine yesterday! I do wish it had the playing cards with the girls on them 😆🤘
Love you guys, keep up the hard work and good music❤❤❤❤
Yall were babies! Fun to see the pics!
This is great. Do a roundtable chat for each album and make a podcast out of it.
I was in a band that happened to play a show w/ Clutch back in March of 1993 and Tim was playing a pair of Marshall JCM 900 half-stacks.
Clutch keeping great rock alive in a mediocre music scene. ❤ Thank you for your dedication and effort from the band to the crew. 🤘🤘
I was fortunate to catch the early shows in D.C., like D.C. Space, the original 9:30 on F Street (with the unique smell), and the back of a couple community centers. I may have missed them at the Fox theater on the hill in Boulder when I moved to Denver the week before. Dan talking about White Zombie reminds me of another D.C. / 9:30 band called Who Is God. Great Times!
The interesting thing about this band is they only have got better over time. Some bands don't quite ever capture the magic of their first albums, but for me this feels reversed. Their original songs didn't really turn me onto them that much, in fact I wrote them off. I thought they'd always sound like that. But when I heard Electric Worry, in Left 4 Dead 2 of all places, I had to know more of that band. Turned out it was Clutch. But listening to their older songs now, they are still pretty damn cool.
Been a fan since this album was released, and I saw you live on tour with Sepultura!
This is great content. Would like to see more
I remember listening to this when i was 16 and thinking "This is everything music should be" This and S/T shaped my youth.
Clutch interviews clutch best way to get it done got some free shit yesterday just for having my clutch hat on best group with the best fans
First seen Clutch support Therapy? Loved them right then. And it's weird but knowing that it's always been these 4 all these years somehow makes it better. Like seeing a band with 1 original guy is fine... But it's just not the same.
Thanks guys. Just wondering if Neil ever plans on write a mythical sci Fi book.
Probably would be amazing! Do it Neil!
This is the epepitome ( new word created for clutch combination of epic and epitome) of a true rock band AC/DC sang about it. Clutch lived it!!
IMPETUS!!!!! Damn, I love these guys and their music!! And OMG looove them giggling like little kids.
Brilliant 👍
I believe I was at that seplatura show in NC. Was it at the Show Case in Raleigh? I thought y’all were great! “20 minute juggernaut”
No wonder I've been a fan for thirty years.
Saw Clutch many times over the years, so Amazing when they toured with Corrosion of Conformity!