I am a 70 year old new fan. A friend [25) turned me onto these guys. My God! What talent, passion and soul. Thank you for your music. Future of rock looks a lot better with these guys playing real music. Thanks again from a long time music lover
Indeed. I wish more bands would play smaller venues like they've always been doing. My first & only time getting to see them play live was the most intimate experience I've ever had with any of my favorite bands & all of the dudes who are Clutch fans are always respectful & take really good care of us lady fans who are out there in front moshing with them too. I know bc I've experienced this for myself @ that 1 show I got to attend. Plus, I was even blessed to have one of Sound Factory's bouncers stand right beside me the whole entire night of their show bc he refused having to watch me getting knocked down & trampled on during the show bc I was only 1 of 2 chicks who had the tits to mosh with the big boys. It's funny bc he finally believed me whenever I'd first explained to him about how Clutch fans are a different kinda breed of metal/rock music fans by the end of the night too. Well, since he did such a great job of being my own personal bodyguard I just had to repay him somehow so before we left the bar, I just had to give him a good booby shot. ha
I’ve been fortunate enough to do a tour with these guys and I have 2 distinct memories from it. 1. They are the nicest most humble guys you could ever meet, not an ounce of pretense or attitude. 2. JP always had a kit backstage and practiced for hours before the show. Both things made a lasting impression on me, as a man and a musician
First time hearing Clutch was when they were touring with Limp Bizkit in the early 00s. I was working security at the club the tour came through and smoked a joint backstage with Neil and some of the security. Show time came and I was working the barricade, keeping people off the stage. They started playing I was hooked instantly. The whole show I was pushing people away from the stage while jamming my ass off. It was a blast.
Hahaha I’ve heard Neil talk about how much JP loves playing drums. They’d tour with a practice kit in a trailer and he’d sit there and play for like six hours at a time. No wonder he’s so god damn good!
You really do get the sense that they just write and play and jam and perform for fun. They don't just get together every few years to smush out an album and rake in some cash, they live and breathe it and are really super happy to be so appreciated
@@dana.c hello again! Had to reply to you because I haven't heard anyone mention Samhain in years. I have a t-shirt that's probably 30 years old. Gonna listen to them now thanks!
It's a shame JPG wasn't around in an era when rock musicians were revered. If he were around in the 70's he'd be discussed in the same light as Bonham, Peart, Moon and Baker.
If you happen to be an aspiring young drummer or just a drummer in general there is not a single rock drummer that plays as well as JPG. His approach, interpretation and ability are unmatched.
That version of motherless child just shows how vast of Marylands top rockers Clutch range goes. They can blow the roof off with some hardcore rock or play some of the best blues you will EVER here. Lifelong Clutch fan here. Bravo gentleman. Bravo.
Jean Paul Gaster is so fucking deep in the pocket I'm suprized he got up to record this video. Jokes aside, he is one of the most perfect drummers ever, finesse, power and precision, always the perfect amount of groove, fills and volume.
I’m mostly a metalhead and his style is so different compared to most of the other drummers I listen to. It’s really refreshing and he is amazing. The band wouldn’t be the same without him. They’re lucky.
It is not the same as standing on the stage and playing for the crowd, it must be really tough on you guys- but just so you know, we appreciate this a LOT!
Their collective tone is amazing. Clutch delivers the same live as well. If we ever get to see a live show again without invasive strings attached, I would strongly encourage you all to attend.
So awesome to hear the bluesy version of Motherless Child! These are the songs that don't really fit nicely into a concert set. So it is awesome to see them played!
OMFG! Ok, now I feel like its been a 28 year build up to that Black Sabbath cover. Yall just blew my mind for the 2452nd time. Ozzy and Tony need to see this!
Loving all The New Music & The Music From the Beginning of ur Band is & Always Be The 🤜💣🤛Bomb & Loving The Slate Blue Bass of Dan's & ,I Think This is My Favorite, Bass He Playes & The Fenders At The Beginning of ur's Band Life Together 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thanks For Staying Together & Keeping This Music 🎶🎵Going on My intire Life, & I've Been Their From The Beginning 🤜🎯🤛
Nearly 30 years. No lineup changes. Nearly constant touring. One of the greatest rock bands in history and definitely one of the bands that helped define me personally in my time. I've seen them three times. I think I will pony up for this to help them and the cause.
Been a fan since 93. Lived in Arizona. Clutch was playing with Slayer in 98. My brother told me a secret most people did not know of. Bands usually show up for rehearsal in the morning or daytime. We waited for Clutch to show up. We waited till they got out of their van. I told them I was a huge fan. They told me they went to check out Sedona. They were surprised anyone showed up that early looking for them. Was a great show!!
Damn, I just can't believe how this band can just keep rockin' the way they do, amazing! Their shit never gets old. The lighting looks good on JP and his drums!!!
When you come to Detroit, We are there. Seen you 12 times since the early '90s. The Best Show Ever ! I love how Neil can control the entire crowd with just his feet stomping.
Clutch has always been the band that knows exactly what I need to hear my love for music started with clutch and ends with clutch. Such a amazing band 🤘☠️🤘☠️🤘🔥
Good morning friends, first of all I want to apologize for my English, I don't speak it and even less write it, but there is my appreciation of the band that we all love. Greetings from Peru..... "I just saw a series of concerts by this great band: CLUTCH, and I had a clear revelation. CLUTCH IS THE ROCK; They don't do Rock, they don't play Rock, they don't compose Rock ... they are THE ROCK ... I say this because, at this stage of life, they have managed to balance their roles within the band with extreme precision, that is to say: each one does what he should without detracting from the others. Each allows his companions to express his vitality in the way and time they need, without pressure of any kind. Because of this it is possible for everyone in general to become the Frontman of the group at some point. And something extremely important, which leads me to the first conclusion, is that you can do without them, yes, do without all the members, and get into the songs. It seems that they have become mere accessories or mediums whose function is to reveal the songs they have composed, with such vitality and dedication, and that they have taken on a life of their own for us, their audience. They may or may not be on stage. They could contort like haunted madwomen, like demonized possessors ... but they don't. They could throw a thousand harangues, manage the audience at will and ask them to do any idiotic thing like raise their hands and clap together ... but they don't ... They could use thousands of weird, ethereal or cutting edge effects ... but they don't need them ... they've managed to tame distortions, wha-wha and delay ... and it's more than enough ... They do not need to make fuss of any kind such as destroying or burning guitars, spitting at the public, jumping or doing risky things ... IT IS TOTALLY UNNECESSARY, their music, THE ROCK, is everything ... it has taken on a life of its own ... and they keep total respect ... We thank them that they do not wear weird, lavish or fashionable outfits, we thank them that they have not had facebook for a long time, we thank them that they do not worry about being hyperlinked or filling stadiums ... I feel (without fear of being wrong in the least) that their life, their profession, their food is Rock ... through them it survives ... because they are ROCK"
Your guy's music really is food for the soul. I cannot count the many numerous times that I've been having a bad day, or in some kind of funk as you might say.... But whenever I throw on some Clutch in my background and usually within about 3 and a half minutes of Neil's voice the bands melodic tone, the pure fact that whatever style they're playing whether it be blues, hard rock, metal, country western, or an ancient slave hymn... their diversity never disappoints, and surely enough I always end up smiling and in so much a better mood after turning it on. After hearing them 25- 30 year's now, I don't think I could live without Clutch. Your guys music really is a gift to us all. I thank you so much for sharing us your true, unmatched sound, versatility, and high quality and quantities of sound. Thank you again so very much for just being real and not selling out like so many have!!!! May you be blessed with many more enjoyable times and years ahead, and keep up the good progress that I have truly enjoyed myself watching you guys constantly change and develop into an even more solid, well oiled, music machine that absolutely never disappoints. Thank you master's of the language of sound, master's of the metaphor. I look forward to seeing what more gifts are to come!!!!👁🖤🙏😉
You listen to them cover Black Sabbath ans you can hear how BS influences everyone. Killer cover and a great version of Wishbone. Clutch never disappoints
Went to my first clutch show at 19... I'm now 46! There is nothing that compares to the genius going on here!! It is this style of music that makes u love to feel...
I have woken up as a teen, and listened to Clutch. I have woken up with Depression, and listened to Clutch I have woken up as an alcoholic, and listened to Clutch I have woken up as a smoker, and listened to Clutch I have woken up sober for months, and listened to Clutch I have woken up as a teacher, and listened to Clutch. I'm sure one day I'll wake up as a dad and listen to Clutch too. No matter what, I'll always listen to Clutch. Wait this isn't a cult right....? Fuck...
As soon as the bass kicked in, I knew it was a Ric. All-around great playing, and whoever mixed and produced this deserves an award, as it is so articulate.
Modern studio production are clearly ruining rock, when a band can sound like this in a one take recording. The sound/mix here got the punch and edge that mostly seams to have been polished away in the pursuit on perfection in the studio. 👍
Just received your Clutch Doom Saloon III t-shirt and it's a work of art. Looks awesome, too good to wear, I may have it framed, it's beautiful. Great job! High quality shirt and art. Way to go! Thank you! 👍
I am a 70 year old new fan. A friend [25) turned me onto these guys. My God! What talent, passion and soul. Thank you for your music. Future of rock looks a lot better with these guys playing real music. Thanks again from a long time music lover
This band is in the business since the early 90s. But yeah its solid rock music I agree.
Welcome to the club
Right on dude. I'm 29 and my parents introduced them to me when I was ? years old haha. Isn't it always dope to find a new groove? Rock on 🤘
Duuude you have found something very special theres only one clutch
@@Illsamustache smart ass mf
0:30: Motherless Child
5:27: Run, John Barleycorn, Run
9:51: Wishbone
13:31: Lord of This World
thank you!
Thanks
when you write what's be on the next album then you are better than Nostradamus
killer tunes. hope to catch you guys at hob n. myrtle beach in August
Most underrated Rock band with a strong fan base.
Aye 🤟
Dont underrated bands have small fan bases? 😉
Agree, but every time get to see them up close for like $25 I'm happy that's so.... ;)
Indeed. I wish more bands would play smaller venues like they've always been doing. My first & only time getting to see them play live was the most intimate experience I've ever had with any of my favorite bands & all of the dudes who are Clutch fans are always respectful & take really good care of us lady fans who are out there in front moshing with them too. I know bc I've experienced this for myself @ that 1 show I got to attend. Plus, I was even blessed to have one of Sound Factory's bouncers stand right beside me the whole entire night of their show bc he refused having to watch me getting knocked down & trampled on during the show bc I was only 1 of 2 chicks who had the tits to mosh with the big boys. It's funny bc he finally believed me whenever I'd first explained to him about how Clutch fans are a different kinda breed of metal/rock music fans by the end of the night too. Well, since he did such a great job of being my own personal bodyguard I just had to repay him somehow so before we left the bar, I just had to give him a good booby shot. ha
Way underrated. I don't know how they're not a complete household name. They might be my favorite band today.
Clutch covering Sabbath?!? I can now die in peace.
why the question mark, they display sabbath influence in most of their songs
@@joebb11 Just glad to see them do an actual Sabbath cover.
Said well 🏔💚🎸🤘🏻
Play this at my funeral!
@@NbleSavage Thought they dropped one live at a CO show I saw in the early 2000's...can't remember which one though
Is it just me or is Neil's voice just getting better with time? Love this stuff...long live Clutch!
Whisky does the trick ...
Same here ... lol
Vocal lessons straight from the source.
Yeah, and the lyrics are fascinating
listen to the original wishbone, his voice now is absolutely better
Yes! I think so too! Seems like it's gotten deeper & a bit more raspy. Very nice!
Every day l wake up, drink a lot of coffee and watch the ALMIGHTY CLUTCH!
Everybody move to Canada and smoke lots of pot
I wake up and scratch my clutch...
Cranes fly in to terrorize me when I try :-/
Sounds like a good day to me
Quick death from ghoul wrangler
Seen Clutch several times live. They never disappoint.
17 times for me..can’t get enough.
saw them back in 1992
awesome! I saw them at the house of blues with my family and they rocked! Totally going to have to see more!
I've seen them more times than I can count. Never seen a bad performance.
So very true. Seen them enough times to have lost count, it's in the 15-20 range, since right before Pure Rock Fury. They kill it everytime
I’ve been fortunate enough to do a tour with these guys and I have 2 distinct memories from it. 1. They are the nicest most humble guys you could ever meet, not an ounce of pretense or attitude. 2. JP always had a kit backstage and practiced for hours before the show. Both things made a lasting impression on me, as a man and a musician
First time hearing Clutch was when they were touring with Limp Bizkit in the early 00s. I was working security at the club the tour came through and smoked a joint backstage with Neil and some of the security. Show time came and I was working the barricade, keeping people off the stage. They started playing I was hooked instantly. The whole show I was pushing people away from the stage while jamming my ass off. It was a blast.
@@DawsonClawson Thats a rad story. Right on.
Hahaha I’ve heard Neil talk about how much JP loves playing drums. They’d tour with a practice kit in a trailer and he’d sit there and play for like six hours at a time. No wonder he’s so god damn good!
Watched an interview with JPG and he said when they take breaks from touring, he goes home and plays his drums...lol
Clutch fills my soul in a way drugs, religion, and family never could.
Your fans appreciate you. Thanks for the YEARS of entertainment!
Decades.
Ill be smoking breakfast for this.
😁
👍🤣🤣🤣
Just blazed afternoon tea.
You really do get the sense that they just write and play and jam and perform for fun. They don't just get together every few years to smush out an album and rake in some cash, they live and breathe it and are really super happy to be so appreciated
Well said, they enjoy their craft and enjoy each other’s company. It’s not as you said a money grabbing enterprise. It’s more organic than that
ACCURATE STATEMENT 👍🏼
Clutch and All Them Witches need to tour. Speaking in a perfect world precovid or postcovid
amen
Lord of this World was insanely good. Holy crap!
The tone of all the instruments on this track is savage!
One can NEVER have too much CLUTCH.
You bringing the sammiches? Lol do you watch Two minutes to late night? They covered some Samhain this morning. It was pretty rockin!
@@dana.c hello again! Had to reply to you because I haven't heard anyone mention Samhain in years. I have a t-shirt that's probably 30 years old. Gonna listen to them now thanks!
@@Dr.Acula76 that is awesome! Definitely check out two minutes to late night doing mother of mercy.
@@dana.c I will. Thank you so much!
@@Dr.Acula76 they do some misfits and other goodies. The best is Neil doing ac/dc (bon scott era) riff raff.
Jean-Paul Gaster is a very musical drummer…never realized this until watching this video
Probably the most musically accurate Sabbath cover I'ver ever heard....Incredible!
COC also did this one on the 1st NIB compilation.
They hardly cover Sabbath. They’re much better. Rock on Clutch!
@@marymitchell3677 as much as i love clutch, nobody is much better than sabbath
National treasure I tell ya.
It's a shame JPG wasn't around in an era when rock musicians were revered. If he were around in the 70's he'd be discussed in the same light as Bonham, Peart, Moon and Baker.
he keeps everything on the pocket, great player
Has been my favorite rock drummer for years.
And Danny Carey
But he is
The fact you didn’t list Bill Ward leads me to believe musicians were never truly revered.
Holy shit, that Sabbath cover is absolute perfection and makes me want an entire Sabbath cover album.
Yes!!! 🤘🎸🤘🎸
I gotta get up at 6AM for Clutch??
Not a problem.
Free Tickets! (online only of course) ...
I’ll bring the room temperature lemon water.
6 am sleep is but a dream. My curse is now a gift.
I'll bring the cooler cold beer
4am for me in Hawaii. It's 11pm now. I don't know that I can pull it off.
If you happen to be an aspiring young drummer or just a drummer in general there is not a single rock drummer that plays as well as JPG.
His approach, interpretation and ability are unmatched.
That version of motherless child just shows how vast of Marylands top rockers Clutch range goes. They can blow the roof off with some hardcore rock or play some of the best blues you will EVER here. Lifelong Clutch fan here. Bravo gentleman. Bravo.
I love when they play the blues!
CLUTCH is one of Hard Rocks Pioneers that just keeps getting better over the years! 🤘🔥🤘 Road to 40 Let's go!
Jean Paul Gaster is so fucking deep in the pocket I'm suprized he got up to record this video.
Jokes aside, he is one of the most perfect drummers ever, finesse, power and precision, always the perfect amount of groove, fills and volume.
And his drums sound absolutely killer.
Agreed. That snare's tone is as perfect as his ghost strokes.
He is an awesome drummer, he did drumming duet on one of the last tours. He plays a blinder on Winos punctuated equilibrium. 🤘
I’m mostly a metalhead and his style is so different compared to most of the other drummers I listen to. It’s really refreshing and he is amazing. The band wouldn’t be the same without him. They’re lucky.
I feel like they are all grown up now. The first session was one camera with no edits or lighting and now they have slick videos. Lol. More please!
Them: the perfect band doesn't exist
Clutch: hold my ale
One more lager and I might learn to like ya.
... and then came whisky from the basement.
It is not the same as standing on the stage and playing for the crowd, it must be really tough on you guys- but just so you know, we appreciate this a LOT!
Their collective tone is amazing. Clutch delivers the same live as well. If we ever get to see a live show again without invasive strings attached, I would strongly encourage you all to attend.
Wishbone is one of my favourite Clutch songs, really nice to hear it again!
I'm so glad we get some Christmas Clutch to keep up the tradition!
So awesome to hear the bluesy version of Motherless Child! These are the songs that don't really fit nicely into a concert set. So it is awesome to see them played!
Always thought I'd like to hear Clutch do a cover of Willie the Pimp. That would definitely be the cake.
Holy shit. That would be an unprecedented performance in my personal book.
Is that the Cadillac coffin one?
@@DocStatgamer I believe that is Willie the Wimp, by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Willie the Pimp is Frank Zappa.
Frank Zappa Willie the Pimp
Sang by Captain Beefheart
That Sabbath cover is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The best compliment I can offer is that I have a 3 hour Spotify playlist of Clutch songs. I hit play and let it go.
someone's got some new cameras and has been dialing in live sound for broadcast, yes? waaay buttery. cheers fellas
I was thinking the same thing.
Been a fan since 91. Not 1 album has disappointed me.
Best band in the world.
I love how they don't try to drown each other out. Smooth.
one of the only bands that i can think of that have actually gotten even better throughout their career.
Jean-Paul's drum faces are so excellent. It looks like he's whispering "pop! pop!"
I could watch that guy play all day.
Wow that Sabbath is absolutely philthy.
OMFG! Ok, now I feel like its been a 28 year build up to that Black Sabbath cover. Yall just blew my mind for the 2452nd time. Ozzy and Tony need to see this!
Geezer and Bill too!
Dan's new bass is sexy.
0:28 Motherless Child
5:26 Run, John Barleycorn, Run
9:49 Wishbone
13:31 Lord of this World
AWSOME KIND OF OUR LOVE MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS. NOBODY CAN BE OTHER THAN HERE WITH CLUTCH....
I'm making my crab cakes for breakfast right now!
hahahah
Hot Bottom feeder!!! 🤙
The Best Possible Possibilities for Me and Mine and Humanity
We just cracked the sky with Black Sabbath's Lord Of This World "for fun".
Playing acoustic guitar along with this set is a beer 🍺 drinkers dream ...
Great fuckin set love ❤️ Clutch
My favourite band covering my other favourite band! That was insanely good, Neil sounded perfect singing old Sabbath!
Saw you guys in Toledo Ohio, around 2000 or so, I have never looked back......MY FAVORITE BAND, CLUTCH!
"Run, John Barleycorn, Run" My favourite! Love it a lot.
One of my favourites too! The fact they included it in the Vault Series makes me hope they'll play it live next show!
Loving all The New Music & The Music From the Beginning of ur Band is & Always Be The 🤜💣🤛Bomb & Loving The Slate Blue Bass of Dan's & ,I Think This is My Favorite, Bass He Playes & The Fenders At The Beginning of ur's Band Life Together 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thanks For Staying Together & Keeping This Music 🎶🎵Going on My intire Life, & I've Been Their From The Beginning 🤜🎯🤛
He intends to cut you down and put you to the stone, Clutch is the GOAT, never disappoint always bring the heat
I hope my neighbors enjoyed that as much as they'll enjoy Doom Saloon 3!
Yo that was awesome!!! That "Lord of This World" cover was 🔥🔥🔥. I can't wait for the 18th. Gonna preorder the bundle.
Nearly 30 years. No lineup changes. Nearly constant touring. One of the greatest rock bands in history and definitely one of the bands that helped define me personally in my time. I've seen them three times. I think I will pony up for this to help them and the cause.
Yes! Thank you guys! We loved the first 2 shows, we won't miss the next one!
Been a fan since 93. Lived in Arizona. Clutch was playing with Slayer in 98. My brother told me a secret most people did not know of. Bands usually show up for rehearsal in the morning or daytime. We waited for Clutch to show up. We waited till they got out of their van. I told them I was a huge fan. They told me they went to check out Sedona. They were surprised anyone showed up that early looking for them. Was a great show!!
Damn, I just can't believe how this band can just keep rockin' the way they do, amazing! Their shit never gets old. The lighting looks good on JP and his drums!!!
When you come to Detroit, We are there. Seen you 12 times since the early '90s. The Best Show Ever ! I love how Neil can control the entire crowd with just his feet stomping.
I hope they record Lord of this World for Weathermaker Volume 2.
Every day I wake up, drink a lotta coffee & watch the Clutch stream🤘🏽💯
YES!! I'll be there. My meeting is over at 9am. JUST in time!
coffee break for me...lol!
Old Bay, crabcakes and Clutch. The only things from Maryland that I truly love.
That rendition of Lord of This World is pretty damn good!! Really enjoyed it!
Best band of all time, no question.
18 minutes of tasty jams! Thank you CLUTCH!
Best Damn Rock and Roll Band in the Land..!!!
This is great, one of my favorite bands forever.
I got up to watch this live,and I keep rewatching it!
Clutch has always been the band that knows exactly what I need to hear my love for music started with clutch and ends with clutch. Such a amazing band 🤘☠️🤘☠️🤘🔥
The best band in the world has the best fans in the world.
Hell yeah
Started listening to Clutch in the early 90’s while in high school. Never stopped! Awesome!
Thank you!!!
Good morning friends, first of all I want to apologize for my English, I don't speak it and even less write it, but there is my appreciation of the band that we all love. Greetings from Peru..... "I just saw a series of concerts by this great band: CLUTCH, and I had a clear revelation. CLUTCH IS THE ROCK; They don't do Rock, they don't play Rock, they don't compose Rock ... they are THE ROCK ... I say this because, at this stage of life, they have managed to balance their roles within the band with extreme precision, that is to say: each one does what he should without detracting from the others.
Each allows his companions to express his vitality in the way and time they need, without pressure of any kind. Because of this it is possible for everyone in general to become the Frontman of the group at some point.
And something extremely important, which leads me to the first conclusion, is that you can do without them, yes, do without all the members, and get into the songs. It seems that they have become mere accessories or mediums whose function is to reveal the songs they have composed, with such vitality and dedication, and that they have taken on a life of their own for us, their audience.
They may or may not be on stage.
They could contort like haunted madwomen, like demonized possessors ... but they don't.
They could throw a thousand harangues, manage the audience at will and ask them to do any idiotic thing like raise their hands and clap together ... but they don't ...
They could use thousands of weird, ethereal or cutting edge effects ... but they don't need them ... they've managed to tame distortions, wha-wha and delay ... and it's more than enough ...
They do not need to make fuss of any kind such as destroying or burning guitars, spitting at the public, jumping or doing risky things ... IT IS TOTALLY UNNECESSARY, their music, THE ROCK, is everything ... it has taken on a life of its own ... and they keep total respect ...
We thank them that they do not wear weird, lavish or fashionable outfits, we thank them that they have not had facebook for a long time, we thank them that they do not worry about being hyperlinked or filling stadiums ... I feel (without fear of being wrong in the least) that their life, their profession, their food is Rock ... through them it survives ... because they are ROCK"
John Barleycorn is a seriously underrated tune!
Your guy's music really is food for the soul. I cannot count the many numerous times that I've been having a bad day, or in some kind of funk as you might say.... But whenever I throw on some Clutch in my background and usually within about 3 and a half minutes of Neil's voice the bands melodic tone, the pure fact that whatever style they're playing whether it be blues, hard rock, metal, country western, or an ancient slave hymn... their diversity never disappoints, and surely enough I always end up smiling and in so much a better mood after turning it on. After hearing them 25- 30 year's now, I don't think I could live without Clutch. Your guys music really is a gift to us all. I thank you so much for sharing us your true, unmatched sound, versatility, and high quality and quantities of sound. Thank you again so very much for just being real and not selling out like so many have!!!! May you be blessed with many more enjoyable times and years ahead, and keep up the good progress that I have truly enjoyed myself watching you guys constantly change and develop into an even more solid, well oiled, music machine that absolutely never disappoints. Thank you master's of the language of sound, master's of the metaphor. I look forward to seeing what more gifts are to come!!!!👁🖤🙏😉
You listen to them cover Black Sabbath ans you can hear how BS influences everyone. Killer cover and a great version of Wishbone. Clutch never disappoints
Went to my first clutch show at 19... I'm now 46! There is nothing that compares to the genius going on here!! It is this style of music that makes u love to feel...
Can't wait
Greets from Germany. Awesome Band with Sounds from AC to ZZ.
Dont know if i can make it, but i guess i'm just buying a ticket to support those guys.
Man...TSL to 27 years later, guys are still absolute killers. Thank you, it’s such a privilege.
When the pandemic is over the live scene is gonna be insane again (hopefully)!
🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸💖
I have woken up as a teen, and listened to Clutch.
I have woken up with Depression, and listened to Clutch
I have woken up as an alcoholic, and listened to Clutch
I have woken up as a smoker, and listened to Clutch
I have woken up sober for months, and listened to Clutch
I have woken up as a teacher, and listened to Clutch.
I'm sure one day I'll wake up as a dad and listen to Clutch too.
No matter what, I'll always listen to Clutch.
Wait this isn't a cult right....? Fuck...
Anyone else looking forward to Neil's T Shirt selection?
yes
The Gravediggaz shirt he was rocking circa 2000 could never be topped. He may even agree 🤘
@@vrx_clan4036 gravediggas ,niggas ! 6FEET deep
@DIMEBAGDARYL79 I agree. I love that he keeps wearing it for these pop up jams! I think it's twice now.
@DIMEBAGDARYL79 First Ave is a fantastic venue! I've seen a couple shows there.
Never a Day goes by without listening to some. Almighty Clutch! NEIL IS THE MAN! I Love Every Song! 🤘😋
🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸💖
One I wish they would re release is 24 Earth Years.
I don't know but I been told im about 24 earth years old... fuck yes dude!
David Rose.
@@mikelester3617 Big News III
As soon as the bass kicked in, I knew it was a Ric. All-around great playing, and whoever mixed and produced this deserves an award, as it is so articulate.
I really hope they do a NYE live stream.
Got that right! 🤘
BLACK SABBATH song . . . and out comes the P90's !!!
Awesome guys . . . please keep up the great music.
Better than coffee this will be.
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...on tuesday we saw them live in Berlin in 'huxleys' ...!! An awesome Gig from Clutch they're getting better and better every year....,😉👍
Modern studio production are clearly ruining rock, when a band can sound like this in a one take recording. The sound/mix here got the punch and edge that mostly seams to have been polished away in the pursuit on perfection in the studio. 👍
Just received your Clutch Doom Saloon III t-shirt and it's a work of art. Looks awesome, too good to wear, I may have it framed, it's beautiful. Great job! High quality shirt and art. Way to go! Thank you! 👍
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I'm prayin they play Texan Book of the Dead. 🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👽
I've seen them so many times, always a great night of kick ass rock and roll. They are so tight...
“Secret bunker underground, round ‘em up, skin ‘em alive! rollin’ rollin’ RAWHIDE!” Taste just like chicken 🐔 they say;-)
Animal Farm is a phenomenal sleeper from these guys
@@BigRabbitTooSmall I agree! Spot on jam and the lyrics...MAHN those fuggin LYRICS!!!😳🤔🤩
Man these guys never cease to impress. JPG killing those drums looking like he's out for a Sunday drive lol