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"Tonight boys and girls..."

I shall be mere feet away from the almighty Clutch as they rock The Garage.

My favourite band in a small venue playing all the songs I (and a few others here) know and love.
I'm just a little bit excited by this and today is going to crawl past like an old man on his knees.

And have managed to obtain a bunch of new songs, listening to them now and they goddamn.rock.like.a.mother:

English Pounds
Metric System
Walpole
Sea of Destruction
Navajo

If you are anywhere near Islington tonight,you'd be a fool to miss being a witness to evolution's finest hour.

Glad to hear it was fun.

But, no "Eight Times Over Miss October"?

English Pounds & Metric System don't have lyrics because they're just guide tracks from being-recorded album.

Clutch just put them out for fans to get a taste.
But trust me, hear English Pounds live and be amazed.

Speaking of which, got back about an hour ago from witnessing Clutch.
Hottest gig I have ever been to in my life, literally.
Sweated through my t-shirt so it was stuck to me, couldn't move for clingy material and it's still sopping wet (can literally wring it out) now at 2am.
And too many people packed in, I couldn't move an inch sideways or back or forward, crushed in on all sides.
I lasted about 45 mins nr the front and we had to move to the back, just to catch some air and be able to move.#

But it goddamned rock. As expected.
And me and mate went to McDonalds before the gig and who's next to us in line?
Tim Sult - Clutch guitarist.
Was going to say something but what do you do? "Hello, I like your band and we're seeing you later" - so we let him eat in peace.
Neil Fallon is a born frontman and looks like Banky from Chasing Amy.

Songs played (as I can remember)

Pure Rock Fury
Brazenhead
Open up The Border
Who Wants To Rock?
Raised by Horses
One Eyed Dollar
The Elephant Riders
The Soapmakers
El Jefe Speaks
Walking in the Path of The Great Shining Monster Trucks
Shogun Named Marcus
Texan Book of The Dead
Impetus
Passive Restraints
New Song
New Song

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Superb gig, if you get the chance to check them live you will *not* be dissapointed in any way.
New songs sound awesome, even more funky and groove than Sinkemlow & Red Horse Rainbow.

Excellent evening all round.
Support "Taint" and "Throat" sucked though.

I thought that English Pounds and Metric System were great. But where the hell do they come up with those titles?

Easy Breeze was cool too. Listenning to it again now actually. The singer has a rather unique voice, and way of singing, doesn't he? I like it.

Well i downloaded English Pounds, its not my cup of tea, i like my music to have lyrics.

English Pounds RAWKS

Kill the drummer so you can play for them

Anyway errr haved fun(ed)

Hope you enjoy(ed) it mate.

And now the link is right there beneath this, I'll check it out and give Clutch a chance.

10 mins before I leave work and prepare to be a witness.

"Woke up this morning
Put on ma sunday shoes-a
Dont ask me why
It's just the nature of my groove-a"

And if anyone wants an intro to Clutch, go here

http://www.labproductions.com/clutch/

And download:

Easy Breeze
English Pounds

And welcome to the church of rock

I shall be mere feet away from the almighty Clutch as they rock The Garage.

My favourite band in a small venue playing all the songs I (and a few others here) know and love.
I'm just a little bit excited by this and today is going to crawl past like an old man on his knees.

And have managed to obtain a bunch of new songs, listening to them now and they goddamn.rock.like.a.mother:

English Pounds
Metric System
Walpole
Sea of Destruction
Navajo

If you are anywhere near Islington tonight,you'd be a fool to miss being a witness to evolution's finest hour.