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WE ARE THE KING OF ARIZOOONAAA

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King of Arizona is a good song.
[video=youtube;XfC-HBfTQGU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfC-HBfTQGU[/video]

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whoa, I didn't know you were into Clutch, Cancer. I saw them last year at Orlando, when they were with BLS. I just went to see Clutch, but the other bands were good too.
Neil Fallon is the greatest bearded man.

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whoa, I didn't know you were into Clutch, Cancer. I saw them last year at Orlando, when they were with BLS. I just went to see Clutch, but the other bands were good too.
Neil Fallon is the greatest bearded man.

Clutch is Astounding. I haven't been to any of the concerts sadly, my brother has though. He said they were fucking wicked, where they made Coheed and Cambria look like trash.

I am a pretty big fan, and I have a lot of their albums. I would love to see these guys in concert!

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Clutch is Astounding. I haven't been to any of the concerts sadly, my brother has though. He said they were fucking wicked, where they made Coheed and Cambria look like trash.

I am a pretty big fan, and I have a lot of their albums. I would love to see these guys in concert!

I tried recording the concert, but it was so loud, that you couldnt hear shit. Also, they are wicked. If you compare Clutch's live performances to the studio versions, you'll notice a big difference. Not only do they use different equipment in general, they kind of change into a slightly heavier version of their songs. As in they will slightly rush every song, as in to create a rockin' vibe to keep the crowd, as well as play out some parts. I personally found when playing Electric Worry (Not their best song, IMO) Dan Maines would quiet down and come in full blast with the guitars, but on stage he would roar through the whole song. Also, some songs just dont sound right live (Spacegrass didn't sound good) and some do (Tim Sult vs the greys)

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I tried recording the concert, but it was so loud, that you couldnt hear shit. Also, they are wicked. If you compare Clutch's live performances to the studio versions, you'll notice a big difference. Not only do they use different equipment in general, they kind of change into a slightly heavier version of their songs. As in they will slightly rush every song, as in to create a rockin' vibe to keep the crowd, as well as play out some parts. I personally found when playing Electric Worry (Not their best song, IMO) Dan Maines would quiet down and come in full blast with the guitars, but on stage he would roar through the whole song. Also, some songs just dont sound right live (Spacegrass didn't sound good) and some do (Tim Sult vs the greys)

Very awesome! One of these days I will have to see them live. In fact, it's going on my bucket list.