Well it's my second listen. Compared to Kilimanjaro, it's darker, more ambient and it has less catchy melodies. I'm sure that it'll grow on me like Kilimanjaro.

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Incredible album.

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ash pool

wow this is stupid why do people listen to this

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I've always been meaning to listen to clutch where do i start

Pure Rock Fury, in particular "Sinkemlow", "Pure Rock Fury", "Smoke Banshee". "Careful With That Mic"'s a good one too, though you have to be careful not to react as you would nu-metal/rap-rock. Neil Fallon didn't want to include it on the album because he didn't want people to make that connection (the album was out in 2001), but it's much better than that. If you listen to that album and you don't want to spit heartily into the dirt then you're not going to like Clutch. Which would be a crying shame

Then Robot Hive/Exodus, listen to "Burning Beard", "Incomparabel Mr. Flannery" and "Gravel Road", which is a semi-cover, using lyrics by Mississippi Fred McDowell.

Then on Blast Tyrant, try "Army of Bono", "Cypress Grove", "Subtle Hustle" and you can't avoid "Mob Goes Wild", but why would you want to?

Then onto Elephant Riders, try "Soapmakers" and "Elephant Riders". The production is a bit of a step back from the others I've suggested, and isn't as sharp, but it's still a great album.

After that, go nuts :) I haven't listed any early stuff because Clutch weren't especially accessible until they discovered weed, and Transnational Speedway League can be a bit hard going if you don't already like the band. Beale Street is also a great album, but it's let down more than most by the production. Not that the production's bad, but it's a little soft and doesn't hit as hard as their rest. Once you're into Clutch, see 'em live (they tour all the time) and you'll appreciate the stuff off've Beale Street all the more.

New album out this year :D

Also check out Bakerton Group, they're ostensibly Clutch under a different name, and Fallon doesn't sing.

Listening to the whole Edge of Sanity discography today, album by album, song by song. It's very fun, I might even do some reviews if I feel like it.

Damn I wasn't expecting that in-depth of a post.

But okay, I'll start downloading!

Hehe, I didn't mean to type that much, I'm just in essay writing mode :P

I've never been in essay writing mode... I hate writing essays, but I enjoy any type of creative writing and review for albums.

I'm writing one now on the history of the guitar in a Mediterannean context, and I finished one last night on how the Nation of Islam impacted black American culture and the music it produced.

Y'know. For funz.

Eh.... those are more interesting subjects then I ever had to do. Normally I have to relate literature to culture and the writer's life, such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which I thoroughly enjoyed reading, but not writing a comparitive essay on.

Aspects of my course are really interesting, but others suck, making the course as a whole suck. A blues course or something would be cool. Even just a module

Yeah, in my class, we read a GREAT classic book normally, but then write a ridiculously boring essay on it.

What are you listening to right now?

Kent Brockman - [I]Crustcore Violence[/I]

[QUOTE=Cocaine;17233906]What are you listening to right now?[/QUOTE]

You mean from the Edge of Sanity discography? If thats what your talking about I'm on the second half of The Spectral Sorrows.

Veil Of Maya - It's Not Safe To Swim Today

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17233915]Veil Of Maya - It's Not Safe To Swim Today[/QUOTE]

omg omg omg awesome song

Last Man Laughing - [I]When Everything Fell[/I]

Racetraitor - [I]Burn The Idol Of The White Messiah[/I]

noctambulart

bathory - [I]blood on ice[/I]

54. Talking Heads - [Remain in Light [DualDisc] #03] The Great Curve

YES

^Adrian Belew <3

prince - 3121

Kerli - Love Is Dead. she has some good dark pop songs

np: Cold World - Survive

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble

soon: Carbon Based Lifeforms - World of Sleepers

Revision music.