Clutch, Live at the Googolplex - 55m 1s

Tracks & Durations

1. Who wants to rock?	1:16
2. Pure rock fury	3:15
3. Sea of destruction	2:43
4. Immortal	2:55
5. Careful with that mic...	5:25
6. Impetus	3:28
7. El jefe	3:26
8. Rock and roll outlaw	2:32
9. 12 oz epilogue	2:13
10. Big news i	5:30
11. Big news ii	2:43
12. Brazenhead	5:51
13. The soapmakers	4:43
14. Escape from the prison planet	5:52
15. Rats	2:58

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Review

By kicking off with "Who Wants To Rock?" and "Pure Rock Fury," it's clear that Clutch's agenda is to rock, sans qualifiers and with a boatload of conviction. Neil Fallon's darkly menacing vocals and the band's psychedelic-influenced power rock is reminiscent of Fu Manchu and Monster Magnet, or, to a lesser degree, Danzig. While a live album isn't likely to earn Clutch its well-deserved fame, the 15 cuts here provide a fine overview for fans and an ideal intro for the uninitiated. Smooth, funky, gut-punching bass and smart, sly songs set Clutch apart. From the aggro jam in "Careful With That Mic" to the edgy "Pure Rock Fury" to the Henry Rollins-like "Impetus," Live at the Googolplex captures Clutch at its peak. While this potent band's is best experienced in concert, a live recording is the next best thing. --Katherine Turman

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Live at the Googolplex

Tracks: 13 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 46m 10s (-9m 9s)

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