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IT'S TOMORROW NIGHT!! BE THERE!!
IT'S TOMORROW NIGHT!! BE THERE!!
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Buy it when it comes out. It's a good one.
Duh.
Clutch's BBC session
Does anyone still look here anymore?
I have some half-decent recordings of Clutch's recent session on the BBC Radio 1 Rock Show. I was planning to record it directly off the radio... only in light of what day it was, I went out drinking instead and missed it. Still, it was available on the Radio 1 website as a stream. Trying to record it direct to Minidisc failed horribly as the sound quality flicked occasionally between FM radio quality and a telephone call from Equatorial Guinea. However, I found a way to download the stream (irritatingly, 32 kb/s Real Audio), convert it to WAV, carve it up into the relevant bits and re-compress it.
The tracks available are Electric Worry and Shiny Cadillackness (new tracks), Politician (a Cream cover) and the old favourite Cypress Grove.
What you can get here is either the entire Clutch-related bits of the show, complete with prattling DJ (who's a bit of a tool, and sounds just like the parody pirate DJ from Grand Theft Auto: London 1969), or there's a ZIP file of just the tracks. To preserve what sound quality remains, these have been encoded as Q4 Ogg Vorbis files - nominally 128 kb/s, but have turned out at 96 kb/s presumably because of the limited bitrate of the original Real Audio file.
This session has been put up on the net by a couple of members of the pro-rock.com forums, but these were both produced by playing the stream and recording the output from the sound card. Both versions complain of M$N messenger "dings" interrupting the track. Seriously, why couldn't they just have turned the messenger off while recording? Gah. I certify that the individual files are totally free of any outside noises, and the full-version-with-DJ should be as well.
The following links will certainly be active for the whole of December, and most likely until I need to take the whole lot down to free up a bit more space on the site.
For the full-DJ-version, which includes the four tracks in the order they were played on the show: go here.
For the ZIP file with the individual tracks: go here.
Alles klar, Justin?
Crossposted to
metal_community.
I have some half-decent recordings of Clutch's recent session on the BBC Radio 1 Rock Show. I was planning to record it directly off the radio... only in light of what day it was, I went out drinking instead and missed it. Still, it was available on the Radio 1 website as a stream. Trying to record it direct to Minidisc failed horribly as the sound quality flicked occasionally between FM radio quality and a telephone call from Equatorial Guinea. However, I found a way to download the stream (irritatingly, 32 kb/s Real Audio), convert it to WAV, carve it up into the relevant bits and re-compress it.
The tracks available are Electric Worry and Shiny Cadillackness (new tracks), Politician (a Cream cover) and the old favourite Cypress Grove.
What you can get here is either the entire Clutch-related bits of the show, complete with prattling DJ (who's a bit of a tool, and sounds just like the parody pirate DJ from Grand Theft Auto: London 1969), or there's a ZIP file of just the tracks. To preserve what sound quality remains, these have been encoded as Q4 Ogg Vorbis files - nominally 128 kb/s, but have turned out at 96 kb/s presumably because of the limited bitrate of the original Real Audio file.
This session has been put up on the net by a couple of members of the pro-rock.com forums, but these were both produced by playing the stream and recording the output from the sound card. Both versions complain of M$N messenger "dings" interrupting the track. Seriously, why couldn't they just have turned the messenger off while recording? Gah. I certify that the individual files are totally free of any outside noises, and the full-version-with-DJ should be as well.
The following links will certainly be active for the whole of December, and most likely until I need to take the whole lot down to free up a bit more space on the site.
For the full-DJ-version, which includes the four tracks in the order they were played on the show: go here.
For the ZIP file with the individual tracks: go here.
Alles klar, Justin?
Crossposted to
metal_community.(no subject)
Friday, October 20th at The Backstage Lounge in Gainesville, FL
with The Vinyl, Mama Trish and Sleepin Dogz
18 and up welcome, $5 9pm
1315 S. Main Street
Gainesville, Florida 32601
Saturday, October 21st at Ground Zero in Spartanburg, SC
18 and up welcome, $5 8:30pm
3059 Howard Street
Spartanburg, South Carolina 29303
Sunday, October 22nd at The Hideaway in Johnson City, TN
18 and up welcome, $5 8:30pm
235 E. Main Street
Johnson City, Tennessee 37604
Tuesday, October 24th at Doc's Show Bar in Cincinnati, OH
18 and up welcome, $5 8pm
469 OLD SR 74 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cincinnati, Ohio 45201
Wednesday, October 25th at Otto's Niteclub and Underground in Dekalb, IL
with Blue Razor Rust
18 and up welcome, FREE SHOW!! 8pm
118 East Lincoln Highway
Dekalb, Illinois 60115
Thursday, October 26th at Crossroads Concert Club in Akron, OH
18 and up welcome, $5, 8pm
153 Cuyahoga Falls Blvd.
Akron, Ohio 44310
Friday, October 27th at Blondeshell's in Silver Spring, MD
ALL AGES, $5, 7:30pm
12710 Littleton St.
Silver Spring, Maryland 20906
Saturday, October 28th: CABIN KEGGER OF DOOM 2 in Leesburg, VA
with Abdullah, EARTHRIDE, Rue, Unorthodox, Ol' Scratch, OSSM, Admiral Browning and Lord
ALL AGES, $10, 2pm
13261 Wilt Store Road
Leesburg, VA 20176
Add our tour's official myspace page
If you're in the area come out and show some support for us. We'll be supporting our new album, "How Satan Stole My Heart", on Von Skull Records and we'll have new tshirts, a new stage setup and some other crazy suprises as well.
It's definitely going to be a show worth seeing.
Come up and talk to us and hang out with us. We love seeing friendly faces on the road.
See you all there.
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I bought the new Nile a few weeks back and I fucking love it.
I went to see the Sounds of the Underground tour last weekend and I must say...the bands I thought were going to be amazing, were! Strapping Young Lad, Clutch, Gwar....amazing. Opeth were boring me but Gene Hoglan drummed for them, so that made them tolerable to watch. That guy is fucking amazing. It was WAY too hot..about 103... to do anything but sweat the whole time. I got some neat stuff. I got the new Clutch cd(autographed), a Clutch girlie shirt, the new SYL cd (god damned amazing) and a SYL tank top.
I went to see the Sounds of the Underground tour last weekend and I must say...the bands I thought were going to be amazing, were! Strapping Young Lad, Clutch, Gwar....amazing. Opeth were boring me but Gene Hoglan drummed for them, so that made them tolerable to watch. That guy is fucking amazing. It was WAY too hot..about 103... to do anything but sweat the whole time. I got some neat stuff. I got the new Clutch cd(autographed), a Clutch girlie shirt, the new SYL cd (god damned amazing) and a SYL tank top.
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Clutch!
Clutch rules! Rednecks, robots, loud guitars, and a handful of illegal psychoactive chemicals! What honestly could be better than that? Also, "Mercury" is one of the best fuckin' album openers in rock history, 'nuff said.
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robot hive/exodus is comin' out tomorrow. Y'all go out and buy it. It's good.
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hello, i am a relatively new clutch fan. i absolutely adore this band. anycrap, i am looking for a song and i can't find it. it is a bonus track off of elephant riders entitled "05". my aol sn is thekinkyferret, if someone could find it in their heart to send it to me, i would be eternally grateful.
oh, and there is a sample off of their brand new album at pro-rock. kick ass.
oh, and there is a sample off of their brand new album at pro-rock. kick ass.
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wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo....New Album and I get to see them with Gwar!!!!!!! RAD!