First Time Hearing | Clutch | Electric Worry | REACTION VIDEO

[@2catgumbo]

Clutch is the real deal. Each album is different. Best lyricist in music.

[@mattadams3881]

Clutch is one of the most underrated bands in my opinion!! "Box car shorty's confession" "the regulator" "quick death in texas" "the devil and me" "DC sound attack" "fortunate son"

[@lancecornell9978]

Clutch is a treasure. More please

[@realbser1956]

They had me at the harmonica. And then the organ!!! Bang, bang, bang, bang, vamanos, vamanos. Classic. Great reaction. 🔥🔥

[@royals1833]

Probably one of the most underrated bands. Love the look of confusion that turned to rockin out! I had someone play this song while in Afghanistan and I was hooked. Such a great band! Another great song is ghost! Freaking rocks

[@dennisbridges8971]

Listen to their songs “SpaceGrass” “Elephant Riders” or “Hot Bottom Feeder”

[@JohnWilliams-bt9er]

Awesome reaction man probably one of my top 3 bands. The harmonica player is from a band named Five Horse Johnson. He was just sitting in with them for the song you should check some of his stuff out to their pretty good. Please do more clutch any song you want they're all good.

[@52ndWarhawkGerbil]

One of their favorite songs of mine is The Incomparable Mr Flannery. It has such a great groove.

[@jlocke78759]

This was the first song I heard from this band, and it led me to become a fan.

[@sheri_bear]

I stumbled upon Clutch watching reaction videos, and then had to check out more and more songs. They are addictive.

[@debbiecrawford7925]

Wow my first time hearing that one. That was amazing

[@Irse2000]

Clutch does strange songs like Hot Bottom Feeder (which is literally a recipe for crab cakes set to song). I don't honestly think they are the best musicians I have ever seen, BUT they play at 110% and play to their strengths. They're not too flashy, but they play hard and that makes up for a lot.

[@ameliacharles2284]

The Harmonica player is Eric Oblander from the band Five Horse Johnson. Check out the song The Mystery Spot if you feel so inclined. It rocks

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Oh wow, I had never heard of them, LOVE it, thank you for reacting to this one!

[@tempsitch5632]

Start on their very first album. Amazing.

[@Edgessner]

My favorite band in the 90s, I also seen then in Baltimore and Pittsburgh, we're I'm from, they have Soo many bad ass songs!!! Thank for reacting to them...

[@SMiles.21]

You're the only person I've seen react to Clutch. Please continue to do so. They really, really need more love. ♥️ I recommend "The Regulator."

[@kellyforinger2783]

Awesome! I'm glad you stuck around. Check out "Immortal" by Clutch.

[@Astro-Markus]

Great (partial) cover! One of the best. Neil Fallon admitted it himself. The original is "Fred's Worried Life Blues" with a splash of John Lee Hooker's "Boom Boom Boom".

[@debbeborders5762]

I enjoyed this song, vocals and music.

[@matthaft2048]

Seriously talented group of musicians, sounds just as good (if not better) live! Caught them at The Rave in Milwaukee with Primus back in 2017 👍🏻

[@sandrapullins8644]

well this was a pleasant surprise. These guys rock

[@carty43]

Stumbled through that doorway recently. Glad I've got some company. Eric Church used this to warm up the crowd during his Outsiders tour. Can imagine how well that worked.

[@rafatrev5007]

I feel old now… if I dig through my old CDs there’s Transnational Speedway, Elephant Riders, Pure Rock Fury and a few others. I can’t even remember when I STOPPED buying albums. I got grownup money now, gotta get them all!

[@tacticorememes]

My band opened for Clutch at 9:30 Club, Ram's Head Live, Jaxx, the Norva, and the Fillmore in Silver Springs, MD., jeez, there was this Fish Head Live in California, MD too. Neil Fallon is a really good dude and supports local and regional acts. When we opened for them at Jaxx, he wanted us on as many bills possible in the Virginia/MD circuit. Good times, great memories. Saw Clutch in both Germany while I was in the Army and CONUS as well while in the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg. Their show at the Flaming Mug caused a bar brawl. It was fuckin' great!

[@569dragon]

Totally agreed

[@bigdaddypiggy]

I’m from the same area as Clutch (the DMV/Baltimore area) & we’re the same age,I got turned onto them living in No Va. in 93 & in 95 I moved to Germantown,Md & ended up meeting 3 of the 4 of them & some of their family members…its great to see real dudes do it & make it work on their terms 🖤🤤legends

[@Edgessner]

Clutch been my favorite since the 90s, I can't believe you reacted to this, awesome, check out others there are many, I seen then in Baltimore and Pittsburgh

[@johnnybags2324]

Neil Fallon is the lead singer. One of the best voices in rock. You should react to the features he’s done on Volbeat’s “Die to Live” and Mastodon’s “Blood and Thunder”.

[@Bushanie24]

if possible go see them live excellent no BS show incredible library from these cats

[@ladaddy19]

Clutch is fire!

[@obh4197]

Ya gotta check out The Regulator and Quick Death in Texas by Clutch!!

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

I'd love to hear your take on the self titled album! Me and my ex boyfriend Jack Daniels used to listen to these guys quite a bit. 😁

[@skydog6376]

Clutch kicks azz 🤘

[@ifgezroxy]

You my man, said some wise words at the end. I have heard so many good bands like that. Just give everything a chance.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Oh man. I haven’t heard this in a while. Watching now. ❤️🎶❤️

[@melisaferencz2100]

This song sometimes was used right before an Eric Church concert, you knew when you heard this Church was in session. Loved the song so much I have it in my gym and driving music playlists

[@zappagorewaikato1009]

DIY greatness.

[@fday1964]

A good follow up would be How You Like Me Now by The Heavy.

[@cathydionizio886]

This is hot!!! Jammin out at my desk. 🔥 🔥 🔥❤️

[@matthewmessick7237]

JJ Grey "Sweetest Thing".

[@elizabethtackabury6163]

Should check out some Rival Sons feral roots cd seen them in concert jay the singer his voice is out of the world strong

[@mack1305]

I always watch this video and expect the boss to come out saying break times over. Lol. Just normal looking dudes.

[@blitzd634]

Hey you should react to Willie Nelson by Clutch or maybe burning beard by Clutch

[@kablammy7]

If you want to listen to a really good YES song - try New State Of Mind

[@pauljohnson7874]

You should check out 'using again' by benjamin todd i would like to hear your thoughts

[@tnytka]

Where you been at Upchurch's mud to gold Calhoun's pressure newest ,,creeksquad

[@4145dudutis]

Just like , ram jam. Black betty

[@keybored67]

loose cover of someday baby blues from the 1930s

[@kablammy7]

Hey, I heard you say that SKYNYRD is the best - well - time to get to the best of the best : I GUARANTEE that you will play this song - not once - but at least TWICE . DURING YOUR SHOW ! ! ! This is one of those songs in a million - that you never get tired of - NO MATTER how many times you play it . Get it - play it - play it again . Then tell me if it is the best of the best ... Thank you very much ! Oh - I am listening to you listening to The Breeze - and you said it again - THEY ARE the best ! I know You Ain't the One, but I bet you are Double Trouble - you know when a black cat cuts your trail - LORD they come in pairs of two ... Were you a Simple Man before Tuesday left ? You probably have a lot of Things Goin' On now that you are a Free Bird . Take care of that Mississippi Kid and stay away from the Poison Whiskey . If you can, please Gimme Three Steps for learning how to resist the temptations of going to the Jug and meeting up with Linda Lu . The Little Brown Jug was a bar, not far from the high school . Swamp Music - LYNYRD SKYNYRD . Hey - it's a simple song as far as lyrics but the band churns out the rhythm, bass and side riffs so busy and non-stop that it is very hard to concentrate on any part because there is so much goodness going on from each member . I promise if you listen to this song on headphones you will want to play it over and over at least 100 times . It is my favorite song of all time : The reason why I like this song so much is that every member of the band is steadily slamming out the jam during the entire song . I can taste strawberry, peach, apple, raspberry, grape, cinnamon, cherry, banana, pecan, watermelon, avocado, persimmon, and fried bream . ( with salt and black pepper ) I would very much like a ' Second Helping ' ( Their Second Album 1974 ) I just listened to it 5 times after making this comment . Make that 6 times . I went to the same high school they went to - 10 years after them . Robert E. Lee High School They named the band after their gym teacher who kept bugging them about their hair . ( Leonard Skinner ) I have about 8 thousand mp3 files of about 40 rock groups from the 70 ' s . That is the only song I play - over and over and over - sometimes more than 10 times in a row .

[@edp1801]

Clutch early days is hard for me to listen to, I'm not into metal screaming, but after 2020 he mellowed down and I got a pile of clutch albums now.

[@richardcranium5048]

Dude, talk about a lot of great songs, he writes like 3 or 4 fuckin' bangers every other day

[@Chills_and_Curiosities]

Pls React to Home Free- Never gonna give you up

[@nathanhaigler5095]

You definitely need to do Lynard skynard I need you

[@4145dudutis]

It's kinda like a, ear gasum

[@kablammy7]

This song sound pretty good - the problem is about the time it gets to the third verse - it gets quite monotonous - interest wanes . I don't really care if I hear it again ... I hope they have some other songs that have a change-up here - there and - anywhere during it's performance . For years - I listened to some of the stuff my kids were playing - and it was just like this . 3 verses - all the same - maybe a good part somewhere in the middle - but why would I listen to it more than once . It is not dynamic or fluid or rolling or rocking anywhere out of the bounds that it has set for itself ...