Clutch, like most good artists are very hard to keep track of. Imports and unreleased stuffs. Clutch has tons of rare songs out there. I'm like 3 or 4 CD's behind now lol. TY goatboy.
I had no idea about the lyrics reworking, my Jam Room came on a white-label CD with no artwork courtesy of River Road. Never heard "I Send Pictures", wasn't on my copy!
Well, there are two separate versions of Jam Room. The first was released in 2000, apparently, and the second was released in 2004. The second included three more songs:
"The Drifter"
"I Send Pictures"
and "Sink 'Em Low" (Different version of Sinkemlow)
All three are pretty good songs. I didn't know about them until recently, either, though.
I'll send you a private message with their Amazon links.
Actually, seems I was wrong. First version was released in 1999. I was right about 2004 for the second version, though. Can check the Wikipedia entry for more information.
this is not the same song the lyrics are differant...or well some of them. They did this on Pure Rock Fury and Jam Room with a song called sink 'em low or sinkemlow as it apears on pure rock. As is the case this time its a reworked song differant sound and differant lyrics. Amazing how they can do that and make both sound fantastic.
Man, I had no idea there was a reworked "Sinkemlow" either. And here was me thinking I was Uber-fan! I'll have t get the other version of Jam Room to hear them. Cheers for the info.
@FriendTron450 Sleestack lighning off of Strange Cousins from the West and I send Pictures from Jam Room both have some of the same lyrics they do change a lot of the words and the music is very differant. You can say they are differant songs and I would agree but listen to both of them and look at the Clutch website and read the lyrics to both songs. They both start out "I send pictures through the mail" for example. I'm not sure why your disagreeing or what your even trying to say here. Dude..
This is actually a cover of a famous blues standard called "Somkestack Lightning", originally sung by Howlin' Wolf back in the 50's. Clutch just reworked the vocals to sing about Land of the Lost; which is badass.
I shot a sleestack once but by the time I got to, it it changed into my neighbors cat
c4rth 1 month ago
How badass is Clutch? Pretty badass.
87cadillachearse 1 month ago
sleestack..
RU2BFREE67 7 months ago
NEEDS MOAR COWBELL!!!
firewallet69 7 months ago
@firewallet69 no, NEEDS MOAR CLUTCHBELL
111vnderbnder111 2 weeks ago
clutch is the only band that can cover the're own songs!
weathermaker91 8 months ago
It's got green skin, naw it ain't a meth head... Neil always comes up with the best lyircs.
rongermy007 1 year ago 3
like the lizard sleestak,, land of the lost lol
dupuis420 1 year ago
coolest riff
UnderAgedSkater420 1 year ago
Unlike a lot of bands, Clutch's latest release holds strong all the way through.
dlmyers17 1 year ago
goddamn bonus tracks
Boom12495 1 year ago
its got red eyes, its got razor claws, its got green skin, no its not a meth head
fucking love you clutch
widehallway 2 years ago
i just bought this good cd!
clutch fan for many years.
sphinctershit 2 years ago 2
Just got this one, it's worth every penny..
Miredninja 2 years ago
T. L. T. oh yeah honey its tight like that. good god.
plym4406 2 years ago
i cant get this shit loud enough!!!
FriendTron450 2 years ago
Clutch, like most good artists are very hard to keep track of. Imports and unreleased stuffs. Clutch has tons of rare songs out there. I'm like 3 or 4 CD's behind now lol. TY goatboy.
Zen3y3 2 years ago 8
@Zen3y3 Much like Mark Sandman of Morphine. Quite prolific in his own right.
ezbiskit 1 year ago
Clutch FAFO
ntfntd 2 years ago
Great song
Great album
Clutch NEVER Disappoints!!
stubmaster25 2 years ago
the other songs where added as filler when it was released under megaforce records, the lead riff sound relay similar to the one in i send pictures
NatasKaput 2 years ago
Only Clutch can make music about fictional monsters from an old TV show sound so great. Fantastic band, and song.
Also, the first bit of this song, lyric-wise, is a rehash of "I Send Pictures" from the second Jam Room release.
SymbioteIII 2 years ago 6
I had no idea about the lyrics reworking, my Jam Room came on a white-label CD with no artwork courtesy of River Road. Never heard "I Send Pictures", wasn't on my copy!
Goatboy73 2 years ago 2
Well, there are two separate versions of Jam Room. The first was released in 2000, apparently, and the second was released in 2004. The second included three more songs:
"The Drifter"
"I Send Pictures"
and "Sink 'Em Low" (Different version of Sinkemlow)
All three are pretty good songs. I didn't know about them until recently, either, though.
I'll send you a private message with their Amazon links.
SymbioteIII 2 years ago
Actually, seems I was wrong. First version was released in 1999. I was right about 2004 for the second version, though. Can check the Wikipedia entry for more information.
SymbioteIII 2 years ago
this is not the same song the lyrics are differant...or well some of them. They did this on Pure Rock Fury and Jam Room with a song called sink 'em low or sinkemlow as it apears on pure rock. As is the case this time its a reworked song differant sound and differant lyrics. Amazing how they can do that and make both sound fantastic.
AL3XTH3LARG3 2 years ago
Man, I had no idea there was a reworked "Sinkemlow" either. And here was me thinking I was Uber-fan! I'll have t get the other version of Jam Room to hear them. Cheers for the info.
Goatboy73 2 years ago
@Goatboy73 You can't be a Uber fan and not have Jam Room...lol.
NoneBuriedDeeper 8 months ago
nope
FriendTron450 2 years ago
they changed some words but basicly the same lyrics and rewordek music
AL3XTH3LARG3 2 years ago
dude u keep saying that. but this is not a b-side to any other song and there is not a b-side to this song.
FriendTron450 2 years ago
@FriendTron450 Sleestack lighning off of Strange Cousins from the West and I send Pictures from Jam Room both have some of the same lyrics they do change a lot of the words and the music is very differant. You can say they are differant songs and I would agree but listen to both of them and look at the Clutch website and read the lyrics to both songs. They both start out "I send pictures through the mail" for example. I'm not sure why your disagreeing or what your even trying to say here. Dude..
AL3XTH3LARG3 2 years ago
@Goatboy73 That blows....lol.
NoneBuriedDeeper 2 months ago
@Symbiotell
The rythem guitar is from I Send Pictures as well, kicks in at :43 and repeats... love driving to that song...
britestudiosllc 2 years ago
I did not see the other posts, lots of great info there... thanks to all who have the goods on the songs...
britestudiosllc 2 years ago
@SymbioteIII
This is actually a cover of a famous blues standard called "Somkestack Lightning", originally sung by Howlin' Wolf back in the 50's. Clutch just reworked the vocals to sing about Land of the Lost; which is badass.
bews522a 10 months ago
@bews522a I don't see the similarity in songs. Just the name. Sleestak Lightning is a reworking of The Drifter by Clutch--different lyrics.
SymbioteIII 10 months ago
@SymbioteIII A lot of people cover blues standards without obvious nods the the original; and I don't say that in a cynical sense.
Give the original another spin, its definitely the same vocal hook, but Clutch totally made it their own on this track.
bews522a 9 months ago