CLUTCH THE INCOMPARABLE MR. FLANNERY LIVE

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House of Blues
9/22/2005
Atlantic City NJ

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[NonPtStatement]

@machinefnhead1 That's how Neil is.  When another member of his band is jamming a solo or something, he steps aside to let the other guy take the spotlight. He does this b/c he's a classy frontman.

[pudvahbl]

There was absolutely know fuck up there, it's just off beat. Which is badass, JP never fucks up period.

[pigbenis74]

@machinefnhead1 I've seen Clutch many times over the last 15 years (this show included) and Neil's always been that way. He doesn't talk to the audience too much which I kind of prefer. I like it a lot more when a band just gets up and plays rather than talk to the audience for 5 minutes between every other song. He may not talk much between songs but as soon as they go into a song Neil is on fire. Pure rock fury!

[couchslouch13]

if that WAS a mistake (JP) then thats the biggest fuck-up ive ever seen him do, JP is ALWAYS on it! MONSTER GROOVE!

[machinefnhead1]

Was there that night , the band was totoally on , Neil wasnt with it or some thing , just didint interact with crowd , walked off stage alot , pretty disapointing , 1rst time seeing clutch

[youddothesame87]

they defentilly fkd up

[TobeUK]

Back in the UK in november- yeeeeeaaaay!

[freakonaleash1215]

its called rounding, jackass

[undericesinger]

I am not sure what you mean by 20 years they started in 91.

[bgggbb]

You are right. It's not off time. He just usually waits for 4 beats before he comes back in on the first verse and i think it threw everyone off. The second verse however, there is no pause. I've been drumming for 15 years as well. Keep poundin them skins bro! :)

[pudvahbl]

Ok, i think i see where you are coming from. It's not off time, i've been drumming for 15 years, what JP did is add an extra little fill, not uncommon for live performances. So it is different from the album, but not a fuck up. its actually close to what he does on the second chourus on the cd.