Clutch Release Limited Edition Live CD, ‘Strange Cousins From The Prince’

by Ryan Minic | Mar 1, 2010

Clutch have released a limited edition CD, entitled “Strange Cousins From The Prince”, that features the band’s recent February 25h live performance at The Prince Of Wales Hotel in Melbourne, Australia. Additional information can be found here.

The tracklisting for the release is as follows:

Entire Set List
01. Who’s been talkin
02. Elephant Riders
03. Sleestak Lightning
04. Minotaur
05. Mice and gods
06. Abe Lincoln
07. Burning Beard
08. Profits of Doom
09. Big News I
10. Big News II
11. Animal Farm
12. The Devil & Me.
13. Let A Poor Man Be
14. Child of the city
15. The Regulator.

Encore
16. Struck Down
17. Pure Rock Fury
18. The Mob Goes Wild.

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