Clutch Releasing ‘Live At The 9:30’ DVD Set in May

by | Apr 7, 2010

Clutch will be releasing 2xDVD set, “Live At The 9:30”, on May 11 through their own label, Weathermaker Music.

The first disc includes high-definition footage of the band’s performance at the 9:30 club in Washington, D.C. on December 28, 2009, in which the band performs their 1995 self-titled album in its entirety.

The second disc features a 110 minute documentary, “Fortune Tellers Make A Killing Nowadays”, of the band’s entire career. It will also include footage of a number of rare performances.

The tracklisting for the DVD is as follows:

01. Intro
02. 50,000 Unstoppable Watts
03. Struck Down
04. Minotaur
05. Let A Poor Man Be
06. Big News 1
07. Big News 2
08. Rock & Roll Outlaw
09. Texan Book Of The Dead
10. Escape From The Prison Planet
11. Spacegrass
12. (I Have the Body of) John Wilkes Booth
13. Tight Like That
14. Animal Farm
15. Droid
16. House That Peterbilt
17. 7 Jam
18. Tim Sult vs. The Greys
19. Regulator
20. Gravel Road

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