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Walking With Thee

Clinic Audio CD
4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (37 customer reviews)
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1. Harmony
2. The Equaliser
3. Welcome
4. Walking With Thee
5. Pet Eunuch
6. Mr. Moonlight
7. Come Into Our Room
8. The Vulture
9. The Bridge
10. Sunlight Bathes Our Home
11. For The Wars

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Fans of the Clinic's uniquely eerie take on '60s and '70s U.S. garage rock will be pleased by their second long player, Walking with Thee, which contains the same amount of malevolence lurking within. It also sounds quite marvelous. On their debut album, Internal Wrangler, this British four-piece displayed a ferocious, focused melding of garage, art rock, Krautrock, surf, and any other left-field genre you'd care to mention. Clinic will no doubt tire of the continual Velvet Underground comparisons, but while they have mined rock's cooler record collections, they've nevertheless created disorientating and utterly compelling music. From the bass-driven chug of "Welcome" (a heady collision of the Ronettes and '60s sci-fi soundtrack music) to the sweat-drenched derangement of "Pet Eunoch," Clinic are clearly in thrall to mid-'70s New York, but among the detached, icy vocals and Suicide-like minimalism, the album contains electronic undercurrents and off-kilter pop moments that are the band's own. The pervasive mood is of unease and disquiet; on the unsettling closer, "For the Wars," Ade Blackburn sings, "Now it's safe and warm." And, of course, it's anything but. --Suzannah Brown

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Acclaimed Rock Quartet from Liverpool's Third Full Length. A Twist of Dub and 60s Garage, 'the Seeds Meet the Fall and Neu! '. Their Single 'the Second Line' was a Hit Levi's Jeans Commercial in the UK. Vocalist Ade Blackburn 'sounds a Bit Like Gordon Gano of the Violent Femmes and Frank Black During his Youthful Come on Pilgrim Days'. Japanese Version features Two Bonus Tracks: 'the Sphinx' and 'mechanical Madrigal'.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great, unpretentious rock and roll Jun 4 2004
Format:Audio CD
...but is it rock and roll? What is this? Who cares, it's good. I'm not here to compare it to Internal Wrangler, only here to say that this record is amazing, it gives new hope to rock and roll (the new record comes out this year) and is a lot better than the White Stripes or the Strokes or Jet (etc, etc).
At first listen, it may seem too weird or daunting to you, but after awhile, you realize it's none of those things at all. Clinic can write a great, straightforward song ("Walking with Thee", with that buzzy organ and shouts of "no!") and a dancy, funky song like "Sunlight Bathes our Room". The songs are all brought to life with a nasal but unique lead singer and often have electronic touches to them, but take that away and the record is pretty simple rock and roll. "Welcome" might be my favorite song with its driving beat and cool whisperings of "disintegrate!". "Pet Eunuch" is the record's only straightforward rocker that is perfectly dense but in a weird, punkish way. "For the Wars" greatly closes the album with its great guitar melody and unsettling overall tone. "Walking with Thee" recalls everything (as one person said, right on the money if you ask me) from the Beach Boys to Zappa, but in a way that's not ironic or pretentious. A worthy new band makes a great record.
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4.0 out of 5 stars just what is this? Jun 1 2004
Format:Audio CD
They sound like a mix of Velvet Underground and Frank Zappa's "Freak Out". Clinic has one of the most original sounds going today- by far. There's no middle ground here, you will either love or hate this album. I just happen to fall into the former.
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4.0 out of 5 stars not like radiohead at all May 10 2004
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Format:Audio CD
other than the lead singer having a somewhat discordant voice, there aren't really any other parallels between clinic and radiohead. clinic's vibe is more like neo-punk over rhythm tracks with a decidedly pop feel. this is a solid album. my only complaint is that a good number of songs sound too much alike.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Simply Brilliant (But Just a Bit Short)
Clinic are self proclaimed Residents fans (check out the jacket for their full length debut 'Internal Wrangler' and you'll see black and white pictures of guys in tuxes with... Read more
Published on Feb 21 2004 by "radiohead1095"
5.0 out of 5 stars Shocking Resemblence to Radiohead, yet Different
It was quite a shock for me. I'm a huge Radiohead fan, listening them from Pablo Honey to Kid A to the recent Hail to the Thief. Read more
Published on Feb 20 2004 by himeigma
5.0 out of 5 stars Radiohead Comparisons Are Inevitable
Yowza, these guys have claimed Radiohead's turf as their own and eviticted Thom Yorke and his pals for not paying the rent! Read more
Published on Dec 4 2003 by Matthew Comegys
4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Good Disc - Silver Apples
It is ridiculous how much this band sounds like the Silver Apples... and not just this album either... all of them... Read more
Published on Oct 30 2003 by L. Runyan
5.0 out of 5 stars Harmonicas are neglected...
First off the harmonica is used very differently and awesomely. I'm not gonna make all the stupid comparisons like they resemble the Velvet Underground or The Modern Lovers (two... Read more
Published on Oct 23 2003 by David L. Chilcoat
3.0 out of 5 stars Okay album by a GREAT band
Walking with Thee is a great album, don't get me wrong. It's just that "Internal Wrangler" was so individual and I can honestly say that it sounds like no other band out... Read more
Published on Oct 15 2003 by Maurice K. C. Maloney
5.0 out of 5 stars Finally a band that sounds different AND good!!!
The title says it all. The songs get stuck in my head for days and I love it and while I am constantly changing cd's in my player, this one finds its way in all the time. Read more
Published on July 28 2003 by P. Hayes
5.0 out of 5 stars Be a patient at the Clinic..It pays
Insert CD. Press play. What do you get? Well, you'll be started off with a gorgeous synth-pop gem in "Harmony" rich in eerieness and melancholy. Read more
Published on July 18 2003 by Takis Tz.
5.0 out of 5 stars Better than I ever expected...
Saddled with Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke's Most Favored Band status, Liverpool quartet Clinic has to be wary of going out of fashion before it has a chance to break big outside... Read more
Published on Feb 2 2003 by Karl
2.0 out of 5 stars All downhill from here
Clinic truly are the J&MC or the Sterolab of the '00's (RIP Mary Hansen). You'd have to be pretty dense not to balk at their wholesale recycling of the bass riff from "Lady... Read more
Published on Dec 27 2002
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