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Clinic — Harmony
Album: Walking With Thee
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6.5

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Released: 2002
Length: 3:51
Plays (last 30 days): 1
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I believe in harmony
I believe in Christmas Eve
Free for all the happiness
and no ones living on their wits
One so kind and one so wise
One so kind throughout your life
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
I believe in destiny
I believe your trust was free
Free for all the happiness
and no ones living with regret
One so kind and one so wise
One so kind throughout you life
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Oh and now we know, no one ever told now you can be bold
I believe in solitude
I believe in till there was you
Free for all the happiness
and no ones living on their wits
One so kind and one so wise
One so kind throughout you life
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Harmony and no dilemmas
Harmony and no dilemmas
Harmony and no dilemmas

one so kind throughout your life

Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
come fill yourself with dreams

Oh now you know
no one ever told
now you can be bold

And I believed in solitude
I believed too little was few
Free for all your happiness
and no ones living on their wits

One so kind and one so wise
One so kind throughout your life

Fill yourself with dreams
Fill yourself with dreams
Come fill yourself with dreams
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Has a nice Gorillaz vibe to it, something funny, something catchy, something weird

I like

8 - and checking out more by this band in a minute
Posted 6 months ago by Exebeche    [ Reply ]
Posted 6 months ago by kuly-s    [ Reply ]
 Imkirok wrote:

This isn't Radiohead?  Huh.




Thank God.
Posted 2 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
Decent enough song - absolutely loved their Internal Wrangler album though! 👍 #CQisInnocent!
Posted 2 years ago by CCSandman    [ Reply ]
Sneaky jammer; interesting musical textures! Subtle, catchy shiftings going on. Reminds me of Molko and Placebo -- and makes me wanna hear "Carbon Kid"...
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
I really like this whole tune… good stuff
Posted 3 years ago by tm    [ Reply ]
I saw Clinic play at Maxwell's (RIP) in Hoboken  back in 2002, and at the time it was quite strange seeing them play the entire concert wearing masks (except for a small slit in one of them so the singer could play his mouth organ). Now it just looks normal!

The title track from this album is quite good too.


Posted 3 years ago by jkamm14    [ Reply ]
This is new to me, The menacing, gritted teeth vocals, and bass notes are all reminiscent of Radio Head from Kid A, on wards. This is a good thing,
Posted 3 years ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
These guys perform in face masks. So ahead of their time.
Posted 4 years ago by Pieter    [ Reply ]
Can take or leave the music - but the Wiki picture with the band wearing face masks is quite appropriate for these times
Posted 4 years ago by meanderer    [ Reply ]
I think the singer sounds like Pet Shop boys singer, not Radiohead
Posted 6 years ago by blotto    [ Reply ]

well, wasn't played too often in the last decade, so quit yer complaining.

 

 randerson wrote:

Can we say overplayed? of course that might just be me, I seem to hit RP everytime in the week this song is playing Edited By randerson at 5:12 pm on 7/06/2002
 


Posted 7 years ago by blotto    [ Reply ]
This isn't Radiohead?  Huh.
Posted 8 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
All I could hear was the mindless and annoying "huh huh huh huh ..." background tones used by Laurie Anderson in "Oh Superman".
Posted 9 years ago by ncarus    [ Reply ]
Who are these guys? What a great sound!
Posted 18 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Saw these live supporting The Flaming Lips. Had never heard of them before, but it was the highlight of the concert. They're great live. Strangely entertaining watching a band perform in full surgical outfits. I bought this album as a result which was on constant play for weeks after that. Pity The Flaming Lips couldn't keep my interest after that!
Posted 18 years ago by lovejoy    [ Reply ]
AliGator wrote:
Wow. This one has been off the radar for a while. All I heard when I listened to it was Donna Summer.
I don't know if I would have thought of that myself, but since you said it, now that's all I hear. I, too, feel love.
Posted 18 years ago by formersnowbug    [ Reply ]
Artist Web Site, I don't think https://www.mayoclinic.com/ Harmonious Harmonica However? Perhaps it does come to think of it, with the name Clinic? Mm Interesting? ...
Posted 18 years ago by Mari    [ Reply ]
Wow. This one has been off the radar for a while. All I heard when I listened to it was Donna Summer.
Posted 18 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
The main reason why I listen to Radio Paradise is that my only radio is an old Grundig beauty from the 40s and its frequency range is 88-100 MHz. The only cool radio station here is on 102.4MHz, so I would have to listen to either classical music, German folk music (which is very annoying) or a whole bunch of terrible local radio stations. Songs like this make me turn on my radio again.
Posted 21 years ago by deadline    [ Reply ]
Radiohead without all that genius baggage.
Posted 21 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
I\'m a big fan of this song and finally bought the CD - the rest of it is similar, with some additional great tunes. I blame RP for increasing my music vocabulary, but I agree it would be good to hear a few other tunes from the album.
Posted 21 years ago by Rampant_Gecko    [ Reply ]
Not hearing anything remotely close to Radiohead here... The fact that there\'s not a guitar to be found on this track is a start. Not to mention the vocals are completely different. Am I missing something?
Posted 21 years ago by AJ_the_Voice    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by TheLoneIguana: I keep thinking that the harmonica is similar to something out of a movie, but I can't for the life of me connect it...
Once Upon A Time in the West maybe? ;)
Posted 21 years ago by Johray63    [ Reply ]
Anyone else think the harmonica player\'s trying to imitate Pat Metheny\'s moaning guitar sounds?
Posted 21 years ago by ludwig7    [ Reply ]
Radiohead? What the?
Posted 21 years ago by zborgerd    [ Reply ]
i don\'t think that it sounds a thing like radiohead. not sure where you\'re getting that. but yeah, its getting a little overplayed...
Posted 21 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
I'm surprised that no one has posted that this sounds EXACTLY like Radiohead only not nearly as good. Oh well.
Posted 21 years ago by lordcruloze    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by jpbergjr: I would like to hear more from Clinic on RP and that is probably my only "complaint" about RP if I could call it that. I think RP is so great, but the playlist seems a bit tight for its diversity, if that makes any sense. Seems that the artist played repeatly have bigger catalogs that us, the RP listeners, would enjoy the exposure to. Hats off though for the great work brought forth by RP and I do wish to give extra thanks to RP and technology making working late more enjoyable.
Here, here!!! :) ;)
Posted 21 years ago by ezzyme    [ Reply ]
Erie and unsettling.... I like it!
Posted 22 years ago by wa2bux    [ Reply ]
This has really grown on me the more I hear it. It\'s familiarity is very pleasing.
Posted 22 years ago by LaurieBlue    [ Reply ]
Instrumental portions sound a lot like Bronski Beat and Soft Cell from the mid 80s (Jimmy Somerville and Marc Almond, respectively). But it\'s a catchy tune. Wonder what the rest of the album sounds like.
Posted 22 years ago by tarheelinLA    [ Reply ]
Boy this song is great. Not sick of it at all. As others have said, this song is infectious. Just increased my rating. Is commericla radio playing this? I listen so infrequently these days thanks to RP, DISH stations (jazz, classical and big band - their adult alternative channel is weak) and my own mp3 and cd collections. Anyway, this SHOULD be on the radio.
Posted 22 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
Reminds me a little of R.L. Burnside and the whole techno/blues thing. Gotta love that harmonica :)
Posted 22 years ago by Roto    [ Reply ]
Another album I bought because of Radio Paradise (what\'s that, about 20 this year?!). It\'s good from start to finish, although I read their first release is supposed to be even better.
Posted 22 years ago by tom_tom    [ Reply ]
Everytime it comes on I turn it up. May have to up my rating.... As far as Laurie Anderson goes - She\'s AWESOME! Bill, we need some L.A.! That just makes my opinion of the artists all the more if they can appreciate Laurie enough to sample her.
Posted 22 years ago by noladq    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Leslie: These vocals sound nothing like the Soft Cell lead singer.
Well, as other posters have noted regarding my other comments, I really don't have a clue. :D
Posted 22 years ago by odoggy    [ Reply ]
I keep thinking that the harmonica is similar to something out of a movie, but I can\'t for the life of me connect it... I agree with the \'Halloween\' keyboard, but there\'s something else there...
Posted 22 years ago by TheLoneIguana    [ Reply ]
FWIW, for those mentioning overplay, have just now heard this for first time. On in the background, it immediately caught my ear. First reminded me of Bono backed by Wall of Voodoo (circa Call of the West). Harmonica gave it a bit of that WOV sound. Anyway, I like this a lot. Nice set of seques too, Bill.
Posted 22 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
Boy, i like this song. That being said...may i not hear it for a week or so? :oops: Tesko_V and Face already said that.
Posted 22 years ago by pilgrim    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by odoggy: Sounds to me a lot like the guy from Soft Cell ("Sex Dwarf", "Tainted Love" etc.)
These vocals sound nothing like the Soft Cell lead singer.
Posted 22 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Platypus: this is simply awesome. :D very familiar vox too. anyone know where I would have heard him before?
The Singer is Ade Blackburn who was a member of Pure Morning. I didn't know him or the band before, but it reminds me a lot of Radiohead or Muse...
Posted 22 years ago by beetFreeQ    [ Reply ]
Marc Almond from Soft Cell is the guy you mean.
Posted 22 years ago by Frank_Dunn    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Platypus: this is simply awesome. :D very familiar vox too. anyone know where I would have heard him before?
Sounds to me a lot like the guy from Soft Cell ("Sex Dwarf", "Tainted Love" etc.)
Posted 22 years ago by odoggy    [ Reply ]
Heh, I immediately thought of Halloween too.
Posted 22 years ago by loveslave    [ Reply ]
The tinkling piano in the intro (and the rest of the song) reminds me of \"Haloween\", but i like this better.
Posted 22 years ago by pilgrim    [ Reply ]
this is simply awesome. :D very familiar vox too. anyone know where I would have heard him before?
Posted 22 years ago by Platypus    [ Reply ]
Is that ha ha ha in the background a sample taken from Laurie Anderson\'s O Superman?
Posted 22 years ago by Johray63    [ Reply ]
I am so happy to hear Clinic on RP! Thanks Bill.
Posted 22 years ago by Videll    [ Reply ]
sorry lily....this add was MINE...you\'ve got some great taste in tunes though...
Posted 22 years ago by mlsully7    [ Reply ]