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Clinic at First Avenue (ticket stub)
Minneapolis (10/11/2002)
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Liverpool's Clinic was in America in 2002, touring in support of their sophomore album Walking With Thee. Their opening band for all the U.S. shows was Apples in Stereo, another band that I also liked, so despite people claiming the two didn't match and had no cross-over fans, I was the rare exception at this 21 and over show at First Avenue.
Based on searching online (the term 'clinic' is so generic that I couldn't find any information about their show at First Avenue). Instead, I read a lot of Apples in Stereo fans that basically left before Clinic came on stage. For example, one guy didn't think Apple in Stereo was that great and just left the show early. Or the fact that How Was the Show didn't even mention Clinic (only that the two bands didn't mix well).
Well, I like Clinic. I couldn't tell you all the songs from their show, but I'm assuming the setlist is similar to their New York show, which took place a few days after our show. They did my favorite (and lead single) "Walking With Thee".
The only thing I can remember from this show was that they came on stage in full blue surgeon scrubs getups with face surgical masks. The masks did not stay on for very long.
Eight years later, I noticed the band had been downgraded to the 7th Street Entry and they had left off "Walking With Thee" on their setlist (according to their setlist via City Pages November 12, 2010). I would have seen them again, but they were playing the same night as The Chapin Sisters.
Based on searching online (the term 'clinic' is so generic that I couldn't find any information about their show at First Avenue). Instead, I read a lot of Apples in Stereo fans that basically left before Clinic came on stage. For example, one guy didn't think Apple in Stereo was that great and just left the show early. Or the fact that How Was the Show didn't even mention Clinic (only that the two bands didn't mix well).
Well, I like Clinic. I couldn't tell you all the songs from their show, but I'm assuming the setlist is similar to their New York show, which took place a few days after our show. They did my favorite (and lead single) "Walking With Thee".
The only thing I can remember from this show was that they came on stage in full blue surgeon scrubs getups with face surgical masks. The masks did not stay on for very long.
Eight years later, I noticed the band had been downgraded to the 7th Street Entry and they had left off "Walking With Thee" on their setlist (according to their setlist via City Pages November 12, 2010). I would have seen them again, but they were playing the same night as The Chapin Sisters.
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