Gig: 1/20/1986, The Alarm, Copenhagen, Denmark

The Poppy Fields �45 RPM� What the Reviews Say… Tiscali � Debut single ’45rpm’ is a three minute killer pop song that is destined to crash the punk party, drink all the beer and cop off with the cutest girls. Sparky, punchy and excitable, The Poppyfields are the newest, snottiest and best kids on the block.� Dripfed � �The Poppy Fields are a young punk band from Chester, with an [read more]

‘Blaze Of Glory (1983 Version)’ [6:33] (MacDonald/Peters), The AlarmLead Vocals:Mike PetersLyrics: It’s funny how they shoot you down When your hands are held up high And you open up your heart and soul But that’s not enough for most. I remember this much There is nothing You shouldn’t speak of If you got something to say And there is no one To be scared of Just get them out of [read more]

Studio album number five from The Alarm and surel an L.P. that will once again win them a place in the hearts and minds of British rock fans. “Raw” is a powerful album that comes up with killer after killer cuts. Even the cover version here, Neil Young’s ROCKIN’ IN THE FREE WORLD is safe in the hands of The Alarm. Album opener and title track, RAW sets the agenda [read more]