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Gigs
Gig: 5/24/1982, The Alarm, Hammersmith Clarendon, London
5/24/1982: The Alarm, Hammersmith Clarendon, London Summary Press Release Set List Shout To The Devil Marching On For Freedom Third Light Second Generation Pavilion Steps The Deceiver Up For Murder 68 Guns Across The Border What Kind Of Hell Reason 41 Marching On Breakdown (Buzzcocks cover) Up For Murder 68 GunsBand Comments Fan Comments
Songs
‘Knife Edge (1984 E-Zee Hire demo)’ [5:51] (Macdonald/Peters), The Alarm
‘Knife Edge (1984 E-Zee Hire demo)’ [5:51] (Macdonald/Peters), The AlarmLead Vocals:Mike PetersLyrics: Petrol fumes, littered street and the beauty of unemployment The writings on the walls of empty houses Going to waste I’m living on a knife edge On the breadline Taking all the hard sell Looking for a life line When you ain’t got nothing in this world It makes you feel useless It gives you nothing to live [read more]
Archive
The Alarm record demos for I.R.S. (About August 1982)
Demos recorded with Steve Tannett at IRS Basement studios. Demos included “What Kind Of Hell”, “68 Guns”. Showcase for Mile Copeland, owner of I.R.S.