Change Tour ends when The Alarm play a benfit for The Towyn Flood Victims in Prestatyn, North Wales. Even though the band would be back in 1991 qit ha new album, this was basically the end of The Alarm as a functioning band with a real manager and real record company support.
Review: The Alarm – Welsh wonders complied�
The Alarm Re-formed for the new millennium, they are still one of the biggest Welsh bands ever Boyo Tom Jones looks at a new box-set covering their career In the last five years, the sheep jokes have gradually fallen by the wayside in the wake of ‘Cool Cymru’, which was sparked by the success of the Manic Street Preachers, Catatonia, 69 Foot Dolls, Super Furry Animals and Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci. [read more]
Songs
‘Radar Love’ [??:??] (Kooymans/Hay), The Alarm
‘Radar Love’ [??:??] (Kooymans/Hay), The AlarmLead Vocals:Mike PetersLyrics: one-two-three-four one-two-three-four I been drivin all night My hands wet on the wheel A radio voice It’s got to be real I don’t care what ….. What the radio says, got to be so We got a thing and its called radar love We got a thing its got radar love Notes:A cover of the Golden Earring track. Recorded during a jamming [read more]
Gigs
Gig: 4/1/1986, The Alarm, “Rockline”
4/1/1986: The Alarm, “Rockline” Summary Press Release Set List Band Comments Fan Comments