After the band split-up for short time I the summer if 1986, Dave and Nigel stayed @ Ezee Hire studio to record several demos with members of Wire Train. The song “Save Your Cryin'” was recorded here for the second time. Nothing else was ever released.
Gigs
Gig: 5/30/2002, Alarm 2002, Arts Centre, Colchester
5/30/2002: Alarm 2002, Arts Centre, Colchester Summary Press Release The Alarm 2002, Spear Of Destiny, The Mighty Wah! Resistance Tour 2002! 3 Headliners, Playing some of the greatest rock and roll of any decade. This promises to be the THE tour of year, if not the new millenium. Manifesto THE RESISTANCE STARTS HERE! ITS ABOUT THE RETURN OF ROCK AND ROLLS SONGS ABOUT SOMETHING – New songs great songs your [read more]
Songs
‘Tell Me’ [3:24] (Sharp), The Alarm
‘Tell Me’ [3:24] (Sharp), The AlarmLead Vocals:Dave SharpLyrics: And if you know what is the answer Why don�t you tell me What does it feel like To be free What does it feel like Take a look at the punks On the run from all the ministers Collecting for the criminals And the judges or the blame If you�re innocent or you�re guilty Or you�ve never been given a chance [read more]
Blogs
Blog: Mike Peters ‘Under Attack’ Recording Diary Entry #15
Day Fifteen: Friday 10 June 2005 James Stevenson comes in to record his guitars on ‘Without A Fight’. We are starting to notice that we have a few tuning issues. This is only to be expected with so many guitars and especially with a lot of vintage instruments. This is the most time consuming part of recording. James has to constantly tune his guitars before every take / drop in. [read more]