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.
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Photo: The Alarm,5/9/1986
Description: Credits:Photo Provided by Steve Fulton
Interview: THE ALARM SOUNDS OFF ON ITS PAST AND FUTURE
THE ALARM SOUNDS OFF ON ITS PAST AND FUTURE June 5, 1988 By Lisa Robinson Provided By: Phil Vermaelen pverma@worldnet.att.net WHEN the Alarm – Eddie MacDonald, Mike Peters, Dave Sharpe and Twist (Nigel Twist) – started out in the mid-’70s, their folk-inspired rock songs led to quick comparisons with everyone from Bob Dylan to U2 (for whom they used to be the opening act). One of the differences, however, was [read more]
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The Alarm: Cassette, ‘Change’ cat #:03-12960, country: Middle East
Description:Middle East BootlegTracksSold Me Down The RiverChange IIHow The Mighty FallNo FrontiersHardlandScarletNew South Wales, ARock, TheWhere A Town Once StoodPrison Without Prison BarsRivers To CrossLove Don’t Come EasyDevolution Working Man BluesBlack SunNotes: