In 3rd major tragedy in 4 months befalls The Alarm when Nigel Twists’ step-father comits suicide. Nigel is the one who finds him.
Songs
‘Gwerthoc Fi I Lawr Yr Afon (edit)’ [4:49] (MacDonald/Peters), The Alarm
‘Gwerthoc Fi I Lawr Yr Afon (edit)’ [4:49] (MacDonald/Peters), The AlarmLead Vocals:Mike PetersLyrics: ? Notes:Welsh version of “Sold Me Down The River”Mike Peters Notes: ?Dave Sharp Notes: ?Eddie MacDonald Notes: ?Nigel Twist Notes: ?
Gigs
Gig: 2/1/1984, The Alarm, The Penthouse, Glasgow
2/1/1984: The Alarm, The Penthouse, Glasgow Summary Press Release Set List Band Comments Fan Comments
Archive
“The Chant Has Just Begun” is released as a single.
“The Chant Has Just Begun” is released as a single. It reaches #48, only 3 places higher than “The Deceiver”. The Alarm’s attempt to model the sound of the times instead of their own true passions proves to be a failed experiment.