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Gig: 12/13/1985, The Alarm, The City Hall, Newcastle
12/13/1985: The Alarm, The City Hall, Newcastle Summary A couple verses of “Fog On the Tyne” are sung between encores. The song , a local favourite, was originally done by local folk/rock band Lindisfarne and was banned in 1972 because of the line “We can have a wee wee, we can have a wet on the wall”.Press Release Set List Band Comments Fan Comments
Review: Mike Peters/ALARM – @ Dyserth Community Centre, 23/12/2002 Review
Read a really great review of Mike Peters @ Dyserth Community Centre, 23/12/2002 @ shakenstir.com Publication::Publication:shakenstir.Author::
Review: Change Review (3 out of 4)
The album title tells it. The Alarm, once ardent sons of ’68 Guns’ have, in their time, hopped, skipped, and straddled most conceivable and accepted rock styles – falling in and out of favour as they’ve done so. If ‘Change” does transcend their solid base of appreciation, then it will almost certainly be helped by Mike Peters’ stark, homespun words streaked with apparent Welsh pride and tarnished emotion. “The valley [read more]