The Alarm are offered a support slot with Tom Petty, but IRS refuses to pay for it. Change did not sell as well as expected, and IRS did not want to send the band on another huge tour. It would be their last, best chance to reach a wider audience.
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Photo: The Alarm,10/5/1991
Description: Credits:Photo Provided By Paul Hart
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Photo: The Alarm,9/15/1989
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Discography
“Rescue Me” : The Alarm (single) 1987
Versions The Alarm: 7 “, ‘Rescue Me’ cat #:IRS IRM 150, country: UK b/w My Land Your Land The Alarm: 7 “, ‘Rescue Me’ cat #:IRS IRM BV 150, country: UK b/w My Land Your Land (blue vinyl) The Alarm: 7 “, ‘Rescue Me’ cat #:IRS IRM 150, country: UKb/w My Land Your Land (poster sleeve) The Alarm: 7 “, ‘Rescue Me’ cat #:IRS IRM 150, country: UKb/w My Land [read more]