A declarative debut bursting with Welsh rock passion
The Alarm showcased a stunning blend of punk impulse and rock grandeur.
Featuring Mike Peters' passionate vocals and songs with strong political and social messages, the band's sound, which combines the grandeur of U2 with the urgency of The Clash, brought a breath of fresh air to the 1980s rock scene. It's a masterful debut album, with a passionate yet intelligent attitude.
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A:
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1)
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Declaration
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2)
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Marching On
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3)
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Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke?
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4)
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Third Light
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5)
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Sixty Eight Guns
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6)
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We Are The Light
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B:
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1)
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Shout To The Devil
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2)
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Blaze Of Glory
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3)
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Tell Me
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4)
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The Deceiver
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5)
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The Stand [Prophecy]
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6)
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Howling Wind
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C:
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1)
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Peace Train
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2)
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Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke? [Take One]
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3)
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Unbreak The Promise (Acoustic Version)
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4)
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What Kind Of Hell
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5)
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Pavilion Steps
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6)
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Reason 41
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7)
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Second Generation
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D:
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The Chant Has Just Begun (Single Version)
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2)
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Bells Of Rhymney
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3)
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Bound For Glory
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4)
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Absolute Reality (Single Version)
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5)
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Reason 36
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6)
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Room at the Top
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Photography By - Virginia Turbett
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Remastered By - Pete Maher
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Supervised By - Mike Peters
