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The Alarm — Rain In The Summertime
Album: Eye Of The Hurricane
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Released: 1987
Length: 5:06
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Under the anvil of the sun
Sweat, like a train
I come, I come,
My body to dust
Scorched by the might of the sun

Burning light, burning white heat
Like wildfire
I sweat a fever
My body screams
Disintegrates in the heat

Our love is the FAITH that keeps on burning

I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face
I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face

Burnt at the stake, on a bed of fire
My body rises
Taking me higher
My loves desire
Is pure ascension fire

And love is the FAITH that keeps on burning

I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face
I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face

And then I run 'til the breath tears my throat
'Til the pain hits my side
As if I run fast enough
I can leave all the pain and the sadness behind

I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face
I love to feel the RAIN IN THE SUMMERTIME
I love to feel the rain on my face
(I love to feel the rain on my face)
(In the summertime)
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 stalfnzo wrote:

At first I thought this was U2, except that... I LIKED it.



Junior U2
Posted 4 months ago by timbell611    [ Reply ]
 musicbelgium80s wrote:

Check some pictures of The Alarm I took back in 1984 when they were supporting U2 in Belgium : http://bit.ly/alarmfn84 Enjoy !


That must have been confusing …
Posted 7 months ago by arnimf    [ Reply ]
This could have easily been done in 1997. Way ahead of their time.
Posted 10 months ago by jlind    [ Reply ]
 joejennings wrote:
GOOD TUNE! This i the 1st time that I have heard of them. That is why we come to RP.  Thanx RP!   


Really.  Where have you been?  :)
Posted 11 months ago by OhCanada67    [ Reply ]
68 Guns..  A fantastic track. Give it a listen folks.
Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
GOOD TUNE! This i the 1st time that I have heard of them. That is why we come to RP.  Thanx RP!   
Posted 1 year ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 Rob57 wrote:

This is a great track, not heard it for years. Saw them at Wembley stadium supporting INXS... who were supporting Queen... what a gig!




Yes - I was there too - don't forget Status Quo! What a day. All for £14.50.
Posted 1 year ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
Memories of turning this up to "11" on my newly installed Pioneer CD player, driving down PCH in Malibu, sunroof open enjoying a California summer day back then. 
Posted 1 year ago by romangaslan    [ Reply ]
A better version of the Hooters! 
Posted 1 year ago by tgrier    [ Reply ]
Welsh?! Given their similarity to 80s U2 I always thought they were Irish 
Posted 1 year ago by siqbal    [ Reply ]
Met Mike Peters in a club in Northern  England in the early 80s.    Met him and the band again in Toronto at Massey Hall a couple of years later.   He and the band  are solid nice guys.   Sad to know of Mike's health issues.  
Posted 1 year ago by nickywatters64    [ Reply ]
U2? Oh, 1987!
Posted 1 year ago by johnfiva    [ Reply ]
 xcranky_yankee wrote:
i like Bombay Sapphire




I love Bombay Sapphire.  :)
Posted 1 year ago by waterwench21    [ Reply ]
 rbrise wrote:


Not really very punked out...more new romantic...thus your crush...do you feel the same about syd vicious? 
go easy on him/her...may not remember Cynaera

Posted 2 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 timatmit wrote:



I had a stomach ache in second grade but it went away. 
i like Bombay Sapphire

Posted 2 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 Rob57 wrote:

This is a great track, not heard it for years. Saw them at Wembley stadium supporting INXS... who were supporting Queen... what a gig!


I was there too! The Alarm were supporting INXS who were supporting Status Quo who were supporting Queen.  What a day. It was  my first ever gig...





Posted 2 years ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
Love it, now as I did then! And, I'm in practically the same spot as I was then, too! Now, with the rain-clouds rolling in as it plays, hopefully helping to keep this summer fire-free, I smell the fresh air being pushed down the slopes. Perhaps, as yesterday, I'll get a little sprinkling of Holy Water as I ride the bike to work!
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
The perfect antidote to Zoe's "Sunshine on a rainy day".

See also Beck, "Devil's Haircut" vs Charlatans "Jesus Hairdo"

any others?
Posted 2 years ago by salice    [ Reply ]
"68 Guns will never die"
Maybe they did, here - just a bit boring, sorry  :(
Posted 2 years ago by garrettb    [ Reply ]
 cc_rider wrote:


"Well, Ramona likes her malt liquor
And a band from Wales that's called The Alarm
She said she cried when they broke up
She still plays their records at the snake farm"

Ray Wylie Hubbard, 'Snake Farm'
c.



Now THAT is a great reference!
Posted 2 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
 rrowdies wrote:

My favourite Alarm song....saw Mike when he was in Big Country on their 2014 North American tour, great showman great frontman



Agree - not a big Alarm fan (I tried at that time, but never stuck for me). This is my fav tune from them.
Posted 3 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
My favourite Alarm song....saw Mike when he was in Big Country on their 2014 North American tour, great showman great frontman
Posted 3 years ago by rrowdies    [ Reply ]


"Well, Ramona likes her malt liquor
And a band from Wales that's called The Alarm
She said she cried when they broke up
She still plays their records at the snake farm"

Ray Wylie Hubbard, 'Snake Farm'
c.

Posted 3 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:

I have to say it:  The guy in the foreground of the album photo looks like a punked-out version of Michael Praed (the guy who portrayed Robin Hood in the Showtime series of the same name.) Yum.  Regardless.  And I still love this song.



Not really very punked out...more new romantic...thus your crush...do you feel the same about syd vicious? 
Posted 3 years ago by rbrise    [ Reply ]
 Antigone wrote:


Exactly what I was thinking!



Agree too!
Posted 3 years ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
Went to school in Middlesbrough, England in 1984/85 and was friends with a girl who grew up with these guys.
Posted 3 years ago by bombaysaphire    [ Reply ]
Mike Peters almost has the same amount of hair on his chest as his head on this album cover 😂
Posted 3 years ago by Pioneer_Sing    [ Reply ]
 ExploitingChaos wrote:

I used to call my ex Boubou... Now were just friends and I call my friend Boubou
 And in these 'enlightened' days it could be your Boubou that is ex...

Posted 3 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
 stalfnzo wrote:
At first I thought this was U2, except that... I LIKED it.
 

Exactly what I was thinking!
Posted 3 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
 misterbearbaby wrote:
The late 80's were a tireless wasteland on non-nutritious music, devoid of composition with no musical influences beyond their own self-referential modified-food-starch and corn-syrup poisonous pop. Just one Bear's opinion-- But hey- don't believe me! Look at the 1987 Billboard top 100 for October 1987 when Eye of the Hurricane was released, #1 was Lost in Emotion by LisaLisa and Cult Jam. Whitesnake charted that month but by then they were a friggin' **hair band.** Tiffany. Billy Idol. All doo-doo, and even the R&B charts sucked it. Q.E.D. Add to the injuries  that the vinyl phonograph record was being replaced that year  by the initially tragic-sounding CD-- **Perfect Sound Forever, Suckers*.

Not to say all 80's pop music was dreck- just 95%. In 1987, U2 released The Joshua Tree, a beautiful landmark album on  themes of American experience, exceptionalism, and thought. It's still beautiful after 35 years. [With or Without You charted.]
 
I feel better now! But I gotta' admit it. If you ignore their countless miles of doo-doo pressed into their other records' record grooves, The Alarm  blazed blindingly for 5 minutes and 12 seconds in that lost, long-forgotten time. This is an outstanding tune that damn near approaches the quality of U2's music- gasp! - but just the one tune. Strange... add them to The Hall of One-Hit Wonders, special mention.

 
U2 and The Alarm are your takeaways from the late 80s?  I feel genuinely sorry for you.
Posted 3 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
The late 80's were a tireless wasteland on non-nutritious music, devoid of composition with no musical influences beyond their own self-referential modified-food-starch and corn-syrup poisonous pop. Just one Bear's opinion-- But hey- don't believe me! Look at the 1987 Billboard top 100 for October 1987 when Eye of the Hurricane was released, #1 was Lost in Emotion by LisaLisa and Cult Jam. Whitesnake charted that month but by then they were a friggin' **hair band.** Tiffany. Billy Idol. All doo-doo, and even the R&B charts sucked it. Q.E.D. Add to the injuries  that the vinyl phonograph record was being replaced that year  by the initially tragic-sounding CD-- **Perfect Sound Forever, Suckers*.

Not to say all 80's pop music was dreck- just 95%. In 1987, U2 released The Joshua Tree, a beautiful landmark album on  themes of American experience, exceptionalism, and thought. It's still beautiful after 35 years. [With or Without You charted.]
 
I feel better now! But I gotta' admit it. If you ignore their countless miles of doo-doo pressed into their other records' record grooves, The Alarm  blazed blindingly for 5 minutes and 12 seconds in that lost, long-forgotten time. This is an outstanding tune that damn near approaches the quality of U2's music- gasp! - but just the one tune. Strange... add them to The Hall of One-Hit Wonders, special mention.

Posted 3 years ago by misterbearbaby    [ Reply ]
 Pioneer_Sing wrote:
It’s good to hear some Alarm, but 68 Guns is better than this.
 
I'm picturing you with your Walkman and headphones and you're dancing like Napoleon Dynamite to 68 Guns...
Posted 3 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet    [ Reply ]
It’s good to hear some Alarm, but 68 Guns is better than this.
Posted 3 years ago by Pioneer_Sing    [ Reply ]
 Rockit9 wrote:
This tune always grabs me by the Boo-Boo. Very well produced.
 
I used to call my ex Boubou... Now were just friends and I call my friend Boubou
Posted 4 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Released: 1987

You don't say?


(It's still a good song)
Posted 4 years ago by Mackmoney3000    [ Reply ]
 Rockit9 wrote:
This tune always grabs me by the Boo-Boo. Very well produced.
 

When you're a celebrity they let you do that, I hear.
Posted 4 years ago by sjccroquet    [ Reply ]
 tinypriest wrote:
Saw them do a great show at Massey Hall Toronto in 1988. U2-like at the time, but there was room for more than one.
 
Best acoustics in the country in Massey Hall IMHO.
Posted 4 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
Saw them do a great show at Massey Hall Toronto in 1988. U2-like at the time, but there was room for more than one.
Posted 4 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
 spencervignes51 wrote:


INXS, The Alarm, Status Quo, Queen, July 1986, Wembley Stadium. Quite a day, so it was!
 
Too true, except for the pretentious Michael Hutchence.

I lobbed an apple at him, hoping he might take a bite and shut up for a moment 😎
Posted 4 years ago by iankhmerhunt    [ Reply ]
Love to feel the rain in the summertime? Good. Then you can walk my dog this morning. 
Posted 4 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Mike Peters is still doing it today.  He even sang for Big Country for a bit after Stuart Adamson passed.
Posted 4 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
 Rockit9 wrote:
YEAH MAN,  like bass fishing in reverse; if God,,,

 

Posted 4 years ago by craig_bechtel    [ Reply ]
 (anonymous) wrote:
I saw this tour "Electric Folklore" twice. They put on an awesome show. Then they fell of the face of the planet. I will always remember this song from my freshman year in college.
 
The resulting EP "Electric Folklore Live" is quite good. It seems they are/were better live than in the studio. 
Posted 4 years ago by Jörg_Asmussen    [ Reply ]
 bassbambi wrote:
I understand why people refer to U2 because of the singers voice. But not having The Edge makes it totally different, its more simple minds in a sense then U2
 

Thanks for pointing out that U2 is not the same band as without The Edge.
Posted 4 years ago by itsme_bygolly    [ Reply ]
 jelgator wrote:
This song blows
 

Agreed
Posted 4 years ago by NoisyMiner    [ Reply ]
A Welsh band promoting rain in the summertime.
Posted 4 years ago by Jakethemuss    [ Reply ]
 Rob57 wrote:
This is a great track, not heard it for years. Saw them at Wembley stadium supporting INXS... who were supporting Queen... what a gig!
 

INXS, The Alarm, Status Quo, Queen, July 1986, Wembley Stadium. Quite a day, so it was!
Posted 4 years ago by spencervignes51    [ Reply ]
We could use a little more rain in the midwest this summer...
Posted 4 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
 Rockit9 wrote:
God Dammit this is the BOMB!!!
 

What?!
Posted 4 years ago by 123heyaho!    [ Reply ]
God Dammit this is the BOMB!!!
Posted 4 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
I understand why people refer to U2 because of the singers voice. But not having The Edge makes it totally different, its more simple minds in a sense then U2
Posted 4 years ago by bassbambi    [ Reply ]
 jelgator wrote:
This song blows any Radiohead song out of the water.
 

Easy Tiger....Grapefruit & Bananas are totally different!
Posted 4 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
Need to play Ray Wylie Hubbard's 'Snake Farm' after this...
c.
Posted 4 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
Still loving this song years later. I had it originally on vinyl. 
Posted 4 years ago by k1j2cat    [ Reply ]
8 for the song, +1 for the SWEET hair!
Posted 4 years ago by freddyfender    [ Reply ]
This song blows any Radiohead song out of the water.
Posted 4 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
This is a great track, not heard it for years. Saw them at Wembley stadium supporting INXS... who were supporting Queen... what a gig!
Posted 4 years ago by Rob57    [ Reply ]
Quite outdated. Like most of the songs from that period.
Posted 5 years ago by 123heyaho!    [ Reply ]
Holy crap, I haven't heard this in FOREVER!! I had the album on cassette and played it during road trips in the old Honda. Great memories, thanks RP :)
Posted 5 years ago by costoonces    [ Reply ]
 Boxie wrote:
I thought this was U2.  Doesn't mattet excellent song. 
 
Those two and Big Country definitely occupied a similar niche at the time, in my head anyway. Welsh, Irish and Scots respectively, with Big Country even playing bagpipes on the guitar. ;)
Posted 5 years ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
U1.3
Posted 5 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
The Alarm is one of my favorite bands ever.  Love it!!
Posted 5 years ago by jason4    [ Reply ]
I thought this was U2.  Doesn't mattet excellent song. 
Posted 5 years ago by Boxie    [ Reply ]
 musicbelgium80s wrote:
Check some pictures of The Alarm I took back in 1984 when they were supporting U2 in Belgium : http://bit.ly/alarmfn84 Enjoy !
 
Thanks for the link. I was there too at that time in Vorst Nationaal ! 
Posted 5 years ago by CaptainPicard    [ Reply ]
Went to school in Middlesbrough UK with a girl who grew up with these guys. Always liked their music.
Posted 5 years ago by danbacanskas395    [ Reply ]
Check some pictures of The Alarm I took back in 1984 when they were supporting U2 in Belgium : http://bit.ly/alarmfn84 Enjoy !
Posted 5 years ago by musicbelgium80s    [ Reply ]
They were never as cerebral or self-absorbed as U2, but they rocked earnestly.
Posted 5 years ago by meatmike    [ Reply ]
 maier66 wrote:
Awfully
 
Awfully . . . good?  Agreed.  8.
Posted 5 years ago by mread    [ Reply ]
Awfully
Posted 5 years ago by maier66    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I have to say it:  The guy in the foreground of the album photo looks like a punked-out version of Michael Praed (the guy who portrayed Robin Hood in the Showtime series of the same name.) Yum.  Regardless.  And I still love this song.
 

'Yum' indeed! :-D
Posted 5 years ago by SpinyNorma    [ Reply ]
This tune always grabs me by the Boo-Boo. Very well produced.
Posted 5 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
I saw these guys in 86 at Lord Beaverbooks in Sacramento and they blew the whole place away.....what a memory!
Posted 5 years ago by Funkybro    [ Reply ]
Wiki thankfully explained why this sounds like U2...and to learn that the band used to be called 'The Toilets' - ha!  What was the next name to be used...the Beds or The Sink? 


I did re-rate my 6 to a7....maybe next listening i'll even go to an 8.  Long Live RP!!
Posted 6 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
 Lazarus wrote:
Everybody in my alien space craft loves this song...

 
Ditto.
Posted 6 years ago by zapeta    [ Reply ]
Please, make it stop. My boom box can't take it anymore. 
Posted 6 years ago by Krakus    [ Reply ]
Not too much into the singer's style, but the production quality is way in advance for a 1987 act.
Posted 6 years ago by eveliko    [ Reply ]
At first I thought this was U2, except that... I LIKED it.
Posted 6 years ago by stalfnzo    [ Reply ]
 Grammarcop wrote:
Pretty much everyone I knew in the Detroit New Wave scene back in the late 1980s viewed this band with distain. Their music had no depth. 

 
Interesting then that we are still listening to them, so obviously you were wrong.
Posted 6 years ago by fogmoose    [ Reply ]
Pretty much everyone I knew in the Detroit New Wave scene back in the late 1980s viewed this band with distain. Their music had no depth. 
Posted 7 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Only the band U2 could have been...
Posted 7 years ago by redmachine    [ Reply ]
Still touring, plus doing great work raising funds and awareness for cancer.  Good luck to them.

https://thealarm.com/
Posted 7 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
Great to hear The Alarm on Radio Paradise - not really because I am a massive fan of their music, but they were local to me in North Wales growing up and were real role models for up and coming bands (as well as being really nice guys as well!)

Mike Peters and his lovely wife Jules have both had serious health problems, so they set up a charitable foundation called Love, Hope, Strength and he still performs at his annual  "Gathering" festival get-together which celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2017

Just a bit of trivia for all you RP folks :) 
Posted 7 years ago by SquatterMadras    [ Reply ]
love to feel deranged in the summertime
Posted 8 years ago by max_p    [ Reply ]
This album has so many great songs on it.
Posted 8 years ago by Kaisersosay    [ Reply ]
A Truly Great band That's Not U2
Posted 8 years ago by jmsmy    [ Reply ]
 kimschoice wrote:
Holy crap. Always thought this WAS Bono.  

 
I thought the opening was that Bruce Springsteen thing  from 2002
Posted 8 years ago by Aud    [ Reply ]
Coolest thing was always the guitar intro, after that it's a b-side from U2.
Posted 8 years ago by Broken_Ear    [ Reply ]
Holy crap. Always thought this WAS Bono.  
Posted 8 years ago by kimschoice    [ Reply ]
I meant Mr. DJ
Posted 8 years ago by Imagi    [ Reply ]
Ditto mr do thanks
Posted 8 years ago by Imagi    [ Reply ]
Oh, I love these guys. And this song is wonderful!
Posted 8 years ago by Imagi    [ Reply ]
Imagine if Bono's singing was even worse. Ladies and Gentleman, The Alarm.
Posted 8 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Guessing this charted very high.  Great anthem!
Posted 8 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
The louder I play this track, the more I like it!! {#Bananajam}
Posted 8 years ago by torino390    [ Reply ]
First time I saw them and heard this song - SF Auditorium around 1982 - they were the opening act for an exciting new band from Ireland - called U2.  Nice tune.  But IMO U2 had a bit more impact...
Posted 8 years ago by Opiner    [ Reply ]
Wonderful memories along with this jam. I was living down along Boulder Creek with Mad Patrick, Crazy Mary, and my Siamese cat Syd. Flying Saucers were seen often that summer (the best blotter, from Guffy up in Nederland) and my Japan dream was incubating.
Posted 8 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 joempie wrote:

68 Guns is even better imho.

 
Yep. The Alarm got a lot of flak for being so overblown and that was deserved. This song's bombast doesn't fit the lyric at all. But 68 Guns? It works. Big themes, big sound.
 
By the way, all of these guys are super nice. After I met them I really wanted them to make it. I guess they did. 
 
 
Posted 9 years ago by ScottFromWyoming    [ Reply ]
 AphidA wrote:
This is a great song but, possibly, the only The Alarm song to warrant any air play.  And, incidentally, Mike Peters' hair is something thou shalt not gaze upon if you want to avoid bursting out in uncontrollable laughter.

 
'Tis a barnet of great awesomeness, right enough.
Posted 9 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 AphidA wrote:
This is a great song but, possibly, the only The Alarm song to warrant any air play.  And, incidentally, Mike Peters' hair is something thou shalt not gaze upon if you want to avoid bursting out in uncontrollable laughter.

 
68 Guns is even better imho.
Posted 9 years ago by joempie    [ Reply ]
"....and I still haven't found what I'm looking for...."
Posted 9 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
 AphidA wrote:
This is a great song but, possibly, the only The Alarm song to warrant any air play.  And, incidentally, Mike Peters' hair is something thou shalt not gaze upon if you want to avoid bursting out in uncontrollable laughter.
 
That's true, but the same could be said about the hairstyles of a lot of performers from the 1960s and '70s.
Posted 9 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
I loved this song when they overplayed it on the radio back in the day and have enjoyed rediscovering The Alarm years later. These guys were always just trying to be big and brassy and I think the test of time has shown that they cultivated their own sound, U2 comparisons not withstanding.
Posted 9 years ago by Sasha2001    [ Reply ]
How cool. I've been collecting summer songs for a playlist lately (harder than it seems), and this is one of them.
Posted 9 years ago by dejapete    [ Reply ]
This is a great song but, possibly, the only The Alarm song to warrant any air play.  And, incidentally, Mike Peters' hair is something thou shalt not gaze upon if you want to avoid bursting out in uncontrollable laughter.
Posted 9 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
 planet_lizard wrote:

Blimey - are they still going? I saw them at Wembley in about 86 when they were on the bill with INXS, Status Quo and Queen. Was a cracking gig and they were very good.
 
That sounds like an amazing show...even though I tend not to like large rock concerts. 
Posted 10 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
I added this to my current playlist this morning.  That's just spooky, Bill.
Posted 10 years ago by jimys    [ Reply ]
Everybody in my alien space craft loves this song...
Posted 10 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]
Perfect for a rainy morning.
Posted 10 years ago by jimys    [ Reply ]
 ziakut wrote:
This song has a sound, which is a victim of its own 80s shroud. The fact that you don't hear it too often anywhere makes it more appealing in this format here. I'll take this over almost any U2 at the moment.

 
Ironic, considering that The Alarm were labeled U2 clones when they came out. 
Posted 10 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Saw these guys open for the Pretenders way back in 83.
Posted 10 years ago by LPCity    [ Reply ]
We could really use some rain right now in California....
Posted 10 years ago by EarthMama    [ Reply ]
Me love this song looong time {#Music}
Posted 10 years ago by k1j2cat    [ Reply ]
It reminded me of Arcade Fire in the beginning...so it's not that bad...
Posted 10 years ago by frank_eindhoven    [ Reply ]
Love the melody and guitar.......!! {#Daisy}
Posted 10 years ago by d48m02h    [ Reply ]
Lord, but this time sounds good with beer! 
Posted 10 years ago by afrixluvguy    [ Reply ]
This song has a sound, which is a victim of its own 80s shroud. The fact that you don't hear it too often anywhere makes it more appealing in this format here. I'll take this over almost any U2 at the moment.
Posted 10 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
Both Alarm and u2 have good tunes. Thanks for playing the less heard on RP!


Posted 11 years ago by sloroll64    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I have to say it:  The guy in the foreground of the album photo looks like a punked-out version of Michael Praed (the guy who portrayed Robin Hood in the Showtime series of the same name.) Yum.  Regardless.  And I still love this song.

 
Sweet!  
Posted 11 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
I've never heard this before, but I like it and not too dated. Maybe I'm too dated?
Posted 11 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
 msymmes wrote:
Nothing sounds better than U2 any day !!

 
Fixed that for you.  :)
Posted 11 years ago by sbegf    [ Reply ]