I'm on the run like a refugee...

No, I didn't get myself into trouble with the authorities.

Back in the Q days, whenever RX's Monster Riot and TM's Friday Magic Madness would play The Alarm's "Rescue Me" and "Rain in the Summertime", my boss could be heard singing these with gusto. The only Alarm song I knew then was "Absolute Reality" and these other ditties became very catchy.

Lo and behold this -

With a little bit of online research, I found "The Best of The Alarm and Mike Peters". The album rocks, especially for someone who misses the "old days" of alternative rock. It's gritty, a bit passionate and a requisite for someone who just wants to let it all out. Donna can attest to the letting it all out bit.

Maybe I'll check out the Wild Swans & New Order next...

Comments

donna_chocnut said…
Wow updates! Sorry I can't remember the songs of the Alarm and Mike Peters. Kantahin mo nga. I probably know the songs, but not the singers' names.
1:26 PM
Bebert said…
Mamaya, I'll whip out the CD. If I sing it the more you won't be able to remember it. :P
1:53 PM
Purple Pig! said…
naks naman ang sweet!
8:35 PM
meowok said…
Who-wha?! Who could be heard belting out? :p
2:26 PM
Nick Ballesteros said…
The Wild Swans is nice, and also New Order. You might also like The Care.
7:13 PM
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