Declaration
by The Alarm

Declaration by The Alarm
Year: 1984
Release date: 1984-02-00
Overall rank: 9,362nd   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
70/100 (from 52 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 1984 (138th)
Award Top albums of of the 1980s (1,312th)
Award Best albums of all time (9,362nd)

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Overall rank: 9,362nd | 1980s rank: 1,312th | 1984 rank: 138th  Overall chart history
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70/100 (from 52 votes)
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In these days, The Alarm were well known as the uplifted Clash. But after all those years it's a classic storm of pistol rock songs from Wales. Funny, but Karl Wallinger of the Waterboys was once a member of this band. Besides Big Country the most succesfull band of the mid eighties in the UK.
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As a seventeen year old I was impacted by the bombast and sonic power on show. My stereo struggling to cope with the loudness of the record, presumably set with the intent to blow your amp. Great tracks include where were you hiding when the storm broke, the lovely tell me and the stand out deceiver, a track of a victim of infidelity with a palpable hate exuding with every word. They never got close to this effort in my view. (Edited)
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