Raw The Alarm

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  • Release Date: 11/05/2002
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Label: 21ST CENTURY UK
  • UPC: 825947105027

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Raw

1LISTENThe Road 3:46
2LISTENRockin' in the Free World previously unreleased 4:42
3LISTENRaw 4:28
4LISTENThe Wind Blows Away My Words 4:31
5LISTENUnsafe Building (1990) previously unreleased 4:50
6LISTENGod Save Somebody 4:10
7LISTENMoments in Time 5:43
8LISTENLet the River Run It's Course 4:29
9LISTENLead Me Through the Darkness 4:34
10LISTENHell or High Water 3:48
11LISTENWonderful World 5:01
12LISTENSave Your Crying 4:38
13LISTENUp for Murder (1990) previously unreleased 2:57
14LISTENHappy Xmas (War Is Over) 3:44
15LISTENWalk Forever by My Side previously unreleased 4:10

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It's hard to avoid the conclusion that The Alarm's fifth new studio album, Raw, released six months after the career-summarizing hits collection Standards, was a contractual obligation record. Lacking promotion, it crept into the pop chart for a single week at number 161, while the title track earned some AOR and college radio play. Despite that title, this was another competent mainstream rock collection, its unnecessary highlight a cover of Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World." "Moments in Time" presented a ballad-tempo history of the band, always a sure sign of an impending breakup ("Creeque Alley," "The Ballad of Mott," etc.): "Somewhere we got lost along the way," sings Mike Peters. Sad, but true. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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