Album

In The Poppy Fields: Five : Coming Home

The Alarm

2003 · Rock

In The Poppy Fields: Five : Coming Home by The Alarm

In The Poppy Fields: Five : Coming Home is a Rock album by The Alarm, originally released in 2003. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Coming Home3:18
  2. 2Close3:55
  3. 345 R.P.M.3:11
  4. 4The Drunk and the Disorderly6:41
  5. 5Federal Motor Voter2:35
  6. 6Trafficking2:25
  7. 7New Home New Life4:51
  8. 8The Rock and Roll4:28
  9. 9The Unexplained5:49
  10. 10Right Back Where I Started From4:05
  11. 11True Life4:38
  12. 12Swan Song4:32

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Part of the "" Bond, a 4CD set released by Mike Peters in 2003 which were released via one-per-month over a four month period. A fifth CD "In The Poppy Fields: Four - Edward Henry Street (UK 2003) (opens in a new tab)" was given away free to all who bought the bond (4CDs) in advance.
Available exclusively from www.thealarm.com
The final CD in the "In The Poppy Fields" collection includes a hidden bonus track (not listed) at the end of track 10, this being a message from Mike Peters about the project.
Durations do not appear on this release.
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Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Craig AdamsBASS
  • James StevensonELECTRIC GUITAR
  • Jules JonesBACKING VOCALS ORGAN PIANO
  • Mark O'GradySYNTHESIZER , EFFECTS
  • Mark TaylorORGAN PIANO STRINGS, ELECTRIC ORGAN
  • Mike PetersVOICE, GUITAR, HARMONICA
  • Richard LlewellynBASS
  • Steve GrantleyDRUMS, PERCUSSION

2 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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