The Alarm Clocks - Yeah
Review by Emily Sue
Yeah, the latest album by the Alarm Clocks, is a refreshing and electrifying collection of songs that showcases the band's unique sound and style. From the opening track "It's Alright" to the closing number "No Reason to Complain," the album is a rollercoaster ride of energy and excitement.
The band's signature blend of garage rock, punk, and blues is on full display here, with catchy riffs, driving rhythms, and raw vocals that will make you want to dance and sing along. The songs are well-crafted and full of hooks, but they also have a raw and unpolished edge that gives them an authentic and genuine feel.
Standout tracks include "Yeah," a high-energy anthem that will get your blood pumping, "I'm Alright," a bluesy number that showcases the band's musicianship, and "No Reason to Complain," a catchy and upbeat tune that will leave you feeling good.
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Filename: the-alarm-clocks-yeah.rar- MP3 size: 142.2 mb
- FLAC size: 734.4 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| She's About A Mover | ||
| I'm Alright | ||
| I'm Alright | 03:14 | |
| Louie Louie | ||
| Tree Stump Theme | ||
| Louie, Louie | 03:19 | |
| Bald Headed Woman | ||
| Money | ||
| I'm A Fool | ||
| Yeah | ||
| It's All Over Now | 03:59 | |
| Wipe Out | ||
| It's All Over Now | ||
| She's About a Mover | 02:41 | |
| I'm a Fool | 02:40 | |
| No Reason to Complain | 02:12 | |
| No Reason To Complain | ||
| Route 66 |
Video
The Alarm Clocks - Yeah
The Alarm Clocks - No Reason To Complain
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Catalog Numbers
- ED-285
- CED-285
Labels
Norton RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
- CD
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Mike Pierce (tracks: A1 to B3) |
| Vocals | Mike Pierce (tracks: A1 to B3) |
| Design | Elizabeth Van Itallie |
| Drums | Bill Schwark (tracks: A1 to B3) |
| Guitar | Bruce Boehm |
| Liner Notes | Billy Miller , Miriam Linna |
| Mastered By | Howard Rappaport, Vic Anesini |
| Written-By | M. Pierce (tracks: A1, A2) |
| Artwork By | Elizabeth Van Itallie |
Notes
- Recorded 1965-1966.
- Tracks B4 to B6 by The Perceptions, the band Bruce Boehm was in pre-The Alarm Clocks.
Barcodes
Barcode: 7 31253 02851 9About The Alarm Clocks
Formed in 1965 in Parma, OH, USA, teenagers Mike Pierce (bass and vocals), Bruce Boehm (guitar), and Bill Schwark (drums), the Alarm Clocks got a lot of mileage out of one 45 single, although it would be 40 some years before they would really take advantage of it. The trio recorded two raw slices of garage punk, "Yeah!" and "No Reason to Complain," live in a studio in 1966 and released it on their own Awake label, and a month or so later recorded a live demo tape of their live set at Sound Ideas Recording Studios. Nothing much came of either venture, and the group disbanded in 1967. The single, though, took on a life of its own, gradually filtering through the informal garage band collectors network and becoming a highly sought-after item.
Both sides of the 45 turned up on 1996's Back from the Grave compilation from Crypt Records, and eventually the bandmembers were tracked down. The A and B side of the single plus the complete demo tape and three tracks from Boehm's earlier band the Perceptions made up the album Yeah!, which was released by Norton Records in 2000.
Perhaps sensing unfinished business, the Alarm Clocks re-formed in 2006 with all the original members on board plus a new fourth member, guitarist Tom Fallon. This second coming of the group recorded a new album in two days at Freddy Fortune's basement studio in Michigan in 2006. The album appeared as The Time Has Come later in the year from Norton Records.
Name Vars
- Alarm Clocks
Members
- Tom Fallon
- Mike Pierce
- Bill Schwark
- Bruce Boehm
- Vince Bartolotto
Summary by Emily Sue
Comments
Love it
iam in a band called the exploding plastic inevitable and i will make it a misson to make sure this music is not forgotten Thierry s. washington
is this what it's suppose to sound like? if you put it at 1.25 or 1.5 sound like it would be the real tempo
Astonishing.....punk koolness
That photo! How cool can you get? Concert direct from the Garage!
PS: Those 8 year olds in the front row are really digging iti!
PS: Those 8 year olds in the front row are really digging iti!
1.26: WHOOAAA!!!
These guys should have been signed on the spot
Allah las heard this and made it their entire sound
These guys need better management. The 2006release of this song was off the hook. They had the same feel as the Animals, Yardbirds but those brit band new how to get their music in the right hands. These guys could have been big
I call this era Slick 66' - these are the transition years, some of the best in American Rock!were you wearing tight black jeans with a polka dot shirt, or bell bottom jeans with a Paisley shirt; who could stand still to Johnny River's "Secret Agent Man"?
Triipii
Teengenerate covered this. And it's amazing!
They say there's a former model for every band and finally I gotcha, Allah-Las.
https://youtu.be/c9mGg1xp9aE
Great Just great, ..... new Rockers take notes.......this is how its Done.
Kicks ass
Great track, Great 60's Garage band.. 80's Lyres cover version is excellent.
Friday January 17, 2020 5:13 am
