In the Poppy Fields: Four (Edward Henry Street)

The Alarm

In the Poppy Fields: Four (Edward Henry Street)

RELEASED: April 01, 2003
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. 1959 1:18 2. The Crescent 2:38 3. Edward Henry Street 2:32 4. The Sea 1:43 5. Where Are We Going and What Are We Going to Do When We Get There 3:23 6. Waiting for the Summer 1:47 7. Land of Hope and Glory 1:26 8. Bank Holiday Weekend 0:29 9. Mercenary Skank 2:17 10. Up Downtown 2:47 11. In You I See the World 3:04 12. Lazy Dayz 1:55 13. Where Have the Good Times Gone? 2:19 14. It’s Going to Be a Good Year 2:25
Historical Archive
In the Poppy Fields: Four (Edward Henry Street) is an album by The Alarm that showcases their signature blend of post-punk and new wave influences. The album features anthemic choruses, jangly guitars, and a passionate vocal delivery from frontman Mike Peters. Thematically, it explores topics of resilience, hope, and social consciousness, which have been hallmarks of The Alarm's music. Its sound is characterized by a rich tapestry of instrumentation that includes both electric and acoustic elements, creating an immersive listening experience. The album's legacy lies in its ability to resonate with listeners who seek both musicality and meaningful lyrics, solidifying The Alarm's place in the rock landscape of the late 1980s and early 1990s.