The Poppyfields.... are The Alarm in disguise..
 

Twenty years after the Alarm fired off "68 Guns," the group is back on the charts . . . but nobody knew it. Disguised as a younger outfit called the Poppyfields, the band -- best known in the U.S. for Eighties anthems like "The Stand," "Strength," and "Rain in the Summertime" -- landed a Top Thirty single in the U.K. this week with "45 RPM," thanks to a video featuring the Welsh band the Wayriders lip-synching the tune.

http://www.rollingstone.com/news/new....asp?nid=19367

but...

As for Eddie MacDonald, Nigel Twist and Dave Sharp, the other founding members of the Alarm, Peters says that there's an open door for them to hop up onstage with the current incarnation of the band at any time. "I was really pleased with how things worked out when we did our VH1 Bands Reunited episode," he says. "It was nice that we were able to close that chapter of the group respectfully."

Well, you know my views on The Alarm (the best fucking rock group ever).:D

*me opens a bottle of 1760 merlot*

YAY!!!!

THE BOYS ARE BACK!!!!

funny you were not very interested in mike peters solo stuff (nor was I after 2 listens).. this is the same, just with the alarms name

anyway get the track so we can hear it..!!

You bet.:)