Customer Reviews

Rage & Fury

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For those of you who have a warm ear to contemporary reggae and its keyboard influences this may be a solid purchase, but roots reggae buyers beware. This album is a comeback for the band in terms of lyrics and intent, but with three of six original members now gone, lead singer David Hinds can't hold it alone. The drum n' bass version of Klu Klux Klan is very cool, perhaps having their work remixed would be a good idea...Irie I.

Steel Pulse's Rage and Fury is quite simply a masterpiece: tight driving arrangements,great lyrics, great vocals, excellent harmonically, melodically, and rhythmically. All tunes are great but the ones that got to me first were Ku Klux Klan, The Real Terrorist, and Black Enough for Ya.

Every song on this album completely rocks. A masterpiece of modern reggae with catchy melodies, horn lines, and a rockin' rhythm section. A must for Steel Pulse fans!

This reggae band speaks the truth and anyone who can't handle the truth maybe should stay away but if you are looking for the truth and some sweet music then your in the right place.

Ladiomi

if you love reggae then this is a must have! steel pulse delivers the mellow style of reggae with some powerful lyrics. praise jah! - natty dreadlocks

This is truly a comeback release for the group that was expected to carry the mantle after Bob Marley. They acknowledge in their prevoius releases that the drive towards commercialisation made them slip away from their leadership role in reggae but this album brings them back on tracks, the militant reggae style that prompted Bob Marley's "endorsement".

This is truely a comeback release for the group that was expected to carry the mantle after Bob Marley. They acknowledge in their prevoius releases that the drive towards commercialisation made them slip away from their leadership role in reggae but this album brings them back on tracks, the militant reggae style that prompted Bob Marley's "endorsement".

I first heard this CD in 1998 when I met my husband. Since then, I've bought 3 cd's - all Rage & Fury. One for each car, and one for inside our home. This CD is an absolute must have for any reggae lover. Steel Pulse has amazing vocals and it really relaxes you. It's great to listen to on a nice warm day!

I am a huge roots reggae fan of 7 yrs & this album is that! This album has back to back hits & this album is a must for any reggae music lover!

One love,

Jah Schreiber

Obviously, Steel Pulse has long passed its peak. If you like amateurish pop reggae with cliched lyrics like "I spy with my little eye" and "Say it loud, I'm black and proud," along with cheesy dance beats, then you may enjoy this tripe.