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Rage and Fury
Reggae / Dub · 1997 · 16 tracks

Rage and Fury

Steel Pulse

Aggressive 90s production meets militant roots reggae. A dense, polished collection of protest anthems and unexpected pop covers with heavy urban energy.

August 19, 1997 · Wise Man Doctrine

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Uncompromising political defiance wrapped in high-gloss urban production.

Tracklist · 16 Tracks
01
Emotional Prisoner
4:40
02
Role Model
4:23
03
I-Spy... (No Stranger to Danger)
4:14
04
Settle the Score
4:38
05
Brown Eyed Girl
3:46
06
Can't Stand Losing You
3:55
07
The Real Terrorist
4:39
08
Black and Proud
4:35
09
Ku Klux Klan
3:52
10
House of Love
4:20
11
Blame on Me
3:57
12
Black Enough?
4:58
13
Peace Party
4:29
14
When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman
3:35
15
Spiritualize It
4:48
16
KKK in the Jungle
4:41
Moments Worth Listening For
The jarring transition from the smooth pop melody of Brown Eyed Girl into the sharp political teeth of The Real Terrorist
That explosive moment in Black and Proud where the brass section punctuates the vocal hook with military precision
The updated synth textures on the 1997 version of Ku Klux Klan which add a haunting digital edge to the classic melody
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