...for every action there's an equal and opposite one...the punky impulse from yesterday has subsided (for now) and in this instance, I'm checking some rootsy stuff from Steel Pulse as I finish off Zadie Smith's book White Teeth (I can' t believe I'm still awake but I've also been talking to a homebiscuit from back East for an hour or so)...I bought it months ago and just got around to it...st...
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I was glossing over the MOG gazette and saw a link to "candymanlive's post":http://mog.com/thecandymanlives/blog_post/17185 that was more or less a reply to Bawston Sean's missive on race relations in music which I think some may ask of the MOG-osphere. Simply put, as a melanin covered man, I don't think there's a lot of people of color who even know that MOG exists, hell, I meet people (of all...
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This is just one of the many groovy tracks off one of my favorite albums of the late 90s. Featuring reggae artists such as: Wailing Souls, Chalice, Mighty Diamonds, Frederick "Toots" Hibbert, Judy Mowatt, Joe Higgs, Michael Rose, Freddie McGregor and Lasana Bandele paying tribute to one of the best popular music groups to come along. I had my own little radio show in college and this is one alb...
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Thinking about these lyrics, and thinking of the secret service the protects Bush...I wouldn't want that job.
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I feel that Steel Pulse is second to only Bob Marley.
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Steel Pulse at Toad's Place, New Haven, CT, July 10, 2003.ReggaePhotos.com has a great set of photos from this show (the image at the left is from their site). Click here to see all of their shots from that night. Download the showDisc One1.New Intro Medley(Prodigal/Chant A Psalm/Bad Man/Macca Splaff/Nyabinghi/Dont Give Up)2.Rally Round3.Sound System4.Blessed Is The Man5.Tight Rope6.State Of E...
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