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Live from the Archives
Steel Pulse

Respect Records UK, 2008

Steel Pulse have been true front-runners in world reggae since hitting the chart with their seminal 'Handsworth Revolution' album back in 1978. This fantastic rare live UK show from the early 90s finds the veterans powering through the cream of their 12-year back catalog. NTSC/Region One. Respect Recordings. 2002.

Introspective
Steel Pulse

Voiceprint UK, 2008

Live from the Archives
Steel Pulse

United States Dist, 2003

Steel Pulse - Live from the Archives

5 reviews
Steel Pulse

good stuff
This dvd is good, but I would have preferred a few more songs. The performance of the band is good, but the audience was too small , and did not seem to be exceptionallly energetic. To the reviewers in Barbados, this is not Jazz, so dont expect to hear trumpets like those from heaven. This is reggae, so the horn men will only come on periodically.Thats enough. Any true steel pulse fan ...

Steel Pulse
Steel Pulse

Morton Sounds UK, 2006

Featuring an exclusive interview and 7 tracks of a total of 80 minutes with Steel Pulseâ??s David Hinds and Selwyn Brown, producer Denis Bovell and political voice and artist Linton Kwesi Johnson. Steel Pulse is the most important reggae voice ever to emerge from the UK and their fans include the late Bob Marley, Spike Lee and Sting. They are the only British reggae band ever to win a Grammy for Babylon the Bandit, an album about the omission of ...

Live Legends

3 reviews
Steel Pulse

Classic Rock Legends, 2004

Watch for the ripp off
I just need to let fans of Steel Pulse know that there is one difference between Live From The Archives and Live Legends...the latter does not have on Klu Klux Klan. I bought The Archives as it came out.. saw Legends come out months later, researched it and it seemed to be a different concert as the song selection was much better. On viewing the product it was exact same show. I know the ...

Door of No Return
Steel Pulse

Koch International, 2008

DOOR OF NO RETURN, a track from the 2004 Grammy nominated album "African Holocaust," is also the title of this in-depth documentary about the hugely successful British reggae band, Steel Pulse. The film includes concert performances alongside interviews which give insight to the band many consider the greatest reggae band in the world.

Door of No Return
Steel Pulse

Wiseman Doctrine UK, 2008

Steel Pulse started by playing concerts with punk bands as part of the Rock Against Racism movement popular in the late seventies. Subsequent releases and touring took the band to USA where they were to follow up their Grammy win of 1986 with a further nomination for a Grammy for the album "African Holocaust" in 2004. "Door of No Return" while being a track from the successful "African Holocaust" album is also the title of an in-depth ...