Microtech Combat Troodon Dagger OTF 142-1 ”2 Tone”

While all automatics have a strong forbidden fruit cachet among cutlery users, its the out-the-fronts (OTFs in auto geek lingo) that really increase their pulse rate. And of that general cutlery category, the modern double-action out-the-fronts are the most sought after. I think all of us find the functioning of these knives a little like [...]

Steel Pulse “Ku Klux Klan” Live (Urgh! A Music War)

This is a clip of Steel Pulse playing “Ku Klux Klan” live
at the Rainbow Theatre London, England September 18th, 1980. This was also included in the film Urgh! A Music War.
If you are interested in discussing the Urgh! film please join me at yahoo groups http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/urghmusic2/
Duration : 0:4:20

Steel Pulse – Roller Skates

Smash Hits (c)1993 Elektra Entertainment
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Out on the corner
With my roller skates
Having fun with the girls
Says I’m feeling great woo
In the dark of the night
Street lamps glowing
On full blast is my radio
Radio
Up comes this guy in his flashy car
In his mouth stuck a big cigar
Needed my help said he lost his way
I never heard a word [...]

Steel Pulse- Heart of Stone (Chant Them)

Reggae
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Steel Pulse – Global Warning

Music video for “Global Warning” from the album “African Holocaust” by Steel Pulse
Duration : 0:4:55

Steel Pulse Heart of Stone.wmv

Duration : 0:5:3

Steel Pulse – Roller Skates

an original from steel pulse
Duration : 0:3:34

Steel Pulse – Steppin Out

Steel Pulse – Steppin Out
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Steel Pulse Chant A Psalm Live @ Hollywood Park 050809

Steel Pulse Chant A Psalm Live @ Hollywood Park 050809
Lyrics:
Rejoice rejoice
Good tidings I bring you
Hear ye a message to you my friend
Voices cry invoke your angels
When pressure drop it cannot conquer dread no
So blow away your bluesy feeling
Spirits say take the world off you shoulder
One foot in the grave is a foolish step to take [...]

Steel Pulse – Heart of Stone(Chant Them)[12'' Version]

Following on the heels of Handsworth Revolution and Tribute to the Martyrs, two of the sternest and most politically direct reggae albums to come out of late-’70s England, Caught You (released as Reggae Fever in the U.S.) was received a bit more coolly by the reggae establishment. While there were still heavy messages to be [...]