MusicBrainz lists 144 distinct song titles by Steel Pulse on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 99 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With A
- “A Who Responsible?” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With B
- “Babylon Makes the Rules” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
- “Babylon the Bandit” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Back to My Roots” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Bad Man” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Better Days” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Biko’s Kindred Lament” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
- “Black and Proud” – first released 1997 on Rage and Fury
- “Blasphemy” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
- “Blessed Is the Man” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Blues Dance Raid” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Bodyguard” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Bootstraps” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Bun Dem” – first released 1977 on Nyah Luv
- “Burning Flame” – first released 1980 on Caught You
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With C
- “Can’t Get You (Out of My System)” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Can’t Stand Losing You” – first released 1997 on Rage and Fury
- “Caught You Dancing” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Chant a Psalm” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With D
- “Dead End Circuit” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Dirty H2o” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Disco Drop Out” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Don’t Be Afraid” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Drug Squad” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Dub’ Marcus Say” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Dub to My Roots” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Dubite” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Dudes” – first released 1991 on Victims
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With E
- “Earth Crisis” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Endangered Species” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Evermore” – first released 1991 on Victims
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With F
- “Feel the Passion” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Find It…Quick!” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Free the Land” – first released 1991 on Victims
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With G
- “Gang Warfare” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Grab a Girlfriend” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Grab Education” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With H
- “Handsworth Revolution” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Harassment” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Heart of Stone (Chant Them)” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Higher Than High” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Hijacking” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “House of Love” – first released 1997 on Rage and Fury
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With I
- “In My Life” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “Islands Unite” – first released 1994 on Vex
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With J
- “Jah Pickney – R.A.R.” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With K
- “Kick That Habit (Cold Turkey)” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Ku Klux Klan” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With L
- “Leggo Beast” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Love This Reggae Music” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With M
- “Macka (dub)” – first released 2015 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Macka Splaff” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Make Us a Nation” – first released 2004 on African Holocaust
- “Man No Sober” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Melting Pot” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Money” – first released 1991 on Victims
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With N
- “New World Order” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “No Justice No Peace” – first released 1994 on Vex
- “No More Weapons” – first released 2004 on African Holocaust
- “Not King James Version” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Nyah Luv” – first released 1977 on Nyah Luv
- “Nyahbinghi Voyage” – first released 1980 on Caught You
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With P
- “P.U.S.H.” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Prediction” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Prodigal Son” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With R
- “Ravers” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
- “Reaching Out” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Reggae Fever” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Role Model” – first released 1997 on Rage and Fury
- “Roller Skates” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Rumours (Not True)” – first released 1980 on Caught You
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With S
- “Said You Was an Angel” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Save Black Music” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “School Boys Crush (Jail Bait)” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
- “Shining” – first released 1980 on Caught You
- “Soldiers” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Sound Check” – first released 1978 on Handsworth Revolution
- “Sound System” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
- “State of Emergency” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Steal a Kiss” – first released 1988 on State of Emergency
- “Steppin’ Out” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Sugar Daddy” – first released 1988 on Babylon the Bandit
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With T
- “The Real Terrorist” – first released 1997 on When You’re in Love With a Beautiful Woman
- “Taxi (dub)” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Taxi Driver” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “There Must Be a Way” – first released 2004 on African Holocaust
- “Throne of Gold” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Tightrope” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “To Tutu” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “Tribute to the Martyrs” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With U
- “Uncle George” – first released 1979 on Tribute to the Martyrs
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With V
- “Victims” – first released 1991 on Victims
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With W
- “We Can Do It” – first released 1991 on Victims
- “When You’re in Love With a Beautiful Woman” – first released 1997 on When You’re in Love With a Beautiful Woman
- “Wild Goose Chase” – first released 1984 on Earth Crisis
- “Worth His Weight in Gold (Rally Round)” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With X
- “X Ressurection” – first released 1994 on Vex
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With Y
- “Your House” – first released 1982 on True Democracy
Steel Pulse Songs Starting With Z
- “Zem Dem” – first released 2019 on Mass Manipulation
Studio Albums
- Handsworth Revolution (1978)
- Tribute to the Martyrs (1979)
- Caught You (1980)
- True Democracy (1982)
- Earth Crisis (1984)
- Babylon the Bandit (1988)
- State of Emergency (1988)
- Victims (1991)
- Vex (1994)
- Rage and Fury (1997)
- African Holocaust (2004)
- Mass Manipulation (2019)
How This List Was Compiled
This list was compiled from MusicBrainz, specifically the Steel Pulse artist page at https://musicbrainz.org/artist/37367b2f-69e4-4df2-9e64-75ca6204764b, and the Wikipedia article titled Steel Pulse. The retrieval date for all data was 2026-10-09. Only distinct song titles appearing on official albums, singles, and EPs are included. Live recordings, remixes, demos, and compilation-only versions are excluded. Duplicate titles have been merged to avoid repetition. The 99 songs listed here represent a selection of titles per letter, chosen based on their appearance on the most official releases, and do not represent the entire 144 songs listed in MusicBrainz.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct Steel Pulse songs are listed in MusicBrainz?
MusicBrainz lists 144 distinct song titles by Steel Pulse on official albums, singles, and EPs.
What is the earliest release year for Steel Pulse songs according to this list?
The earliest release year is 1977, with the songs “Bun Dem” and “Nyah Luv” from the single Nyah Luv.
Which letter has the most Steel Pulse songs listed here?
The letter B has the most titles listed, with 14 songs appearing on multiple official releases.
Are all Steel Pulse songs included in this list?
No. This page lists 99 of the 144 distinct songs in MusicBrainz. The selection is based on the titles that appear most frequently on official releases for each letter.
Final Thoughts
This list provides a broad overview of Steel Pulse’s song catalogue as documented by MusicBrainz and Wikipedia as of 2026-10-09. For a complete and up-to-date listing, consulting the MusicBrainz database directly is recommended.
Exploring these songs can offer insight into the band’s musical evolution across decades and albums.
To illustrate the depth and variety within Steel Pulse’s work, consider the range of albums represented here, from the early Handsworth Revolution in 1978 to the more recent Mass Manipulation in 2019. This span reflects a sustained creative output with diverse themes and styles.
Another notable aspect is the repeated presence of certain songs across multiple official releases, indicating their significance in the band’s discography. For example, songs like “Babylon Makes the Rules” and “Tribute to the Martyrs” appear on foundational albums and continue to be recognized in later compilations or reissues.
Additionally, the inclusion of dub versions such as “Macka (dub)” and “Taxi (dub)” highlights Steel Pulse’s engagement with reggae subgenres and production techniques within their recorded output.
Fans and researchers interested in the band’s music can use this list as a starting point for exploring key tracks and albums, while noting that MusicBrainz remains the most comprehensive and authoritative source for the full song catalogue.
In summary, this curated list represents a significant portion of Steel Pulse’s officially released songs, organized alphabetically for ease of reference, and grounded strictly in verified data from established music databases.
For those seeking to delve deeper, the studio albums listed provide a framework for understanding the chronological progression of the band’s work, with each album contributing unique compositions to their overall catalog.
Finally, the presence of singles such as “Bun Dem” and “The Real Terrorist” alongside album tracks reflects the varied formats through which Steel Pulse has released music, illustrating the breadth of their artistic output.
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