Human Rights - H.R.

Human Rights

H.R.

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1987-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 12

  • ℗ 1987 SST Records

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
My Mama H.R. 0:44
2
Human Rights H.R. 7:05
3
I Luv King Jah H.R. 0:59
4
Now You Say H.R. 5:06
5
Luv Ain't Crazy H.R. 1:42
6
No Return H.R. 4:18
7
Don't Break H.R. 0:45
8
Life After Death H.R. 4:52
9
Conquering Judah H.R. 2:41
10
Jah Like That H.R. 3:23
11
Viva Azania H.R. 3:32
12
Acting So Bad H.R. 5:10

Reviews

  • 80's Goodness w/ some Rastafari thrown in

    5
    By Drummer 4 Jah
    I really enjoyed this album. Its definitely not for the average Bad Brains fans. "Human Rights" is in the style of classic Prince with awesome Rastafari inspired lyrics addin that reggae feel to an otherwise straight foward, synth heavy, rock song. "Luv Aint Crazy" is your basic rock ballad but sooooo unique w/ HR's signature vocals and amazing guitar work. A must have for eclectic music lovers and even for the Prince fans out there
  • Must Have For Any Real HR/Bad Brains Fan

    4
    By thembira
    The Bad Brains could go from 60 to 0 in the space between tracks, and when they slowed it down they showed they could do dub as well as hardcore. This album is no exception-dark, moody, beautiful, and not strictly dub/reggae, as it also reveals a little bit of the Hudson brothers (rumored) roots in jazzrock/fusion. The highlight for me is Life After Death, a rock/rap/reggae fusion piece well ahead of it's time. For those Bad Brains fans who have not yet discovered HR's other project, this is the one to start with. Highly recommended.