Description
HR – Charge – Cassette
Charge is an album by HR, also known as Human Rights, the stage name of Paul “H.R.” Hudson, the lead singer of the influential American punk band Bad Brains. Released in 1989, “Charge” is H.R.’s second solo album, following his debut “Human Rights” in 1987.
Charge showcases H.R.’s unique blend of punk, reggae, and soul influences, with the album incorporating elements of rock, funk, and alternative music as well. The album features H.R.’s distinct vocal style, which ranges from powerful and passionate singing to soulful crooning.
Tracks on Charge explore themes of spirituality, social justice, and personal introspection, with H.R. delivering heartfelt and thought-provoking lyrics. The album’s diverse musical arrangements, including infectious grooves, energetic guitar riffs, and dynamic rhythms, create a captivating listening experience.
Charge may not have received as much attention as H.R.’s work with Bad Brains, it remains a notable release in his solo career and a favorite among fans of punk, reggae, and alternative music. The album demonstrates H.R.’s versatility as a musician and his ability to blend different genres into a cohesive and compelling sound.
SST Records
Track Listing
1. Rasta
2. Shame In Dem Game
3. Just Because I’m Poor
4. While You Were Sleeping
5. Dancing Souls
6. Charge
7. Selassie Fee
8. Saddest Day
9. Let Luv Lead (The Way)
10. It’s Reggae
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