Reflections from the Firepool, by Djam Karet

Reflections from the Firepool

by Djam Karet

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bluegreenalgae Not sure how much this has in resonance with the past. Very interesting rhythmically. I quite enjoy the guitar soar. Compelling.

guysegers Good energy, with Hammond riffs that reminds Deep Purple and other bands from the sixties. But the approach is definitely different than in the sixties. Improvised rock without bluesy clichés..... They take risks.

Hardo The first Djam Karet album! A very strong debut!

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	1.	The Sky Opens Twice 10:19
	2.	Fall of the Monkeywalk 09:19
	3.	Run Cerberus Run 06:45
	4.	Scenes from the Electric Circus 07:08
	5.	Animal Origin 07:17
	6.	All Doors Look Alike 07:20
	7.	The Red Monk 07:25
	8.	Reflections from the Firepool 10:03

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One of the most popular & essential US progressive rock bands. Djam Karet use dual guitars, keyboards/electronics, bass & drums. They play interesting & fresh instrumental progressive rock, developing their own sound out of the classic influences of bands such as Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Present, Heldon, & others, and are one of the most popular and essential US progressive bands. Originally released in 1989 and eventually selling over 10,000 copies, Reflections From The Firepool was the album that brought the band to the attention of the general public & was such a powerful release that even mainstream publications such as Billboard and Rolling Stone took notice & gave glowing reviews. Over a decade later, it's still a fresh blending of complex heavy guitar rock and electronics.

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