About "Jar Of Kingdom"
Jar of Kingdom is the debut album by Australian progressive metal band, Alchemist. The band recorded the album after receiving a record contract in the mail from Austrian label Lethal Records and was released by that company in October 1993. During the recording of the first track "Abstraction", vocalist Adam Agius damaged his voice, thus resulting in the raw vocal sound on the rest of the album. The name "Jar of Kingdom" was inspired by a comment by television personality and entertainer Graham Kennedy during a comedy skit, in which he described a vial of pig semen as a "jar of kingdom". Jar of Kingdom featured early experiments with synthesisers, acoustic guitars and samples: "Whale" includes the sample of a humpback whale song. All tracks from this album except "Wandering and Wondering" and "Whale" later appeared on the Embryonics compilation.
The album was dedicated to the memory of John Munns and David Carter.
Top songs by Alchemist
Jar Of Kingdom- Hold You Down
- Garden Of Eroticism
- Single Sicled
- Yoni Kunda
- Surreality
- Tide In, Mind Out
- Warring Tribes (eventual Demise)
- Closed Chapter
- Chinese Whispers
- Brumal: A View From Pluto
- Bio Approach
- Worlds Within Worlds
- Soul Return
- Spiritechnology
- Staying Consious
- Wandering And Wodering
- Unfocused
- Shell
- Road To Ubar
- Austral Spectrum
- Beyond Genesis
- Clot
- Enhancing Enigma
- Escape From The Black Hole
- Lunation
- My Animated Truth
- New Beginning
- Purple
- Rampant Micro Life
- Abstraction
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