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Salem - קדיש Kaddish
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8.2 | 26 votes |
Release date: 10 December 1994
Style: Doom metal

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01. The Fading
02. Above The Ground
03. Eyes To Match A Soul
04. Kaddish
05. Fear Of The Future
06. Dying Embers
07. Desert Prayer
08. The Edge Of The Void
09. Ha'ayara Bo'eret
10. The One That No One Knows
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Additional info
Kaddish is a Jewish prayer recited during the three daily synagogue services and those who are mourning the death of a relative.

Ha'ayara Bo'eret (The Burgh is Burning) is a cover of an Israeli folk song (1928). It is a metaphor for the way the world ignored the pain of Jews during the holocaust.

Front cover is "The Jewish Cemetary" by Jacob Van Ruisdael (1655-1660).

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05.08.2017 - 11:36
Rating: 8
cynicoren
Salem's take on the Holocaust of the Jews during WW2, told by a survivor. Very gloomy and emotional, as can be anticipated, Salem moved from Death to Doom. Best tracks in my opinion are Eyes To Match A Soul, The Fading,Ha´ayara Bo´eret and Fear Of The Future.
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23.06.2023 - 00:19
bardberic
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It really is a top tier Melodeath doom album, too! I personally like Dying Embers the most. The subtle oriental elements are great, too. If you like Sahara from Orphaned Land, you'll certainly like this one, too - I actually prefer it because of the subject matter, which is really well handled, and that it's a bit more focused, sound-wise, than Orphaned Land's.
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