Out of print for nearly twenty years and only ever issued as a cassette album, No Commercial Potential can now take its place in posterity's bosom. The three improvisational jams of 1985 are remastered and matched with three new counterparts. Another stellar CD release under a great band's belt, yet this one still seems to be criminally under-exposed. As director Michael Mann tends to favor alternately ambient and upbeat textural instrumentals for his films (he contracted Tangerine Dream for Thief and The Keep), DK excel at both, and the vibe these instrumentals give off, for example, would be well-suited to underscore any of Mann's sprawling oases of cinematic urbana nocturna. One last tidbit: this 2CD release carries a mere $15 price tag for nearly two hours of music. So pop the tab, and let your mind soak it up. After all, it's safe to say Djam Karet is southern California's house prog band!