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You must be a forum member to post a review, please register here if you are not. The Family is a noticeably more cohesive collection, and a thematic return to the rural introspection that had influenced much of their self-titled debut. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully. They returned home to finish work on their debut record. Allmusic critic and writer Keith Pettipas stated in his review, "Looking back, Mashmakhan was ahead of their time; they did progressive rock for a commercial audience," while progressive rock is primarily used for underground music. Yet, it remains the perfect sort of freewheelin' affair that would appeal to the unfettered nature of Mashmakhan 's audience.

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But this album failed to move the needle for them commercially, nor did the lengthy supporting tour, and the group would disband less than two years later.

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MASHMAKHAN The Family reviews

Masmakhan childlike narrative "Prince" hearkens back to "As the Years Go By" -- Mashmakhan 's only hit below the 49th Parallel -- with striking resemblances to the famous children's parable of the same name by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Tree", was cut off due to time restraints. In Collectable Records bought the rights to the music and re-released the 2 albums, minus "Mr Tree" on a double CD package.

This primary trait was rarely explored or exploited on either of Mashmakhan 's LPs, but was an integral part of their live performances. Children of the Sun. Senecal either wrote or co-wrote all 10 tracks on the self-titled debut, released that summer. Their first single would actually be their biggest.

Blake 's "Couldn't Find the Sun" is a funky groover with a propelling rhythm that is just this side of a bubblegum rock hoedown -- that is, if such actually existed. With a superb winter landscape as artwork, this second album confirms the group's talent unchanged line-up would also be their last album, despite a few posterior singles and many line-up changes and eventually folding by the end of Copyright Prog Archives, All rights reserved.

Back around the time this album was released there seemed to be a prevailing attitude by musicians and even many fans that the music was more important than the lyrics many would argue the same today.

A cool Children Laughing follows. AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. The band was riding a brief one- hit wonder wave of popularity at the time this released, especially in Canada and Japan. Pierre Senecal, Brian Edwards, and Rayburn Blake formed their first band in as teens and played local Montreal dance halls and performed on the local scene under the band names like "the Phantoms," "Ray Blake's Combo," and "the Dominoes.

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A much "proggier" album than its debut, The Family fais to confirm the high hopes fmily we had for them after the first effort, and unfortunately it also spelled as the debut of the end, an end that would lasts over two years with further singles attempts and line-up changes.

By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The opening pairing of "Children of the Sun" and the title track "The Family" continue in the progressive rock leanings established on their earlier effort, with Senecal 's deft and ethereal flute instantly evoking Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Other sites thr the MAC network: Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully. Latest members reviews No review or rating for the moment Submit a review. But sales were below what were hoped and lacklustre interest from the radio stations caused the end of the band later that year. Not interested, Payne declined the offer but Senecal, Blake and Mercer packed their bags and moved to Toronto, signing with Columbia Records in They continued in this vein untilwhen producer Bob Mashmwkhan recognized their talent and took them to Toronto, then the music capitol of Canada, and helped them get signed with Columbia Records.