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HERETIK VOLUME III: THE SENTENCE

Nathan Mahl

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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3.59 | 31 ratings | 3 reviews | 13% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2002

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. The Sentence - De Mortuis Nif Nisi Bonum (of the dead speak nothing but good) (54:02)

Total Time: 54:02

Line-up / Musicians

- Guy LeBlanc / keys, recorders
- Mark Spénard / Strat and Mustang guitars
- Guy Dagenais / 5-string basses
- Daniel Lacasse / drums
- Tracy Clark / rhythm guitar
- Natasha LeBlanc / vox
- Kayleigh LeBlanc / vox, spring drum

Releases information

Mahl Productions NMA 008 - 2002

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NATHAN MAHL Heretik Volume III: The Sentence ratings distribution


3.59
(31 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(13%)
13%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(53%)
53%
Good, but non-essential (23%)
23%
Collectors/fans only (7%)
7%
Poor. Only for completionists (3%)
3%

NATHAN MAHL Heretik Volume III: The Sentence reviews


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Review by lor68
PROG REVIEWER
3 stars OK it seems that my score is a bit low (anyway in the average), cause their previous first chapter of this trilogy was almost excellent and characterized also by a few uneven episodes...otherwise, as the atmosphere is the same here and the dialogues well indicated also inside the pretty booklet of the cd, I should give this album another half star.Although yet this time the 54 minute long suite is a bit prolix and you can find the same remarkable music features typically arranged by Le Blanc in the same manner (and such usual epic themes too),becoming tiring at the end!! In fact, talking about the direct harmonic solutions by Guy Le Blanc, the ideas are equal to those ones inside the preliminary episode (chapter 1) and superior than the disappointing second episode (you don't find the mix of "heterogonous" and uneven music breaks through, that you can listen to within this latter, sometimes bad, episode...);nevertheless the repetition of the themes give us the sense of tiredness, hidden behind the corner.Certainly the direct approach is more modern and the profusion of time changes and fusion/symphonic complex music passages are able to let me change idea. The main reason of a keyboardist within a progressive contest should consist of arranging, composing and possibly concluding the whole "puzzle" of harmonic and melodic themes, in order to complete a suite...the model of classic music can help us in such task, but the common listener who is not into such manner of treating progressive music, should remain perplex anyway!!

At the end this album is very interesting, but sometimes too much obvious, being anyway far superior than the average concerning the insipid Neo-Prog works today...however you can decide according to your personal tastes and probably you could find that such recent issue is well worth checking out !!

Latest members reviews

4 stars This was my first introduction to Nathan Mahl, due to my affection for the one song album and the technical prowess required to sustain tension throughout. So was I impressed with this mostly instrumental piece of music? Yeah, mostly. Being instrumental makes it have double the difficulty of k ... (read more)

Report this review (#539886) | Posted by Renkls | Sunday, October 2, 2011 | Review Permanlink

4 stars This, the last part of the Trilogy:Nathan Mahl:"The Sentence". Which is Guy Le Blanc (keyboard extrodinaire) headmaster and sometime Camel co-operator,in the front seat and keyboardmaster!! Marc Spenard on guitars and things!! Danile lacasse on drums! All in all, this record is a wonderfull exam ... (read more)

Report this review (#15917) | Posted by Tonny Larz | Friday, March 12, 2004 | Review Permanlink

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