Unruly Child - Unruly Child (Hol) vinyl record cover

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On The Rise

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Take Me Down Nasty

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Who Cries Now

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To Be Your Everything

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Tunnel Of Love

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When Love Is Gone

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Lay Down Your Arms

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Is It Over

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Wind Me Up

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Let's Talk About Love

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Criminal

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Long Hair Woman


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Unruly Child

Unruly Child (Hol)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


"Unruly Child" is the self-titled debut album of the American melodic rock band Unruly Child, released in 1992. The album is often regarded as a hidden gem in the AOR (Album-Oriented Rock) and melodic rock genres. It blends elements of hard rock, progressive rock, and melodic pop-rock, with catchy hooks, intricate musicianship, and powerful vocals. Formed in 1991, Unruly Child was created by Marcie Free (vocals), Bruce Gowdy (guitar), Larry Antonio (bass), Guy Allison (keyboards) and Jay Schellen (drums). Marcie Free was originally known as Mark Free before transitioning, and her distinctive voice became one of the standout features of the band. Their music draws comparisons to Journey, Foreigner, and Toto, mixing catchy, arena rock choruses with moments of sophistication and depth. The album includes the single, "On The Rise".

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