#Larry Antonino

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Crítica del Nuevo álbum de UNRULY CHILD “Big Blue World”

Nuestra Rese��a del séptimo álbum de estudio de Unruly Child que nos llega bajo el título “Big Blue World”

Séptimo álbum de estudio de Unruly Child y tercer trabajo desde la reunión que se produjo en el año 2010 con la formación original. Este Big Blue World nos muestra una obra con la esencia de ese sonido característico que el grupo nos mostro en su debut en el año 1992 aunque sin llegar a ese nivel de calidad, pero con una colección de canciones muy interesantes y que merece la pena darles una escucha detenida y pausada en tu reproductor.

El disco comienza con Living in Someone Else´s Dream con una melodía brillante, unos excelentes arreglos y una gran línea de coro, donde el es estribillo realmente adictivo y pegadizo. Continua con All over the World donde la melodía es un poco más afilada y donde hay reminiscencias del sonido de sus trabajos anteriores.

El tercer tema del álbum es Dirty Little Girl medio tiempo de sumo gusto, con un gran solo de guitarra de Bruce Gowdy, en Breaking The Chains destaca ese comienzo relajado con guitarras acústicas con algunos toques de rock progresivo con unas soberbias líneas vocales de Marcie Free que brilla especialmente en este tema.

Are These Words Are Enough es una balada poderosa, con unos grandes arreglos, melodías y líneas de guitarra muy emotiva y la soberbia voz de Free en primera fila.

Will We Give Up Today se asoma como una declaración de intenciones en clave AOR, una joya que no desentonaría en un álbum que estuviera dedicado a este género pero con el toque de Unruly Child.

Los últimos temas nos muestran el sonido más hard rockero de la banda, más pesado sin perder sus señas de identidad y dotando al disco de fuerza y melodía The Harder They Will Fall y The Hard Way son una muestra de ello.

Estamos ante un disco donde el sonido de la banda ha evolucionado con respecto a los últimos, mezclando perfectamente ese rock melódico con algunos toques hard rock.

En cuanto a Marcie Free que decir, no tira tanto de agudos como antiguamente pero esos tonos más graves, más pesados, los domina también a la perfección y no pierde un ápice de calidad en su interpretación.

Disco disfrutable, al que hay que darle varias escuchas para apreciar todos los matices y la calidad de las composiciones. Una sugerencia, si no habéis escuchado el álbum homónimo de la banda del año 1992, a que estáis esperando, impresionante disco que no debe faltar en vuestros reproductores.

Lista de temas de UNRULY CHILD  “Big Blue World”

Living In Someone Else´s Dream

All Over The World

Dirty Little Girl

Breaking The Chains

Are These Words Enough

Will We Give Up Today

Beneath A Steady Rain

The Harder They Will Fall

Down And Dirty

The Hard Way

Formación de Unruly Child:

Marcie Free-  Voz

Bruce Gowdy- Guitarras, teclados, Coros.

Guy Allison- Teclados, Percusión, Coros.

Larry Antonino- Bajo, Coros.

Jay Schellen- Bateria.

Reseña de Raúl Almax

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Above: Kara Zor-El’s Kryptinceañera

The Chronological Superman 1962: 

The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long, as they say, and the Silver Age isn’t much different. The most inventive era of Superman’s history since his debut will still be around for a few years, but some of the sense of experimentation is beginning to fade. With many of the stories being rewritten from plots previously used in the books anywhere from a couple of years to a decade earlier, and those stories being re-used in the daily and Sunday newspaper strips, Superman’s universe begins to become a little repetitive.

Not that there aren’t still notable events. Supergirl, for instance, is officially introduced to the world in Action Comics vol.1 No.285 (Feb 1962), launching her career as a full-fledged crimefighter. The additional responsibility still leaves her plenty of time to play Cupid for her bachelor cousin, introducing him to romantic superheroine Luma Lynai in Action Comics vol.1 No.289 (Jun 1962).

Supergirl also picks up an additional super-pet – Comet the Super-Horse -- in Action Comics vol.1 No.292 (Sep 1962), with Comet’s confusing origin explained in Action Comics vol.1 No.293 (Oct 1962). Thing is, however, Super-Horse actually debuts a few months earlier in a ‘sneak peek’ in Adventure Comics vol. No.293 (Feb 1962) alongside the newly introduced Legion of Super-Pets. Whizzy, 30th century descendant of Streaky the Supercat, gets a proper, chronologically apt introduction in Action Comics vol.1 No.287 (Apr 1962) and then disappears. Surely he and Streaky would’ve been tripping all over each other in 30th Century Legion of Super-Pets meetings…

A new breed of Kryptonite is also teased before its debut, this time being power-sapping Gold Kryptonite, introduced in an imaginary story in Adventure Comics vol.1 No.299 (Aug 1962). The captions assure the readers that Superman will soon encounter the Gold K in real life (which happens when Phantom Zone prisoner Quex-Ul appears in Superman vol.1 No.157, Nov 1962).

Not much comes along in the way of new villains, per se, but the Superman Revenge Squad debuts in Action Comics vol.1 No.286 (Mar 1962), a few months after the Superboy Revenge Squad debuts in Superboy vol.1 No.94 (Jan 1962).

The Legion of Super-Heroes graduates to it own feature in Adventure Comics vol.1 No.300 (Sept 1962), and new member Ultra Boy proves his worth in Superboy vol.1 No.98 (Jul 1962)

Speaking of joining, The Atom joins the JLA in Justice League of America vol.1 No.14 (Sep 1962). This puts the team’s roster at nine, not counting Snapper Carr, which decreases the small amount of space already left to Superman and his crimefighting pal Batman.

There are a couple of celebrity appearances -- Antonino Rocca appears in Superman vol.1 No.155 (Aug 1962) and Boris Karloff in Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen vol.1 No. 64 (Oct 1962). Superboy enjoys some imaginary stories in his book, but they’re still largely the purview of Lois Lane, who marries Lex Luthor in Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane vol.1 No.34 (July 1962) – producing the intergalactic juvenile delinquent Larry Luthor! Lana gets another imaginary story all her own, Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane vol.1 No.36 (Oct 1962) during which she meets and marries Superman III, the grandson of Superman and Lois Lane. That must seem weird.

Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen vol.1 No. 64 (Oct 1962) shows Jimmy in what I’d say was his third most-famous transformation, Porcupine Boy, and there’s a great narrative arc in Action Comics wherein Superman must defend Luthor from the righteous justice of an alien world. More on that later. The true standout of this year, however, is the story appearing in Superman vol.1 No.156 (Oct 1962) -- The Last Days of Superman!

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Unruly Child - Unhinged. Live From Milan [2018, BD=>DVD9]

Unruly Child – Unhinged. Live From Milan [2018, BD=>DVD9]

Following Mark Free’s successful career with King Kobra and Signal, UNRULY CHILD were born when he started writing songs with with Bruce Gowdy (Stone Fury, World Trade) and Guy Allison (Lodgic, World Trade, Doobie Brothers). With a lineup completed with Jay Schellen (Hurricane, World Trade, Asia) and Larry Antonino (Pablo Cruise), UNRULY CHILD debuted with a milestone debut in 1992 for Interscope…

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Michael Thompson Band - Love & Beyond

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Gesang / Bass: Larry Antonino

Gitarre: Michael Thompson

Gesang: Larry King

Gesang: Mark Spiro

Schlagzeug: Sergio Gonzales

Schlagzeug: Tim Pedersen

Keyboards: Guy Allison

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Michael Thompson Band – Love & Beyond was originally published on The Art 2 Rock

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Pablo Cruise - Collection: 7 Albums Mini LP SHM-CD

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Unruly Child - Unhinged: Live In Milan [2018, Blu-ray, 1080i]

Unruly Child – Unhinged: Live In Milan [2018, Blu-ray, 1080i]

Following Mark Free’s successful career with King Kobra and Signal, UNRULY CHILD were born when he started writing songs with with Bruce Gowdy (Stone Fury, World Trade) and Guy Allison (Lodgic, World Trade, Doobie Brothers). With a lineup completed with Jay Schellen (Hurricane, World Trade, Asia) and Larry Antonino (Pablo Cruise), UNRULY CHILD debuted with a milestone debut in 1992 for Interscope…