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MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE

MARK FREE – The Denver Days (1987 / Unreleased) AOR Moon Collector’s Japan CD *0dayrox Exclusive*

You asked for it, you got it. Many of you requested the songs the great MARK FREE recorded with Denver based band Arrival between 1986-87 after leaving King Kobra and before forming Signal. While these songs were released by Retrospect Records some time ago, the sound quality isn’t the best.
This “MARK FREE – The Denver Days” CD release was done by Japanese bootleg label AOR Moon Collector’s and the sound quality is pretty awesome, taken from a first generation DAT
Additionally, there’s 2 unreleased, never appeared anywhere songs.
Free’s performance here is mesmerizing, sending chills to your spine in every verse…
Superb ’80s AOR stuff…

MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE / UNRULY CHILD

MARCIE FREE – Tormented +3 Unreleased [Marciefree.com Records reissue]

As requested by many, here’s Mark Free/ MARCIE FREE solo album “Tormented“, but in its reissue done by Marcie herself via his own label Marciefree.com Records, including 3 collectible previously unreleased tracks and new artwork.
This was a very limited press not sold at stores, a mega-rarity / collectors item.
“Tormented” is Marcie Free / Mark Free 2nd official solo album. It was released originally only released in Germany and Japan back in the mid 90’s with 2 different covers. Later Marcie re-released it with this different cover pictured here. All 3 versions are now OUT OF PRINT, and hard to find, this one being sold for over $200.
Musically the sound & style of “Tormented” is pretty similar to UNRULY CHILD first, self-titled CD. Indeed, ”Tormented” is pretty much a re-branded ‘Unruly Child’ album, all the tracks were written by Marcie Free / Bruce Gowdy / Guy Allison…

MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE

MARCIE FREE – Say It Like You Mean It (2021) *0dayrox Exclusive*

MARCIE FREE is releasing today ”Say It Like You Mean It”, a new song recorded 2021 and composed by ’80s legendary songwriter Robin Randall and Bill LaFleur, with talented Jeff Silverman (Jimi Jamison) among the session musicians.
According to Robin Randall; “this song started with a clothing ad I got in an email, subject line “Say It Like You Mean It”, which has nothing to do with clothing or fashion, but I thought it would make a good title. I gave it to Bill who happened to be watching a film called “The Mephisto Waltz” and got a lyric inspiration from that. The music came pretty quick after, and I showed it to Bill and we both worked it out at the piano. Actions speak louder than words.”

MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE / UNRELEASED

MARK FREE – Changin’ Times [The Unreleased ’90s Album] *0dayrox Exclusive*

After the quite successful stint with AOR giants Signal, MARK FREE continued working as ‘hired gun’ vocalist for various songwriters, as well as thinking between retirement from the music business or start a solo career. Additionally, some other personal changes were taking place.
The songs featured here on “Changin’ Times” were recorded by Free in the early ’90s, pre-production demos in very good quality audio for an album that never was.
HIGHLY Recommended
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MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE / UNRELEASED

MARK FREE – Judithe & Robin Randall demos (0dayrox compilation)

So here we go with the request by many, MARK FREE‘s recordings as ‘hired voice’ for songwriters Judithe & Robin Randall. Most of these tracks were recorded at the time between Mark left King Kobra and formed Signal: ’87/ ’88 / ’89.
Free was working as a driver for a courier service in L.A. and in the meantime he met songwriters Judithe and Robin Randall. Once they hired Mark to sing their demos, they started telling all their other writer friends in California about his vocal duties and the phone started ringing.
“I needed the money really bad so I started singing demos for people. It really helped me to develop further my ability to sing in the studio and I was being paid for it”, said Free.
All the songs into this compilation revolve around classic US 80s AOR and rock&pop with melody, demonstrating the diversity, ductility and amplitude of Mark Free as performer. You also can hear on some tracks Robin Randall’s own voice – and the great Diana DeWitt too – doing backing vocals.
There’s some extra material too (all AOR), such as “Your Wild Ways”, the first song Mark Free ever sang for the Canadian songwriting team David Tyson / Christopher Ward.
The sound quality is pretty good, and Free’s golden vocals are perfectly heard…

MARCIE FREE / MARK BAKER / MARK FREE / RARE ALBUMS / UNRELEASED

MARK BAKER DEMOS feat. Mark Free, James Christian & more *EXCLUSIVE*

Perhaps for the regular listener the name MARK BAKER doesn’t ring a bell at all, however AOR connoisseurs are aware the man has written some of the greatest songs for the genre. An album with his compositions is about to be released soon, but we have our own 0dayrox compilation (all this material comes from our OWN collection). During the...

MARK FREE / UNRULY CHILD

UNRULY CHILD – Big Blue World [Japan Edition +1] (2019)

Today appeared this Japanese edition of UNRULY CHILD‘s new studio album “Big Blue World”, their seventh,to be released by Frontiers Music next August 9th. “For this album, there was a conscious decision to merge the best of what Unruly Child does, while still evolving. You know, Melodic Rock, but with that unique Unruly Child approach,” says keyboardist Guy Allison. “It’s...

KING KOBRA / MARCIE FREE / MARK FREE / REMASTER / UNRULY CHILD

MARK FREE – Long Way From Love [Frontiers 2-CD remastered reissue] Out Of Print

This is another request, the expanded 2CD, remastered reissue of “Long Way From Love”, the first official MARK FREE solo album. A must have in your AOR collection, this is easily among the best 10 albums from the genre released during the Nineties.
We could say that “Long Way From Love” is that kind of rare jewels you need to keep. With the help of uber talented duo mother-daughter Robin Randall & Judithe Randall to co-write, Free delivers here some of his finest songs.
The album however opens with a killer version of ‘Someday You’ll Come Running’ – a song by British AORsters FM and also recorded by Airkraft.
This remastered reissue by Frontiers Music has ‘cleaned & enhanced’ the whole thing, but the real interest comes with the awesome bonus disc. Features Mark Free’s performance at The Godz festival – very, very enjoyable – and a bunch of treasurable previously unreleased tracks.
A MUST HAVE