PATATAG: Nov. 21 reunion concert at 70s Bistro
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PATATAG will be holding a much-awaited reunion benefit concert on the 21st of this month at the 70s Bistro. Proceeds will be for the benefit of one of their ailing members.
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“Carwash For Peace:” Jimmy Fallon as Peacenik
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He’s all over the place promoting an upcoming album, and using this little ditty as come-on. The song won’t really elicit Joan Baez-esque images, nor will it make Paul Simon feel any twinge of literary insecurity, or make Peter, Paul and Mary rethink “Blowing in the Wind,” but hey, the song’s fun.
Stop the Killings! A bar tour for peace
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Conrado de Quiros is organizing a series of concerts/bar tour against the continued killing of political activists and journalists. The first leg of the tour kicks off tomorrow, Sept 21, aptly enough on the anniversary of the declaration of martial law in 1972. Here’s the lineup:
The bestest album review evar
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Maddox on U2:
An excerpt:
“Here’s a sample of the “seriously heavy lyrics” in Vertigo:
WoooAoo! WoooAoo! WoooAoo! WoooAoo!
And who could forget this poignant verse:
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah,
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah.”
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sulitin at sumama
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Quirky… flippant… oh-so-cute… Aia-ishly wasting.
Irritatingly perky, flamboyantly annoying, colloquialism wed to raw wit.
Bahala ka. May utak ka. Gamitin mo kahit minsan.
Fuck. I’m not a “Music Critic(tm)” and never will be. S’lamat naman.
Imago’s “Taralets.”
Have fun.
The Eraser (2006): A Radiohead’s album for Radiohead
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It’s not everyday that you stumble on The Album That I Must Have(tm). When these come along, neither stormy weather nor the propensity to shy away from crowded situations will deter one from the unenviable task of going to mainstream “Record Outlets.” All it takes is just a determined effort to avoid the “Most Popular” rack anyway, and you’re done.
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JUST LIKE HEAVEN: saGuijo’s Tribute to The Cure
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It’s surprisingly, agreeably refreshing how saGuijo is evolving as, well, its peculiar self. Here’s an excerpt from its latest come-on. This is lifted from the site’s News section:
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