ERASERHEADS

Parang kabute rin na nagsulputan ang mga banda dito sa ating bansa. Isa na rito ang Eraserheads na nagkaruon ng malaking impluwensiya sa mga kabataang pinoy. Inaamin ko na bagama't malaki ang agwat ng aming panahon, totoong naaaliw ako at nagagandahan sa musika ng Eheads. Kamakailan lamang, tanda ko ay Agosto 30, 2008 ay nagkaroon sila ng reunion concert na bongga ang preparasyon. bagama't hindi ko nasaksihan ito ng personal ay pinagtiyaagan ko na lang itong panoorin sa Youtube.


Alapaap
Ligaya (from ultraelectromagnetic pop )
Hey jay (love this song!)
Harana (sabihin man ng ‘yung nanay na
wala akong silbi sa buhay…tunay)
Fruitcake (xmas is in the air, medyo may beatles sound ito)
Kama supra (one of my faves din)
Kailan (one of my fave)
Huwag kang matakot (feel-good song)
With a smile (fave ko for life, it's a comforting song, gumagaan ang pakiramdam ko, everytime i heard and sing this song)
Shake yer head (early fave…fave ko din tugtugin sa gitara)
Huwag mo nang itanong (sound good too )
Lightyears (dito na bumigay si ely…this song reminded him of his mother, i guess)
Superproxy (w/ Francis M.)
Ang Huling El Bimbo (Those salsa days was come alives w/ this song)
Shirley
Sembreak

I don't know if they performed Fill Her, Hard To Believe, Para Sa Masa at Spolarium, kasi ito talaga ang mga paborito ko.
Well sa Ultraelectromagnetic pop Album ok, lang kahit raw sound ito.

Ely Buendia the lead man of Eraserheads has exceptional talents in songwriting, pati si Rico Blanco ng Rivermaya. Kahit papaano ay nasusundan ang yapak ng Juan dela Cruz Band at Apo.

To those who ask kung magpinsan si Joey Ayala at Ely Buendia palagay ko ay hindi siguro magkapitbahay lang sila dyan sa Makati.(tawa naman diyan)

retro 70's (part 2)

Ang dekada 70 ang pinakamakulay na dekada hindi lamang sa buong mundo kundi maging dito sa Pilipinas. Ang sampung taon (katumbas ng isang dekada) naging saksi ako sa mga pagbabago na tinangkilik ng mga Pinoy. Hindi lamang sa moda, pananalita, pananaw sa buhay at higit sa lahat sa impluwensiya ng musika na dala ng mga musikerong banyaga. Kasama ako sa mga angaw-angaw na naa-aliw ng mga usong ito. Sa kategorya ng musika buong kasabikan namin inaabangan ang parangal sa musika. (isa na rito ang The Grammys) Narito ang ilan sa mga talaan ng mga nagwagi...


CATEGORY: MUSIC

1970

Album: Bridge over Troubled Water (Simon and Garfunkel)
Record: Bridge over Troubled Water (Simon and Garfunkel)
Popular songs: Bridge over Troubled Water (Simon and Garfunkel)
Everything is Beautiful (Rey Stevens) I’ll Never Fall in Love Again (Dionne Warwick) Close to You (Carpenters) The Thrill is Gone (BB King) Don’t Play that Song (Aretha Franklin) If I Were a Carpenter ( Johnny Cash, June Carter) Rose Garden (Lynn Anderson) Theme from “Z” (Henry Mancini) Airport love theme ( Alfred Newman)
New Artist: Carpenters


1971

Album: Tapestry (Carole King)
Record: It’s Too late (Carole King)
Populars songs: You’ve Got a Friend ( Carole King) You’ve Got a Friend (James Taylor) Tapestry (Carole King), Ain’t No Sunshine, (Bill Withers) A Natural Man (Lou Rawls) Proud Mary (Tina Turner) Help Me Make it Through the Night (Kris Kristofferson) Theme from Summer of 42,” (Michel Legrand)
New Artist: Carly Simon


1972

Album: The Concert for Bangladesh (George Harrison et al..)
Record: The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack)
Popular songs: Without You (Nilson) I Am Woman (Hellen Reddy) Where is the Love
(D. Hattaway/R. Flack) Papa was a Rolling Stone (Temptations) Me and Mrs. Jones (Billy Paul) Alone at Last (Gary Burton) Brian’s Song (Michel Legrand)
New Artist: America


1973

Album: Innervision. (Stevie Wonder)
Record: Killing Me Softly with his Song (Roberta Flack)
Popular Songs: You Are the Sunshine of my Life, (Stevie Wonder)
Neither One of us, (Wants to be the First to say Goodbye) ( Glady’s knight & the Pips) s: Sprach Zarahustra, (Eumir Deodato) Superstition (Stevie Wonder) Hang on Sloopy (Ramsey Lewis) Masters of Eyes (Aretha Franklin) Let me be There (Olivia NewtonJohn) behind Closed Doors (Chalie Rich) Last tango in Paris (Gato Barbieri)
New Artist: Bette Middler


1974

Album: Fulfillingness’ First Finale (Stevie Wonder)
Record: I Honestly Love You (Olivia Newton John)
Populay Songs: The way We Were (Barbra Streisand) band on the Run (Paul McCartney & the Wings) The Entertainer (Marvin Hamlish) Boogie On a Reggae Woman (Stevie Wonder) Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing (Aretha Franklin) Tell me Something Good (Rufus) Love song (Anne Murray) Fairytale (Pointer Sister)
New Artist: Marvin Hamlisch


1975

Album: Still Crazy After All Theses Years ( Paul Simon)
Record: Love Will Keep us Together (Captain and Tennile)
Popular songs: Send in the Clown ( Stephen Sondheim) At Seventeen (Janis Ian ) Lyin Eyes (Eagles) The Hustle (Van McCoy) Living for the City (Ray Charles) This will be (Natalie Cole) Shining Star (Earth, Wind & Fire) Fly Robib Fly ( Silver Convention)
New Artist : Natalie Cole


1976

Album: Song In The key of Life (Stevie Wonder)
Record: This Masquerade (George Benson)
Popular Songs: If Youy Leave me Now (Chicago) Lowdown (Boz Scaggs) I Wish (Stevie Wonder) Hasten down the Wind (Linda Rondstand) Sophisticated lady (Natalie Cole) You Don’t Have to be Star ( Marilyn McCoo/Billy Davis, Jr.)
New ArtistL Starland Vocal band


1977

Album: Rumours (Fleetwood Mac)
Record: Hotel California (Eagles)
Popular Songs: Evergreen (Barbra Streisand/ Paul Williams) HaNDY Man (James Taylor) How Deep is Your Love (BeeGees) You Make me Feel Like dancing (Leo Sayer) Don’t Leave Me This Way (Thelma Houston) Don’t it Make my Brown Eyes Blue ( Richard Leigh) Theme from Stars Wars (John Williams)
New Artist: Debby Boone


1978

Album: Saturday Night Fever (BeeGees)
Record: Just The Way You Are (Billy Joel)
Popular Songs: Copacabana (Barry Manilow) You Needed Me (Anne Murray) Cildren of Sanchez ( Chuck Mangione) Last Dance (Paul Jabara/Donna Summer) All Fly Home (Al Jarreau) Georgia on my Mind (Willie Nelson/Rey Charles) Theme fromClose Encounters of the Third Kind ( John Williams)
New Artist: A Taste of Honey


1979

Album: 52nd Streets (Billy Joel)
Record: What a Fool Believes ( Doobie Brothers)
Popular Songs: I’ll Never Love this way Again (Dionne Warwick) Minute bty Minute (Doobie Brothers) Gotta Serve somebody (Bob Dylan) Hot Stuff (Donna Summer) Heartache Tonight (Eagles) After the Love has Gone (David Foster/Earth, Wind & Fire) Don’t Stop Till you get Enough (Michael Jackson) Déjà vu (Dionne Warwick) Boogie Wonderland (Earth, Wind & Fire) I will Survive (Gloria Gaynor) You Decorted my Life (Kenny Rogers) O Sole Mio (Luciano Pavarroti) Theme from Superman (John Williams)
New Artist: Rickie Lee Jones



Source: The Grammys

retro 70's

Never mind if you can't recall those artist and song in this short video.

SEPTEMBER MORN

When "BER" months come (September, October, November & December) Pinoy started the countdown for Christmas. In fact most Radio and TV programs features some Christmas list of activities. Malls annoyed us with christmas songs, well you can't blame them it was the time of the years that shoppers goes crazy and a big profits for them.

For me September is a recollection of great song inspired by this month, September Morn (Neil Diamond) September (Earth, Wind & Fire) See you in September (Tempos, The Happenings) When Summer is Gone (Gary Lewis and the Playboy) and many more, and I remember there was once a Pinoy movie "See You in September".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9cbufr9iao

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMbrXRV7bkw


I'll see you in September when summer is gone...this is one of my favorite song during my childhood years