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  1. We're celebrating Rock Ed's fourth year anniversary with a tribute to Michael Jackson

     

    with

     

    SUGARFREE

    IMAGO

    DUSTER

    ACTION PACT

    US-2 EVIL-0

    PERYODIKO

    CHILLITEES

     

    When : Thursday, July 2, 2009

    Where : cafe saGuijo, makati city

    Time : 9:30pm

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  2. Pa post lang po ..

     

    Wanted: IDEAS for a ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN

     

     

    A poster was sent in by a Multiply contact of mine named Zyon Aquino. He sent it to me after reading my blog entry about INGAT AVENUE, a series that was focused mainly on motoring safety. (road safety)

     

    Since we also have heard of the senseless act that hurt Tara Bosch-Santelices (the Saffron Speedway guitarist who was shot by a robber who held up the PUV that she was riding on her way home a few days ago) we decided to expand INGAT AVENUE to include even the campaign to promote alertness, smart concern for others, and being more careful when we commute.

     

    Road safety after all means being a respectful motorist, pedestrian and commuter. And we have to be smarter, faster and hopefully stronger than the thieves who roam our streets. As if the Congressman's wang-wang wasn't enough to make us feel road peril.

     

    If you have an idea for a campaign, or a tip to give re: staying safe while on the road driving, crossing or commuting --please post them here. (or email the jpg to ingat@rockedphilippines.org) We can include those tips in the open gig discussion during the 3 gigs mentioned. This gig will be like Rock Ed Radio live in between band performances. We will ask you for suggestions and smart reminders to share with the people in the gig.

     

    Welcome to INGAT AVENUE -- a place with corteous drivers, obedient pedestrians, and considerate commuters.

     

    Pahirapan man lang natin ang mga magnanakaw magnakaw. At pahirapan natin ang mga gagong drayber maging gago. (paano kaya yon?)

     

     

     

    -this gig series is brought to you by Route 196, Mogwai, Saguijo, The Backseat Driver of the Philippine Star, Rock Ed Philippines and hosted by Rock Ed Radio ---and proceeds and donations of all three nights will be given to assist in the medical expenses of Tara.

     

     

    Text by: Gang Badoy

    Submitted by: Carlos Garchitorena

     

    **Feel free to copy paste .. Spread the word

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  3. Wanted: IDEAS for a ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN

     

     

    A poster was sent in by a Multiply contact of mine named Zyon Aquino. He sent it to me after reading my blog entry about INGAT AVENUE, a series that was focused mainly on motoring safety. (road safety)

     

    Since we also have heard of the senseless act that hurt Tara Bosch-Santelices (the Saffron Speedway guitarist who was shot by a robber who held up the PUV that she was riding on her way home a few days ago) we decided to expand INGAT AVENUE to include even the campaign to promote alertness, smart concern for others, and being more careful when we commute.

     

    Road safety after all means being a respectful motorist, pedestrian and commuter. And we have to be smarter, faster and hopefully stronger than the thieves who roam our streets. As if the Congressman's wang-wang wasn't enough to make us feel road peril.

     

    If you have an idea for a campaign, or a tip to give re: staying safe while on the road driving, crossing or commuting --please post them here. (or email the jpg to ingat@rockedphilippines.org) We can include those tips in the open gig discussion during the 3 gigs mentioned. This gig will be like Rock Ed Radio live in between band performances. We will ask you for suggestions and smart reminders to share with the people in the gig.

     

    Welcome to INGAT AVENUE -- a place with corteous drivers, obedient pedestrians, and considerate commuters.

     

    Pahirapan man lang natin ang mga magnanakaw magnakaw. At pahirapan natin ang mga gagong drayber maging gago. (paano kaya yon?)

     

     

     

    -this gig series is brought to you by Route 196, Mogwai, Saguijo, The Backseat Driver of the Philippine Star, Rock Ed Philippines and hosted by Rock Ed Radio ---and proceeds and donations of all three nights will be given to assist in the medical expenses of Tara.

     

     

    Text by: Gang Badoy

    Submitted by: Carlos Garchitorena

     

    **Feel free to copy paste .. Spread the word

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  4. Oh btw, baka may makabasa agad nito ..

     

    Abum launch ng Pedicab tonight @ cubao X ..

     

    Togs din ata ang chillitees and taken by cars ..

     

    Ayuz! ..

     

    :goatee:

  5. Argh!!!! Just read about this one. Very, very interesting. :thumbsupsmiley:

     

    Juan de la Cruz to play with MPO

    By Pocholo Concepcion

    Philippine Daily Inquirer

     

    Posted date: April 30, 2008

     

    MANILA, Philippines—What’s the Manila Archbishop doing in a roomful of rock musicians?

     

    It’s quite a sight—Wally Gonzalez, Mike Hanopol, JB Leonor, Lourd de Veyra and others bowing their heads as Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales joins them at the press con for “Fiesta ng Musikang Filipino,” a series of concerts at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Main Theater from May 2 to 4.

     

    The promoters are donating proceeds to the John Mary Vianney Galilee Development and Retreat Center for Priests in Tagaytay, which explains Rosales’ presence.

     

    Inspirational rock

     

    “All music is inspirational,” the Cardinal says. He probably means that even raging punk tunes or indignant protest songs actually aspire for a higher goal.

     

    In any case, a look at the performers’ lineup for “Fiesta” should inspire cheerful thoughts: The Juan de la Cruz Band, backed by the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra, with guests Sugarfree, Up Dharma Down and violinist Lucia Micarelli (tomorrow); JDC, MPO, The Jerks, Radioactive Sago Project and Micarelli (May 3); and Wally Gonzalez and Friends, Sinosikat? and The Dawn (May 4).

     

    The concept may look chaotic at first glance. How, for instance, would the street-noise guitar licks in JDC’s “Beep Beep” meld with the MPO’s symphonic passages? Or will the raw, bluesy sound of “Mamasyal sa Pilipinas” sound as good with violins?

     

    “We’ve done it before,” says Gonzalez. “Twice, in fact.”

     

    Rock operas

     

    He’s talking about a couple of shows in 1970 that featured the original JDC (with the late Edmund Fortuno on drums, and before Hanopol and Smith joined the band) performing “Jesus Christ Superstar” and Deep Purple’s “Concerto” album with Oscar Yatco and Redentor Romero conducting their respective orchestras, also at the CCP.

     

    However, those are rock operas, whose composers (Andrew Lloyd Webber for “Superstar” and Deep Purple’s Jon Lord for “Concerto”) had everything down in music sheets. JDC merely interpreted from original works that they heard on records.

     

    This time, how indeed will JDC’s own songs—apparently written with a much less formal approach (although still composed, with guitar chords)—jive with classical musicians who rely on whole, half and quarter notes, and routinely play under the guidance of a conductor?

     

    Not to worry, assures Rodel Colmenar, MPO conductor, who says that, although it’s indeed a challenge, the orchestra’s role is to enhance the original music.

     

    He proceeds to illustrate with an example that excites: “Himig Natin” will be augmented by Micarelli’s violin.

     

    “That sounds like you’re in heaven,” jokes Gonzalez. (Micarelli provided dramatic flourishes as a guest performer in Josh Groban’s concert at the PICC.)

     

    The younger musicians are simply awed by the thought of playing with Gonzalez, Hanopol and Smith—considered the granddaddies who spawned Pinoy rock.

     

    Dream come true

     

    “As a kid I used to hope I’d get to see the Juan de la Cruz play as a group,” says Leonor. “I never did, not even the recent reunion concerts. Now I’ll get to play with them, with my own band (The Dawn) to boot. I think it will be a very moving experience for me.”

     

    “It’s like drawing a map to know where we came from and where we are headed” quips De Veyra, who’s a nephew of Hanopol’s. “My only regret is not getting to see Pepe (who was late for the press con) and the Cardinal sit together.”

     

    Later, De Veyra whispers that his band, Radioactive Sago Project, is set to play Anak Bayan’s “Jeepney Rock” and a Yoyoy Villame song called “Trapik.”

     

    Now that sounds like a truly festive blast.

     

    Galing ng gig na 2 ..

     

    I was able to watch sago and the jerks na set .. astig!

     

    Tsaka wasak si Luica! .. Hanglupet! :thumbsupsmiley:

  6. O.T.

     

    Pa post lang po .. You might be intrested ..

     

    Rock Ed's BookBigayan 2008 is on. And this one is yours!

     

    Here’s the deal:

     

    1. Text 20 friends.

    2. Ask them to set aside old/used books.

    3. Collect the said books yourself or ask them to bring it to your place.

    4. Bring books to Saguijo on Tuesday Jan 15. And give them to Peter the door boss.

    5. Watch the debut of fresh volunteer bands like Kastigo and Arko. (welcome to Rock Ed)

    6. Groove to the music of Chillitees, Peryodiko, Area 5, Monsterbot, Sugarfree & Dr. Mindbender.

    7. Enjoy your drink, raise your glass to people you know (and don’t know) while in Saguijo because tonight is the night of your very own personal bookdrive.

    8. Go home safely.

    9. Sleep well.

    10. Rinse and repeat.

     

    There is no dress code, anything looks good with a bag of donated books.

     

     

    We’ll take care of the music, you take care of collecting the books.

     

    Ayuz! :goatee:

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  7. O.T.

     

    Pa post lang po ..

     

    Bka wala kayong gagawin this sunday Dec. 9 ..

     

    Human Rights Day Gathering ..

     

    Line-up bawat MRT station:

     

    TAFT

    - Locked Down Productions (Hip-Hop)

     

    BUENDIA

    - Rakista.com Bands

     

    AYALA

    - Musical O

    - Swissy

    - Sugarfree

    - Paramita

    - Sleepwalk Circus

    - Updharma Down

    - Giniling Festival

    - Radioactive Sago Project

    - Ang Bandang Shirley

     

    BONI

    - Happy Happy Joy Joy

    - Bagetsafonik

    - The Ronnies

    - Blue Ketchup

    - Chillitees

    - Analog

    - Fig

     

    SHAW

    - Area 5

    - Salindiwa

    - Chicosci

    - Sound

    - Noel Cabangon

    - Nyko Maca

    - Pumping Pluto

     

    CUBAO

    - Jeepney Joyride

    - Nityalila

    - FMD

    - Typecast

    - Toyo

    - Drip

    - The Wuds

    - Datu's Tribe

    - Phil. Violators

     

    QUEZON AVE

    - Lomomanila

     

    NORTH EDSA

    - Photo Exhibit by Bahaghari de Guzman,

    Veejay Villafranca & Paolo Picones

     

    Ayuz? :thumbsupsmiley:

     

    Kitakitz! :goatee:

     

    Salamat! ..

     

    Kitakitz ..

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  8. oo txt mo lang ako....basta may slot pa, ako magSign up sa iyo

    dapat mkausap ka namin personal para sa tournament.

    pre narecvd ko txt mo...yung event sa eastwood nung august 19

    sensya na di ako nakareply....at di kami pwede kse stag party ni ebj_mo

     

    ah ok.. cge try ko maglaro thiswed .. in4m kita agad .. tnx dude ..

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