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Tuesday, April 08, 2008 |
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Noli Aurilio, finally |
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By Rome Jorge, Lifestyle
Editor
NOLI AURILIO is the greatest
Pinoy rock guitarist you might never had heard of. He is one of the
señors of rock and deserves as much recognition from audiences as
Wally Gonzalez of the Juan dela Cruz band and Jun Lupito.
I first heard of him first in the
1989 post-Edsa People Power Revolt double compilation album
Karapatang Pantao (Human Rights) that also featured the likes of
super group Lokal Brown, Noel Cabangon of Buklod, Joey Ayala, Asin,
The Jerks, Identity Crisis and The Wuds (needless to say, the album
is a collector’s item). He was also the guitarist for reggae band
Cocojam, immortalized in its album and hit title track Lakambini
(Muse).
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Gig Guide
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• April 4: Workshop by Skarlet Romero at Ten 02
restobar, Sct. Ybardolaza St. near Timog Ave., Quezon City with
screening of Ella Fitzgerald live in Montreaux in 1969 and
performances by 137 Trio and Skarlet Trio.
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ALBUM REVIEW
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Bagong Banda . . . Awit ni Sampaguita
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COMPILATION albums abound: from tributes to the APO
Hiking Society and the Eraserheads to the just-released guitar album
of various artists. With the local rock scene in full bloom,...
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Noli Aurilio’s Meanderings: The Prelude
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Noli Aurilio’s Meanderings: The Prelude was finally
released last year. It was co-produced by Louie Talan, bassist of
Razorback.
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Gitaristas unite
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Finally, a compilation album of rock guitarists
MGA Gitarista features14
instrumental tracks written, performed and recorded by respected and
notable guitarists in the local scene.
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MAN ON THE SIDE
By Paul John Caña
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A consortium of dance
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AS a skinny college kid making my way in the muck
that was the mid-nineties, the concept of raves was something I only
heard about in after-class conversations over fishballs and buko
juice.
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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon
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Power over children
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PARENTS have so much power over their children that
it’s scary. They can easily uplift them or damage them for life.
What is so tragic is that, more often than not, parents are only
vaguely aware of how they impact on their kids.
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