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	Pinoy rock
		Pinoy Rock, or Filipino Rock, may be regarded as the brand of Rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos.
		The most popular Pinoy Rock band in the Philippines in the '80s was The Dawn, whose early songs were largely influenced by New Wave music, the dominant Alternative music genre in the Philippines during that period.
		Other Pinoy Rock groups took their cue from these pioneers and started recording their own songs; and this proved beneficial to the Pinoy Rock scene, which brought back creativity and originality to the awareness of fledgling musicians.
	abcworld.net /Pinoy_rock.html (1734 words)

	Pinoy rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pinoy Rock, or Filipino Rock, is the brand of Rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos.
		The most popular Pinoy Rock band in the Philippines in the '80s was The Dawn, whose early songs were largely influenced by New Wave music, the dominant Alternative music genre in the Philippines during that period.
		Other Pinoy Rock groups took their cue from these pioneers and started recording their own songs; and this proved beneficial to the Pinoy Rock scene, which brought back creativity and originality to the awareness of fledgling musicians.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pinoy_rock (2367 words)

	Pinoy rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is to differentiate with the Pinoy rock that emerged during the 1990s.
		Pinoy punk rock was also been developed during this time, which led by and.
		The Pinoy rock band that become prominent among the youth of the late 1980s was whose music was heavy influeced by New Wave music.
	www.gogog.com /project/wikipedia/index.php/Pinoy_rock (733 words)

	Pinoy Rock Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pinoy rock became the music of Filipino protestors in the 1980s, and Aguilar's "Bayan Ko" became especially popular as an anthem during the 1986 revolution.
		This webpage is dedicated to the Pinoy bands, musicians and artists of the 60s and 70s who contributed to the evolution of the Pinoy Rock music as well as the OPM (Original Pinoy Music) phenomenon.
		While we are proud of the new Pinoy Rock artists that have risen and kept the movement flourishing, we are also reminded of the many people who worked hard at the beginning to get Pinoy Rock off the ground.
	www.fcrtickets.com /pinoy_rock_music.asp (413 words)

	:: Welcome to Manila Bulletin Online ::
		Rock music has its own classifications, it evolved from the melodic and love-inspired sound of the Beatles to the raw and distorted tune of the Jet.
		Pinoy bands are very creative indeed and sometimes weird that even their names speak for themselves, here are some local band names that are very catchy and nice: Happy Meal, Narda, Twisted Halo, Pan, Kamikazee, Radio Active Sago Project, Razorback, Brownbeat All-Star and many more weird names of local bands.
		Rock music is not for the disturbed, as most people believed; it has no negative meaning when played backwards (why will you play your records backwards, anyway?); and it’s definitely not the devil’s music.
	www.mb.com.ph /issues/2004/05/30/MTNN2004053010672_print.html (1196 words)

	. Pinoy rock (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pinoy Rock, or Filipino Rock, may be regarded as the brand of Rock music produced in the Philippines or by Filipinos.
		It has become as diverse as the Rock music genre itself that bands adopting this style may now be further classified under more specific genres like Alternative Rock, Ethnic, Metal, New Wave, Pop Rock, Punk Rock, Reggae, and Ska.
		Here is a growing list of Pinoy Rock bands and personalities, both active and defunct, which were able to record and to commercially release full-length albums.
	www.toolhost.com /Pinoy_rock.html (1552 words)

	"Confessions of a 'Rock Journalist' or Some Disjointed Ramblings on Pinoy Rock 'N' Roll, by Eric S. Caruncho"
		Pinoy rock 'n' roll is shot through with contradictions, and the best of it eludes neat intellectualization.
		Pinoy rock has lost steam as the '70s ended, and was effectively dead at this time.
		Rock 'n' roll, in particular, invites a visceral response in which all sorts of non-verbal and non-rational processes come into play.
	www.livinginthephilippines.com /philculture/culture&arts/rocknroll.html (3002 words)

	Alternative Pinoy Rock Song Resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		absolute kick ass pinoy rock at rakrakan.com - rakrakan.com is the website of rakrakan - alternative pinoy music concert series that ran from 1994 to 1996...
		pinoy music has emerged from the glorious days of funky, soul-driven sensations...
		who would ever say that pinoy rock is its death row as emi philippines let...
	alternative.mmarticles.co.uk /alternative+pinoy+rock+song.htm (252 words)

	The Other Women of Pinoy Rock
		These are just two women in the local rock music scene who have established their names permanently in the continuing evolution of Pinoy rock -- an evolution that has included women as an inspiring musical power on and off the stage for the past two decades.
		And for these women, mixing sex with rock music was an effective way to deliver their relentless message of pure girl power.
		But with perseverance for their chosen path and discipline against the sex, drugs and rock and roll lifestyle prevalent in the industry, both women have proven their worth not only to fans but to their families as well.
	e-klatan.tripod.com /other_women_of_pinoy_rock.htm (1116 words)

	:: Malaya - The National Newspaper ::
		PINOY rock legend Mike Hanopol will hold a unique Valentine’s show on February 14 at BGs in Pasay Road Makati.
		Dubbed "Rock Your Hearts Away with Mike Hanopol," this show promises to be a display of the rock legend’s mastery of the guitar.
		Prepare to be overwhelmed by his blasting progressive rock symphony, meandering into rock and roll blues and finally crunching out a heavy metal anthem.
	www.malaya.com.ph /feb03/ente2.htm (233 words)

	» The Pinoy Rock Scene is Alive and Kicking aczafra.com [Librarianship with a dash of everything] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Looks like the pinoy music scene is getting much attention nowadays that record companies are on the run to distribute these bands’ album in the mainstream.
		Thanks to the entry of fairly new pop bands Hale, Cueshe, Sugarfree, and Orange and Lemons, the dying pinoy rock scene was given a new breathe of life that was being sustained by old favorites Parokya ni Edgar.
		Pinoy rock bands are springing up like mushrooms and this is evident in most of the record stores in the Metro.
	www.aczafra.com /2006/04/07/the-pinoy-rock-scene-is-alive-and-kicking (336 words)

	FEEL THE PULSE
		Following the metaphor, “alternatib”—as Pinoy Rock came to be known in the 90s—showed that it had matured and was ready to be heard in the mainstream.
		Unlike in the past, Pinoy Rock is not a homogeneous creature anymore; these days it’s more accurate to describe it as a chimera—an incongruous monster that has gobbled up the industry.
		It seems rock n’ roll has transcended its own skin, but that is of course so broad a statement that simply turning on the radio or the TV disproves it.
	www.pulse.ph /ht/sc/pov/id/63 (1787 words)

	PhilMusic Update: Pinoy Bands Rock Manhattan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		NEW YORK CITY - Legendary Pinoy rock journeyman Mike Hanopol was there alright - tearing the walls down with endearing Juan dela Cruz broadsides, including "Beep, Beep, Beep" and "Balong Malalim." However, that rockin' overdrive almost hardly mattered.
		The gig, billed "Pinoy Bands@Acme Underground, Part 2," was organized by Makabayan, Philippine Forum's youth collective, in cooperation with PMI Ltd of New York and New Jersey, and The Philippine Independent fortnight.
		Which means Pinoy rock is slowly but surely making its presence felt in this city's effervescent but prudish multi-ethnic rock subculture.
	www.philmusic.com /zine/news/1999/09/092099_hanopol (973 words)

	Pinoy Classic Rock
		This is the time when Pinoy bands & blooming music artists started consciously composing/recording many Pinoy pop rock music to its native tongue (that is, in Tagalog as being the Philippine national language) aside from the English tunes they had been accustomed with beforehand.
		Such period, saw the emergence of such bands (in which many Pinoy band players-personalities fully developed their skills & musicianship during the 60s) as the Juan de la Cruz band, Anakbayan, Banyuhay, APO and many pop bands as well as the emergence of folk-rock singers/groupings such as Freddie Aguilar, Florante, Asin and so on.
		The rest is history, the PINOY ROCK pop music has finally got its recognition and became part of the Philippines music scene from there on after.
	www.pinoyclassicrock.com /roots2.html (499 words)

	myklvncnt
		The Pinoy rock scene has never died, it was always on the edge of the mainstream and was just waiting for the right time, or the right catalyst, to strike.
		Kitchie’s album isn’t that groundbreaking, but it got the message across that Pinoy rock is alive and kicking and ultimately great to sing along to (we’ve got “Lovers in Paris” to thank for that).
		It’s a good thing I lost my earlier attitude towards people who listen to Pinoy rock without getting what it was all about; the people who don’t give a flying fish about the evolution of this music and only want to hear what was new and “cool”.
	mykl16vncnt.blogspot.com (2681 words)

	Peyups : Where Bright Minds Meet
		Pinoy rock now has that very same power that novelty once had — catchy beat and words Pinoys can relate to.
		Such is the case with the recent re-emergence of rock in the mainstream, and I fear this will eventually take us right back to the cesspool of mediocrity.
		Pinoy rock bands are making a comeback and it's good to hear them on the radio (except for the occasional pogi rock band or two).
	www.peyups.com /article.khtml?sid=4103 (2415 words)

	PinoyRock
		This is a dream come true not only for us in the TROM family but also for those who have been looking and waiting for non-stop PINOY ROCK music streamed on the internet.
		We wish to include songs that were heard exclusively on PINOY ROCK AND RHYTHM on DZRJ but we're not even sure if those tapes still exist.
		If you have copies of any PINOY ROCK song that is not on our playlist and you wish to share it with us, we have an UPLOAD page where you can do this.
	www.therockofmanila.com /pinoyrock.htm (3048 words)

	Joey "Pepe" Smith, pinoy rock icon
		Some of the often-overlooked aspects of that early era of Pinoy rock were the local and regional crises of the times.
		Together with Wally Gonzalez and Mike Hanopol, Smith gave birth to, under a cloud of smoke, what is arguably the most successful Pinoy rock band of the 70s, the Juan de la Cruz Band.
		Pepe was also wary of using his career to chart the ebb and flow of Pinoy rock as some writers have done in the past.
	www.oovrag.com /portrait/portrait2005e-1.shtml (2161 words)

	PhilMusic Update: Pinoy rock's underground spirit wanders but kicks hard in New York (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saturday night was just allright for rockin’ -- but these kids would rather hit overdrive and snake all the way to Queens to see Fil-Am rock UG heartthrobs Rubberband and Basement 31 burn their chops down at a karaoke bar cum diner called Florenda’s at Roosevelt avenue.
		Pascual -- along with activist youth organizers Nick Cordero, Rusty Fabunan and Gary Labao -- put up two successive gigs at mainstream rock fort Acme Underground in Manhattan last spring and summer that lured what could be the nucleus of Pinoy rock UG in New York City.
		Apart from its impregnable devotion and ferocious resilience, this city’s Pinoy rock movement has its own share of unadulterated, straight-out chops to brag.
	www.philmusic.com /zine/news/1999/11/110299_newyorkrock/index.htm (1036 words)

	Pinoy rock DJ on a journey of self-rediscovery
		Despite all these though, there remains one ever-consuming goal that has probably eluded him: To be accepted by his kababayans as a true-blue, body-and-spirit Pinoy.
		Jason Baquilod is more known in the Filipino communities in the tri-state areas of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as the flamboyant, mercurial host-DJ of “Pinoy Rock with Jason Baquilod” on WRMN Radio Pinoy, an offshoot of a “guerrilla-styled” radio gig that he started at Baruch College-Cuny in 1999.
		I am a Pinoy, pare!” Instead, his rediscovery of himself within the Filipino American community proved to be more dramatic, unnerving and riskier.
	www.philippinenews.com /article.php?id=1616 (950 words)

	pinoy rock band - pinoy rock band (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The most popular Pinoy Rock band in the Philippines in the '80s was The Dawn, whose early songs were largely influenced by New Wave music, the dominant Alternative music genre in the Philippines...
		A sterling performance gave an aspiring rock star the rare opportunity to meet what could be the greatest rock band ever formed in this generation.
		Whether they are individual crooners or band members, they currently dominate the airwaves, earning their fair share of awards, ex-deals and commercial endorsements, as they entertain their fans with hit songs and juicy entanglements.
	band.easy-start.info /rock-band/pinoy-rock-band.php (610 words)

	Asia Agcaoili - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		She has also appeared in Sex Guru, the first Philippine-made sex education film.
		Agcaoili spearheads the Pinoy Big Brother show for the viewers of Studio 23.
		She is also one of the hosts of Breakfast on Studio 23 every Thursday and was a part of teleseries Vietnam Rose on ABS-CBN, where she teamed up with her Bida si Mister, Bida si Misis and the Philippine's Diamond Star, Maricel Soriano.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Asia_Agcaoili (368 words)

	Classic Pinoy Rock related info and resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	www.directcommunication.info /ww/classic-pinoy-rock.htm (736 words)

	rockersworld.com » Blog Archive » The Buzz in Pinoy Rock Scene
		There’s actually a lot of buzz in the Pinoy rock scene just like in showbiz.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 20th, 2005 at 3:56 pm and is filed under Sound Trip.
		well this is not really a good sign for the pinoy rock music industry but i just hope that filipinos will still support pinoy rock.
	www.rockersworld.com /2005/07/20/the-buzz-in-pinoy-rock-scene (299 words)

	Howlin Dave, Number One Promoter of Pinoy Rock, Dies at 52 \| Pinoy Banda :: Filipino Bands :: Pinoy Bands
		The popular DJ, whose real name was Dante David, host of the radio program “Pinoy Rock ‘n’ Rhythm” on RJ —and who was the son of 1960s radio personality Uncle Nick of ABS-CBN’S dzXL—died from a stroke May 26, 2008.
		we grew in the seventies listening to howlin dave as voice of pinoy rock on dzrj on am band.he is the energetic emcee of all pinoy rock concerts then,from new moon concerts in the seventies and the brave new world concerts in the eighties.
		he is the best dj in the country until his death,no other radio personality can surpassed his knowledge of rock music and relay it to his listeners with such flamboyance spiced with kanto boy approach.
	www.pinoybanda.com /howlin-dave-number-one-promoter-of-pinoy-rock-dies-at-52 (448 words)

	talkin' blues
		The HOWLER got the Lifetime Achievement Award at the NU ROCK AWARDS, the Philippines equivalent of the Grammy's as far as it's rock population is concerned.
		Thus was born PINOY ROCK and RHYTHM, the radio show that launched many careers in local music.
		The ROCK was the original breeding ground that produced the best rock jocks and prior to that, as BOSSRADIO, the first wave of blue-chip Top40 on-air personalities, a program format the station introduced on local airspace.
	www.geocities.com /pinoyblues2000/talkin.html (1505 words)

	HLHD Message Board: long live pinoy rock
		>Tuko, it's my fave in cebu's 99.5 rt fm,back in >yr 1995 or around that time, when 99.5 rt is the >most influential rock fm station in cebu and the >rest of the visayas and mindanao.
		I won't forget >those dayz, when pinoy rock rulz the country, >bands like TEETH.
		My only regret is that "why >did DYRT (99.5 rt) motherstation in the capital >change the taste of the station from rock songs >to lame song?".
	members.boardhost.com /hlhd/msg/81.html (157 words)

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