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SCARY MONSTERS or ‘1984’ AND A HALF

By Erwin T. Romulo | July 11, 2003 - 12:00am

Aside from love, pain is often the most manipulated, misappropriated emotion in pop music. It is often mangled and wrenched like a newly laundered flag until every last drop of authenticity is removed from its fabric,...

Young Star

Kamikazee in PULP

December 7, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

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Kamikazee in PULP

November 30, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

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Kamikazee in PULP

November 23, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

Entertainment

Kamikazee in PULP

November 22, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

Entertainment

Kamikazee in PULP

November 16, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

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Kamikazee in PULP

November 15, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

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Kamikazee in PULP

November 10, 2002 - 12:00am

They first bombed the crowd during the PULP Summer Slam II, tossing incendiary renditions of Britney Spears’ Lucky and Ariel Rivera’s Sana Kahit Minsan. They tugged at the heartstrings of audiences with...

Entertainment