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We’ve recently seen a spate of ultra-famous, world-class artists and bands coming to Manila. Just this month Julio Iglesias, Tom Jones, Timbaland/Justin Timberlake/Jojo and Paramore played big shows. Next month’s most-anticipated concert appears to be Tears For Fears.

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How much can one love a band and its music?  In my — and my buddies Joff Cruz and Quark Henares’ — case, it can go to the greatest lengths.

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How much can one love a band and its music?  In my — and my buddies Joff Cruz and Quark Henares’ — case, it can go to the greatest lengths.

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