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If you've been following my YouTube videos, you might have noticed that each one features an average of eight different songs. If you're curious about the tracks I’ve included, I’ve put together a complete list for you! Check out the songs that are currently featured in my " 90s Pinoy Rock Radio - DJ Dwight Shuffle 1 " playlist below, so you can easily find and enjoy them:  No Artist Song 1 Acidstone Beer 2 Advent Call Puting Ilaw 3 After Image Bai (Sa Langit Ang Ating Tagpuan) 4 After Image Next In Line 5 Aftermath Blak Pasig 6 Agaw-Agimat Sabi Nila 7 Alakdan Haring Araw 8 Alamid Batibot 9 Alamid Sama-sama 10 Alamid Sixteen 11 Alamid Your Love 12 Ampon Ng Bayan Binukayong Pagmamahal 13 Analgesia Hoy! Bawal D'yan 14 Ang Tunay Na Amo Running Away 15 Anibughaw Bahay Makulay 16 Anibughaw Ballad for Mary Jane 17 Annointed Cherub Babae Sa Makdo 18 Annointed Cherub Tabinging Buhay 19 Antigen Skwatwing ...

Get ready to dive into the raw, unfiltered energy of the 90s Pinoy rock scene with a handpicked selection of hard-hitting tracks.  Acidtone - Beer Tribal Fish - Sayay Lukring Deadnails - Aling Pepay The End - Utol Ng Kabarkada Ko Pulpito - Sapatos Ni Sion Tungaw - Skalala Half Life Half Death - Alimango Pignose - Balbon

The pre-90s rock scene was just beginning to take shape, but only a handful of bands were creating waves. Little did they know, the 90s would explode into a full-fledged rock revolution, giving birth to over 100 new bands. One significant milestone during this time was the release of the album 10 of Another Kind . This compilation featured five bands that were at the heart of the underground New Wave and Alternative Rock scenes of the 80s, offering a glimpse into what was brewing beneath the surface. 10 Of Another Kind 1989 Deans December - Healing Ethnic Faces - Golden Boy Under Blue Skies - Falling Violent Playground- Never The Bright Lights Introvoys - Just A Dream Deans December - I Read The News Ethnic Faces - Balik Bayan Under Blue Skies - Under Blue Skies Violent Playground - Tupperware Party Introvoys - Lullabye The 80s were also a time when the Philippine underground punk scene began to take root, but 10 of Another Kind focused more on the New Wave and alternative sounds that ...

These two albums, Screams From The Underground (1992) and Screaming Mob - Screams From The Underground II (1995) , are a raw, unfiltered snapshot of the Filipino underground music scene in the early '90s. Released by indie labels, they serve as a testament to the creativity and passion of DIY punk, hardcore, death metal, and everything in between. The diverse mix of genres—hardcore, punk, and death metal—captures the restless energy of a time when underground music was thriving on the fringes. Album Title: Screams From The Underground  Artist: Various Artist Released: 1992 Rating: 4.5/5 This album kicks off with Kabaong Ni Kamatayan 's "Eve of Pain" and "Let Flesh Decay," two death metal tracks that set a brutal tone with guttural vocals and chaotic instrumentation. Their sound is the epitome of early '90s death metal: fast, relentless, and drenched in visceral aggression. It's not just music; it's a violent release of emotion. Then, you get a c...

Get ready to dive into the raw, unfiltered energy of the 90s Pinoy rock scene with a handpicked selection of hard-hitting tracks.   Death By Stereo - Mukha Ka Ng Bangkay  Backdraft - Asong Ulol  Datu's Tribe - Praning  Piranha - Basagulero  Snakebite Religion - Batong Buhay  Weedd - Di Ako Tanga  Bonehead - Bahay Sabog  Saga - Atras-abante

There's something magical about hearing an old classic reinterpreted by a modern artist. It’s like discovering a familiar treasure, but with a fresh twist that makes it feel new again. I’ve always been fascinated by how these timeless songs, originally crafted in different eras, can be brought to life through a contemporary lens. The mix of nostalgia and innovation is what keeps me hooked every time. In this post, I’ve put together a collection of my favorite albums—from the 90s to the post-90s era—where artists have taken on classic tracks and redefined them in their own unique way. Whether it’s through a new arrangement, a different genre, or simply a fresh perspective, these albums have made me fall in love with the old songs all over again. I hope you’ll enjoy the journey through these musical gems as much as I did. So, let’s dive in and celebrate how the past and present collide in the world of music! Ryan Cayabyab – The Silver Album 1996 Lea Salonga - Liman-Dipang Tao The Com...

It’s that time of year again – the holiday season is in full swing, and Christmas is in the air! As we gather with loved ones, the familiar sounds of Christmas carols fill our homes. But this year, why not mix things up with a fresh twist? In the 90s, the Pinoy rock scene was bursting with energy and creativity, here ars some album from that era . This compilation features indie rock bands from the 90s, offering their own alternative takes on classic Christmas songs we all grew up with and some original too. Take a trip down memory lane and discover a different side of holiday music. Whether you're a fan of the original songs or new to the alternative rock scene, these renditions bring a refreshing vibe to the season. Enjoy the unique sound and spirit of Christmas, 90s-style! Christmas On The Rocks 1994 Shampoo Ni Lola - Namamasko Dahong Palay - Pasko Na Naman Leowai - Magbigayan DJ Alvaro - Silent Night Saga - Paskong Anong Saya Edge Of Illusion - Himig Ng Pasko Shanghaied - Litt...

Get ready to dive into the raw, unfiltered energy of the 90s Pinoy rock scene with a handpicked selection of hard-hitting tracks.  Skrewheads - Kasanggre Sphinx - Bahala Ka Na Shampoo Ni Lola - Praning Na Si Roger Ethnic Faces - Bowling Na Naman Re-Animator - Sigarilyo Ni Pepe Muskee Pops - Mekaniko Kindred Spirits - Utang Erectus - Nakagapos