how does Pinoy bands started?
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first, u should love music tapos, mga kaibigan mo din. then lahat kayo nagprapraktis. tapos d mo alam may pinoy band ka na
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http://www.titikpilipino.com/artist/index.php?artistid=541&offset2=0
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here is a cool site that finds bands for you\nit takes a minute to sort it out but its pretty accurate
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I think they migrated.\n\n\nare u filipino?\nI am.
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try this: http://www.pinoylotto.com/
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The band originated in Streetsville, part of the Toronto suburb of Mississauga, Ontario. In 1993, Ben Kowalewicz, Ian D'Sa, Jon Gallant, Aaron Solowoniuk, all members of different bands at the time, met backstage at their high school talent show. They became instant friends and formed a new band, Pezz. Pezz began writing and performing songs and winning attention and credibility at first locally, and soon in Toronto's broader indie music scene. A collaboration with Juno-nominated music producer Brad Nelson led to their first full-length album, Watoosh!, in 1998. While popular within Toronto's indie scene, it did not reach large mainstream sales levels.\n\nIn 1999, Pezz ran into some legal trouble over their name. A punk band from Memphis, Tennessee used the same name, and indeed had released their first album under that name in 1990. At first, the Canadian Pezz's management threatened a lawsuit and demanded $5,000 from BYO Records, the Los Angeles-based record company, at the time, for the American Pezz. In time, the Canadian band relented, and soon rechristened themselves Billy Talent. The name was inspired by the name of a guitarist in Hard Core Logo, the novel by Michael Turner and its film adaptation by Bruce McDonald.\n\nAs Billy Talent, their sound began to move in a more aggressive, punk rock direction. Their four song EP, Try Honesty, was released in September 2001, and the band became increasingly well-known, and their live shows, noted for their high energy, more frequent.\n\nIn 2002, producer Gavin Brown picked up a demo tape from the band and quickly circulated it to record companies, attracting considerable interest. In the end, the band signed with Atlantic Records and Warner Music Canada. In the fall of 2003, the band released their full-length self-titled album, Billy Talent. The album found considerable mainstream airplay and sales success. Try Honesty was a successful first single, and was followed by other singles into late 2003 and 2004. The band played sold-out shows in Canada and the United States and had success in Europe as well. The band received Juno and MuchMusic Video Award nominations and awards, and spent late 2004 and most of 2005 touring.\n\nIn the fall of 2005, a demo of an unreleased song entitled, "Red Flag", was circulating across the Internet; it will appear on their next album. "Red Flag" also appears on the soundtracks to Burnout Revenge, Burnout Legends, SSX On Tour and EA Sports' NHL 2006, and on the Atlantic Records compilation Black by Popular Demand. Another song, "Devil In A Midnight Mass," was available for download on their website exclusively on Christmas Day, 2005. "Surrender" was offered for download exclusively on Valentine's Day, 2006. Both "Devil In A Midnight Mass" and "Surrender" will appear on their upcoming album, Billy Talent II, scheduled for release on June 27, 2006. On April 20th the final version of Devil In A Midnight Mass was made available online through the band's myspace, it is now also played on some Canadian radio stations owned by Corus Entertainment, such as FM96, 102.1 the Edge, 99.3 The Fox, 106.1 The Goat and Y108. The video for Devil In a Midnight Mass is now being played on MuchMusic. Clips of all the new songs can be found at the Warner Music website.\n\nAll of the tracks on Billy Talent II were leaked onto the internet on June 19th 2006. On June 23rd, all of the tracks were officially released onto the band's MySpace.
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MUSIC!!! start a band:Dplay guitar together:D
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Try the attached link. They have everything you can think of about bands and band members.
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Get a top professional recording of at least two differing pieces and send them to record companies.  But be aware that they usually use their own scouts to find talent. Play at as many places as you can for exposure. Basically, in the pop industry it comes down to luck. \nI do know of two Spanish guitarist who paid and made their own, sold them to stores and were eventually taken over by a record company.\n\nAlso, make sure it is something you "really" want to do.
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Yeh Love the Irish music!  My all time favourite irish band was Planxty...  You know I have this theory that nearly all modern music came from the Irish. The influence is obvious. Music was and still is a very big part of Irish culture and the opression in their own country for hundreds of years drove them to all corners of the globe and they took their music with them...  *Raises a Guiness to the old country*
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The hip hop start is named "Common"\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_ND_yCNJiI
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That's such a biased question. As long as they have talent, who cares where they come from anyway? I like the lead singer of the PCD. Lea Salonga's voice is undeniable, APL d Ap is the shizzle. Sugababes are okay.
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They are a great band. Greg Attonito is an incredible singer. they are survivors.
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TRY THEIR WEBSITE. IT SHOULD HAVE THEIR TOUR DATES ON IT. INTERESTING NAME FOR A BAND.
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A Love To Last A Lifetime by Jose Marie Chan\nIkaw by Sharon Cuneta\nNgayon at Kailanman by Basil Valdez\nForevermore by Side A\nPromise of Love by Martin Nievera\n\nand all other Filipino immortal songs....\n\nbtw, thanks for the special Filipino recipes. i'm excited to  try them out! ;-)
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"pakbet" or "pinakbet" or whatever you prefer calling it is one of the famous Filipino dishes in the Philippines.  It consists of mixed veggies, like squash, ocra, string beans, etc and garnished with sliced pork and what makes it unique in taste is by putting Filipino's all time favorite, "bagoong" or shrimp pate if you may (in english version) and voila..."kain na, Kabayan"!
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I have heard of The Starting Line \n\nHere is their Web site\nhttp://www.startinglinerock.com/\n\nMore importantly here is their MySpace \nhttp://www.myspace.com/thestartingline