Eraserheads discography
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The following article documents the albums, compilations, and tributes for Philippine music band The Eraserheads.
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[edit] Albums
| Album | Date of release | Description |
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| Pop U! | 1991
(Recorded at UP Diliman) |
The "1st ever indie album in Philippine music history"[citation needed]. Songs later released on their more popular albums such as 'Tindahan Ni Aling Nena' 'Toyang', 'Scorpio Rising', 'Pare Ko', 'Milk And Money' and 'Wishing Wells' were included in this album as well as 6 unreleased tracks. |
| UltraElectroMagneticPop! | 1993 | The band's major label debut. The name of the album is a play on the technique "Ultra Electro Magnetic Top!" from the Japanese 1970's cartoon cult classic Voltes V . Better-known songs from the album include 'Toyang', 'Pare Ko', 'Tindahan Ni Aling Nena', 'Maling Akala' and 'Ligaya'. UltraElectroMagneticPop! is the only Eraserheads album where the songs were written by means of jamming. |
| Circus | 1994 | Their second most popular album after Cutterpillow. This album is known for the controversial 'Alapaap' and as well as their famous love song, 'With A Smile'. 'Sembreak', 'Minsan' and Magasin' are also included in this album. 'Kailan' is based on the play Manhid. The song from the Blockbuster film of the same name Wating is also on the album. Circus is also the first album produced by Robin Rivera, a partnership that lasted until the band's demise. |
| Cutterpillow | 1995 | One of the biggest albums in the history of Philippine music. It produced one of their biggest hits, 'Ang Huling El Bimbo,' which won them the Best Video Award in the MTV Asian Music Awards. Cutterpillow also produced other hits like 'Huwag Mo Nang Itanong,' 'Torpedo', 'Superproxy' and 'Overdrive'. |
| Fruitcake (Single) | 1996 | This album contains the band's well-known Christmas song 'Fruitcake' and their own version of 'Christmas Alphabet'. The version of 'Fruitcake' as featured in this release is marginally different from the later album version. |
| Fruitcake | 1996 | A Christmas concept album following up the EP of the same name. The record tells the story of a runaway girl who stumbles upon the fictional village "Fruitcake Heights". Hits include 'Fruitcake' and 'Trip To Jerusalem'. |
| Bananatype EP | 1997 | This album contains the song 'Harana' (not to be confused with the Parokya ni Edgar song of the same name), 'Tikman' (which was used in a Burger Machine commercial) and 'Policewoman' (which should have been part of the sound track of Joey De Leon's Run Barbie Run but was not used by Regal Films). Also included: 'Bananatype' and 'I Can't Remember You'. |
| Sticker Happy | 1997 | This album was notable for the heavy usage of samples and synthesizers, which the members of the band purchased in the United States during a concert tour. The songs in this album tend to be surreal in nature; The track 'Spoliarium' was named after the famous Juan Luna painting; however, the song was about alcoholism. Another song, 'Andalusian Dog', alluded to the film Un chien andalou by the Spanish surrealist director Luis Buñuel. Other hits include 'Kaliwete' and 'Para Sa Masa'. Also featured 'Bogchi Hokbu', a song later used in a snack food commercial. |
| Aloha Milkyway | 1998 | This album was the Eraserheads' first international release, in response to their success at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards in New York. Composed mostly of previously-released English tracks, it also featured 'Ang Huling El Bimbo', the video of which won the group the Asian Viewer's Choice Award the previous year. |
| Natin99 | 1999 | The band's 6th album. Contains the songs 'Maselang Bahaghari' and 'Huwag Kang Matakot'. |
| Carbon StereOxide | 2001 | The 7th and last Eraserheads album with Ely Buendia on vocals before Kris Dancel took his place. Includes the song 'Hula' and 'Maskara'. 'Maskara' was the last music video made by the Eraserheads. |
| Please Tranpose EP | 2003 | The last official recording of the Eraserheads. Features Kris Dancel (of the all-girl group "Fatal Posporos") on vocals, replacing Buendia who abruptly left the group. A few months later, due to legal issues surrounding their name, the group adopted the monicker "Cambio". The album contains the songs 'You Make Me', 'Everything's Falling', 'Iccentric', 'Lahat', 'It's Not You (It's Me)', 'Dahan-Dahan' and 'Paru-Parong Ningning'. |
[edit] Compilations
| Album | Date of release | Description |
|---|---|---|
| The Singles | 2000 | contains the band's singles. |
| The Eraserheads Anthology | 2004 | A 2-disc compilation of the group's hits between 1993 and 2001. |
| The Eraserheads Anthology 2 | 2006 | Also a 2-disc compilation containing songs not included in the first edition of Anthology. |
[edit] Tribute albums
| Album | Date of release | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Ultraelectromagneticjam (Volume 1) | 2005 | Not an official Eraserhead album but rather a tribute for the band with some of Philippine's top-leading artists covering some Eraserheads songs. One of 2005's best-selling album in the Philippines. |
[edit] Throw-away singles
OST Run Barbi Run (Starring Joey De Leon) (1995)
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- "Run Barbi Run"
1896 Ang Pagsilang (1996)
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- "Casa Fantastica"
Francis M's Happy Battle (1996)
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- "Unstrung Heroes Duet W/ Francis Magalona"
Ryan Cayabyab The Silver Album (1997)
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- "Tuwing Umuulan At Kapiling Ka"
Bandang Pinoy Lasang Hotdog (2001, re-issued 2006)
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- "Manila"
[edit] Commercial jingles
Music sample:
30-second sample from the song "Spoliarium" from the album Sticker Happy (1997).
Problems listening to the file? See media help.Burger Machine (1994)
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- "Tikman"
San Miguel Beer (1996)
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- "Homeboys"
Pepsi Megadrive Raffle Promo (1997)
Chippy
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- "Ligaya" (1996)
- "Bogchi Hokbu" (1997)
Talk N' Text - Anniversarya
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- "Toyang Anniversarya"
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- "Tindahan Ni Aling Nena" (2005)
[edit] Others
- Kundi Rin Lang Ikaw - Sung by True Faith (Composed by Ely Buendia)
- Mga Babae - Sung by Novia (Composed by Ely Buendia)
- Halo-Halong Digmaan (War Mix) - Sung by Various Artists (Composed by Ely Buendia and Raimund Marasigan)
- Stone's Throw - Sung by Sponge Cola (Composed by Ely Buendia)
