Tuesday last week I got home late but
still manage to make it in time for the much talked-about The Last Home
Stand sponsored by PLDT, but then again upon browsing my Instagram, I came
across a screenshot of Spin.Ph’s breaking headline stating that the Day 2 of
Last Home Stand was cancelled and the night’s exhibition game will not push
through due to internal problem. Apparently, the organizers were not able to
secure permission with the NBA. I actually thought this was another of Social
Media’s sensational satirical news and SpinPh got hacked so I immediately
confirmed it by browsing through Twitter and Facebook accounts of reliable
media outfits and to my surprise I saw that it was legit. BUT the question is
WHY? Why must this happen during the last minute?
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
The Last Last Home Stand
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Thursday, December 05, 2013
United State of Pop: Pop or Flop?
DJ Earworm's most-awaited mashup for 2013 is already up!
So then I decided to do a review on the other mashups of DJ Earworm from 2008 to present.
| Photo credits: DJ Earworm's Facebook Fanpage |
I first learned DJ Earworm's mashup in 2009. The United State of Pop 2009 (Blame it on the Pop) was being played in the game Night Club City on Facebook and it immediately gave me the Last Song Syndrome. It was a love at first hear.
Later on, I learned that it was an annual thing. DJ Earworm compiles the pop songs and music videos in the US which made it to the charts or made an impact in the music scene for each year, hence dubbed "United State of Pop". He also creates a theme every year. IMO, that makes him better than the other DJs who make annual mashups because he could always summarize the year into one theme which was hard because there are many artists, songs, music videos to consider but that's where he's good at. It's not just the mix of the songs and videos, it's "what happened" to the music for every year that's why it's something to look forward to.
Sometimes I don't realize we're closing the year until I hear his craft. It has been my year-end indicator. I'm glad DJ Earworm always pull off good year-ender mashups. It makes me realize that several things are happening in the span of 365 days.
Here's an ordered review of DJ Earworm's United State of Pop mashups from 2008 to 2013. (Order from my least favorite to the best mashup by far)
TOP 6: United State of Pop 2013 (Living the Fantasy)
My rate: 2/5 Youtube views: 279K ++
Sorry 2013, I love the songs, but this mashup just didn't have a recall. I'm looking for something that is remarkable but I can't find one for this. It's good that there's Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Lorde, Bruno Mars, Swedish House Mafia, Pink and others but why is Lady Gaga's Applause and Katy Perry's Roar not included? Their videos were included but I wasn't able to hear it. My ears just might have missed it but it should be used in the chorus or something. These tracks are phenomenal. Plus, Pink's Just give me a reason deserve to have more exposure because I believe it is the song of the year at least for the general masses. The tune is kinda off as well but I gotta hand it to the man behind it because he did create the right mashup in terms of his song choices, it's just that my choice of songs weren't included. On a recent post of Andi Manzano, she mentioned that DJ Earworm highlights 25 of the year's top tracks according to Billboard's Hot 100.
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
The Script-ed
There's nothing like a concert where you can sing along in almost all the songs of the performer. This was also the case during the first ever concert of The Script in Manila, April 16, 2011. Sorry to disappoint you but this is not an account of their latest concert here. This is more like a throwback post because I wasn't able to blog it then.
I was really ecstatic when I found out this Irish band was having a concert here.One, they are one of my favorite bands, two, I know most of their songs. In fact, my all-time favorite was "The man who can't be moved" it never gets old. I immediately told my friends about it and luckily, they all loved the idea of going. 'Luckier-ly', our friend Ate Mary gave us a treat for summer and sponsored our tickets for this concert. How sweet!
On 16 April 2011, I went to the venue with my cousin. He's also going to the concert with his then girlfriend so I decided to take a hitch and we planned to just separate ways there as I join my friends.The roads then were very traffic that I felt I will almost miss the opening of the concert but of course, we can't let that happen. So we made it there. There were almost no seats, because our slots were free-seating which meant we really have to be there earlier than the show. I was with my friends, Alette, Ghe, Linette and Dennesse. Bianca was also supposed to be there but she had a family-affair to attend to then. We stayed at the SRO area as we jumped, waved our hands, screamed and banged our heads all night.
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| The Script Concert in snippets |
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