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Written by Ted Reyes
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Thursday, 07 August 2008 |
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Click cover to enlarge SINCE Poptimes Magazine celebrated it's 3rd year last February, it is just fitting to remember the good old days by revisiting the very first issue of the magazine. Back in 2005, Poptimes had no website like what it has now. It was but a monthly electronic magazine/newsletter delivered to registered subscribers through email. The maiden issue was produced in January and delivered the following month. On the cover were Bleud, The Third Element, Rubberband, and Patricia Javier. Also featured were Inu (Now The Kuwagos), Version Four (now Blue Mellon Pop), and Sigh Robes. Go back in time and download the PDF
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 August 2008 )
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Written by News Desk
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Monday, 04 August 2008 |
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NEW YORK– There are still 26 days before the highly-anticipated Rock in the Box Weekend happens, but Soulworks Records, the Filipino-American independent record company that organized the happening reported that the special two-day passes that they have offered for sale last month is close to selling out. The label said that close to 400 two-day passes were sold on their website – http://www.soulworksrecords.com. “ It’s a tremendous show of support,” according to Rich Saguirre, one of the label’s executive producers. “It only shows how a tight community could do great things.”
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 August 2008 )
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Written by Ted Reyes
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Monday, 04 August 2008 |
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THE BUGS. The Moonbugs from Maryland playing at FIve Points last month. (Photo by Feliza Mirasol) EVER since the small venue along Mott Street in the heart of New York City’s Chinatown hosted Filipino-American artists a couple of years back, it has become part of the Filipino-American music and art movement. Almost all the important bands, solo artists, comics and poets in the New York/New Jersey region have played in the venue. In fact, if a Filipino-American music fan wants to catch a FilAm artist either playing or just hanging around, there are more chances of seeing them at Five Points than any other joint in town. If Britpop had Camden Town, The FilAms have Five Points.
Tags: Five Points New York NEw York City Mott Street Filipino-American music FilAms Qwadra Alfa Garcia John Violago Jay Legaspi Bleud The Kuwagos Sodapop Suicide The Happy Analogues Blue Mellon Pop trickbag Then Again |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 August 2008 )
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