Eraserheads Anthology Two
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Compilation album by Eraserheads | ||||
Released | August 16, 2006 | |||
Recorded | 1990-2002 | |||
Genre | Alternative rock, indie rock, pop rock | |||
Length |
51:35 (disc 1) 63:55 (disc 2) | |||
Label |
Musiko Records Greater East Asia Music & Sony-BMG Music Entertainment | |||
Producer | Robin Rivera, Eraserheads, Ed Formoso and Dem | |||
Eraserheads chronology | ||||
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Eraserheads Anthology Two is the second greatest hits compilation album of the defunct Filipino alternative band Eraserheads.[1] It was released in 2006 by Sony BMG Music Entertainment & Musiko Records in the Philippines. It features the hits of the band during their peak popularity in the 1990s such as "Tindahan Ni Aling Nena", "Shirley", "Shake Yer Head", "Hey Jay", "Alkohol", "Sa Wakas", "Kailan Lounge", "Spoliarium", and "Tikman". The tracks were taken from their multi-platinum albums "Ultraelectromagneticpop!", "Circus" "Cutterpillow", "Fruitcake", "Sticker Happy", "Bananatype EP", "Aloha Milkyway", "Natin ’99" and "Carbon Stereoxide".[2] The album is released in a 2-disc set with fourteen tracks per disc.
Track listing
Disc 1
- "Tindahan Ni Aling Nena" - 03:07
- "Shirley" - 04:02
- "Shake Yer Head" - 04:05
- "Hey Jay" - 04:41
- "Alkohol" - 02:55
- "Wishing Wells" - 03:35
- "Butterscotch" - 04:38
- "Sa Wakas" - 02:38
- "Wating" - 04:16
- "Kailan Lounge" - 03:19
- "Waiting For The Bus" - 03:27
- "Paru-Parong Ningning" - 02:50
- "Poorman's Grave" - 04:38
- "Walang Nagbago" - 03:24
Disc 2
- "Casa Fantastica" - 05:17
- "Futuristic" - 02:55
- "Balikbayan Box" - 05:16
- "Andalusian Dog" - 05:05
- "Ha Ha Ha" - 04:46
- "Spoliarium" - 05:31
- "Tikman" - 02:59
- "Saturn Return" - 05:05
- "Scorpio Rising" - 05:11
- "Tama Ka" - 03:24
- "68 Dr Sixto Antonio Avenue" - 05:38
- "Palamig" - 04:27
- "Playground" - 04:16
- "Christmas Party" - 04:05
References
- ↑ "Eraserheads Anthology 2 Album Profile on Titik Pilipino". Titik Pilipino. Retrieved 2008-09-30.
- ↑ "Eraserheads: Anthology 2". Sony BMG Music Entertainment. January 11, 2007. Retrieved 2008-09-30.
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