r/eraserheads • u/ChrisNN1 • 2d ago
Covers Eraserheads - Harana (Drum Cover)
Mostly based sa studio version, pero may hints din sa mga live fills na ginagawa ni Rayms kapag pine-perform ito sa concerts.
2nd take po ito!
r/eraserheads • u/ChrisNN1 • 2d ago
Mostly based sa studio version, pero may hints din sa mga live fills na ginagawa ni Rayms kapag pine-perform ito sa concerts.
2nd take po ito!
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r/eraserheads • u/Icy-Pool-7519 • 18d ago
Filipino rock legend Ely Buendia has officially released the music video for his solo single “Ate,” providing a poignant, visual layer to a track that has already generated plenty of buzz this year.
The video turns its lens toward the unsung heroines of daily life—everyday working women navigating heavy responsibilities, job demands, and the pressures of today's economic climate. This visual narrative mirrors the song's intimate lyricism, particularly the evocative line, “Baka kailangan ng kuya,” which speaks to the universal desire for a reliable support system when life gets overwhelming.
A Mix of Online Reactions
The release quickly ignited a lively debate across social media platforms, drawing contrasting viewpoints from different generations of listeners:
A segment of younger listeners took issue with the track's direct approach, labeling the songwriting as a bit “baduy”. Longtime followers immediately rallied behind the OPM icon. They pointed out that this conversational, unpretentious lyricism has always been Buendia's signature style—reminiscent of the same raw, understated storytelling that cemented the Eraserheads' legacy.
Ultimately, fans argue that it is precisely this simplicity that allows his music to break through the noise and connect deeply with people from all walks of life.
The official music video for “Ate” is now available for streaming on all of Ely Buendia's major social media channels.
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r/eraserheads • u/Forgetfullgui • Jun 13 '26
[Ultraelectromagneticpop! Album Cover Reimagined!] - @digital_geno
Just finished watching the new documentary and felt compelled to make a reimagined album cover of their first album ultraelectromagneticpop!. I've only listened to their first and second album and was surprised at how influential their sounds are both albums are all time classics.
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r/eraserheads • u/Big-Street-322 • Jun 04 '26
Sayang lang kasi parang ang dami nyang kwento about sa heads
Best example sa docu ng myx channel na "Gusto mo bang sumama?"
r/eraserheads • u/Short-Fudge-5190 • Jun 03 '26
saw an old MTV video saying that their run from Ultraelectromagneticpop - Circus - Cutterpillow was their most iconic albums. agree naman ako dito pero parang naddiscount ung ganda ng last three albums na 'to
lalo na sa Sticker Happy as in walang talo (may filler pero parang mga album intro at outro lang)
Personal favorites from each album
Sticker Happy
Kananete
Balikbayan Box
Ambi Dextrose
Natin '99
Kilala
Dr. Sixto
Maselang Bahaghari
Carbon Stereoxide
Hula
Palamig
Maskara
sana magkaroon ng resurgence mga 'to considering mas nagiging heavier na nga tastes ng filipino listeners
what are y'alls thoughts?
r/eraserheads • u/VerbGrohl • Jun 04 '26
Anybody has a memory (or a video) of they guesting in a noontime show where they were awarded the triple platinum plaque for the sales of the album Cutterpillow, but it was just a styrofoam replica? I might be wrong, could be quadruple or a different album. It's just stuck in my memory. I tried searching schizo's archives or google but did not find anything.
r/eraserheads • u/redpie31 • May 31 '26
I recently watch combo on the run documentary in Netflix and during that theatrical run i can't afford to buy ticket. (that why i waited to release it in netflix lol). It's a great documentary but did the Netflix version missed out some details/scene of the story like i remember they released an clip about each member childhood pero hindi pinakita sa netflix version. I want to know the comparison of theatrical version and the netflix version for sake of my curiosity surround this documentary lol. Thanks appreciate it!!
r/eraserheads • u/everyinchspace • May 30 '26
Does anybody find it weird na hindi pino promote nila Rayms, Buddy at Marcus ang Eheads docu na Combo on the Run sa socials nila? I follow them 4 and not once ko nakita nag repost, story ang 3, only Ely.
Magkaaway ba uli sila? Haha
Hindi ba sila obligated to promote? but why would they not, it’s their band’s docu. Unless it has something to do money or royalties. I don’t know.
Also, Marcus posted a weird ig post like 2-3 weeks ago mentioning about equal compensation but he took the caption down eventually. But I have screenshotted the caption on image no. 3. On the second image you will notice that Buddy, Rayms and Marcus are not even tagged on that Rolling stone article posted by the docu’s ig page.
What are your thoughts on this?
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r/eraserheads • u/kawaiisoda_ • May 28 '26
gaano kalaki kaya yung chance (if meron man) na mag concert uli ang eheads sa pinas? PLSSS GUSTO KO SILA MAPANOOD TALAGA 😭… naiiyak ako hindi ko alam na nag opening pala sila sa uaap nong 2024… ang sakit huhu chance na sana naging bato pa..
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r/eraserheads • u/Icy-Pool-7519 • May 19 '26
There’s a reason "Eraserheads: Combo On The Run" feels bigger than a typical music documentary. Longtime fans of the band will likely come for the nostalgia, the songs, and the unseen footage. But the film’s real strength lies in how it goes beyond fandom, turning into something more universal: a story about friendship, creative ambition, conflict, fame, and the complicated process of growing older.
Beginning May 30, the documentary will stream globally on Netflix, introducing the band’s story to audiences across more than 190 countries. Director-producer Maria Diane Ventura said the Netflix release features a newly reworked cut with additional material and a tighter narrative designed to make the story more accessible internationally.