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'''Pupil''' is a [[Philippines|Filipino]] [[rock n' roll|rock]] band composed of [[Ely Buendia]] on vocals/guitars (formerly of the [[Eraserheads]]), |
'''Pupil''' is a [[Philippines|Filipino]] [[rock n' roll|rock]] band composed of [[Ely Buendia]] on vocals/guitars (formerly of the [[Eraserheads]]), [[Yan Yuzon]] on lead guitar, [[Bogs Jugo]] on drums and [[Dok Sergio]] on bass. |
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==The Mongols== |
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Pupil was known before as [[The Mongols]], but when Jerome Velasco (formerly of Teeth) left the band due to legal reasons, the band was later renamed as Pupil. |
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Pupil was known before as [[The Mongols]]. However, the group disbanded in early 2005 due to legal reasons. Pupil was formed shortly after, this time without the guitarist from the previous band. Jerome Velasco left the band peacefully to pursue a career in sound engineering. Guitar duty was passed on to [[Yan Yuzon]], who used to be the bassist for [[The Mongols]]. Dok Sergio was then added as bassist. |
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==Behind the Name== |
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Frontman Ely Buendia chanced upon the name Pupil while browsing a medical book. The band wanted a classic name for a rock band. Before using Pupil, they tried several other names, such as The Gets. |
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==Debut== |
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== Beautiful Machines (2005) == |
== Beautiful Machines (2005) == |
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13. Kalawakan (E. Buendia, D. Ventura)<br> |
13. Kalawakan (E. Buendia, D. Ventura)<br> |
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14. Lost Guide (Y. Yuzon, A. Lapus) |
14. Lost Guide (Y. Yuzon, A. Lapus) |
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Pupil is managed by Ely Buendia's wife, Diane Ventura, who was also manager for The Mongols. |
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[[Category:Rock music groups]] |
[[Category:Rock music groups]] |
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Revision as of 10:09, 24 February 2006
Pupil is a Filipino rock band composed of Ely Buendia on vocals/guitars (formerly of the Eraserheads), Yan Yuzon on lead guitar, Bogs Jugo on drums and Dok Sergio on bass.
The Mongols
Pupil was known before as The Mongols. However, the group disbanded in early 2005 due to legal reasons. Pupil was formed shortly after, this time without the guitarist from the previous band. Jerome Velasco left the band peacefully to pursue a career in sound engineering. Guitar duty was passed on to Yan Yuzon, who used to be the bassist for The Mongols. Dok Sergio was then added as bassist.
Behind the Name
Frontman Ely Buendia chanced upon the name Pupil while browsing a medical book. The band wanted a classic name for a rock band. Before using Pupil, they tried several other names, such as The Gets.
Debut
They released their debut album last November 10, 2005 entitled Beautiful Machines under Sony BMG records. It consists of fourteen tracks.
Beautiful Machines (2005)
1. Different Worlds (E. Buendia)
2. Blow Yor House Down (E. Buendia)
3. Nasaan Ka (D. Ventura)
4. She Talks To Trees (E. Buendia)
5. False Alarm (R. Jugo)
6. Gamu-Gamo (E. Buendia)
7. Mary (Y. Yuzon, J Del Rosario)
8. Hyersober (R. Jugo)
9. Dulo Ng Dila (A. Sergio)
10. Beautiful Machines (E. Buendia, D. Ventura, J. Velasco)
11. All This Time (E. Buendia)
12. Dianetic (E. Buendia)
13. Kalawakan (E. Buendia, D. Ventura)
14. Lost Guide (Y. Yuzon, A. Lapus)
Pupil is managed by Ely Buendia's wife, Diane Ventura, who was also manager for The Mongols.