Aggressive Audio

LINGIN (the repackaged album) 2007

mao kini ang na mugna sa akong huna-huna samtang wala ko diha nga usbon ang among karaan nga mga huni unya ipagula pag balik sa publiko tungod sa duha ka rason. una, tungod sa kalidad sa miagi namo nga plaka, ang “pwerteng lingina”. wala namo gi-dahom nga ma-abot sa lain nga mga taw ang among musika gawas sa among mga higala, kato nga album mugna lamang sa panag-uban sa akong mga ka-grupo. ikaduha nga rason, nga mapakita namo nga wala kami nagpabaya sa kalidad sa among musika, ug nibalik gyud mi sa sinugdanan nga dalan tungod sa pag-luwas sa kalidad sa among musika.

Ug ang gi-mugna sa akong huna-huna natuman na. Para kini sa tanan.

archie

TO DOWNLOAD THE SONGS - go to SOUNDCLICK.COM/AGGRESSIVEAUDIO

AGGRESSIVE AUDIO
eugene corpin - vocals, back-up vocals
sidney alburo - guitars/vocals, acoustic guitars, percussion, back-up vocals
joel ablanque - drums
archie uy - dirty guitars, keyboards
vincent ngalis - bass

contributing musicians
glenn a. valdez - harmonica on medya galon
regie marie b. parajes (page one band)

senior citizen

lyrics: eugene corpin
music: eugene corpin & archie uy
arrangement: greggy uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studio by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy
drums recorded at zzubu recording studios by brian sacro

>senior citizen (acoustic)

lyrics: eugene corpin
music: by eugene corpin & archie uy
arrangement: greggy uy

performed by aggressive audio
recorded, mixed and mastered at mediatracks av studios by douglas wells

>remix (Instrumental)

music: agerressive audio
arrangement: aggressive audio

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
drums recorded at zzubu recording studios by brian sacro
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy

>bisayang balaknong kalag (voiced over remix)

music: agerressive audio
arrangement: aggressive audio

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
drums recorded at zzubu recording studios by brian sacro
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy

words: eric goden lomocso
recorded by kerryl demeterio

>tangkong

lyrics: eugene corpin
music: sidney alburo, eugene corpin

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio

>medya galon

lyrics by eugene corpin
music: by aggressive audio
arrangement: greggy uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio

harmonica - glenn a. valdez

>lingin

lyrics: eugene corpin & sidney alburo
music: eugene corpin & archie uy
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy

>lingin (acoustic)

lyrics: eugene corpin & sidney alburo
music: eugene corpin & archie uy
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez

violin - regie marie b. parajes (page one band)

>gi-atake

lyrics: eugene corpin
music: eugene corpin, archie uy & sidney alburo
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy

>hanggang kailan

lyrics: sidney alburo
music: sidney alburo, archie uy & eugene corpin
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy
vocals and lead guitars recorded at zzubu recording studios by brian sacro

assistant producer/engineer: brian sacro

>don’t ever

lyrics: sidney alburo
music: sidney alburo, archie uy & eugene corpin
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy
vocals and lead guitars recorded at zzubu recording studios by brian sacro

assistant producer/engineer: brian sacro

>lingin (music video)

edited & directed by jurly maloloy-on
produced by ysai perez

>Cok-kuto

lyrics: eugene corpin
music: eugene corpin, archie uy & sidney alburo
arrangement: archie uy

performed by aggressive audio
mixed and masterd by kerryl demeterio
recorded at backyard project studios by don jomer c. perez
electric guitars and bass at aberdeen haus by greggy uy

***songs are under copyright 2005 by archie uy and eugene corpin

cd design and artwork:
pow designs

produced by:
archie uy

executive producers:
archie uy & ysai perez

special thanks:
jurly maloloy-on, junks muaña, soundballon, kerryl demeterio, hans nator, brian sacro, ray (indephums), cattski espina, crazymonkey productions, handuraw, kahayag café, the outpost, smash fm, ms. becky smith, allan restauro (free photo-shoot), ms. marit remonde, bre and ram, powermind concepts, sadja events bar (bohol), zzubu recording studios, ian zafra, zarah and neil (all the way from cagayan de oro), ms patricia perez, paul cañada, gina pestaño, zarah smith, eric lomocso, mga capitan -mikmik, tomtom & hans, rey siasar. to all.

Two weeks ago, a member from our friendster account informed us that our song “Senior Citizen” was used as a political jingle in Minglanilla, Cebu.
I was alarmed to hear about it because we recently played for their Kabanhawan Festival on Easter Sunday. I politely asked the person to check who the
candidate was so that we can verify, but he told us instead to personally listen to it. And so we did, we went to Minglanilla last week to check
but not only that we found out that it was true, but it was used to represent the whole Eddie Selma party; the incumbent mayor of Minglanilla.

For days we tried to reach the mayors’ office to ask about the matter, instead we were passed along from office to office, person to person, secretary to secretary
and we never got a chance to talk with any of the candidates or the official campaign manager which they always refer to. Then we talked to an Engineer named
Enad and he told us that the jingle was given as a “gift” from a certain supplier of the municipal office so they (Candidates) washed their hands off the case.
We ended up talking to this Eric (who never told our manager his last name); the businessman; the one who gave the jingle as a “gift” to the candidates, he said that he didn’t know
about things such as copyright, intellectual properties and said to file a complaint against the Mayors office instead.
He said he was sorry, that it was an honest mistake; a little way of telling us he also brushed our case aside.

What’s wrong here is that these candidates (or their people) didn’t even let us know that they will be using our song for their political party, or using the tune to support their
campaign without proper consent from the artist. In short it is illegal. And now, no one seems to assume the responsibility for using our song, we are not sure where to go
after days of chasing these people by phone, who their secretaries never gives worthy information. We feel helpless.
And what makes it illegal is that these songs however published by ourselves (independent) are rightfully owned, copyrighted under the National Library
with all the legal and published documents.

this is the way they treat artists, most especially local artists like us who doesn’t have a powerful lawyer to defend the rights of our songs. These politicians will always
have the power to use a catchy song just to woo the voters in campaigning, and they don’t care and see that these songs are properties, although I do appreciate
some others who treat us with respect and dignity to inquire in using our songs. But we usually turn them down even though the price is right. Whenever you hear our song in a political jingle,
commercial advertising, endorsement of products where you hear our song being altered in any way, we never got a penny out of that. Assume they stole it.

This a cry. Support us, the local artists.