Since this was released in 2011, this album is still right on top of Bisaya rap. Tight G-funk-ish beats, tight Bisaya flows and verses.
Very conversational ang songs. Nakuha gyud sa mga kanta unsay kinabuhi sa tambay.
Revising this album and it deserves a special recognition.
No joke, Clem is a good vocalist, and he deserves a lot of credit for being the band's main force throughout the years.
But for me, the recordings with Mcoy were just memorable enough. He has the vocal range that works so well. I am not saying the songs with Clem on vocals are not good. But Mcoy somewhat brought the balance on being "indie"-sounding and "masa"-sounding, which makes it more remarkable.
Everytime I hear Yano’s most well known song on the radio or TV, I can’t help wonder why a song about religious hypocrisy is so mainstream. Or is it? 30+ years since its release and still rings true.
Every moment you hear the song is a moment of reflection. Do people who claim to like the song understand its story, or do they simply like its catchy chorus?
Hi hi hi hi.
I know Teeth comes behind Rivermaya and Eraserheads in terms of the best bands in OPM bands. But everytime I listen to them I know they have something special that makes them memorable. But I can’t really explain.
So what makes the music of Teeth special and memorable? And why do you like Teeth?