Wolfgang: Plug & Play

Here are some photos from the Philippines’ first-ever internet live-streamed concert: Wolfgang’s Plug & Play which was held last May 16 at the Whitespace parking lot in Makati.

It has been years since I last saw them live and it sure was great hearing them again like nothing has changed (except that Wolf wasn’t there). Coupled with over-flowing beer, this event also became a reunion of sorts with old friends from Wolfpac Mobile, Noreen & Ethan, and Norms from Paramita/Silent Sanctuary.

Kudos go to Channel [V], Smart Communications, and Lizza Nakpil for putting up a very wild, intimate, and jejemon/orc-free show! Of course, thanks go to Ian Magbanua of Pulse.PH for squeezing me in! Sorry Ian, I was hoping I could get better shots by flirting with the bouncers so they’d let me climb one of the scaffoldings. Sadly, I just didn’t have enough beer that night. Haha!

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Posted on 15 June 2010
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At a NAIA Boarding Gate. En route to Boracay.

Posted on 29 April 2010
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Going Places

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Sia Marcelo-Magbanua's Toes at 6 months

Posted on 15 April 2010
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Been There, Done That

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Posted on 14 April 2010
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