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                    [Title] => Kings of Convenience & Jens Lekman in Manila!
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We’ve recently seen a spate of ultra-famous, world-class artists and bands coming to Manila. Just this month Julio Iglesias, Tom Jones, Timbaland/Justin Timberlake/Jojo and Paramore played big shows. Next month’s most-anticipated concert appears to be Tears For Fears.
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                    [AuthorName] => Ramon De Veyra
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                    [Title] => My love affair with Kings of Convenience
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How much can one love a band and its music?  In my — and my buddies Joff Cruz and Quark Henares’ — case, it can go to the greatest lengths.
                    [DatePublished] => 2010-03-27 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Kate Torralba
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                    [Title] => Riot from Kings of Convenience
                    [Summary] => The album Riot on an Empty Street by Kings of Convenience is an excellent example of an old adage. It is so old that it sounds new again. When I say old, I mean music created by Bread or America, Chad & Jeremy, Peter, Paul & Mary or maybe even the Kingston Trio or the Brothers Four. Truth to tell, I expected to hear Simon & Garfunkel intro with "Hello darkness, my old friend…" at the end of every cut. It is indeed a sound that we have all heard many times before.


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Kings of Convenience & Jens Lekman in Manila!

By Ramon De Veyra | March 28, 2010 - 12:00am

We’ve recently seen a spate of ultra-famous, world-class artists and bands coming to Manila. Just this month Julio Iglesias, Tom Jones, Timbaland/Justin Timberlake/Jojo and Paramore played big shows. Next month’s...

On the Radar

My love affair with Kings of Convenience

By Kate Torralba | March 27, 2010 - 12:00am

How much can one love a band and its music?  In my — and my buddies Joff Cruz and Quark Henares’ — case, it can go to the greatest lengths.

Supreme

Riot from Kings of Convenience

By Baby A. Gil | April 20, 2005 - 12:00am

The album Riot on an Empty Street by Kings of Convenience is an excellent example of an old adage. It is so old that it sounds new again. When I say old, I mean music created by Bread or America, Chad & Jeremy,...

Entertainment