Songs
- Pen-pen de Sarapen
- Iligtas Natin Ang Mundo (Let Us Save The Earth))
- Anting-anting (Amulet)
- Uhaw Na Lupa (Bewildered World))
- Pinagpalang Lupa (Blessed Land )
- Hatol ng Langit (Judgement of Heaven)
- Bagong Mundo (New World)
- Sigaw ng Bundok (Cry of the Mountain)
- Bubuyog (Bumble Bee)
- Sabungan (Cockfight)
- Paraisong Naghihintay (Gates of Eden)
- Awit Pambata (Songs for The Underprivilege)
- Anak-pawis
- Putok Sa Buho (
- Bilanggo (Prodigal Son)
- Botika Sa Paso (Herbal Medicine Song)
- Barangay Tagay (Grassroot Taditional Politicians)
- Hi-Tek (High Technology Song)
- Maghihintay Pa Rin (A Love song)
- Takot Akong Ibigin Ka
- Nalalapit Na (A Kundiman Rock Song)
- Alipin Sa Sariling Bayan
- Kandila, Pera at Bulaklak
- Polusyon
- Mad Doctors
- Mga Abogadong Balasubas
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