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(EMI Philippines)
Is there anything that Joey de Leon will touch that won’t turn to a fit of laughter? Even inserts like kundiman trills (“Walang Daya”) sound funny. First bar of “Kagat Labi” will have any Pinoy raised on a steady diet of Eat Bulaga shaking his head in wonder and laughter. Like his TV spiels, Kagat Labi holds both thigh-slappin’ humor and socio-political jabs ripping through the issue. Street cred is achieved with Mister Joey D’s adaptations of songs from respected local bands­—Sandwich’s “Sugod” becomes “Luhod,” while Sugarfree’s “Hari ng Sablay,” into “Kahit Tuyo -Lou Albano