Natin99

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Natin99
Eraserheads Natin99 Album Cover.jpg
Studio album by
Eraserheads
ReleasedMay 18, 1999
RecordedSeptember 1998-1999
Studio
  • Tracks Studios
  • EJL Recording Studios
Genre
Length64:11
Label
Producer
Eraserheads chronology
Aloha Milkyway
(1998)		Natin99
(1999)		 Carbon Stereoxide
(2001)
Eraserheads studio album chronology
Sticker Happy
(1997)		Natin99
(1999)		 Carbon Stereoxide
(2001)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Sinturong Pangkaligtasan" Raimund Marasigan 2:29
2."Dahan Dahan"Marasigan2:38
3."Kahit Ano" Hector Zabala 3:06
4."Sino Sa Atin"Marasigan3:03
5."Maselang Bahaghari" Ely Buendia 3:28
6."Tama Ka"
  • Zabala
  • Earnest Mangulabnan
3:20
7."May Sumasayaw"Marasigan3:26
8."Peace It Together"
7:14
9."Salamin"Zabala3:31
10."Pop Machine"Buendia5:39
11."Kilala"Marasigan4:02
12."Huwag Kang Matakot"Buendia3:10
13."South Superhighway"Adoro4:10
14."68 Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave."Buendia5:34
15."Game! Tama Na!" (includes hidden track "United Natins (Immigration Interrogation Doughpdog Mix)")Buendia9:20
Total length:64:11

Personnel

Adapted from the liner notes. [15]

Certifications

CountryProviderCertificationSales
Philippines PARI Gold20,000

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