Noontime Show

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Noontime Show
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Commercial Break Edition cover
Studio album by
the Itchyworms
Released11 October 2005
Label Universal Philippines
Producer
The Itchyworms chronology
Little Monsters Under Your Bed
(2001)		Noontime Show
(2005)		Self-Titled
(2008)
Singles from Noontime Show
  1. "Buwan"
    Released: 2005
  2. "Akin Ka Na Lang" / "Beer"
    Released: 2006

Noontime Show is the second studio album by the Filipino rock band the Itchyworms, released by Universal Records Philippines on 11 October 2005. A concept album, it mocks traditions of the Philippine mainstream entertainment industry, parodying long-standing elements of Philippine soap operas ("Soap o Pera"), power couples or love teams ("Love Team"), game shows ("Contestant Number One"), love-advice radio shows ("Mister Love"), etc. [1] [2]

Contents

Critical reception

In a review for The Philippine Star , Baby A. Gil wrote: "Songs in Noontime Show are amusing, irreverent and has a lot to say about the Filipino noontime variety show on television. Think production numbers, contests, love teams, etc., etc. [...] I admit they can be sarcastic at times and the songs might not sit well with some people. But it is hard to come across albums that effectively combine nice melodies and social commentary in one package, so we might as well enjoy this one." [1]

In 2021, music vlogger Toni Panagu released a video critique on YouTube explaining why he thought the album a work of genius. [3]

Aftermath

Track listing

All tracks are written by the Itchyworms, unless otherwise specified.

Noontime Show track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Patnubay ng Magulang" 0:09
2."Theme from Noontime Show"Chino Singson, Jugs Jugueta & Jazz Nicolas4:42
3."Ka'tol" 0:18
4."Buwan"Nicolas5:08
5."Contestant Number One" 4:19
6."Akin Ka Na Lang"Nicolas3:03
7."Beer"Nicolas6:04
8."Balde o Salapi" 0:15
9."Salapi"Singson, Kelvin Yu & Nicolas3:14
10."One Ball" 3:43
11."Love Team" 5:34
12."Wala Nang Puwedeng Magmahal Sa 'Yo (Stalker Song)" 5:02
13."Mister Love"Singson, Nicolas & Jugueta5:18
14."Everybody Thinks You're Crazy"Jugueta4:31
15."Falling Star"Nicolas4:48
16."Soap o Pera"Singson & Nicolas4:42
17."Production Number" 12:18
Total length:60:12
2006 Commercial Break Edition bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Kabataang Pinoy" 3:46
2."Beer Lite"Nicolas6:31
3."Happy Happy Song"Nicolas2:34
4."Hello Moto" 4:01
5."Akin Ka Na Lang (Necktie Version)"Nicolas3:11
6."Buwan (Acoustic Uso Version)"Nicolas5:07
7."Buwan (Sfunky Rigor Mix / feat. Rye, Jaime Labrador & Raymund Marasigan)"Nicolas4:40
8."Grabeng Pag-Ibig (Rodel Rodrigo)" 3:53
9."Jackson (Deleted Scene)"Nicolas & Singson3:57
Total length:37:00

Personnel

Adapted from liner notes. [11]

The Itchyworms

Additional musicians

Production

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