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Filipino band Razorback plays some of the best American Southern rock to be found anywhere on its 1995 debut album, Hebigat Sounds Volume One, released on Philippine independent label Alpha Records. Razorback's sound here reveals a strong influence of such stalwart Southern bands as the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Black Crowes and others. Razorback features a powerful two-lead guitar front line, a la the trail blazed by the Allman Brothers Band and followed by numerous Southern bands

Hebigat Sounds Volume One (1995).

The Hebigat Sounds Volume One album. Razorback first began performing covers of bands such as Led Zeppelin, Juan de la Cruz Band, Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden. The group was put together by drummer Miguel Ortigas and guitarists Tirso Ripoll and David Aguirre. In 1982, Miguel Ortigas met Tirso Ripoll through Ripoll's cousin in LSGH. Ortigas first handled guitars then later moved on to drums. Ortigas also studied in Yamaha School of Music, under Benjie Zialcita, who also taught Tirso Ripoll, Louie Talan and David Aguirre. Hebigat Sounds Volume One - 1995. Beggar's Moon - 1997.

This song is by Razorback and appears on the album Hebigat Sounds Volume One (1995). Mata namin ay nagkita. Ako'y naubusan ng hininga. Hello" ang kanyang sinabi, ako naman ay natameme. Bigla na lang kumulog, karsunsilyas ay nahulog. Itim ang aking nakita, sa kadiliman may isang diwata. Binitawan, iniwanan, di hamak babalikan.

In 1997, Philippine band Razorback released its third album, Star. The band's first two albums, 1995's Hebigat Sounds Volume One and 1997's Beggar's Moon, were rooted in American Southern rock, though on the latter album, the band also explored other avenues, including the use of varied tempo changes. Though the Southern sound is still heard on Star, much of the music is more hard rock in tone and spirit, nearly metal, something along the lines of Metallica's 1996 album, Load.