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Raymund Marasigan teases Eraserheads reunion for Game 2


It looks like the UP community will go all out come the Fighting Maroons’ do-or-die game on Wednesday.

In a tweet that has gone viral, legendary local drummer Raymund Marasigan sent a message that he is preparing for Game Two of the UAAP Season 81 Men’s Basketball Finals.

But he was not alone.

Joining Marasigan were a blonde Ely Buendia, Buddy Zabala, and Marcus Adoro. Yes, the Eraserheads playing a sample of their hit single Minsan.

The last time the legendary quartet from Diliman played in front of a crowd locally was back in March 7, 2009 during their The Final Set at the SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds.

Last November 21, the group released a 25th anniversary remastered version of their iconic Ultraelectromagneticpop! album.

And they are hoping that this won’t be the Fighting Maroons’ Final Set for Season 81.

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