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Posted on February 29th, 2004 by Sacha Chua
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Ranulf	70	Hammer time
Peppy	93	How am I supposed to live without you?
Jerome	100	Michelle
Sacha	83	Close to you
Peppy	94	Baby you’re all that I want
Jerome	98	Be my lady
Marcelle	96	Di na natuto
Jerome	99	I have a dream
Marcelle	95	Foolish heart
Peppy	100	Kokomo
Jerome	95	You’ve got a friend
Marcelle	98	Endless love (duet with himself)
Peppy	100	On bended knee
Eric	00	The impossible dream
Ranulf	92	If you really love a woman
All	87	Bohemian rhapsody
Eric	97	Staying Alive
All	89	We are the champions
Marcelle	100	Sana maulit muli
Jerome	92	High school
Eric	100	Englishman in New York
Peppy	76	Living la vida loca
Ranulf	94	Love of my life
Jerome	98	Moon river
Ranulf	95	Crazy little thing called love
Marcelle	97	darna
Eric and Jerome	85	Voltes V
Eric	94	Foolish heart
Peppy	94	It must have been love
Eric	100	La bamba
Jerome	80	Never been to me
Peppy	95	Right here waiting
Eric	100	Kahit kailan
Marcelle	100	Awit ng barkada
Jerome	99	Fernando
Sacha	81	Top of the world
Ranulf	95	Break it down
Eric	99	Eternal flame
Sacha	91	Tragedy

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