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Sports / Re: FIFA Releases 3-Man Shortlist For Best Player, Lionel Messi Excluded by Feelingfree: 2:49pm On Sep 03, 2018
FortifiedCity:
grin grin grin grin

Worshipppers of messi right now



Ok
Politics / Re: Buhari Will Award Contract For Eastern Corridor Railways Before December, VON DG by Feelingfree: 2:44pm On Sep 03, 2018
Unlikely
Politics / Re: Buhari Will Award Contract For Eastern Corridor Railways Before December, VON DG by Feelingfree: 2:42pm On Sep 03, 2018
PrecisionFx:

Its marginalization with constant teasing

5 months to election.
Politics / Re: Buhari Will Award Contract For Eastern Corridor Railways Before December, VON DG by Feelingfree: 2:40pm On Sep 03, 2018
Realname:
Sir it's like the ebos actually think we are going to build a rail to their region?

Boss: seriously? Wow they are that gulible huh? Pets call the president and give him the good news

Tinubi, Oshiomole, El rufai, Osinbanjo and buhari the lifeless one aka the cow whisperer, right now
[b][/b]people like you are the problem with Nigeria. Making expensive jokes you know will hurt a large section of the country. Try to be more mature

Sports / Re: Super Eagles Stroll On The Streets Of Uyo Ahead Of Match. Photos by Feelingfree: 3:59pm On Oct 07, 2017
NwaChibuzor:
Nigeria 1-3 Zambia
Trying to prepare yourself for the worst in case. Smart
Celebrities / Re: Monica Ogah: 'My Father Said If You Bring An Igbo Man Home, You're On Your Own' by Feelingfree: 4:58pm On Aug 01, 2017
wunmi590:
What is wrong with igbo people?

I am a typical Yoruba guy, though I might be joking on this platform about their tribe, but some igbo men are also good.

Apart from living with some of them in our family house then.

I also had an opportunity to live with one during my service in akwa ibom, the guy is wonderfully made, may be because we are both catholic, but truth be told, is not all igbo men that are bad.


What nonsense comment was that. I logged in just because os this extremely condescending and uselessly patronizing comment.
'Some Igbo men are good'. what the (expletive) is that?
' it's not all Igbo men that are bad' . Why havent you been banned already? What nonsense?
If possible edit your comment to reflect what u meant, thats if you had good intentions OR delete it

I'm so angry right now

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Politics / Re: Armed Herdsmen: Afenifere, Ohanaeze, ACF Disagree On Fayose’s Law by Feelingfree: 12:03pm On Aug 31, 2016
searchiing4love:
Fayose was wrong to enact such laws in the first place. The fulanis have the right to live and work in ekiti just like every other Nigerian. Why ban their business of cattle rearing when they have no other means? Why criminalize the fulanis as if all fulanis are killers? There are bad eggs amongst every tribe, why do we make it look like violence is exclusive to northerners only. The people we should frown at are cattle rustlers who steals cattle from fulanis and use them as disguise for their evil deeds. The fulanis are peaceful people who go about their business in peace and we all know they control their herds of cattle with mere sticks. Even though we call them primitive, how many southerner can rear cattle for national consumption like the fulanis? Without them how do we see beef to consume? The rustlers are armed terrorist escaping from the north east to the south. What fayose should have done is to forbid any herdsmen from moving around with weapons, not banning cattle rearing completely. If all states cooperated with the FG on creation of grazing reserves throughout the country, there will not be a single cattle left on the streets looking for grass. Instead we chastised president Buhari's brilliant policy in the name of islamization. The ripple effects are the incessant attacks by the rustlers. The grazing bill remains the best and safest option. Not unnecessary bans sad

Are you ok? Creating federal reserves for private businesses? Why should we support that. Those private owners shd sort themselves out. The real owners of these cattle are not poor.
Nevetheless, i believe the problem is not one-sided. People shd not steal their cattle and the herdsmen shd not kill when provoked. Government shd seek and arrest herdsmen with AK 47 or other sophisticated arms.

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Music/Radio / Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Feelingfree: 7:45am On May 27, 2016
Loluores:
Ask your musical questions, guys, I'll provide tips, guidelines and exercises.

From time to time I'll drop in a few lessons.

Happy music making.

Loluores.

Thanks again for ur explanation on tritones and application.

My QUESTION today is tips/exercises on how to add bass runs/licks while playing bass line progressions for gospel on keyboard eg while playing circle of fourths

This is to help fill spaces and avoid sitting too long on a single bass

I hope the question is clear

Expecting ur reply earnestly
Politics / Re: Why Are Nigerians Afraid Of The Word Biafra. by Feelingfree: 12:15am On May 04, 2016
sabiguy:


Truth is... The eastern elites, eastern elders, reasonable and well informed easterns would never agitate for Biafra because of their true understanding of its meaningless. Biafra is only being agitated by jobless, lazy and uninformed youths who have no idea what happened 45 years ago.

If truly the elites and elders in the east wants and supports it, they definitely know how to conspire to make it happen, but they understand better how It will be a self destruct mission for easterns hence why the real easterns would never want Biafra.

Only the touts and lazy jobless ones who knows not what they re talking about keeps disturbing the peace of a nation

I think you are actually the one who needs to think, research history and get facts right before you talk

More like it from you. Its a sentimental thing. Average easterner doesnt really care abt Biafra actualizing. But the sentiment arises when they see evidence of unfair treatment in the nation they want to love. Infrastructurally and politically
Politics / Re: Why Are Nigerians Afraid Of The Word Biafra. by Feelingfree: 11:47pm On May 03, 2016
sabiguy:


Young man, it'll be my pleasure to constructively address your grievances as stated in your analysis. By the way, what do you mean making myself alien? Can you please expantiate? Because the last time I checked, the real Nigerians are still fully in charge of the affairs of Nigeria. Since we embraced democracy, a southwestern South southerner, and of course northerners has been trusted with the privilege of the most powerful office in the nation and I can't recall that same office ever being entrusted so some sections who claims to be enemy or rebel to Nigeria. That's to tell you who and who is alien.

Having said that, as for the colony, yes it's totally apparent that most eastern lands don't welcome other tribes as they would be frustrated out of their land and it is also my honor to explain to you that the act of welcoming easterns to progress in other part of the country is a way of colonizing their mentality to be open minded and accept others in their land to ensure national development, hopefully someday they will be civilized enough to understand that analogy.

Did you say far doing better than me?? Now I just want to take that as a joke from you.

I hope I have been able to educate you on the importance of Nigeria to your so called imaginary and impossible country. cool

I will be very dissapointed if you are an adult. The tone of your text still begs the question...why are Nigerians so 'annoyed '/ worried when they hear about Biafra?

Could it be the fear that Niger delta will prefer to go with Biafra than stay with the rest of Nigeria; which means oil is gone?

Could it be that allowing Biafra will set in motion the processes for the total disintegration of nigeria? As other disgruntled sections will seek their own self determination?

Could it be that a certain section will lose the goodies from the south in an eventual dismemberment of the nation?

The south western part enjoys being the driving force economically- and no wonder other ports just wouldnt work effeciently- could they be worried this balance will be altered if Biafra is actualised?

Why else would you keep someone u claim to detest if not for perculiar selfish gains?

So its rather simple. ..allowing Biafra will distort the balance the north and southwest are enjoying.

PS: the Igbos stand to lose plenty with Biafra. ..businesses and livelihood in other parts of the country will be at risk of being 'taken over'...still Nigeria wont let them go. So yes, life as they know it will change drastically if the elite let Biafra happen

Think before you type and be mature

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Music/Radio / Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Feelingfree: 8:21pm On Apr 19, 2016
Loluores:




Aiit. To begin, you have to master the 2-5-1 progression. Specifically the minor 2-5-1, where the 1 is some kind of a minor chord. Examples would be:

7-3-6 (t m l)
3-6-2 (m l r)
#4-7-3 (fe t m)
Even 6-2-5 (l r s) which leads up to a 5-1-4 (s d f, a major 2-5-1 in this case) e.g. l r s d f.

In all these minor 2-5-1s, the 5s can be played with a tritone, or a tritone-based rootless voicing, on the left hand, and an upper structure on the right hand. The most popular chord here in gospel piano is by far, the altered 7th (specifically 7#9#5 chord), analysed below.

LH / RH

1. Tritone / Triad of the #5.
A. 3 b7 / #9 #5 1 (2nd inversion triad)
B. 3 b7 / #9 #5 1 #9' (2nd inversion, octave)
C. b7 3 / #5 1 #9 (root triad)

2. Extended tritone / Triad of the #5.
A. 3 b7 #9 / #5 1 #9
B. b7 3 #5 / #9 #5 1
C. b7 3 #5 / #9 #5 1 #9'

Note, 1B and 2A are the same, just different fingerings. The RH triads are specifically built on the #5 as the root. Notice there is no 1st inversion of any triad there, just the root and 2nd inversions. It's not wrong to play the 1st inversion, it's just not as sweet.

Another thing: the extended tritone LH voicings have 3 notes. A fourth note could be added at the second position from the bottom to complete the chord, as follows:

2A. 3 b7 #9 + #5 = 3 (#5) b7 #9
2B/2C. b7 3 #5 + #9 = b7 (#9) 3 #5


Now, on to examples of minor 2-5-1s, in solfa notation for ease of understanding. I highlighted the tritones in bold.

Bass / LH / RH

1. 7-3-6 (practise on keys Bb to E, as in Bb,B,C,C#,D,Eb,E)

t / l r f / l r f (m7b5)

m / se (d) r s / d m s (compare 2A above)

l / s t d m / t r (m11)

OR (practise on keys F to A)

t / re l / r f (another kind of tritone 7th chord, 7#9b5)

m / r se / d m s (1C above)

l / d m s t / r s t (m11)

2. #4 7 3 (play this song on keys F to A, melody in italics.)

f / d m s l / r m l (M9(13)) In

d Your

fe / m se r / m t pre-

fe / m t d / m l d (m7b5(add11)) -sence

t / re l / r s t r' (1B above) there

t is

m / r (fe) s t / r fe l (m11) lii-...

s -iife

(The #4 chord on the 'pre-' is actually a passing chord based on the Locrian #2 mode, if you understand the theory.)

3. 3-6-2 (keys F to A)

m / r fe s t / r fe l (m11)

l / de s / d f l (d') (1B above)

r / d m f l / d m s (m11)

OR

m / r fe s t / r fe l (m11)

l / de f s d/ f l d (2A above)

r / d m f l / d m s (m11)

(These 3-6-2 voicings are very, very common in gospel piano. Even the m11 chords have triads, in this case root triads, in their upper structure.)

OR (keys Bb to E)

m / s t r fe / l r fe l' (m11)

l / s (d) de f / d f l d' (2C above)

r / f l d m / m l m' (m11)

(Notice the octave RH upper structures, which give very good sounds.)

4. 6-2-5-1-4 on keys F to B

l / de s / d f l (1A above)

r / d fe / t m se t' (13#11)

s / ta r f l / d f l d' (m11)

d / ta r m l / r s l r' (13)

f / d m s l / r s d m' (M9(13))

(Note that the 2 chord is NOT a 7#9#5 really, but it has the same shape. I'll leave it for you to figure out the theory, but it's easy to understand if you see it as a tritone substitution, or if you recognise the relationship between the super-locrian and the lydian dominant as tritone subs. One hint: the bass could be b6 (se) instead of 2 (r)).

Okay, hope this lil' introduction goes a long way in clearing up tritones and their use. So, practise the examples and lemme know what you think.

Perfect. Such dedication. God bless you. Have something to practise now
Music/Radio / Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Feelingfree: 1:39pm On Apr 13, 2016
Loluores:



Choi, such a wide question, where do I even start?! I will provide both theory and practice, with some balance, I hope.

Aiit, first of all, a tritone is an interval inside the basic dominant 7th chord (1 3 5 b7)... the distance between 3 and b7 (or b7 and 3, which is the same thing). The short answer to your question is, use the tritone wherever you use the dominant 7th. Most common places in a song you can use it, is in any form of 2-5-1 progression, major or minor (mostly at the 5, sometimes at the 2 or at the 1 position.)

The next thing you wanna then know is, how do you VOICE a 7th chord with your two hands? It is the VOICING that is key, that's what will make your playing sound cool. So I'll give it to you, here's the formula.

I'll first explain how to play it when you're playing solo (without a bassist), which will include playing the root note.

The left hand (LH) plays root (1) and 3, 1 and b7, or 1 and tritone, as follows:

1 3 (or 1 10 if you can stretch your LH that wide. Hint: stretching is the real secret to phatness smiley ) e.g. C E

1 b7 e.g C Bb

1 and tritone:

1 3 b7 e.g. C E Bb

1 b7 10 e.g. C Bb E

These LH shapes are technically called shells (some people call them power chords, na dem sabi.) They are the foundation or skeleton of your chord voicing. Practise them on all 12 keys.

You can also play tritones without the root (e.g. with a bassist, or when playing LH strides.) You just play the two notes: 3 b7 or b7 3, and your RH plays other things. There is more to this though, talking about LH 'comp' chord voicings (called types A and B rootless voicings.) I'll talk about this later, with some pictures of my hand holding the notes.



Once you have all of this down, your RH is then free to complete the chord voicing in various ways, which I'll also explain in my next post (talking about upper structures and stuff).


Hope this helps a little... lemme get your feedback, cuz I'm not sure of how much to include in here, it's a vast topic. Depends on how much you already know or what specific area you want to know. It seems some people have posted on this in earlier posts also.

Thanks for the xplanation. I would appreciate specific examples. I want the practical use. I know a lil abt them theoretically but wanto know how u use them. What type of triad do u choose to play on the right hand since virtually any major tirad can be played. I'd love sweet sounding examples i can apply. Thanks a lot
Music/Radio / Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Feelingfree: 7:01am On Apr 13, 2016
Loluores:
Interesting thread. Loluores in the house.


What kinds of problems do you have in your piano playing, learning, practising, and learning music in general?

Shoot me a reply, guys, lemme know how I can help.


How do u use tritones while playing gospel.
Music/Radio / Re: A Thread For Keyboardists by Feelingfree: 2:50pm On Apr 09, 2016
Dramadiddy:
elepian cp-20
I stay in calabar. I'd like to buy something like what you have. 50k is available. Is it possible? How is the piano sound and are the keys weighted? Pls respond
Politics / Re: Obiano Inspects Worldclass Onitsha Mall- Pix by Feelingfree: 2:00pm On Mar 12, 2016
raker300:
Next to open is Nnewi mall...almost completed.

Anambra is working...igbos are growing

'Almost completed' in which galaxy. Work has been frozen there for ages. Infact, it might not be ready in 2 yrs.
Romance / Re: Is It Wrong To Have Sex After Taking Holy Communion In Church Today? by Feelingfree: 6:17pm On Feb 07, 2016
LORDSAMURAI:
Pls is it wrong to take holy communion today in church and have sex with a lady in the choir in the church bathroom? are there repercussions? since we are both adult and the deed was done after church service, should i be worried?
You can't be serious
Politics / Re: Difference Between Street Light Abroad And Nigeria(lagos) by Feelingfree: 8:36pm On Jan 30, 2016
Yellow street lights are used abroad too. And white ones are also used in Nigeria. There is no basis for that generalization.
Politics / Re: Thousands Return To Borno After Boko Haram Ouster by Feelingfree: 7:33pm On Jan 23, 2016
olapluto:
This is an incredibly biased reporting by AFP. Gamboru liberated by Chadian soldiers, with return orchestrated by Camerounian soldiers??
How convenient to completely ignore the Nigerian army in the report of liberation? And Vanguard news was sheepish to report it as typed by some french loonie.
These French poppies must think Nigerians are unintelligent.
Give honor to whom it is due. Kudos to the gallant Nigerian armed forces.
Oga, Chadian soldiers liberated Gamboru now. You want AFP to lie? I remember they complained that the Nigerian soldiers werent available to take over then.
Education / Re: PHOTO: 95% Of People Will Fail This Simple Mathematics by Feelingfree: 11:26am On Sep 06, 2015
repogirl:
okay, so apply the brackets rightly for me.

3+3*3-3+3 = 3+(3*3)-(3-3)

Remember that when opening a bracket the sign in front of the bracket is used to multiply each number inside the bracket

Eg -x+x = -(x-x) = -1*x -x*-1= -x+x

So u must apply bracket in such a way that opening it gives the same equation as the original

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Education / Re: PHOTO: 95% Of People Will Fail This Simple Mathematics by Feelingfree: 5:07pm On Sep 05, 2015
repogirl:
yeah you are right, I checked it out online and I found out without the bracket, it isn't BODMAS.

Check out the screenshots.
It is BODMAS. u just don't know how to apply it. You applied the brackets wrongly, that changes the question significantly.
Education / Re: PHOTO: 95% Of People Will Fail This Simple Mathematics by Feelingfree: 10:24am On Sep 05, 2015
People should listen to AdeniyiA

First u get 3+9-3+3 after u've applied multiplication as per BODMAS

Numbers with + should come before those with - sign, thus

+3+9+3-3

Apply BODMAS so as to use additions first, thus we have

15-3
That gives you 12.

Those who got 6 applied a bracket wrongly.....if u must then bracket this way..
3+(3*3)-(3-3)
When u open the bracket u still get the original 3+3*3-3+3

3+(3*3)-(3-3)=3+9-0=12-0=12

If you don't get this, you need to review your understanding of mathematics
Politics / Re: South South Is Not Part Of Biafra- Ubong .E. Daniel by Feelingfree: 7:35pm On Jul 30, 2015
Ikwerreboy:


Thank you my brother, you see there is one common tracts abt we the south south, we say the truth and let devil shame, we are not tribalistic bt the hausa's/northerners are making us to, jonathan is from the south south yes but he never manged this country well, this is bcause he worked more wit the igbos more than any part president, those pple are cursed, for you to succeed giv dem gap, because they are the highest betrayers, dnt be suprise abt it, i skulled in abia state, as for the yorubas dey all voted for jonathan 2011, jonathan never played his game well. He failed, d yorubas were fed up wit his govtment nd decided to test change. so dat wil nt mk me hate a yoruba because he refused to vote for ny broda, no as an ikwerre man i cnt, my brother (jonathan) bleeped up and he deserves it.. His a big disgrace to we the south south, he did not for us, bt rather filled the pockets of few niger deltans at the top..

You actually said Igbos are cursed. You shd be banned. It's sad that I see little hope for dividing this country into feasible units if even SE and SS people cannot live together. Unfortunately, the so called south south is a combination of varied ethnicities with 'a thousand' languages. How could they themselves cooperate if you get ur Niger delta as a country. We, in Nigeria, are so diverse that any division of this country will not work unless some ethnicities agree to live together in larger units. My thoughts tho......otherwise we can as well divide the country into more than 250 parts to correspond to the various ethnic groups. Ikwerreboy ...do grow up pls

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Politics / Re: Explosion Rocks ECWA Church In Jos by Feelingfree: 12:28pm On Jul 12, 2015
stalyon:
now a church is hit, don't u wonder why Christians don't go out to burn mosques? but the last time a mosque was hit, two churches were burnt. so which religion is truly peaceful? food for thought now a church is hit, don't u wonder why Christians don't go out to burn mosques? but the last time a mosque was hit, two churches were burnt. so which religion is truly peaceful? food for thought

There is just something about what Christianity teaches ....it teaches unconditional forgiveness and doesn't tell us about killing for God under any circumstance. That's the big difference. I believe all Muslims believe in violent jihad depending on the circumstance....how that circumstance is interpreted makes the difference between moderates and extremists. But they all believe in it

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Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by Feelingfree: 10:03pm On Jan 02, 2015
[quote author=OreMI22 post=28259647]
NO. NO
I disagree. There are several ways to solve a problem. Each with its peculiar features. That design serves the same function as the upper iweka flyover but with a different pattern. Look well. There is crossing u dear the bridge through which u can connect to any side of the express. You may be exposing your poor understanding of the design. Again there isn't enough space for the clover leaf design used in upper iweka.
Don't criticize for the sake of it

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Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by Feelingfree: 9:48pm On Jan 02, 2015
[quote author=Energito post=28262097]well think the flyover will be like the one at Enugu,the flyover the leads the Enugu int'l Airport.[/quote
Really

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