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Hibernating

14. May 2008

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There will be no activity on this blog for a while, moving my efforts over to Music Naija (http://musicnaija.net). Please come visit us.

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Free Nigerian Music

4. May 2008

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Music Naija went live yesterday with links to free nigerian music. Check it out http://musicnaija.net 

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Olu Maintain’s New Car

28. November 2007

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Things must be looking up for Yahoozee crooner. In his words, “cos if I hammer, first thing na hummer, one million dollars, elo lo ma je tin ba se si naira“. From what I am seeing through my window, I don’t think he has “hammered” yet. Olu came to the car dealer to negotiate [...]

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God did not answer this prayer

22. October 2007

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This is a sober post. It is related to the death of a reggae icon, Lucky Dube. I never knew the guy, am not a fan of reggae music. I was browsing the net after hearing of the news of his death. I got to his site and the news page had this entry — 03 August 2007 This [...]

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Orin - The Nigerian Musical Experience

21. October 2007

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This post would seem egoistical (whatever that word means). I started a blog that aims to showcase some nigerian music. [I will update this post l8r, I've got a block] Update: the link is http://9jasite.com/audioblog

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A Lot of Music Files

5. October 2007

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My music collection is roughly 10gb (I know some folks have a lot more - how many can you listen to anyway). With reference to a post I made on Nairaland, here is the list My Music List as at 4 October 2007 For the non technically inclined, I used the tree command at command prompt tree /f /a [...]

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For want of music, the vibes were lost

29. September 2007

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Time: around 3am. Date: Saturday, 22 September. My TV is on. Station: Silverbird. Programme: Music Africa. Music Video: Kween, Come wit me (that’s how Music Africa labeled it, don’t look at me like that)

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