Triads, Power Chords, and all that Jazz

A three-note chord, or triad, consists of the root, third, and fifth notes of a scale. In the key of A Major, this would be A, C#, E. Power chords typically use only the root and fifth. Jazz chords can be embellished with additional notes, such as the 9th or 13th. Chord “substitution” involves using different notes than the traditional triad.

Loud Guitarist Chris De Warenne blasts de S.H.I.T.E. out de local outhouse – every single chance he gets!

The content highlights the insights acquired through engaging with music and utilizing its fundamental instruments, specifically focusing on the experience of a guitar player. This pursuit offers a unique perspective on the intersection of musical practice and the tools involved.

The Oceans’ Desalination, nothing but fresh water, and drilling the moon for Helium-3 to go terraform Mars

Chris DeWarenne discusses the potential of desalination and moon drilling, raising concerns about the impact on the environment and humanity. He points out the economic opportunities and the need for global cooperation. He also references Jimi Hendrix’s lyrics. He questions the repercussions of moon removal on Earth and hopes for a better approach than with the Covid-19 pandemic.