6 definitions by Darth Kiljoy
An a cappella group started in 1986 at Brown University by David Stix, Steven Keyes, Sean Altman, and Elliott Kerman solely for their love of music.
Still around today, though none of the original members remain in the group, they are best known for their stint on the show Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? and a highly successful Folgers Coffee commercial. Their CD Don't Tell Me You Do arguably brought them the most national respect.
Still around today, though none of the original members remain in the group, they are best known for their stint on the show Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? and a highly successful Folgers Coffee commercial. Their CD Don't Tell Me You Do arguably brought them the most national respect.
by Darth Kiljoy March 22, 2007
by Darth Kiljoy June 26, 2006
Fan-made Music Video
A more generalized version of AMV that includes videos that aren't based on Anime.
A more generalized version of AMV that includes videos that aren't based on Anime.
Examples of FMVs could include and aren't necessarily limiited to songs put to clips from a video game (especially games from companies like Microsoft since they aren't based in Japan), a movie, a television show, a SlideShow or non-anime cartoons.
by Darth Kiljoy March 31, 2007
A game for the uber-geeks of the world (like me) to come and speak a language completely unintelligable to non-players.
by Darth Kiljoy July 27, 2006
A fantasy novel series started in 1986 with the book of the same name by the British author Brian Jacques. It is a series of stories of the history of the fictitious Redwall Abbey and some major characters prior to Redwall being built. The characters in this series are animals, usually hares, badgers, mice, and otters being the good guys and the villains commonly being stoats, weasels, rats, foxes and other rodents with bad reputations.
It currenly has 18 installments and the chronological order of each story's events places the novels in a completely different order than their publication date.
It currenly has 18 installments and the chronological order of each story's events places the novels in a completely different order than their publication date.
by Darth Kiljoy March 4, 2007
by Darth Kiljoy June 29, 2006