Known as the Brain of the room.
With a Trocke you know you’re always well protected from physical violence when only one is around, but you’ll feel like the world is coming to an end if you should ever challenge one mentally!
Watch out for their mental bite! Getting on a Trocke’s bad side or starting an argument, could leave you left sniffling and feeling like you just killed a baby or found yourself lost in the woods with only a tree leaf to cover your whoa-whoa!
NOTE: Never, ever “back peddle” in a conversation with one! That will only make you want to run for the nearest church to confess all your sins of your life!
With a Trocke you know you’re always well protected from physical violence when only one is around, but you’ll feel like the world is coming to an end if you should ever challenge one mentally!
Watch out for their mental bite! Getting on a Trocke’s bad side or starting an argument, could leave you left sniffling and feeling like you just killed a baby or found yourself lost in the woods with only a tree leaf to cover your whoa-whoa!
NOTE: Never, ever “back peddle” in a conversation with one! That will only make you want to run for the nearest church to confess all your sins of your life!
by A. Handler August 5, 2020
Similar to the genre of music wrock (Wizard Rock) except this is Time Lord Rock (reference to the BBC Doctor Who series) Created by the YouTuber Nerimon, who could not find a search result for "Time Lord Rock" on google. Thus, he claimed it as his own.
by Doctor Whovian August 6, 2008
Trock, or, Time Lord Rock, is a wave of music started by YouTube partner Nerimon and his band Chameleon Circuit. Styles of music can vary from hard-rock to acoustic, but the underlying theme is the adventures of Doctor Who, or, most recently, the Tenth Doctor, as portrated by David Tennant.
Trock is a musical wave similar to Wizard Rock, based on the Harry Potter book series, and mirrors the idea that fans of the series can create musical fusion in their bedrooms with just a guitar or keyboard, and then post it on YouTube.
Trock is a musical wave similar to Wizard Rock, based on the Harry Potter book series, and mirrors the idea that fans of the series can create musical fusion in their bedrooms with just a guitar or keyboard, and then post it on YouTube.
Alex: Let's form a Trock band!
Charlie: Sure, I'll write a song!
Chris: I'll help!
Liam: Me too!
*All become more well-known throughout YouTube*
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Me: That band is so trockin'. I hope they do a proper gig soon.
Charlie: Sure, I'll write a song!
Chris: I'll help!
Liam: Me too!
*All become more well-known throughout YouTube*
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Me: That band is so trockin'. I hope they do a proper gig soon.
by PineappleOxide August 18, 2008
Trock, or, Time Lord Rock, is a wave of music started by YouTube partner Nerimon and his band Chameleon Circuit. Styles of music can vary from hard-rock to acoustic, all of whom write music inspired by Doctor Who.
Trock is a musical wave similar to Wizard Rock, based on the Harry Potter book series.
However, the first ever recorded Trock song was not by Alex or Chameleon Circut, but by The Timelords, more commonly known as The KLF's, a late 1980's British acid house band. Their "one hit wonder" song - Doctorin' the Tardis is clearly Dr. Who inspired.
A similar thing happened in the Wrock movement, with Harry and the Potters as the clear "wave starters" and the Band Swithcblade Kittens (known in the Wrock circuit as the Weird Sisters) the first to produce an original song, years before the movement.
Trock is a musical wave similar to Wizard Rock, based on the Harry Potter book series.
However, the first ever recorded Trock song was not by Alex or Chameleon Circut, but by The Timelords, more commonly known as The KLF's, a late 1980's British acid house band. Their "one hit wonder" song - Doctorin' the Tardis is clearly Dr. Who inspired.
A similar thing happened in the Wrock movement, with Harry and the Potters as the clear "wave starters" and the Band Swithcblade Kittens (known in the Wrock circuit as the Weird Sisters) the first to produce an original song, years before the movement.
by Tabby_Kate June 19, 2009
A genre of music about Doctor Who that some people on Youtube think they came up with. Unfortunatly for them, the first "trock" song came out before any of them were born, leaving some of us slightly annoyed at their sense of self-importance.
by wasteoftime July 6, 2009
A new genre of music which consists of music based around the english TV show Doctor Who.
It was created by Alex Day (commonly known as Nerimon) who now has a Trock band of his own called Chameleon Circuit, which has band members from the Youtube website including Charlieissocoollike, Cowinparachute and LittleRadge.
It was created by Alex Day (commonly known as Nerimon) who now has a Trock band of his own called Chameleon Circuit, which has band members from the Youtube website including Charlieissocoollike, Cowinparachute and LittleRadge.
John: Did you see Doctor who last night?
Dave: Yeah, we should do a song about it!
Chris: Wow, a new Trock song? This craze is really kicking off!
Dave: Yeah, we should do a song about it!
Chris: Wow, a new Trock song? This craze is really kicking off!
by Trock Fan August 12, 2008
Time-Lord Rock
a new genre of music created by the ingenious nerimon, and inspired by The Doctor a brilliant 900 year old alien who travels through time and space in a little blue box (don't worry, it's bigger on the inside!)
Doctor Who? you ask
Precisely!
a new genre of music created by the ingenious nerimon, and inspired by The Doctor a brilliant 900 year old alien who travels through time and space in a little blue box (don't worry, it's bigger on the inside!)
Doctor Who? you ask
Precisely!
DALEK 1: IDENTIFY THE MUSICAL SENSATION ABOUT THE DOCTOR?
DALEK 2: THAT WOULD BE TROCK DALEK 1
DALEK 1: EXTERMINATE TROCK!!!
(fear not Trock fans, as the Daleks are still in the process of mastering the stairs...be warned when they remember that they can magically fly in the new series)
DALEK 2: THAT WOULD BE TROCK DALEK 1
DALEK 1: EXTERMINATE TROCK!!!
(fear not Trock fans, as the Daleks are still in the process of mastering the stairs...be warned when they remember that they can magically fly in the new series)
by Lyra V Ellison August 18, 2008