by floodguy December 24, 2012
(v.) to fill an entire bar, form, or part with kick drum, played rapidly and without variation.
Power Metal as a genre often uses songs entirely composed of flooding.
While flooding can be interesting when used in moderation, it is often relied upon by less skilled drummers to make their playing sound either heavier or faster.
Power Metal as a genre often uses songs entirely composed of flooding.
While flooding can be interesting when used in moderation, it is often relied upon by less skilled drummers to make their playing sound either heavier or faster.
Zack - I think we might need to fire Kevin. We write really great parts, but he has a propensity to just flood through them all.
Marty - You should have figured, I mean your drummer is just an orangutan you stole from the zoo and taught to play drums.
Zack - Where else would we find a drummer that looks like Animal from the Muppets?
Marty - You should have figured, I mean your drummer is just an orangutan you stole from the zoo and taught to play drums.
Zack - Where else would we find a drummer that looks like Animal from the Muppets?
by malarky2020 December 17, 2009
a mutation from halo 2, they start off as small little crawly thing and they latch on to a living organism taking over its motor functions making it kill or infect anyone else it see that isnt already a flood.They make funny sounds when they attempt to speak. there is one type of flood with a huge bubble on its head and if u shoot them or get near them they explode sending crawlys and spores everywhere.the regular ones were fast moving really strong one that chase you and shoot at you are are plain annoying
by HybridSoldier5 September 26, 2009
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by andre1433 April 29, 2009
A fourum that declared its independance from b.net and is now the arch enemy of 4chen and /b/. The general stupidity of the halo frums does not effect the flood, hence it caters to a smarter group of people who do not use random internet memes to talk on their threds.
by echinodermata March 4, 2009