Derisive term for ASCAP, a performance rights organization that controls millions of copyrighted musical compositions. It has allegedly used Mafia style tactics to get organizations to pay for a license to have its music performed publicly.
by Damian Yerrick October 06, 2005
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by Damian Yerrick September 05, 2005
Television channels available over an antenna. Traditionally in the USA these are NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, and PBS, which were the only TV channels available out in the country prior to DirecTV.
by Damian Yerrick December 03, 2014
Dance music, especially house, trance, and techno, that sounds as if almost custom-made for rhythm-based video games such as Dance Dance Revolution and Pump It Up.
(Blend of fodder and DDR.)
(Blend of fodder and DDR.)
by Damian Yerrick January 30, 2004
NEXIUM (esomeprazole Mg) capsules. NEXIUM is a prescription medication from AstraZeneca to treat heartburn due to acid reflux disease.
-- I thought pizza gave you heartburn.
-- Not anymore. I'm taking the purple pills now, remember honey?
-- Not anymore. I'm taking the purple pills now, remember honey?
by Damian Yerrick February 25, 2004
A purportedly 300 BPM song by Omega (an alias for Konami composer Naoki Maeda). It appears in the following Dance Dance Revolution mixes: DDRMAX, DDRMAX 2, and DDR Extreme. In DDRMAX, it was the "extra stage" for players who got a AA grade on their last song on heavy difficulty.
Some players consider the song's single heavy (10') stepchart unnecessarily hard, though it involves little technical skill (no crossovers or spins and few significant freezes or toe-taps) but merely the ability to run in place at 10 Hz. Still, the light (6') and standard (8') steps can still prove fun.
Some players consider the song's single heavy (10') stepchart unnecessarily hard, though it involves little technical skill (no crossovers or spins and few significant freezes or toe-taps) but merely the ability to run in place at 10 Hz. Still, the light (6') and standard (8') steps can still prove fun.
by Damian Yerrick February 08, 2004