Jack Batemaster's definitions

acid house

A hybrid of house music that originated in Detroit. It started to became popular in Europe in 1987-1988. It often used the Roland TB-303 synthesizer and had a 4/4 house beat. Many other styles such as Trance, Hardcore, and Gabber have evolved from Acid House.

It is said that the group Psychic TV first used the term "Acid House."

Many ravers don't realize that Trance music is an evolved version of Acid House.

by Jack Batemaster January 7, 2004

Pork ribs

A chemical found in Wormwood based drinks. The more pork ribs, the better the Balz(TM) tripping.

That HG was so high in pork ribs, I literally tripped Balz(TM).

by Jack Batemaster January 7, 2004

dribble

A scratch technique invented in 1991 by Seattle's rave dj, DJ Falix. It sounds similar to a skribble, but can be used with music at higher BPM's, such as techno and house music. Unlike the standard skribble technique, the fader or transformer is used with normally two cuts per dribble.

Techno DJ's that can't reverse dribble next to a flare suck.

by Jack Batemaster January 8, 2006

zitface

A term for someone who has many zits or pimples on their face.

Use some soap, zitface!

by Jack Batemaster January 8, 2006

Captain Balls

An internet hero.

Help! Captain Balls come save the day!

by Jack Batemaster January 7, 2004

d-mob

One of the best rappers ever. D-mob made Acid House music in the late 1980's. Cathy Dennis used to sing some of his songs. Also known as: Dancin' Danny D.

D-mob said that it is time to get funky.

by Jack Batemaster January 8, 2006

hydroplane

A type of DJ scratch that uses a hand to vibrate the vinyl by creating fluttering friction which makes the speed of the record jump slower very quickly.

You have to have sticky fingers to perform the hydroplane, otherwise it will just slow the record down.

by Jack Batemaster January 8, 2006