SuperSonicX's definitions

brian wilson

One of the founding members of The Beach Boys. The genius behind the album Pet Sounds.

Brian Wilson created "Pet Sounds", one of the greatest albums of all time.

by SuperSonicX May 6, 2006

rectal rocket

When your penis is _quickly_ thrusted in someone's anus, it becomes a rectal rocket

"Dayum! Joe's cock was a rectal rocket last night!" - Jane

by SuperSonicX September 18, 2005

eraserhead

Eraserhead is the most disturbing, warped, and surreal films possibly ever made. The movie is very well made, good acting, incredible cinematography and special effects (i.e. the baby) so well done it will make your skin crawl as you wonder "Is that thing real?" The baby is so hideous, it's slight off pitch cry is the only thing that is even remotely human about it.Would I recommend this movie? It depends. To most, I would strongy encourage them NOT to watch, it's too bizarre, it's too weird. But then, to some who can take it, I would highly recommend it. In terms of bizarreness, Pi is the only other movie that even comes close, but even that looks like Mr. Rogers Neighborhood in comparison to Eraserhead.

Eraserhead, along with 2001: A Space Odyssey, is the ultimate trip.

by SuperSonicX September 18, 2005

bon scott

AC/DC's original/best singer.

Bon Scott sounds better than Brian Johnson.

by SuperSonicX April 29, 2005

revolver

The Beatles greatest album.
Came out in 1966.

Features songs like: Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, For No One, Tomorrow Never Knows, and Got To Get You Into My Life.

In other words: Some good music.

Me: I got The Beatles' Revolver today.
Rap Fan: You got a gun from The Beatles?

*I kick the shit out of the rap fan*

by SuperSonicX August 22, 2004

beer

To put it simply: It'll getcha drunk!

Dave Chappelle: Drink, bitch!

by SuperSonicX September 6, 2005

tomorrow never knows

One of the first, if not THE first psychadelic-induced songs ever created. The studio techniques used to create the song were (and still are, actually) revolutionary for their time. Definitely worth a listen, even if you are sober (it's an even cooler song when you're buzzed!)

Can be found on The Beatles' "Revolver" album.

"Tomorrow Never Knows" is one of the greatest/coolest/technical songs I've ever heard.

by SuperSonicX September 25, 2006