Another game in Konami's Bemani series. Rather than actually simulate a real instrument, the controller is a total of 9 round bubble-shaped buttons. Capable of inflicting damage upon the player as they play the game, but probably the best game in the series. Extremely popular in Japan, but almost completely nonexistent in North America.
by crono June 29, 2003
A person or a friend who is heavily in to music They listen to music all the time and you can't always talk to them because they are in their own little world.
Some play an instrument like the piano or trumpet. After they play one song they know it by heart. They are often kind people when you talk to them, but you mess up a song and they will go ballistic. They wear over sized glasses or just plain glasses and are always out of style.
Some play an instrument like the piano or trumpet. After they play one song they know it by heart. They are often kind people when you talk to them, but you mess up a song and they will go ballistic. They wear over sized glasses or just plain glasses and are always out of style.
Girl: "Did you see him?! He played so well."
Guy: "Yeah I saw him and he's a music nerd, I mean look at those glasses."
Girl: " I guess he is nerdy with those glasses on."
Guy: "Yeah I saw him and he's a music nerd, I mean look at those glasses."
Girl: " I guess he is nerdy with those glasses on."
by musicwomen May 17, 2010
by DirtyProof September 07, 2005
Organic music; Music that deals with natural, percussion, acoustic based instruments. Musicians involved in organic music resonate positive vibes in their music
1. Organic Hip Hop is some good organic music.
2. I love that organic music it feels so natural.
3. Organic music is not computerized like electronica.
4. Organic music is good for the soul.
5.Organic music is roots music
2. I love that organic music it feels so natural.
3. Organic music is not computerized like electronica.
4. Organic music is good for the soul.
5.Organic music is roots music
by aaron coats January 24, 2008
a once-vital form of rustic music derived from European styles of folk and dance music made by European immigrants to America. It's generally played with instruments like the mandolin, acoustic and steel guitars, fiddle and so on. It used to be about observations of the world, life and love in its complexities. Now it's all cliched, with imagery of cowboys, macho bragadoccio, Southern pride, small town life, "she done him wrong", "tears in my beer", "redneck" living, sentimental tripe like the trend-chasing "Angels Among Us", and "family values". Oh yes, and "God bless the U.S.A." jingoism. Ever since Garth Brooks (who is a watered down Bob Seger) hit it big in the fucking PC 90s, country has been "yuppified" and formulaic. Now there boring piano ballads with cliched lyrics galore sung by lousy Richard Marx clones with cowboy hats, the generic hat acts, pretty ladies singing tunes fit only for shopping mall opening-dedications, sexy ladies who sing corporate pop (no, it don't impress me much) and preachy, jingoistic sentimental crap in the aftermath of all this 9/11 business like the aw-shucks "Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning". This trash is pushed on the sheep public by corporate execs in suits.
Country music has a rich history, having been around all through the 20th century, maybe before. It is a "root music" of rock'n'roll (along with jazz, blues and other styles). Then in the mid 90s country lost its vitality, absorbed influences from 70s adult contemporary acts like Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles and it's been gawlee gee money-making yee-haw crap ever since, in other words, a pale imitation of what the genre once was. For hicks, soccer moms and yuppies. Utter puke. Whole families listen to this swill, the kids grow up and become slaves to manufactured trash "music" and stereotypes. Sad, really sad.
by I Saw U2 Live Twice December 05, 2006
Unsophisticated, pop music meant for unsophisticated teen ears who haven't developed taste yet. Tends to sound all the same with over the top vocal affectations and sung about banal subject matter.
by 07079 April 29, 2009
by L3atHaFaC3 July 11, 2008