Rock Lobster

Noun: Bomb ass song by the B-52’s.

Noun: A rock that is also a lobster.

Phrase: Means cool (i.e. radical, or metal.)
Phrase: Widely hated by Derick Abbey.

Noun:
Jared: “Have you heard ‘Rock Lobster’ by the B-52’s?”
Ryder: “Ya man, that songs my jam.”

Phrase:
Random guy 1: *Does a radical trick on his heelies.*
Random guy 2: “Hey man that’s totally rock lobster.”

Derick: *Shoots random guy 2 in the face.*

by HonestLiberal December 26, 2017

Supermarket Rock

Music that is heard in a supermarket or has a distinctive style like the music heard in a supermarket.

Girl: OMG I LOVE BREAKING BENJAMIN!!
Guy: Dude, it all sounds like the same damn supermarket rock to me.

by Owen Lillrck (anagram it!) December 5, 2010

murder rock

A genre of rock music that is about or describes any and all acts of murder, homicide or killing. Which includes music about serial killers from the first person point of view or people who are murders. In order for a band to be called a murder rock band at least 75 percent of their materiel they perform, write, record and or release has to be about murder or the act of murdering in the lyrical content. It has a dark, edgy, creepy, overall disturbing feel when one listens to it.

the Wayne Gacy Trio out of Portland Oregon is a murder rock band.

by T. Hawthorne December 29, 2011

crock racks

What you call crack rocks when you're super wasted and trying to buy some

Drunk Guy: "Hey man, you got some crock racks?"
Dealer: "Is you hammered?"
Drunk Guy: "Nah man, I only had a couple drinks" *falls over

by poopthatcorn October 11, 2016

suit rock

The soulful, largely electronic music almost exclusively performed by British men in suits. Examples include Robert Palmer, ABC, Breathe, Johnny Hates Jazz, Rick Astley, and Living In A Box.

"I was in a bad mood until somebody at the bar put a bunch of suit rock on the jukebox."

by XLNZ March 29, 2017

Post-Yacht Rock

Music inspired by the MOR soundtrack albums of the mid-1980s, as typified by artists such as Kenny Loggins, Jan Hammer, Billy Ocean, and Glenn Frey. Similar to Yacht Rock, but open to a wider range of musical influences. Post-yacht rock often incorporates elements of hard rock, smooth jazz, synth pop, calypso, soft rock, reggae, and arena rock. Post-yacht rock is typified by musicians who unironically embrace the sound of Kenny Loggins' "Highway to the Danger Zone." It is especially popular among college students who grew up listening to cover songs performed on reality competition TV shows.

The new Daft Punk album is post-yacht rock.

by Velocirooster May 20, 2015

Dumber than a rock

A guy named Michael who acts like he knows everything and does stupid shit.

Michael: How do you spell "sexist"
Me: You're dumber than a rock

by 093707053 July 3, 2018