"You're so lucky I was here to roll you onto your side; you would've Jimi Hendrixed all over yourself."
by crasslady September 21, 2006
He wasnt actually that good, true he was inventive inavative and different but his technique wasnt the best. Eric Clapton in my opinion has a much better technique and playing style and is much more clean and efficient in what he plays. He was still a good guy tho.
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by Icarus January 03, 2005
Jimi Hendrix was good for his times and also was inspired by the music of Eric Clapton. Great Song writer and created some memoriable riffs but a very messy techinical player. Deffintley not the greatest role model either. Guitarist for the masses but not for the eilite guitarist.
Satch, Vai, Johnson, Malmsteen, Johnson, and Lifemore are the best guitarists in the world. Unlike Jimi they also understand music theory, and how to read and write music
by thelumberjack April 29, 2005
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by christw October 19, 2006
1) a Night Terror
2) a particularly scary Nightmare
a Jimi Hendrix Dream is a nightmare that happens in a semi-conscious state. You are either totally asleep and dream that you are awake, but it is hard to move.
Or you are conscious but can't move because your body hasn't awoken, although your mind has.
In that state you cannot move an inch but you feel as though your spirit can, albeit with some difficulty.
This is a well known and widely accepted medical condition that most if not all humans will experience, some more frequently than others. And seems to be more common in those with known sleep problems, such as, sleepwalking, insomnia, or hypersomnia.
However being raised in a religious household your parents may confuse a Night Terror with their 2 teenage sons frequently listening to Rock Music
2) a particularly scary Nightmare
a Jimi Hendrix Dream is a nightmare that happens in a semi-conscious state. You are either totally asleep and dream that you are awake, but it is hard to move.
Or you are conscious but can't move because your body hasn't awoken, although your mind has.
In that state you cannot move an inch but you feel as though your spirit can, albeit with some difficulty.
This is a well known and widely accepted medical condition that most if not all humans will experience, some more frequently than others. And seems to be more common in those with known sleep problems, such as, sleepwalking, insomnia, or hypersomnia.
However being raised in a religious household your parents may confuse a Night Terror with their 2 teenage sons frequently listening to Rock Music
Dads: Is Jeff up yet?
Kenny: Yeah, he is in the bathroom
Dads: Did he have another one of his Jimi Hendrix Dreams again last night?
Kenny: Yeah, he is in the bathroom
Dads: Did he have another one of his Jimi Hendrix Dreams again last night?
by ScaldedDog August 25, 2009
by JoJo55 October 19, 2004