Monster Records Studio

Monster Records Studio is an imaginary company that doesn't exist, it's used from babies and children to indicate that they go to play to their imaginary "work"

9 y.o. child: "I'm going to work"
"Where do you work? You're only 9 y.o."
"I work at Monster Records Studio"
"Ohhh so you're going to play!!"

by rotondo da sosa November 27, 2022

Hi or Hey Records

A record label created by 4 Aussie band members belonging to the band 5 Seconds of Summer. The name originates from the 5SOS Celebrity Love Doctor interview and can also be heard at the end of their Wherever You Are music video.

5SOS: Hi/Hey we're 5 Seconds of Summer!

Ashton: Is it hi or hey?

Michael: IS IT HI OR HEY?!

Thus leading to the name of Hi or Hey Records.

by lrh's wife. January 27, 2014

guiness book of records

The most commonly stolen book from public libraries.

Also a widely renown source of the biggest, most expensive and most weird things on the planet. A throughouhly interesting read.

Person 1: "Hey man, check out what I just scored from the library!"
Person 2: "Dude, it's just the Guiness Book of Records. Save yourself the late fees and go buy it for $10"

by Rock DJ June 27, 2005

Stones Throw Records

California underground hip-hop label created by producer/DJ Peanut Butter Wolf in 1996

Stones Throw Records' roster includes Lootpack, Oh No, Medaphoar, and Declaime

by TrebleHead January 20, 2005

Record baby

A baby spinning on a record screaming at the top of his lungs

The record baby is so loud I can't hear the fucking song

by Abchannel12 May 3, 2023

Criminal record fever

A term applied to both men and women who have the hots for anyone who has a criminal record. This term is generally applied to women, considering the majority of people with criminal records are men, but can also be used for men who have a sexual preference to women with a criminal record

“Oh my good he has a criminal record, what a bad boy! I love bad boys, I can’t control my criminal record fever”

by Brian3000 August 27, 2019

Princeton Record Exchange

A CD store, also known as PREX, located in Princeton, NJ. You can find all the CD's you're looking for, and even the ones you weren't looking for but buy anyway. People spend hundreds of dollars buying huge stacks of CD's, DVD's, video games and vinyl's. If you live in the area, it's the only place you'll ever have to go to find music and movies and extremely low prices, especially if you browse in the $1.99 section.

#1: I just spent $17 on that new Cold War Kids album.
#2: Dude, you should've gone to Princeton Record Exchange.

by P Banger April 7, 2009