Vinyard

Vinyard; (proper noun) as in to be a "Vinyard". One who is worthless and lacks any attribute worth complementing. Not to be confused with Billy Bum

Ayyy, ya man Smush Parker thinks he Vinyard .

by JTW-CLS-SER May 16, 2016

VINYLJ

Like the word CDJ but referring to a vinyl turntable, like a technics 1200.

Could also mean "a vinyl dj" as opposed to "a cd dj, CDJ or laptop DJ".

Paul: "Okay so the parties on, I'll bring the mackies and the sub, you bring your mixer, CDJ's and VINYLJ's."

Steve: "Did you just say VINYLJ in reference to a turntable? Its called a turntable bro."

by feetoid October 18, 2010

vinyls

The improper way of saying more than one vinyl. To someone who collects records, it's one of the most annoying things.

kid1: dude lets go to a record store. i need more vinyls
kid2: man you're such a douche.... vinyl plural is vinyl
kid1: who cares? you know what i meant...
kid2: just get some at vinyl collective and don't ever talk to me again...

by d moneyy November 21, 2009

vinyl pervert

an obsessive record collector.

I couldnt get near the record bins because there were too many vinyl perverts in the way

by Giselle Gardonyi March 15, 2004

vinyl ass

The wet ass feeling you get from sitting on vinyl folding chairs. Also known as Slippery Butt Syndrome.

Man now i've got a wet spot on my jeans from severe vinyl ass!

by Chuck Bucket February 17, 2005

Vinyl Village

A neighborhood in an urban area/ suburb of the big city where lower income houses are built. The Houses usually have a brick facade on the front of the house, while the surrounding sides are made of a cheap vinyl material. These houses seem to cheap in the beginning, but to keep in good condition they must be re-vinyled every 2 years.

Ben: Hey Kelly, look at that vinyl village "brookston place"!
Kelly: Yeah, those houses are crap!

by Ben&Kelly from Indy June 7, 2009

URBAN VINYL

Urban Vinyl is an art form which began in the late 1990's that falls somewhere between high art and action figure design. These vinyl figures carry a graffitii artist sensibility and are usually produced in small runs (between 500 and 2000). The urban vinyl toy craze started in Hong Kong, with artist Michael Lau credited with starting the trend. The design of the toys is mainly done by graffiti artists, musicians, djs, illustrators, and comic book artists from places like Hong Kong, Japan, New York and San Francisco. For example, Takashami Murakami, the Japanese artist and designer, has had his art in the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and now he has urban vinyl toys. Frank Kozik of San Francisco, a well known rock poster artist, has begun creating a series of toys in Japan and here in the states. Sometimes the toy is designed completely by an artist – body, clothes, accessories and paint. At other times the artist designs the shape and then another artist paints it. Some of the toys were created by as many as 12 different artists. Urban Vinyl figures have become collector's items sometimes selling for hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
Spawned by the incorporation of hip hop into Asian and American popular culture, Urban Vinyl also very often depicts figures from the genre (such as Michael Lau's depiction of the LMF rappers from Hong Kong) or other facets of youth oriented, urban pop culture.

First graffitii, now urban vinyl, what hip hop inspired kid's stuff will be considered art next?

by Vasili February 3, 2006