holy trinity of classic rock

Led Zeppelin's untitled album, Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon," and The Who's "Who's Next." These albums are regarded as the "holy trinity of classic rock" for their overwhelming popularity, the quality of their music, and their contributions to the airwaves. The fact that songs from these albums may be overplayed on classic rock stations only cements their importance to the "genre."

"We Won't Get Fooled Again" is a song from "Who's Next," a component of the holy trinity of classic rock.

by GIANT HOGWEED LIVES May 2, 2005

classic rock

Is better than todays Violent Music.

Music these days is too violent. Drugs, sex, killing or whining (emo) is all I hear on most radio stations these days.

by coo coo for coca puffs March 23, 2005

classic matt

To say or do something sterotypical of an average teenager but in a slightly comical or repetative maner.

"classic matt" said andy after watching his friend fall over for the 3rd time that day.

by jpgssjhg March 23, 2008

The Classical Academy

A charter school in Colorado Springs Colorado. You will find that every student is dressed in a polo shirt, khaki pants, wearing black dress shoes and a belt. About 97% of the student body is Christian and strangely enough most of them attend services at the megachurch right next to the east campus. You will immediately be able to sniff out the one public school kid that transferred because he/she will be the only one without a bible in their pocket.

That kid has a bad case of PTSD, He must have transferred from The Classical Academy.

by MiserableHighSchoolStudent December 11, 2018

classical control

Classical Control is the topic of analysis and design of linear feedback control systems using concepts developed prior to 1960. These concepts include: obtaining linear models, Laplace Transform analysis, Root Locus, and Frequency Response methods.

The autopilot of an airplane is often designed using classical control.

by Gene F Franklin June 11, 2006

classic conversation

(1) a conversation held in an old-fashioned manner, usually face-to-face or on the phone; often used to denigrate old-fashioned bosses or old school parents

(2) a face-to-face conversation, as opposed to conversations via text, email, twitter or phone

(3) a conversation that instantly becomes memorable

If I had known we were going to break up via twitter, I would've asked for a classic conversation.

After all of the sexting, the classic conversation was a little weird.

My boss is old school. Doesn't do email and always wants a classic conversation.

by Marcus Antonius June 19, 2009

Classic Comfort

When someone fails beforehand (earlier during the week, for example) and then pulls off the same fail at a later given time, forcing you to proclaim this term.

Guy1: Did Mike just lose at beer pong?
Guy2: Yes. Yes, he did.
Guy1: Didn't he lose earlier tonight....and last night, too?
Guy2: No doubt about it.
Guy1 & Guy2: (in unison) Classic Comfort!

by Cumfirst December 7, 2009