1) a musical group with only two styles of play, "on" and "off;" a band with no variation in genre or style
2) a powermetal band with fast and intense songs that all sound the same
2) a powermetal band with fast and intense songs that all sound the same
by Kongress February 25, 2008
Despite never performing in the same Rolling Stones lineup, Mick Taylor and Ron Wood are band-in-laws.
by Cutters79 September 02, 2011
When a musical group sounds just right as a whole - they are synchronized, supplement (together), and complement (off beat) each other, sounding complete and not overdone.
by bhaskarns January 24, 2021
A band that has made a facebook page and discusses picture opportunities and makes t-shirts...but hasn't actually written any music, performed anywhere or had any band practices.
Wow..that band page has a lot of likes..wait, have they even written any music? What a facebook band!
by AndAllThatTaz May 31, 2011
It is a person who is very good at band; who loves to be in the band or loves to play music for the band.
by ABlondeGirlInYourGeometryClass November 15, 2011
The Dan Band is best well known as the wedding band from the movie Old School, in which they performed a profane arrangement of Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” (they also performed the song "Lady"), and as the Bat Mitzvah band performing a sultry, seductive, and maybe pedophilic version of George Benson’s “I feel like making love” in the movie Starsky & Hutch.
The lead singer of the band is Dan Finnerty and he is originally from Bath, New York.
The band’s first LP was released in April, 2005 on Side One Dummy Records and is a live recording of one of their many sold out shows.
The lead singer of the band is Dan Finnerty and he is originally from Bath, New York.
The band’s first LP was released in April, 2005 on Side One Dummy Records and is a live recording of one of their many sold out shows.
The Dan Band constantly tours the country and you should see them live, join their mailing list, and check out their website.
by Stu Rabin June 10, 2005
I wouldn't even call these "bands" because they play no instruments and can barely sing. To make matters worse, every one follows the same formula:
-- the good looking guy;
-- the talented guy (the only one who can actually sing);
-- the shy, quiet guy;
-- the "older brother" type; and
-- the "bad boy."
-- the good looking guy;
-- the talented guy (the only one who can actually sing);
-- the shy, quiet guy;
-- the "older brother" type; and
-- the "bad boy."
Boy bands are creepy. Here's 5 guys in their late-twenties and early-thirties who sing love songs to 12- and 13-year-old girls! Boy bands make R. Kelly look like the Patrib Saint of Chastity!
by Bozz Hawg April 07, 2004