ABACABB

This was the code that would let you have blood in Mortal Kombat

man1: wheres the fucking blood?

man2: enter the blood code " ABACABB "

scorpion : " GET OVER HERE!! "

by Mike D is D February 8, 2005

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The cheat code for blood and uncensored fatalities on Mortal Kombat in the Sega Genesis version "ABACABB" a nod to the Abacab album by the band Genesis who shared their name with the North American version of the console. This version was given an MA-13 rating by the Videogame Rating Council.

What's the blood code for MK one again? Oh, right, "ABACABB"

by LAP327 August 14, 2015

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ABACABB is a Death Metal/Hardcore band from Washington D.C. that formed in 2004. They have shared the stage with bands such as Thumbscrew, Despised Icon, Reflux, Too Pure to Die, Black My Heart, On Broken Wings, August Burns Red, Cassius, The Burning Season, Through the Eyes of the Dead, From A Second Story Window, Into the Moat, Glass Casket, Aria, All Else Failed, Ed Gein, The Judas Cradle, Misery Signals.

dude 1: Hey, whats that band that is named after the Mortal Combat blood code?

dude2: Oh, you mean the band ABACABB!

by chobo1 June 15, 2009

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when the band Genesis was putting an album together in 1981 they took a series of musical notes located somewhere in a song (BACABA) and reversed it. The reversed notation became the new album's title. It was released that fall and hit the top 10 around the world. Hits from the album included "No Reply", the title track, "Man On the Corner" and "Keep It Dark", which is about an alien contact experience (honest!). The other tracks are really good as well. ABACAB's success showed that Genesis had become a major multi-platinum force for the new decade.

During the winter of 1982 the song 'ABACAB' scored on the charts. The title is pronounced "ah-buh-cab". So how do you write a song with that title? It's just a strange nonsence word, so it was used in a call and response method in the chorus. The rest of the lyrics make absolutely no sence whatsoever, the whole song's lyrics really add up to saying nothing. Still, that's much better than the cookie cutter manufactured method of songwriting used by so many people today (all this generic "baby baby baby" stuff - bleccch!). Yet the song is very tuneful, it's quite complex (this is Genesis, after all), and it became another huge hit for the band. Check out the entire album, it's really that good!

by I Saw U2 Live Twice February 28, 2009

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