Originally a black slang term for fornication with vigour (sex). The term was adopted by early rock n' roll DJs (mostly white) who used it to describe the hybrid R&B/Country we have all come to know and drink beer to. The term also probably contributed to the parental angst of the 1950's adding to the "evil" reputation of those "nasty rock n' rollers".
by gazeboman October 08, 2003
by rock fan October 28, 2003
A deceased genre of music; it has been replaced by a lesser, weaker form called 'rock' .
A genre of music that actually involves talent in which singers, with an actual vocal range, with actual musicians , who actually know their instruments, actually play technically-important music that can't be done by 5 minutes of Fruity Loops, Acid Pro, or some other home-crapshop recorder.
A genre of music that actually involves talent in which singers, with an actual vocal range, with actual musicians , who actually know their instruments, actually play technically-important music that can't be done by 5 minutes of Fruity Loops, Acid Pro, or some other home-crapshop recorder.
by Ben October 08, 2003
Hurry up, Dude, let's rock 'n' roll!
by starved4jizz July 26, 2006
A form of music usually involving guitars, drums, bass and vocals. Also a dismissive or 'whatever' type statement given when there is nothing else to say, or as a prefix to an equally dismissive or 'whatever' type phrase.
by Anton S. Trees October 01, 2003
Person 1: Hey man are you gonna go to the KMFDM concert?
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll
Person 1: Are you lying to me?
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll
Person 1: Are you lying to me?
Person 2: Rock 'n' Roll
by Sam A. M. October 16, 2003
An awesome genre of music that many believe died after the 80s. I say that new rock is good but it was best in the 90s with Rage Against The Machine, Green Day, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Offspring, and Metallica.
by Okita-Sama March 13, 2005