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acid jazz 

A style of music that utilizes electronic and hip-hop techniques to create a somewhat upbeat or sensual psychedelic soundscape. It is often characterized by its use of loops and samples of original jazz and blues recordings but with electronic beats, scratching, and mixing.

US3's 1993 recording "Cantaloupe" is an acid jazz version of Herbie Hancock's "Cantaloupe Island."
acid jazz by Millsey November 20, 2007
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acid jazz 

a type of jazz music that hits hard when tripping balls (when using psychedelics: specifically acid).
I was tripping balls on acid jazz, having a great fucking time cunt
acid jazz by youngslut420 October 22, 2019
A popular movement in the late eighties and early nineties of electronic jazz music.
Acid Jazz typically consists of synthesizers playing parts that would otherwise be performed by acoustic instruments or by using loops and samples from original jazz songs.

Usually has lyrics and a strong drum beat. "Easy listening" dance music.
acidjazz by Proteus November 14, 2003
A style of music that utilizes electronic and hip-hop techiques to create a somewhat sensual psychedelic soundscape. It is often characterized by its use of loops and samples of original jazz and blues recordings but with electronic beats, scratching, and mixing.
Hey I found the new Massive Attack album in the 'acid jazz' section. I thought they were Trip-hop.
acidjazz by Millsy September 13, 2003
Creator of a lame "hacked" mirc client back in "the day".
Doug: Acidjazz sure did make a lame "hacked" mirc client back in "they day", didn't he?

Ted: Aye.
acidjazz by Anonymous March 5, 2003
the sickest coolest dopest fella ever in the history of the sickest coolest dopest fella's of all the worlds of the universe. and he's not the sux!
damn, i wish i was acidjazz
acidjazz by acidjazz March 4, 2003
late eighties British music label which released precisely no acid and no jazz
That new acid jazz record is shit!
acidjazz by jimaflip May 5, 2003
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