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Songs or music that can be on any format such as radio, tape, or cd.
Why don't you pop in some tunes to listen to?
tunes by Al "The Computer Guy" April 15, 2004
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The word Hippies use to call Music, Beats, or any kind of Songs.
"Dude, where's the tunes?" (*puff*)
Tunes by M. Mathers June 8, 2005
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tunes disease

a disease sufferd by people who simply can't stop groovin'.

many times these people will be seen dancing and groovin' as they were at a Dead show. However, there is no music playing.
Did you see that hippie? He's dancing so hard he must have tunes disease.
tunes disease by axlisgod1 February 22, 2011

tunes disease

a disease you get when you simply cant stop groovin.
that hippie was dancin so hard. he must have a case of tunes disease.
tunes disease by axlforlife February 22, 2011

Second Hand Tunes 

The audible pollution emanating from cheap, poorly fitted earbuds, such as the free buds doled out from Apple. Victims of second hand tunes are forced to listen to the distorted treble range of tunes typically in venues where quiet is the social norm (public transit, cafes, libraries).
When Ken and I took our seats on the train, we quickly realized we were the victims of second hand tunes pouring out of Tank's cranium.
Second Hand Tunes by dbader October 10, 2008

Weeaboo tunes 

Typically Jpop
The music used as the opening or ending an anime
Weeaboo tunes by swydyl April 23, 2015

Looney tunes 

Chugz: What's all the fuzz about Rah dog?
Shanker: His friend K-man was literally on fire, and he tried to put it out the fire with a screwdriver....
Chugz: That's Looney tunes for ya!
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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