rock and roll

a term used to describe the new emergence of rhythm and blues fusion type music in the 1950’s. often the music is referred to simply as rock in modern times. “rock and rolling” originally was a term frequently used in predominantly black neighborhoods to mean “having s-xual intercourse”. the term was however first derived as a musical term by disk jockey alan freed. alan freed first played a collection of rhythm and blues alb-ms in his show under the name “the moondog show”. however, upon relocating to new york he changed the name to “the rock and roll show”. he had full knowledge of the term and it’s racy implications, but probably found great satisfaction in the spread of the term among mainstream america with little knowledge of the term’s true meaning.
turn that darn rock and roll music down! back in my day we beat buffalo skin drums for our music!
-yelling parent
g-ds gift to man on the 8th day. rarely spoken as such.
rock and roll:
rocker- “and on the 8th day, g-d gave us the miracle of rock.”

dumb-ss-“dude, thats so not true. rock sucks.”

rocker- “oh shut the h-ll up, go back to your k$sha you douchbag.”
a music representing a lifestyle of doing what you want and living your life the way you wish to. freedom of speech and expression.
guitar’s, drums, and amps playing tunes to make people feel good. “it’s my life and i’ll live it my way. i’ll listen to rock and roll, you listen to what you want.”
one of the greatest led zeppelin songs out there, from their fourth alb-m, aka “led zeppelin iv” that came out in 1971.
“this song kicks -ss!”
“is it rock and roll?”
“no.”
“then it f-cking sucks.”
showing eagerness to do, or start something.
ben = “everyone ready to go?”

mich-lle = “yeahh.”
dean = “uh huh!”

ben = “let’s rock and roll!”
one of the greatest rock songs ever performed by none other than the greatest band of all time led zeppelin
hey led zepplein are performing rock and roll
they are the best band ever
another coinage from vietnam to denote full automatic fire (usually of the ar-15/m-16. the early m-16/ar-15’s did not have burst triggers – hence the whole magazine of 20-30 rounds could be run off fast). hardly ever were two weapons fired in cadence so a long rrrriiiipppp of automatic fire followed by others had a surreal sound like bars from rock and roll songs.
infantry conversation after a firefight: hear that? did you hear that?? i swear to christ with us cappin` charlie and charlie cappin’ us i f-ckin’ swear to g-d i heard someone playin’ “louie louie” in there. also to describe the state of mind and fighting mode intended by the grunts: “f-ck that ‘pick `yer shot sh-t…i’m goin’ in on rock and roll…gonna pray and spray the motherf-ckers”

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