headnodic
adj.— «Rareities, new beats, forgotten nuggets, and genre surfing through a sumptous jambalaya of soulful organica and electronica, spiced with ragga and rugged headnodic chunes.» —“I’m spinning @ lucky lounge on saturday” Bleargh @ Tribe.net July 12, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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