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n. A band that plays garage rock music.
Wikipedia
The term garage band can refer to:
- A band that performs garage rock
- A band that plays in a garage
- GarageBand, audio production software published by Apple Inc.
- GarageBand.com (2003 - 2010), a website that helped publicize emerging bands
- Garage Band (comics), a 2005 European graphic novel by Gipi
- Garage Band, a 2008 American novel by S.F. Lynch
- Garageband (TV series), a Canadian/American animated television series
Usage examples of "garage band".
This means that a lot of people in the 16 to 30 year old bracket are very aware of the underground uses and applications of technology -- not only computers and virtual reality and game-making, but also desktop publishing, garage band rock and roll, and a counter-cultural record industry that often runs on very small pressings of very obscure groups and sounds.
Nor the feelings of despair before the band finally began to sound like something more than another garage band.
Actually, the innovated artist had done just that, his garage band making the jump to stardom during the Turn, capitalizing on the opportunity to be the first openly Inderland band.
The ghost's garage band T-shirt said he'd lived, and died, in the immediate area.
Since the Watergate was all things to all people - a hotel and an apartment building and a shopping mall and an office building, and probably also backup guitar in a garage band on weekends - it had been decided they might as well all stay right there in the hotel part while Dortmunder and Kelp visited Max Fairbanks in the apartment part.