geddie

To attend a party with the intentions of a saboteur; to disingenuously accept the good graces of a host and abuse them mercilessly. Objectives might include:
- decorating the walls with duck paté
- leaving water-filled condoms in the freezer
- putting ice cream in sock drawers
- immolating priceless childhood relics
- liberating alcohol

Yeah, we totally geddied his party. Let's never touch that serenity stuff again.

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Geddy

A jam session, taken from getty meaning get together. Geddy is the first name of Rush's bassist/ singer/ synthist

Dude, bring your guitar and some bud, we're going to a Geddy

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Geddi

A crazy-haired beast that resides in the city of Jackson, New Jersey. Usually seen drunk at a party, passed out at a concert, or simply blazing an L. He is a rare beast and is usually trying to find a mate.

Our 40s and blunts are gone.. wtf did they go?!

Geddi must have stealth ninja attacked us.

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Geddy

A man who has a extremely large penis and is usually a dick. He might be very tall and drive a big truck.

Damn marcus, im gonna cheat on you with that geddy.

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Geddy Levi's

A pair of pants that would fit so tight, your voice will go up two octaves higher as that of Geddy Lee's.

Those are some awesome Geddy Levi's!

geddy lee

Born Gary Lee Weinrib

Bassist, vocalist, and keyboardist for the progressive rock group, Rush.

Born in Ontario Canada in 1955 where he played with his friend Alex Zijonivich (Lifeson)

Worked in his mother's hardware store

Basses:
Canora
Fender Precision Bass
Rickenbacker 4001
Rickenbacker 4003
Rickenbacker 4080
Fender Jazz Bass
Steinberger
Wal
Jaco Pastorius Signature Jazz Bass

Wrote lyrics for Rush on their first album, "Rush"

Distinct Cream influenced style which progressed to his signature driving A string sound with fills and bass chords

Geddy Lee was in the band Rush with Alex Lifeson and John Rutsey, but Rutsey disliked touring and had diabetes so Neil Peart came along.

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Geddy-esque

Complex and/or fast sequences on bass guitar, usually similar in style or reminiscent of the style of Geddy Lee, legendary bass player and vocalist of the progressive Canadian rock trio Rush.

That was a wicked bass solo. It was kinda Geddy-esque.