"the tune department" and "on top of his game"

**pink dragon** · 10-Dec-2005, 23:39

Hello, could anybody help please?

Q1: Several writers and reviewers have dismissed this song as being below average in the tune department， to which I would say， what are you listening to?
What does "department" mean in this case?

Q2: The way the final bars build and then resolve is a songwriter absolutely on top of his game.
What does "game" mean in this case?

**Tdol** · 11-Dec-2005, 05:48

1- We use 'department' colloquially to restrict or define an area, so ere it only means that the tune is dull- the video, lyrics, etc, could be fine
2- Performing well, doing a good job

**pink dragon** · 11-Dec-2005, 12:43

Thank you tdol,
you are always a great help in my English department!

**Tdol** · 12-Dec-2005, 06:36

You've got it.

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