I didn't know you were on Lemmy, dad!

It's "cement concrete," or in other words, concrete with a cementitious binder (e.g. lime, Portland cement, pozzolan, fly ash, etc.).

That's in contrast to "asphalt concrete" (the black stuff roads are often paved with), which is concrete with a heavy petroleum (asphalt, a.k.a. bitumen) binder.

"Concrete" just means aggregate plus a fluid binder that cures and hardens. Arguably, things like epoxy quartz countertops and terrazzo flooring are "concrete," too.

Are you my brother-in-law?

Serious question, but is a cement mixer actually full of concrete and not cement then?

Compromise and call it clinker?

I learned something new today.