dancing mad造句

• With backing from Germany's biggest film company, Dancing Mad " ( 1925 ), another melodrama.
• More recently, " Dancing Mad ", the final boss theme from " Final Fantasy VI ", has been performed at Play!
• Another world premiere was " Dancing Mad " from " Final Fantasy VI ", performed by orchestra, choir, and pipe organ.
• Dance was of no interest to him until he saw a performance by the American choreographer Meredith Monk . " I became dance mad,"
• Patrick Gann of RPGFan claimed that the " Dancing Mad " track contained some of the " most astounding music ever created on a keyboard " and highly recommended the soundtrack.
• Listeners interpret the song as expressing a desire to dance extremely close . " Ella lo baila pegao, pegao, pegao ( she likes to dance mad close, close, close ) ".
• He criticized the overuse of synthesizer as opposed to live instruments in some tracks, and that some of the arrangements stayed too close to the original tracks, especially " Dancing Mad ".
• In January 2008, a performance artist named Wotaken filmed himself picking, cooking, and eating psychedelic mushrooms while completely naked, wearing a horse head mask and dancing to the " Final Fantasy " soundtrack " Dancing Mad ".
• Nobuo Uematsu's former rock band, The Black Mages, released a progressive metal version of Dancing Mad on their Darkness and Starlight ", is so named after its premiere track : a rock opera version of the entire opera from FFVI, including the Aria di Mezzo Carattere performed by Etsuyo Ota.
• On August 18, 2013, while headlining the Fantasy Rock Festival in Kawasaki, Japan with the Earthbound Papas, he revealed to the audience that he had originally intended to name their second album " Dancing Mad " after the " Final Fantasy VI " track which also appears on the album.
• Describing life in Vienna ( dated at either 1776 or 1786 ), Don Curzio wrote, " The people were dancing mad . . . The ladies of Vienna are particularly celebrated for their grace and movements of waltzing of which they never tire . " There is a waltz in the second act finale of the opera " Una Cosa Rara " written by Martin y Soler in 1786.