The show's set producers were apparently "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.
The right remix could see the dramatic Beautiful Spain or the energetic disco of Sonic Boom fly into the singles chart, while the electro-trancery of Hummingbirds apparently induced frantic glow-stick waving when they played Ibiza last year - which goes to show that even clubbers aren't immune to Venus Hum's brand of magic.
The jury forewoman reportedly took a deep breath as she handed the verdict to the judge, and the only sound that could be heard in Courtroom 9 was apparently the frantic typing of reporters.
Solo again after Destiny's Child's final album, Destiny Fulfilled, Beyoncé's second album, 2006's B-Day, was apparently recorded in a frantic burst of creativity.
President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia, who has appeared repeatedly on Western television during the days of conflict with Russia, made frantic and apparently overstated warnings on Wednesday that Russian troops were poised to enter the Georgian capital, Tbilisi.
At least one user has tweeted a photo of a cracked iPhone screen - apparently as a result of frantic tapping whilst playing the game.
Apparently, baseball ordered them to channel 2007, when their frantic rush to a playoff spot electrified the game.
David Cameron's apparently jinxed speech on Europe in the Netherlands was cancelled after frantic consultations led the prime minister's advisers to conclude the hostage crisis in Algeria made the speech impossible to deliver.
But it must have been a frantic, frenetic and opportune time for Hoffman, who apparently even then was soaking up as much as he possibly could from the masters about this 'social network thing.'.
A leaked transcript of the cockpit voice recorder from the aircraft apparently reveals how co-pilot Lubitz did not let Captain Patrick Sondenheimer back into the cockpit, despite frantic pleas.
