(The term comes from mad cow disease, though it could also refer to a Brazilian song called "Levada louca" ("crazy rhythm") by Ivete Sangalo, which most of us originally misheard as "A vaca louca" — but I'm digressing here).
After an opening dance, Mr. DeFrantz, as Monk, eases into a chair but can't get comfortable; his body twitches as if he were being driven mad by rhythm and memories.
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A Driving Force Serge Diaghilev elevated the relationship with his commissions of ballet music by Stravinsky, driving his Ballets Russes dancers mad with the uncountable rhythms of "The Rite of Spring".
Not only was it in color, a new feature for inside pages, but Mad worked to capture the rhythm of the original poem.
In episode two, we delve into the development of Harmonix's Dance Central franchise by the mad geniuses whoseRock Band series redefined what a rhythm game could be.
Those instincts were there in the first "Mad Max," which, for all its cheapness, picked up rhythm whenever it hit the highway, and they are resurgent here.
But as with his theme song for the hit series "Mad Men," RJD2's smarter moments merely involve a rhythm kicking in.
In episode two, he delves into the development of Harmonix's Dance Central franchise by the mad geniuses whose Rock Band series redefined what a rhythm game could be.
His investigation goes horrifically wrong and his bad conscience, his festering awareness of career mortality and his screwed-up circadian rhythms mean that he is driven slowly mad with sleep deprivation: a kind of fatal familial insomnia of the soul.
