Sentence examples for mad track from inspiring English sources

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.

Noun 1. bamboozler, that special type of mad track that really leaves you spinning for days on end E: Play this one when you bury me mum.

But the jazziest arthouse mad tracking shot surely features in I Am Cuba (1964) by Soviet director Mikhail Kalatozov.

In US cinema, the mad tracking shot has become a gladiatorial sport over the years, with directors trying to outdo each other and their precursors.

That's the essence of the mad tracking shot: the sense, so rare in the essentially detached medium of film and TV, that we're watching a real-time spectacle of actors and technicians testing their limits in the moment.

In its uniquely extreme way, Russian Ark reveals the quasi-live quality inherent to all mad tracking shots, restoring a dimension of dance or circus to the film experience.

Birdman achieves that immersion through an unusually ambitious use of what you might call the mad tracking shot – a long, rapturously complicated camera move that seems to defy all spatial and temporal logic.

The art of the mad tracking shot – the seamless, sinuous take that seems to go on for ever – has become a big deal in recent years, whether outrageously faked, as in Iñárritu's Birdman, or performed with stately rigour, as in Sokurov's Russian Ark.

"I went mad, running round the track, screaming at the top of my voice: 'I'm ready.

Look at sport - Jamaica is mad about track and field.

This is a mad four track EP, one side kind of deep house and the other kind of UK funky/ grime type stuff but every track is a totally twisted take on each style.