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Dance Move Subtitles
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Graphical displays or text describing how to pull off complicated dance moves out of movies or music clips, such as in Michael Jackson's "Thriller", on DVD.
—mrkillboy, Dec 12 2001

Dance Dance Revolution http://www.salon.co...ure/2001/01/23/ddr/
Tangentially related. [PotatoStew, Dec 12 2001, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       An LCD display dance floor, perhaps? Diagrams showing where your feet should be for the next two or three moves?
—phoenix, Dec 12 2001
   

       Top British pop band Steps has been known to include instructions in their videos, and to supply diagrams with their CDs.
—pottedstu, Dec 12 2001
   

       I got roped into playing on one of those games (see [PotatoStew's] link) the other day, whilst in a semi-drunken stupour. My female opponent was a little miffed when I put her to shame on it.
—-alx, Dec 12 2001
   

       Yeah, I wish normal CDs would be released with Dance Dance Revolution steps as some sort of plug-in. I love the game, but the shallow teenybopper music drives me up the wall. (The arcade version is a little better.)
—jutta, Dec 13 2001
   

       Concurring with Jutta, the music is weak but the physical exhilaration is addictive.
—bristolz, Dec 13 2001
   

       I think Dance Dance Revolution is a weird weird thing. Instead of just dancing you follow a grid with lights and a screen and I know there is other things going on but that game just upsets me... a Dance Dance Revolution party where every body has there own game and we all dance/play togther.
—Protector of Mankind, Mar 16 2002
   

       Dance Revolution is the only game worth going to an arcade for these days, IMHO. There ought to be a home version that lets you compose or download steps for your mp3s.
—Jeremi, Mar 17 2002
   

       whatever happened to good old-fashioned twister?   

       complicated moves, graphical & textual display describing such moves, tons of fun!
—pauluskc, May 11 2004
   

       Wasn't this baked for Time Warp in The Rocky Horror Picture Show?   

       It's just a jump to the left. And then a step to the ri-yiy-yight.
Put your hands on your hips; and bring your knees in ti-yight.
And then a pelvic thru-ust that really drives you insa-yay-yay-yane.
—GenYus, Jun 28 2004
   

       Also, when a dancer does a really cool move, I think points should spin off their head, like in mortal combat.
—lawpoop, Jun 28 2004
   
      
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