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This article is over a year old, but I looked back and didn't find a thread for it. If there already is one, sorry!
http://www.destructoid.com/final-fan...s-157570.phtml
The links for the music are broken, so you'll have to provide it yourself, but the article itself is intriguing.
Not enough final boss themes go for 15+ minutes these days.
That's a very interesting look at Kefka's character as a whole. I wouldn't have put two and two together myself.
That was smurfing awesome and summed up a lot of what I liked about FFVI, its soundtrack, and Kefka. I also learned something from it. I had picked up on most of the musical motifs worked into Dancing Mad already but I hadn't gotten how the final part referenced earlier themes (apart from, obviously, the reprise of the opening music).
Fun fact, that YouTube link right at the bottom - Dancing Mad performed at the Sydney Opera House in 2007... I was there. Geeking it up in the front row with my girlfriend who had surprised herself in agreeing to come.
I was epically tired having staying up all night to cram for an exam I had earlier that day, so I was kind of drifting in and out of microsleeps, so to be honest.. it was a bit of a case of bad timing (and bad exam preparation :monster:) but Dancing Mad was the stand out performance for me that day.
I love the track, still one of my favorite Boss themes in gaming but... I feel there is a bit too much speculation and presumption in his analysis in the article. Especially towards the third and fourth movements.