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Might work for some manufactured pop stars and the like, but I can't see that being a big thing. I can't start a mosh pit in my living room, and pulling out my
by 67726e 10y ago
Might work for some manufactured pop stars and the like, but I can't see that being a big thing. I can't start a mosh pit in my living room, and pulling out my lighter for that ballad just isn't going to have the same feeling. I can't go see a band like Jucifer[0] play music so loud that I can feel the music with every fiber of my being.
You're forgetting one very real thing, music is more than just an aural and visual experience. There's a very good reason people shell out hundreds on tickets, drive 6 hours, wait in line for another 3, buy $8 beers, and fight a crowd of sweaty, amped up folks to get to the very front.
[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jucifer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jucifer
- Paul_S 10y agoAll of those things can be provided by a virtual band - that's pretty much the point of the article. You can still have concerts where you interact with other flesh and blood fans.