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Great question that was asked today was, "would you pay to see a dead artist perform in holographic form"? Think about all the artists you could bring back and
by zdgman 14y ago
Great question that was asked today was, "would you pay to see a dead artist perform in holographic form"?
Think about all the artists you could bring back and have perform for people when using this technology.
- lo_fye 14y agoWith the exception of Gorillaz, I probably wouldn't pay to see A holographic artist perform, but I would pay to see a bunch of them perform together. Elvis, Buddy Holly, Tupac, Ricky Valenz, Kurt Cobain, etc. Get DJ BC to create the mashup, and away we go.
- jQueryIsAwesome 14y agoI think a Sci-Fi "theater" would be nice too, just imagine all the things from The Matrix happening in real time in front of you (that is, just a believable 3D without glasses).
- blhack 14y agoYes. Honestly, I'm not at a show to watch somebody perform their music, I'm there to enjoy that music with a few hundred/thousand other people, and listen to it on a big stereo. It's a socializing thing, not a consumption thing.
- zdgman 14y agoI think most people are in the same boat with you. When you are young you tend to push close up to the stage or jump into the thick of things, maybe because you like mosh pits. When you get older it's all about going to hear how well the band performs live and enjoy a tasty adult beverage. Most entertainment venues I visit now I end up standing toward the back.