The recent favorable reception of a Roy Orbison holographic performance certainly opens up some interesting opportunities for extending legacies.
http://www.latimes.com/business/hollywood/la-fi-ct-orbison-hologram-20181006-story.html
I hope I'm dead before they get around to Jerry and Duane.
With all the great audio and video of the Dead, they could create fantastic holo I bet. Hell, I go to Grateful Dead movies, this would just be an upgrade.
With all the great audio and video of the Dead, they could create fantastic holo I bet. Hell, I go to Grateful Dead movies, this would just be an upgrade.
I have to agree.
I won't go to the Zappa fake tour though.
I'll pass on any of these.
Everyone has a plan, till you get punched in the face,
I'll pass on any of these.
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I'll pass on any of these.
Because you don't like the idea of holographic media, or because you don't like the bands?
[Edited on 10/16/2018 by BrerRabbit]
Cool idea, but for me, it would need to be a "performer" who had real stage presence:
Elvis
Prince
James Brown
I find the concept a bit creepy.
But, for those that don't, enjoy!
Cool idea, but for me, it would need to be a "performer" who had real stage presence:
For sure, the presence would be spooky good. Ike and Tina Turner Revue would be rad! Probably the last thing they would ever think of, too many huge names theyll hit first.
I would only go to one of these hologram shows at gunpoint. A clueless dying music industry clutching at straws. Yikes, what a concept. When they are dead they are dead. The End. Their legacy remain but hologram shows are a friggin' travesty. So i guess i'm a bit against the concept 
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