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...modern technology were to find a way to transform recorded concerts into a three-dimensional, hologram performance. Think what they did with Elvis on American Idol. Far fetched, I know...but stay with me on this...

Let's say the classic 1981 Houston Journey concert were to be transformed and shown throughout major arenas. There would be a real stage and a live crowd. You knew it was a hologram, but weren't able to tell the difference. It would be as if you were seeing the real deal. Would you go?

If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

What other concerts would you want to see?

My bad...didn't mean to post it twice.

Art Vandelay wrote:...modern technology were to find a way to transform recorded concerts into a three-dimensional, hologram performance. Think what they did with Elvis on American Idol. Far fetched, I know...but stay with me on this...

Let's say the classic 1981 Houston Journey concert were to be transformed and shown throughout major arenas. There would be a real stage and a live crowd. You knew it was a hologram, but weren't able to tell the difference. It would be as if you were seeing the real deal. Would you go?

If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

What other concerts would you want to see?

Put on a hologram concert of the first ROR show at Mountain Aire and I'm soooo there! Would probably miss just about any concert to even just watch a hologram show of that one.

Art Vandelay wrote: ...modern technology were to find a way to transform recorded concerts into a three-dimensional, hologram performance. Think what they did with Elvis on American Idol. Far fetched, I know...but stay with me on this...

Let's say the classic 1981 Houston Journey concert were to be transformed and shown throughout major arenas. There would be a real stage and a live crowd. You knew it was a hologram, but weren't able to tell the difference. It would be as if you were seeing the real deal. Would you go?

In a heartbeat.

Art Vandelay wrote:If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

The real Journey(meaning the one with the Perry hologram).

Art Vandelay wrote:What other concerts would you want to see?

The Mountain Aire ROR

ohsherrie wrote:The Mountain Aire ROR

I was there.

Barb wrote:

ohsherrie wrote:The Mountain Aire ROR

I was there.

I'm green with envy, seriously.

But how did this thread get here twice? When I clicked on the other one I thought my post must have gotten lost or something so I posted again in it.

Seriously I dreamt this exact hologram performance idea last night!

ohsherrie wrote:

Barb wrote:

ohsherrie wrote:The Mountain Aire ROR

I was there.

I'm green with envy, seriously.

But how did this thread get here twice? When I clicked on the other one I thought my post must have gotten lost or something so I posted again in it.

My bad. Something weird happened on my end. I thought it didn't send, then hit send again.

Marabelle wrote:Seriously I dreamt this exact hologram performance idea last night!

It must have been a wonderful dream.

Art Vandelay wrote:...modern technology were to find a way to transform recorded concerts into a three-dimensional, hologram performance. Think what they did with Elvis on American Idol. Far fetched, I know...but stay with me on this...

Let's say the classic 1981 Houston Journey concert were to be transformed and shown throughout major arenas. There would be a real stage and a live crowd. You knew it was a hologram, but weren't able to tell the difference. It would be as if you were seeing the real deal. Would you go?

If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

What other concerts would you want to see?

I'd sure love to experience the '81 HoloJourney! Then teleport (is that possible?) to a HoloROR show!
Finally,I'd want to see the 3D version of that Philly show that ended the Frontiers & Beyond DVD.

I would KILL for the Houston show, the Frontiers Philly Shows and the
Mountain Aire ROR show to be shown at an IMAX theater near me!!!

Hell, I'd kill to have ALL 4 of these shows digitally re-mastered on DVD,
normal, HD, Blue-Ray... Doesn't matter!

Art Vandelay wrote:If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

The hologram.

Matthew wrote:

Art Vandelay wrote:If the current (live) incarnation of Journey were playing within driving distance on the same night, which show would you go see?

The hologram.

Back from the dead?

Deb wrote:Put on a hologram concert of the first ROR show at Mountain Aire and I'm soooo there! Would probably miss just about any concert to even just watch a hologram show of that one.

I saw it when it was here in CT....

but hey....Deb, I'll go with ya back in time & we can see it again! LOL

I believe that my Steve Av is from that show...

TRAGChick wrote:

Good pic...I like the b&w one better, though. Just my opinion.