Grateful Dead

If a program could be made that has the memory of all the members of the band and could then project new versions of songs from a list fed into it, it might be really cool. It would be the ultimate jukebox. But, that really doesn't sound like something that might come true. A lot of effort with not that many people willing to pay for it. It would be easier for the holographs to play already completed shows but that does not make me excited enough to pay for it, Who knows? As usual, I'm probably in the minority... If I had a McMansion I probably would have a Grateful Dead party in my finished basement once a month with my machine.

Thanks for posting this!! The idea in mind was actually a scenario where the current living original members would actually play live to a set previously performed with a hologram of Jerry ( and possibly Pig Pen etc. ) kinda like what DSO does. They could recreate a set from days of old with the current living members playing the set list live and the holograms performing from video/music archives. I know it's kinda far out but it would be a dream come true to a younger generation of Deadheads who never had the opportunity to see Jerry and other members. I appreciate any feedback. Much Luv!

this technology will replace your television. Actual "3D" moving image transmission, without the need for silly glasses.

Intriguing, but also a little creepy to me. Watching a hologram of a dead musician "perform" on stage during a show? I'm not entirely sure of how I feel about that. It's one thing to see images on a video screen, even 3D real-as-you-can-get recorded performances -- that's the general nature of all recorded performances, even audio-only. But onstage, daring you to discern the real from the digital, live musicians interacting with a simulacrum? Give me real live humans creating real live music, please. I guess, anyway. Getting to "see" Jerry again? Maybe yes, maybe no. I still dunno.

It would be a cool thing to see on stage, but only if it was free to the public and tastefully done :)

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Just visited Universal Orlando for the first time ... one of the shows featured a realistic projection of a "famous" star that appeared on stage; that was pretty neat. However, in general I don't like 3D movies, and didn't really like a 3D television I tried out in a store last year. For the most part I like the characters to stay in their space. For the recent Star Trek movie, I opted for the 2D version, since I didn't really like 'Avatar' 3D that much. I'm sure that new applications will be interesting, though.

I'm not sure if this is real or just an illusion but here you go. http://liveforlivemusic.com/news/the-dead-to-perform-two-exclusive-show…

Anyone know of recent Dead holograms in the making ??!! Ty in advance.

I suspect that this would be more or less unnerving depending on whether one had actually run into Real Life Jerry.