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PJ MEDIA: Tupac To The Future
When does technology go too far?
I’m no Luddite, but there are some aspects of technology which give me pause. I wrote this morning on PJ Media’s Lifestyle page of Tupac’s Coachella resurrection via hologram, and the potential future implications of such technology. I’m posting the link here so my “Hear! Hear!” readers can join the conversation. What do you think? Should posthumous record releases be enough, or would you pay to see Tupac live … or any band for that matter? Would it be even remotely fulfilling to see the Hologram Beatles onstage for one night only? Or would it be simply soul killing?
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April 17, 2012 | Categories: Commentary, live performances, Music, Music News | Tags: Coachella, future of technology, hip-hop, hologram, PJ Lifestyle, PJ Media, Star Wars meets Hip Hop, Tupac, Tupac resurrected at Coachella | 6 Comments »