Laurie Anderson is one of a kind. I will never forget that time in the 1980's when I had friends that mostly listened to Speed Metal and I started playing Laurie Anderson United States Live and the looks on their faces was Priceless like deer caught in Headlights, Hahahahahahahaha 😂!!!
Laurie errors [Yes, I love her work]: • There are no 'holograms' of performers, never were, and likely never will be. Holograms are specifically created using lasers. Instead, Laurie is talking about PROJECTIONS, typically reflected from their projector onto a mirror on stage. There are a few variations. The projection images are commonly created on computers where they can be made to move as their 'creators' or manipulators desire. The usual term for this image projection system is 'Pepper's ghost', as described at Wikipedia, "named after the English scientist John Henry Pepper (1821-1900) who began popularizing the effect with a theatre demonstration in 1862." • It is named the book of Revelation. (no 's' at the end)
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Laurie Anderson is one of a kind. I will never forget that time in the 1980's when I had friends that mostly listened to Speed Metal and I started playing Laurie Anderson United States Live and the looks on their faces was Priceless like deer caught in Headlights, Hahahahahahahaha 😂!!!
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Laurie errors [Yes, I love her work]:
• There are no 'holograms' of performers, never were, and likely never will be. Holograms are specifically created using lasers. Instead, Laurie is talking about PROJECTIONS, typically reflected from their projector onto a mirror on stage. There are a few variations. The projection images are commonly created on computers where they can be made to move as their 'creators' or manipulators desire. The usual term for this image projection system is 'Pepper's ghost', as described at Wikipedia, "named after the English scientist John Henry Pepper (1821-1900) who began popularizing the effect with a theatre demonstration in 1862."
• It is named the book of Revelation. (no 's' at the end)