August 7, 2029—Sony Universal EMI Music Group on Tuesday will release a holographic version of The Essential Michael Jackson collection, marking the first time a complete album has been released in 3D immersive format.
The new release will allow users to actually feel as if they’re in the videos with the late King of Pop. They can strut with Jackson and the gang-bangers on “Beat It,” moonwalk with him on stage to “Billie Jean,” morph from one ethnicity to another in “Black or White,” and boogie with the zombies on “Thriller.”
While this marks the first immersive album ever released, Sony Universal EMI has been releasing a number of holographic singles from the vintage days of elaborately-staged music videos. Those include Men Without Hats’ “Safety Dance,” “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” by Cyndi Lauper, and the beloved “Karma Chameleon” by Boy George and Culture Club. Costumes are not included.
. at 12:05 pm |
you have one twisted twisted imagination…but I enjoy it…yeah, that says something about moi…sharks away!
. at 12:53 pm |
Thanks. That’s the first time I’ve ever taken being called twisted as a compliment.
. at 4:09 pm |
Hmm, but I’m sure there have been other compliments –wicked, devious, subversive, keen, sharp,…
oh yeah. Anyone else care to toss some bait out to keep the satire shark chomping?
. at 8:35 pm |
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