Found this in the Washington Post today, thought others might find it interesting...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entert...d1394&hpid=z11
A history of concert special effects
Found this in the Washington Post today, thought others might find it interesting...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entert...d1394&hpid=z11
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Re: A history of concert special effects
A slide show of pictures to go with the article.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entert...hpid=z12#item0
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Re: A history of concert special effects
I have nothing against special effects, but that's not why I go to a concert. I'm there for the music. If the band wants to shoot off some lasers or something, fine, but I'm not overly impressed by it.
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Re: A history of concert special effects
I guess if I'm stuck in the back and can't see anything else, it's good. However, I'm not into seats in the back for any concert. I sat in the front row for a Neil Diamond concert back in the early 80's and they used pyrotechnics and I ended up with a scratched eye. I wasn't too pleased by that. Besides the fact they went off right in front of me and scared me half out of my mind.
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