Fishbone "Date Rape" 360° Virtual Reality Experience

In honor of the spirit and artistic contributions of the late Bradley Nowell, who passed away 20 years ago on May 25, 1996; LA's legendary ska-punk-rockers, Fishbone debuts their virtual reality music video of Sublime's "Date Rape" in "360° Experience", live from The Roxy in West Hollywood, CA. Sublime originally released the song "Date Rape" back in 1992, off their LP 40 oz to Freedom.
One of the first Hollywood production houses to specialize in VR content, Experience 360° uses cutting-edge technology & workflows to produce original content for all consumer devices from traditional, two-dimensional access to content on phones, tablets, computers, and televisions in up to 8K resolution. The technical challenges in past attempts to create immersive virtual environments have been overcome by Experience 360°. The current challenge faced by the industry is generating compelling immersive content for this new medium.
The Fishbone 360° Experience was produced as a partnership between Silverback Music and Virtual Reality studio, Experience 360°. The collaboration between these creative powerhouses ended up producing some of the first live event recordings in Virtual Reality. “Fishbone’s power and their audience’s energy were a perfect match for the brand new world of 360° media’, commented Experience 360°’s CEO, Ryan Moore. “We didn’t have to adjust a thing, we just hit record and let the magic happen!”
Experience 360°’s COO, Jed Fuchs adds, “360° video is well suited for capturing real life in its most raw form” said , “Fishbone’s impressive performance and passionate audience enabled the 360° team to capture a powerful Experience. Recording the show in this format hails in a revolutionary way to expand future concerts through Virtual Reality video.” Experience 360° is located in North Hollywood providing VR video production services, consulting, as well as VR/360° live video streaming. More Info: www.experience360.tv

[@athanatic]

Fishbone are clearly rock stars that should be huge.

[@jenifermullin7168]

They actually were huge, back in the day- when punk & ska 🎶 music wasn't trendy or rather- I guess it hadn't yet become
something people tried to make mainstream (like-"Grunge"or "Alternative") and was sort of "underground" music.

[@manuelraoultmaeso]

c'est toujours vous les meilleurs!

[@Losscontrolradio]

Hell Yeah.

[@thelegobuilders2290]

I have to say.... nothing.....its in the hell past 90s!