Little Boots has a gimmick

[dorkfish]

You guys will eat it up:

LASER HARP

[ELECtROjan]

should be interesting during the day

[GeezrRckr]

a stripper pole would have been better.

[sonofhal]

...or a mute button.

[alex gardner]

hmmm pretty fucking gay.

[signmeup]

hasnt she been doing this for a while? totally jean-michel jarre bite.

[Monklish]

... that's kinda fucking brilliant, I don't know what you douchebags are on about.

[TheGunner'sDream]

You guys will eat it up:

LASER HARP

Looks cool. Never seen that before.

[JewFace]

Laser harp is awesome. Too bad most of her songs wouldn't cut it as Kylie Minogue b-sides.

[Monklish]

It wouldn't be a fraction as cool if the light didn't catch in her gloves all awesome.

[JewFace]

Agreed.

[alex gardner]

i fail to see what is cool about this. i'm down with visual gimmicks, but this is fucking cheesy. also, i'm not sexually attracted to other males, so i have no reason to listen to little boots, and won't be anywhere near whatever tent is hosting this cornball "laser harp".

[Monklish]

Really? You don't see anything interesting about that at all, huh?

I have no intentions of listening to this set, but that's a fucking sweet device to bust out at a show.

[sbessiso]

doesnt oeaches use this too

[Psicosis]

You guys will eat it up

Ehh. Faith No More had ChatRoulette on the screens the other night - that was entertaining.

[Julienne]

Wow, really cool. Soon we will see a Laser Band

[Tandemind]

also, i'm not sexually attracted to other males, so i have no reason to listen to little boots".

???

[Johnnydont]

I like turtles.

[thagorillaz]

yeah ive seen this before, i was wondering when it would make an appearance at coachella. i assumed it would do so as art first.
meh
i would see little boots if she assured me that she will play the REMIXES of her songs, and not the songs themselves
-tim

[GeezrRckr]

i would see little boots if she assured me that she will play the REMIXES of her songs, and not the songs themselves

damn, ain't that the truth.

[Foucault]

Jean-Michel Jarre was performing with laser harp in the 80s, if memory serves. Still, this piques my interest in seeing this set.

[Cammo]

Not into the music but I like the concept

[Courtney]

That would be much cooler if it didn't sound so terrible.

[Lumbergh]

...or a mute button.

This

[Hannahrain]

I like the idea of a laser harp, but it seems like it'd be really unsatisfying to play. I'd want to feel warmth and substance welling up in my hand while interrupting the light stream. Like a sprinkler. This is 2010, Little Boots. It's time to give me the scientifically impossible things that I want without me having to compromise my comic-book notions of how these things should work. I want a handful of tangible, substantial laser. Thanks in advance.

[mstrkrftwrk]

From Wikipedia:
On 2 March, 2010 Little Boots is scheduled to embark on a 13 date North American tour to coincide with the release of Hands there.[43] She will tour without her Laser harp because she is not a certified laser operator (which is a legal requirement in the US for certain laser appliances) and therefore she is not allowed to travel with the instrument.[59]

[justincorpsewall]

I'm seeing her on Wednesday in LA. I'll let you all know

[MissingPerson]

I like the idea of a laser harp, but it seems like it'd be really unsatisfying to play. I'd want to feel warmth and substance welling up in my hand while interrupting the light stream. Like a sprinkler. This is 2010, Little Boots. It's time to give me the scientifically impossible things that I want without me having to compromise my comic-book notions of how these things should work. I want a handful of tangible, substantial laser. Thanks in advance.

0:36 - The AquaHarp is here to service all your liquid dreams.

[shakermaker113]

Jean-Michel Jarre was performing with laser harp in the 80s, if memory serves. Still, this piques my interest in seeing this set.

complete hijack...

The Twelve Dreams Of The Sun was a concert held by musician Jean Michel Jarre on the Pyramids of Giza, Egypt starting on December 31, 1999 and carrying overnight to January 1, 2000. It was attended by 120,000 people. The concert consisted of two parts, the Main Concert and a Sunrise Concert. The concert cost approximately $9,500,000 and it originated when Jean-Michel Jarre was contacted by the Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak with a special project to celebrate the dawn of the new Millennium at the foot of the only remaining monument of the original 7 Wonders of the World - the Great Pyramids.

Jarre's team had developed giant projections to be displayed on the faces of the Great Pyramids, however a heavy cloud of fog made the pyramids almost invisible, so most of the projections were discarded. Parts of the concert were broadcast live on TV stations around the world.

jesus. looks like everybody and their mother came out to perform.

[justincorpsewall]

she used the harp at her show on Wednesday, out here in LA, it was SWEET.