Again, why is this not used in games, movies or recording live concerts? Imagine popping in an entire eerie horror movie [the whole thing done with binaural recordings designed to put you in the viewpoint of one of the characters (who knows, maybe you die in the end?)] with lots of subtle 'hallucination' points where you hear a close by whisper, a far off blood curdling yell, someone with a limp getting closer and closer, or hear someone breathing down your neck and then 'bagging' you like in the virtual haircut video (see earlier post) then being beaten to death with a blunt object with headphones on, while watching a POV camera on a close up screen or in hologram? It's the future man and it's scary. And fun.
Scary tits man, scary tits it would be. This particular recording is not very good though. The next one, 'Thunderstorm' is superior in quality.
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