There is an appearance of a Tron legacy bike during the Black eyed peas 3D concert !!!!

Look here ... at 1'35" timing ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0kRgjk9ZA0&feature=fvst



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xalener Wrote:Yeah, screw the artists for showing support for something they love. Shame on them.

And btw the way if it was all about support for something they like then they didn't have to steal an iconical piece from an upcoming movie. All they had to do was tell their fans to go out and see the movie, and spend money on Tron merchandise. So don't give me all this crap about how its "supporting something they love." It's theft plain and simple and it shows just what crap The Black Eyed Peas are that they cannot think of something cool to have in their show without stealing it from another source. At the very least they could have paid Disney royalties for using the lightcycle and Tron style to make money off of at their concerts. I'm sure they are getting paid quite nicely being the rockstars they are.

What an entirely bizarre reaction this is getting. When Kylie Minogue had some Cyberman-esque outfits in her tour Doctor Who fans were talking about what fun it was. Here, I'm seeing a lot of moaning. I just don't get it. Tron is beloved by a lot of people. BEP could be included. It does Tron more good to be in a BEP concert than it does BEP for Tron to be in their concert right now. It's free advertising. It's fun.

Tron Fanatic Wrote:Oh comeon, if you're going to start a ruckus like this, be fair. Damn a group that sucks for associating themselves with something that rocks.

That too.....Damnit!

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If Daft Punk didn't publicly show their apparent love for Tron over the years, would they be doing the soundtrack? I haven't seen much of Daft Punk to know if they stole anything from Tron except the sleek lighting, but it's obvious Tron influenced them ... or they maybe even exploited Tron. Hopefully Black Eyed Peas paid something to Disney for that cycle likeness, though.

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jonwes Wrote:Aren't you rather assuming that they did it without permission though? Anyway, whether they are a sucky band or not (I'm not really a fan to be honest, myself though I think they are mostly harmless) is entirely subjective. There are MANY people who love them. So yes, free publicity is not a bad thing. If anything, it's further evidence that Tron has entered the Zeitgeist and that's only good for Tron (and Tron fans who want Legacy to do well.) BTW - Kylie had no connection to the Who team when they used the cyber look. It was only after that she was cast in the Christmas special. We usually refer to these sort of things as "homage" rather than rip-offs. I agree that if BEP had used the Light Cycle in posters to promote the even or called their concert "Black Eyed Peas Do Tron" or something then I could see the merits in your argument. But they didn't. It was just an event in a big show.

I think if they did it with permission then it would have been publicized. After all Tron Legacy is set to be Disney's biggest film promotion of the year. I haven't heard anything about BEP being part of that, have you? I seriously doubt Disney would be silent if they were having BEP as part of their promotions for Tron Legacy, afterall they weren't silent about Journey having the small part it is having in it. "Homage" usually is a more subtle use of anothers image in your own work. The Honda civic commercial can be seen as a "Homage" because though they created a "tronesque" world that simulated some scenes and scenery from Tron it wasn't overly using iconic devices like light cycles or any recognizable actors or props from the movie. BEP used an exact device from the movie so to me that is more than an homage, that is theft. And once again, this is not "free" publicity for TRON, it is paid publicity for BEP. Why? Because BEP got to shoplift a Tron image for free to use for their own use and benefit in their concerts. Concerts that many people paid alot of money to see. I seriously doubt Disney is getting royalties for the use of the lightcycle image from BEP, the producers of the concert and the constructors of the lightcycle for the concert. Like I said earlier if they wanted to do promotion for TRON gratis free they could do that on their own time and whether TRON becomes a iconic staple of culture is immaterial, theft is theft. With your logic Jonwes, anyone that wanted to steal an image from someone else without paying royalties should be able to do it under some "its an homage" clause. where to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

ShadowDragon1 Wrote:Daft Punk's light up suits and some of the light based stage affects are *inspired* by Tron, yes, but they aren't 100% copying the suits from Tron, and there light and CG graphics they use while Tron-ish are not immediately copying lightcycles, Recognizers or something. There stuff is more a homage to it than a blatant copy-cat. Any person with good critical thinking skills can see that.

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ShadowDragon1 Wrote:Daft Punk's light up suits and some of the light based stage affects are *inspired* by Tron, yes, but they aren't 100% copying the suits from Tron, and there light and CG graphics they use while Tron-ish are not immediately copying lightcycles, Recognizers or something. There stuff is more a homage to it than a blatant copy-cat. Any person with good critical thinking skills can see that.

No, really? Not exactly an earth-shattering observation.