This museum would prominently feature animatronic copies of various musicians, playing their instruments and singing, continuously. The musicians can range from singular (like Elvis) to plural (like the Beatles).

Some sections of the museum need not be devoted to modern musicians. There might be a display of Bach playing the harpsichord, for example. Or a famous musician of India playing the sitar. And so on. Just so the museum is a complete experience.
-- Vernon, Apr 13 2015

Inspiration for this Idea Paired_20Museums
FYI [Vernon, Apr 13 2015]

So baked. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Circus
[AbsintheWithoutLeave, Apr 16 2015]

Would you include the Country Bears, those animatronic musician pioneers?
-- bungston, Apr 14 2015


[bungston], that might depend on the applicable copyright laws. In general, though, see the main text for "complete experience".
-- Vernon, Apr 14 2015


I'm curious about the subtitle. Why would men not want to see this?
-- Voice, Apr 15 2015


[Voice], I'm sure SOME men would certainly be interested in this. But I think they would be rather outnumbered by women visitors, simply because the "guts" of the animatronics are NOT on display at this museum, while they might be on display at some other museum. And then there are still-other museums (typically known as a Hall Of Fame) that tend to attract men as much as gadgetry....
-- Vernon, Apr 15 2015


I think the heart of this exhibition should be karaoke with Elvis, to include imitating every move made by his animatronic avatar. Devotees might need to watch several times to get it all right.

For the guys, there can be a special after hours show when all the robotic bits are revealed.
-- bungston, Apr 15 2015


differs from Disneyland how ?
-- FlyingToaster, Apr 15 2015


[FlyingToaster], Disneyland is about entertainment. Museums are mostly about preservation of history for educational purposes.
-- Vernon, Apr 15 2015


Baked, Rock Circus, Picadilly Circus, c.1995. [linky]
-- AbsintheWithoutLeave, Apr 16 2015



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