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Best Fictional Musicians

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Music snobs often complain that artists they dislike are 'fake' - too manufactured in sound or style. But what if your favorite musician is fake by definition? With digital and holographic technologies on the rise, virtual bands and performers are gaining popularity. Cartoon rock stars like the Archies and Jem and the Holograms have been around for decades, producing chart-topping albums and music videos. Today, virtual bands and pop idols are a huge craze in Japan and are making their way to America. Animated pop idol Hatsune Miku, initially a spokesperson for Japan's Vocaloid software, has become a musical icon. She packs stadiums with screaming fans who pay to watch her 'live' as a mirror-projected hologram. This trend may soon make hologram-projected concerts the norm. Why would pop stars want to perform live when they can pre-record and stage a show without being there? Here's a look at the best virtual musicians ever, in honor of this rising trend. Vote for your favorite fictitious bands below to decide which virtual musician is the best of all time.

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