We play edited versions of our tracks with sections stripped out, so that we can recreate live on our keyboards and controllers," they said.
Apart from reviving such brilliant performances, YouTube is also, of course, home to embarrassments--including Judy's disastrous screen tests for the 1967 film Valley of the Dolls, which Mateik will recreate live at the Morbid Anatomy Museum, alongside drag star MargOH!
Yet, even these "offline" cognitive activities are enriched by embodiment, since stimuli embedded within past memories trigger multimodal simulations throughout the body and brain and recreate lived experience.
In addition to direct experience, evidence supports the view that stimuli embedded within past memories trigger multimodal simulations throughout the body and brain to literally recreate lived experience.
If some of the most amazing and energising rock music ever recorded – albeit recreated live in a way that's probably not quite as good – somehow isn't your thing, you can run the Jools on BBC2 from 11.20pm.
Muir's story is a gripping one, and Armstrong – rightly – is determined to recreate a living past, not simply exhume a heap of dry bones.
That's an unhealthy way to live even for a 20-something, as Eve Peyser found out when she attempted to recreate the living situation described in a New York Times article about the president's daily ritual.
The museum, which also recreates the living conditions of the Victorian era's poor, is run by volunteers and had no public funding.
The Tenement House (145 Buccleuch Street, 44-141-333-0183; whichts.orecreatesich recreathe the living conditions of a single resident, Miss Agnes Toward, in the early 20th century.
