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@leoschuldiner23@beige.party
Post #1423478
2026-03-13 13:30 UTC
I miss a lot of concerts lately because of money issues: live music is too expensive and it's getting worse every day. So: I appreciate very much when people record the whole show and post it on their Youtube channel. What a bless! Many of them are getting pro, with very cool audio and they make sure that the show looks good on video. Totally a win-win thing. I can enjoy the show in my place with good sound and quality, and they earn some money with their Youtube views. BUT:
COME ON... what do you earn recording a song (or half of it), while dancing, with your shitty phone? Shitty audio, shitty photographic framing, not a bit of corcern to make a nice video... Besides, that video will remain in their hard drives like a speck of dust in an abandoned house. They'll never watch it again. NEVER.
Concerts should have some kind of strong restriction with phones/cameras; they are annoying, they bother the people behind you, and sometimes a few "geniuses" record with the flash ON. COME ON!!
What should be done? What do you think, people?
#music #gigs #concert #livemusic #phones #video #recording #show #performance #annoying #camera #crowd #audience #behavior
Replies (2)
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@leoschuldiner23
I'm with you on every single point here. When I GO to a live show, I myself NEVER freakin' do more than:
Know when a REALLY GOOD THING IS COMING
Record ONLY THAT PART (under 30 seconds!)
Continue enjoying the live music I paid (IN SO MANY WAYS) to see in a way that allows others to also enjoy.
Artist debuting something new?
EVERY PHONE COMES OUT.
Why? Do you not want to be a part of this moment?
If you're there in the hopes to record the entire thing you should be in a space where you are not blocking or impeding the enjoyment of others. Ugh.
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@leoschuldiner23 I won't be of help there. I made my peace with not attending concerts anymore years ago. Listen and watching live albums at home is totally fine.
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