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> Are they actually recording it for later (and are actually going to watch their low-quality recording later) What's wild is how much the "low-quality recordi
by jdminhbg 3y ago
> Are they actually recording it for later (and are actually going to watch their low-quality recording later)
What's wild is how much the "low-quality recording" on a modern smartphone looks and sounds way better than bootlegs I listened to (or, god forbid, watched) in the 90s.
I don't film entire concerts but I will usually try to get a nice clip from one of my favorite songs. It's fun to revisit. I'd love it if I had short clips from shows I saw when I was 20, especially ones of bands who blew up later or fell off the face of the earth.
- monksy 3y agoThank you for pointing this out. Everytime I bring up the "phone free" thing, everyone keeps jumping on and saying "well i don't like people filming". The situation that you mentioned is exactly how I do that and what I've seen. The exception to this is extremely mainstream performances that attract people, where it may be the one big thing they do in the year or the next.