Hello Djanek,

I think I know what you mean. The behaviour of the audience changed a lot since the early 90ies. I remember Devon Graves asking the people to put down their cell phones because a concert „is a personal thing“ and I totally agree with him. Why don’t they just enjoy the moment instead of letting it pass by for filming everything to show it around afterwards?

It is especially a nuisance for the less tall ladies of rock like our charming Briggs when the taller guys standing in front of them raise their smartphones and make it impossible for them to see what’s happening on stage.
For several reasons I did not visit many concerts recently, last one was Rosalie Cunningham in Franzis, Wetzlar. That was a quite fantastic thing: only few people there (I guess about 30), most of them seemingly not knowing the artist before. So they were first waiting what would happen and after two or three songs rushed to the front of the stage and started dancing.

That's the way, uh-huh, uh-huh
I like it, uh-huh, uh-huh!

Sting.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)I did not pick up my phone to take the scene, I drawed it afterwards.

Zitat von Briggs im Beitrag #4

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I did not pick up my phone to take the scene, I drawed it afterwards.

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Zitat von Wölfi im Beitrag #7

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Zitat von Wölfi im Beitrag #2

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What’s wrong about catching the moment of a great show?

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When I talk about a moment I mean a moment in time, a second. Taking some pics to remember. Shooting the whole gig is ridiculous and disrespectful.

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Zitat von Jo:chan im Beitrag #10

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And at "BurnYourEars"-Webzine people are upset about some of the "Falling in Reverse"-concerts being cancelled without being forwarned. But that's another topic, I guess...
https://www.burnyourears.de/news/54397-f...n-und-prag.html

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Zitat von Djanek im Beitrag #9

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yes im german:) you can contact more people with english.

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