jaylach wrote:
The point is that the audience would be silent during any such epic song as to be anything else would be an insult against the effort to produce. Such epic songs were not a matter of someone being drunk and throwing down lines. These were extreme efforts that will last for years to come.
I totally agree, i guess i didn't make myself clear... what amazes me is that today's youth want to dance like crazed dogs and/or focus on the front of a tiny screen on a mobile phone instead of using the best camera in the world that already has the best memory in the world, their own eyes and brain.
I just don't get why you'd want to go to a live concert and not focus on what's in front of you so it's imprinted into memory, they must miss so much by focusing on a phone (or jumping up and down like a rabid dog), you might as well save the cost of the concert and watch someone elses recording later because the chances are your recording is going to be naff... and you missed the concert... there seems to me to be some kind of credence associated these days with being there for the sake of being there, instead of being there for what is happening in front of your eyes and living the experience.
I don't get it, but maybe that's just me?
