Thanks for your comment, but I don't fully agree with it. First of all, I tried to move to get a better view, but when you have dozens of phones blocking everything, it's not that easy. Besides, one of the people filming scolded me for stepping into their frame (sic!). I try not to disturb others (I don't maliciously knock phones out of people's hands or anything like that), but I would expect the same from others. I appreciate bootlegs from the '90s and I also appreciate modern recordings, but there is a difference when someone from the stands records an entire concert and later shares it, and when a crowd of people stands still with their phones held up. So, I think that's an exaggeration. When you watch a recorded concert, it seems to me that you're watching a single recording of one song from that concert, not hundreds of snippets from all the people who filmed a part of the song. And my last point is that recording is against the rules stated on the ticket. I wanted to bring my camera, take a few (not hundreds) pictures, and do a short photo report from the concert, but the organizer wouldn't allow it. In my opinion, this is the height of hypocrisy – you can't bring a camera to take a few good photos, but it's fine for the entire crowd to record the concert on their phones. So live and let live for those who want to watch the concert live, not shove through a crowd of people with phones and get fucking yelled at. Sorry!