Björk DJ Set Day for Night Festival Houston 12/18/16 FULL HD front row Part 3 скачать в хорошем качестве

Björk DJ Set Day for Night Festival Houston 12/18/16 FULL HD front row Part 3

If you can't view this on a mobile device, try on a computer. Because of copyrighted music in the video, YouTube placed viewing restrictions. Björk is my second favorite artist other than Thom Yorke/Radiohead. I worked hard to get this footage and endured physical pain and stress during previous sets holding my spot! Hope you enjoy. This is for the people who couldn't be there, and also for the people who WERE there and couldn't see her! Yeah, she surrounded herself with plants so you could only see her if you were near the center... kept the lights really low... and had a lace mask over her face anyway so there was not much to see other than her big dress. Sorry for the jerkiness at parts, the crowd was kinda rough and pushy at points (see below). I deliberately chose to be off-center when I got to the rail because I didn't want to be right in front of her recording the whole thing. I thought it would be rude (even if she didn't notice me... I had the camera on my arm resting on the rail). She makes a point to have an announcement before her shows that photos and videos are not allowed. There was no announcement for the DJ set though. Not to make you feel sorry for me but just to help you guys realize that tapers sometimes go though a lot to get footage! First I sat outside in the freezing cold for 2 hours before gates opened (totally unnecessary as everyone else was queueing to get into the Björk Digital exhibit)... so I was first to the Blue Stage at Day for Night. Where it was about 40 degrees inside all day anyway. Once there I stayed in the same place for 8 hours (i.e. no food, no bathroom). I did want to see Matmos and Liars so that was good. But when Mikki Blanco or whoever took the stage all bets were off. He went into the crowd several times and whenever that happens at a show the rail tends to get messed up, people lose their spots entirely and other people push up and grab on so it becomes 50% more crowded. What was a nice, comfortable, humane experience all day before was now like sardines where you couldn't even move your elbows for the rest of the night. Thanks Mikki. During his whole set I had to brace my arms on the other side of the rail and grab on so as not to be pushed over any further to the side. I also got my boobs elbowed constantly and that hurt a lot! Not to mention my whole body squeezed and slammed against the rail. I haven't had that rough an experience since seeing Major Lazer from the rail, which I vowed to never do again. But my whole point of this is to say that the footage would've been a lot better if it had been less crowded up there like it was before the rap set. Also sorry I didn't get Arca's set, I gave up my spot to stand by the artist's entrance to try to meet James Merry (failed), but I did get to talk to Flying Lotus for a while at least.