Jean-Michel Jarre @ Madison Square Garden, 10/11/2011

Jason Adams69 said:Does anyone happen to know if NBC might have filmed the concert? I'm guessing other networks wouldn't be interested, but maybe it'll air during a late-night slot sometime? 🤷

If my memory serves me right, I definitely spotted a FOX camera crew set up there. They were positioned right in front of the guy running the mixing board.

Urion As stated by:
I didn't spot any cameras at all, nor did I catch sight of any photojournalists—though I’m well aware they were present. Perhaps the spectacle simply wasn't quite captivating enough to warrant a full television broadcast, and even the major news outlets seemed rather indifferent, failing to make much of a fuss about the concert.
All things considered, the media coverage was a bit of a mess, wasn't it? But then again, those who needed to be there showed up, and those who actually attended the concert certainly don't need a review from someone who was simply assigned a deadline rather than someone who truly understands the soul of what a musician creates—though I suppose there are always exceptions to that rule.
I took it upon myself to record several segments of the concert using my phone—which actually has a fairly decent camera—just so I could revisit the performance later and dissect it at my own pace.

There was quite a crowd of photojournalists there, actually. I managed to snag a spot right near the stage—close enough that the laser harp appeared to me as nothing more than a single, continuous beam of light. Still, if you looked up toward the roof of Madison Square Garden, you could see just how many of them were stationed there. ☕ Well, there are certainly some decent recordings out there to watch. I am uncertain what you might be trying to convey with that particular expression. Could you perhaps clarify your meaning?I had actually hoped to capture a few shots with my camera, but I didn't get anywhere with that. It turns out that when you're dealing with security at the entrance, physical presence is clearly what matters most. 😲 Is it practically a photo? Is there truly nothing more exhausting than encountering such sheer, unadulterated incompetence? One has to wonder if some people simply wake up each morning with a dedicated commitment to being an absolute idiot, or if it’s a talent they cultivate through years of persistent, mindless effort.It’s just a bit too much like slr-lika, isn't it?

Sean Sanders said:I don't think I'm imagining things, but I've noticed that FOX camera seems to be stationed there constantly, positioned right in front of the guy at the mixing console.

So, I suppose that’s that, then. Nothing comes of it. 🤷 Perhaps I am mistaken, or perhaps they have simply vanished into the woods. 🤣