Tame Impala - InnerSpeaker (Live From Wave House)

Band:
Kevin Parker
Jay Watson
Dom Simper
Julien Barbagallo

Director of Photography:
Alex Haygarth

Camera Assistant:
Jamie Terry

Technical Crew:
Matthew Handley
Joseph Ryan
James Ireland

Production Assistants:
Kea Sheppard
Kate Green
Jodie Regan

[jimmorrisoncold]

For the audio lovers
Mics:
- Voice : Sennheiser MD421
- Bass : Electrovoice RE-20
- Drums:
-Bassdrum: Sennheiser md421
-Snare top: Akg D19
-Snare side: Akg D190e
-Mono overhead: Akg D19
-Floor Tom: Shure SM57
- Room: Royer 121
- Bass voice : Shure sm58
- Kevin's amp: Earthworks DM20

[midnighttokes]

Who's watching in 2024?? I visit this every now and then, and it's just as blissful every time. What an amazing performance 👏 cheers m8's 🍻

[kevincurtin]

As a 65 yr old, gotta say we never got this level of live technical perfection from the Beatles. This band, this setting, and these grooves as the sun goes down—we are in a new renaissance of live intimate performance. Inject this band into my veins!

[austins.]

Man, I’ve listened to this a hundred times at this point. Greatest recording ever recorded

[IITaDHGdALToNII]

How lucky are we to get a full live playthrough of a ten year old album? Almost no band would ever gift something like this

[vicho]

Tracklist.
00:36 It Is Not Meant To Be
6:16 Desire Be Desire Go
12:15 Alter Ego
17:55 Lucidity
22:38 Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind
26:03 Solitude Is Bliss
30:51 Jeremy's Storm
36:28 Expectation
42:59 The Bold Arrow Of Time
48:51 Runway Houses City Clouds
55:37 I Don't Really Mind
59:30 Outro: Runway Houses City Clouds
Edit: nangs

[todadude]

Whoever watches this often is a true fan

[carolineschorling]

I come back to rewatch this often. An absolute masterpiece.

[Bandstand]

“I wanted

Forever will take me back to my teens

[diegosandokan]

Great performance, I hope Kevin does the same thing for Lonerism 10th anniversary

[maudlinfaust]

Damn. This reminds me of when the band I was in moved in together. During the week, we’d write songs, rehearse, smoke weed, have our girlfriends over and listen to lots of music. Then on weekends we’d go to venues across Manchester and Liverpool and play gigs. We were all broke af but I was incredibly happy.

This album in particular makes me remember one night when everyone was staying out except me and the guitarist. He came home and said "man I’ve managed to get hold of some LSD, do you fancy tripping tonight?". So we put all the sofa cushions on the floor, got a load of blankets, lit loads of candles so that was our only light source, and finally we had a sound system auxed into a laptop with YouTube.

It was an incredible night. We tripped balls and laughed our arses off. Something about this album resonated with us, because we must have listened to it 4 or 5 times that night.
As a result, I’ll always have a special place for this album, with Alter Ego being my favourite track from it

[axisofevil]

Imagine cruising along the beach and hearing this masterpiece faintly in the distance.

[applebitefool]

This is the Tame Impala I fell in love with. Great psych rock vibes

[startervisions]

Kevin is arguably the greatest songwriter of his generation and the 2010's...his work in modern psychedelic rock is unparalleled...a true genius.

[patrikranda]

probably the best piece of art floatin around internet to this day

[alfonzo_]

I love how the sun sets while they're playing and it's night by the time they're done

[davelanciani-dimaensionx]

I like how the drummer is NOT just smashing the drums as hard as possible with every hit. He's playing dynamically, even on the more rocking songs. This is a great lesson for all drummers, even metal guys - you don't have to play as loud as possible.

[kevinkedzior]

Kevin has a time machine. He went back to 1968, spent time with The Beatles, Jimmi Hendrix, Cream - then brought the psychedelic magic back to share with us.

[GabAssbreaker]

To each their own, but for me this is the best Tame Impala record and this rendition is fantastic.

[Griimnak]

This band singlehandedly shows you how important a bassist can be.
The bass fills the atmosphere of these songs so well, I can't imagine them being as groovy without it, honestly.