Tame Impala — Solitude Is Bliss
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Cracks in the pavement underneath my shoe
I care less and less about and less about you
No one else around to look at me
So I can look at my shadow as much as I please
All the kicks that I can't compare to
Making friends like you're all supposed to
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
Space around me where my soul can breathe
I've got body that my mind can leave
Nothing else matters, I don't care what I miss
Company's okay, solitude is bliss
There's a party in my head and no one is invited
And you will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
Movement doesn't flow quite like it does when I'm alone
I'll be the one who's free
You and all your friends can watch me, today
Don't ask me how you're supposed to feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
I care less and less about and less about you
No one else around to look at me
So I can look at my shadow as much as I please
All the kicks that I can't compare to
Making friends like you're all supposed to
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
Space around me where my soul can breathe
I've got body that my mind can leave
Nothing else matters, I don't care what I miss
Company's okay, solitude is bliss
There's a party in my head and no one is invited
And you will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
Movement doesn't flow quite like it does when I'm alone
I'll be the one who's free
You and all your friends can watch me, today
Don't ask me how you're supposed to feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
You will never come close to how I feel
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"There's a party in my head and no one is invited" 
A+ transition from Beatles "Dear Prudence" to this song
unclehud wrote:
because it rules
Why do I like all this neo-psychedelic music? No matter, I like it a lot.
because it rules
i thought this was Stone Roses!
unclehud wrote:
Was just thinking to myself that we need more new psychedelic music nowadays. The world needs it and I sure enjoy it!
Why do I like all this neo-psychedelic music? No matter, I like it a lot.
Was just thinking to myself that we need more new psychedelic music nowadays. The world needs it and I sure enjoy it!
oh yeah. oh yeah.
i admit i like almost all tame impala that i've heard, which is very different from what i normally gravitate towards. very much makes me think of syd barrett in a way, sort of...
i admit i like almost all tame impala that i've heard, which is very different from what i normally gravitate towards. very much makes me think of syd barrett in a way, sort of...
westslope wrote:
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
You might know him better as Sid Barret, co-founding member of Pink Floyd.
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
You might know him better as Sid Barret, co-founding member of Pink Floyd.
nektar...crossed with wishbone ash
drewd wrote:
I'm lucky enough to have spent some of the lockdown with my part time partner but not feeling like I have to go out and be sociable has been enlightening. I need to do that so much less now it's almost over. I appreciate my own time and space so much more. And I've saved shit tons of money by not needing to :-)
Unfortunately, these days solitude is highly recommended.
I'm lucky enough to have spent some of the lockdown with my part time partner but not feeling like I have to go out and be sociable has been enlightening. I need to do that so much less now it's almost over. I appreciate my own time and space so much more. And I've saved shit tons of money by not needing to :-)
My headache reduced as I sang along
Kevin Parker is the man. Why is Australia tearing the house down with screaming quality psychedelic music and leaving the west behind? .... Bourke- Ashbury?
The introduction reminded me of "Beck - Dreams". I prefer him.
Unfortunately, these days solitude is highly recommended.
Great band from my home town - go TI!
Song progresses from a 7 to a 4 and gets more and more annyoing
I'd forgotten that this was Tame Impala and not a peppy/bouncy version of the Flaming Lips. Apparently Dave Fridman (producer of FL's albums since the 90s) mixed this, so there's that.
I think these guys had a song on an episode of Orphan Black.
Why do I like all this neo-psychedelic music? No matter, I like it a lot.
Love their music....you can definitely hear influences of Cream, Beatles, Old Pink Floyd. Thanks RP for playing TI!
stevanpfc2 wrote:
More Tame Impala songs!
Yes please. More Tame Impala songs!
More Tame Impala songs!
Propayne wrote:
RIP Mitch Hedberg
Yes! You knew I was quoting Mitch, not exactly, I turned it into a music review.
RIP Mitch Hedberg
Yes! You knew I was quoting Mitch, not exactly, I turned it into a music review.
Michaeljcovel wrote:
RIP Mitch Hedberg
That Impala that went straight to the water? ....he's Taaaame.....he ain't lost his mind. That one that goes in circles? He's Craaazy!!
RIP Mitch Hedberg
That Impala that went straight to the water? ....he's Taaaame.....he ain't lost his mind. That one that goes in circles? He's Craaazy!!
Proclivities wrote:
Come on, man; are you being facetious? An apparent prog-rock aficionado like you must know who Syd Barrett was.
That Barrett! OK. I know who that is. <sheepish grin emoticon>
Come on, man; are you being facetious? An apparent prog-rock aficionado like you must know who Syd Barrett was.
That Barrett! OK. I know who that is. <sheepish grin emoticon>
westslope wrote:
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
Come on, man; are you being facetious? An apparent prog-rock aficionado like you must know who Syd Barrett was.
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
Come on, man; are you being facetious? An apparent prog-rock aficionado like you must know who Syd Barrett was.
coloradojohn wrote:
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
They push the limit with almost discordant sounds with mastery of electronic effects, and their Barrett-like spaciness is mind-boggling.
Agreed (though I have no idea who Barrett is) but it does not sound particularly compelling on the first listen.
rdo wrote:
Fuck off loser
Come on everybody. Give rdo a cyber-hug.
Fuck off loser
Come on everybody. Give rdo a cyber-hug.
solitude lately?
it's nice
it's nice
I love this group so much! They push the limits, they are masters of electronic effects, and their Barrett-like spaciness is mind-boggling!
Seaside and towering mountains is bliss
She looks around so like a tourist.
She looks around so like a tourist.
Looks like it helps to be foreign, I simply love this song because I dont understand the lyrics. The chord succession and the production are both fantastic, that's enough to sell me the thing.
dragon1952 wrote:
That's probably the sound they were going for.
Sounds like one of those really bad, copy-cat psychedelic bands from the 60's that you hear on Psychedelic Jukebox all the time.
That's probably the sound they were going for.
I thought I liked Tame Impala... I guess I never listened to this one before. They have better songs than this one for sure!
Sounds like one of those really bad, copy-cat psychedelic bands from the 60's that you hear on Psychedelic Jukebox all the time.
Yaaaaaawwwwwwwnnnnnn.
Sorry if that's contagious, I caught it from the song.
Sorry if that's contagious, I caught it from the song.
What a great, trippy anthem of self-confident pep-talk! I like how it inspires me to draw upon that very resource on a cold, wet gray day.
I've always loved Todd Rundgren's drum sound on A Wizard A True Star and the drums here really sound similar.
Lazarus wrote:
This song proclaims the virtues of introversion... very groovy... we be dancing... love it...
All the person in my church be dancing...
This song proclaims the virtues of introversion... very groovy... we be dancing... love it...
cool throwback 60's sound to it this, very nice.. 
coloradojohn wrote:
+1
Saw them last year - really enjoyed it.
I feel compelled to post that they gave an astonishing live show! and I heartily recommend seeing them if you get the chance! Really cool!
+1
Saw them last year - really enjoyed it.
Sweet_Virginia wrote:
Chip on the shoulder rdo?
Fuck off loser
Chip on the shoulder rdo?
Fuck off loser
rdo wrote:
Chip on the shoulder rdo?
Funny how rock bands write all kinds of wonderful anti-social lyrics like this, but the following of rock has always seemed to be highly conformist. Same goes for this comment board. We come here and listen to lyrics like this but when anyone expresses thought provoking opinions like this here they are often ostracized by our resident thought police who are highly conformist.
What is perhaps most staggering of all are the so-called radicals we have here who have the most conservative, reactionary, and down right fascist reactions to people who demonstrate any kind of desire to change the world in a positive way. We have one "revolutionary" here that enforces grammar imposed by the English monarchy from 800 years ago. This person makes frequent conservative attacks against the digital revolution. It is all very strange.
What is perhaps most staggering of all are the so-called radicals we have here who have the most conservative, reactionary, and down right fascist reactions to people who demonstrate any kind of desire to change the world in a positive way. We have one "revolutionary" here that enforces grammar imposed by the English monarchy from 800 years ago. This person makes frequent conservative attacks against the digital revolution. It is all very strange.
Chip on the shoulder rdo?
Totally diggit.
Funny how rock bands write all kinds of wonderful anti-social lyrics like this, but the following of rock has always seemed to be highly conformist. Same goes for this comment board. We come here and listen to lyrics like this but when anyone expresses thought provoking opinions like this here they are often ostracized by our resident thought police who are highly conformist.
What is perhaps most staggering of all are the so-called radicals we have here who have the most conservative, reactionary, and down right fascist reactions to people who demonstrate any kind of desire to change the world in a positive way. We have one "revolutionary" here that enforces grammar imposed by the English monarchy from 800 years ago. This person makes frequent conservative attacks against the digital revolution. It is all very strange.
What is perhaps most staggering of all are the so-called radicals we have here who have the most conservative, reactionary, and down right fascist reactions to people who demonstrate any kind of desire to change the world in a positive way. We have one "revolutionary" here that enforces grammar imposed by the English monarchy from 800 years ago. This person makes frequent conservative attacks against the digital revolution. It is all very strange.
I feel compelled to post that they gave an astonishing live show! and I heartily recommend seeing them if you get the chance! Really cool!
i think these guys have proved their worth.
Playing in Chicago this Thursday! Amazing live.
Gonna see 'em live at the Boulder Theater October 26th... Gonna be HEAVEN!
Like it. A nice trippy vibe, reminiscent of High Violets.
Saw them perform here in Richmond VA.
Very enjoyable. A strong 'A Wizard A True Star" era Todd Rundgren vibe.
Very enjoyable. A strong 'A Wizard A True Star" era Todd Rundgren vibe.
<-- Brilliant.Nice.
Singer sounds exactly like John Lennon. Spooky and awesome at the same time...
Ive been out of touch with RP for a while but I'm glad to be reacquainted. I've written down the last seven or eight artists to remind tmyself that they are worthy of exploration. I don't know a better place to be introduced to music than RP. BBC Radio 6 claims to be the place but all they do is list all the bands that have had their time.
Is it just me, or do these guys evoke Traffic...
Good to hear some other TI. Good stuff!
BikeCoachDave wrote:
Interesting groove but becomes boring with a album listen.
Once again, T.I. sounds like the Black Keys. So much so that I just dont see the need to have both of them. They just bring nothing new to the table. Sorry. 5 at best.
Interesting groove but becomes boring with a album listen.
Wow, I think this is my new favorite by them. They have such an innovative groove!
BikeCoachDave wrote:
I really don't see the similarities here. Tame Impala are way more psychedelic, vocals sound completely different, the guitar sound isn't way up front like the Black Keys... Both bands are great for what I think are very different reasons (though I do prefer the Black Keys' older, more bluesy stuff).
Once again, T.I. sounds like the Black Keys. So much so that I just dont see the need to have both of them. They just bring nothing new to the table. Sorry. 5 at best.
I really don't see the similarities here. Tame Impala are way more psychedelic, vocals sound completely different, the guitar sound isn't way up front like the Black Keys... Both bands are great for what I think are very different reasons (though I do prefer the Black Keys' older, more bluesy stuff).
Once again, T.I. sounds like the Black Keys. So much so that I just dont see the need to have both of them. They just bring nothing new to the table. Sorry. 5 at best.
This is way too boring to even rate.
Love this, and their new one is cool, too! Rock these guys more, RP!
gosvimmink wrote:
Unfortunately, this is what 2010 sounds like. Off their 2010 album InnerSpeaker. Still, very nice.
this is what 2012 sounds like
Unfortunately, this is what 2010 sounds like. Off their 2010 album InnerSpeaker. Still, very nice.
this is what 2012 sounds like
Cool sounds!! 