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• Hello Songkick adepts!

  Best regards from Mexico City.

  I cannot begin to explain my bliss and joy, so I'll start by stating that I'm a handicapped person, living with fibromyalgia and other muscular illness.

  Been said that, I want you to know that this was my first Tame Impala Live Performance attendance and it was fricking awesome! I managed to endure the concert because I took some massive pain killers (obviously properly prescribed) and was able to walk, stroll and even jump for a while.

  I needed to see Tame Impala's GIG. I did. I saved for the tickets for two months, my family and I have limited resources but I managed to purchased my ticket. My abode is humble but I aim for total happiness. The pain is terrible but it'd be worse if I wouldn't try to make the most of it.

  Let me tell you: TAME IMPALA made September the 8th. One my my happiest days ever! I screamed, I cried, I soared, I dreamt, I felt alive for the first time in months.

  The show was great. A pristine yet powerful set-list thrilled thousands.

  I was "craving" for two of my favorite songs: "Solitude is Bliss" and "I'm a man, but they decided not to performed it. Nevertheless, I enjoyed every single song.

  Don't want to be dreadful here but, I am getting worse everyday, so; when I watched them marched towards the stage I was grateful.

  Thank you guys. And I mean, the band, the people who may read this and all the fans that are sky-psychedelic bounded to Tame Impala.

  Respectfully:

  Sergio Guadarrama

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  by Checosteco

• Having been a fan of Tame Impala since the release of their debut album Innerspeaker, I was rather excited to be able to see them live for the first time on Saturday at Alexandra Palace. I am pleased to say that I was not disappointed at all!

  I hoped that they would put on a good show, but they blew my expectations out of the water with a terrific performance. Great setlist played with aplomb and accompanied by a lush and indulgent lazer / light show.

  'Currents' is my favourite album of 2015, and it is clear to me that Kevin Parker has grown in confidence as a songwriter, and was fronting a band at the top of their game. I didn't realise that they were as popular in the UK as they have become (it was my first visit to Alexandra Palace) - 2 nights performing to 10,000 people is not to be sniffed at!

  If Kevin and Tame Impala continue to progress as they have done, then they are going to become one of the biggest bands in the world, and must-see live performers - potentially all-time greats.

  Loved every second. :)

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  by gavin-dytham

• that was my second and most incredible concert, I can still hear the Intro waves and base in my head vividly. Probably because I'm running on 3 hours of sleep and I'm already back in school and all I can think about is getting home after work and practicing with my guitar. Kevin Parker said the place was too nice to just stand around so he walked up the stage and sat down on the edge like fucking Spider-Man. When he said "is everybody feeling alright" the regret in my mind for not getting tabs prior to the concert only intensified. My friend and I spent 30 minutes before the show started asking around trying to find someone with acid, unfortunately we didn't but that concert was life altering. You could smell marijuana everywhere and everyone was feeling the music, it was the best place to be. I did not want to leave and when they said thank you at some point and left I wanted to jump the orchestra because I didn't know if they were coming back or not. The most hype I've experienced in ages, but they did come back and they did blow my mind and I can't wait for them to perform in the city again so I can get as many drugs as possible.

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  by yung.sy