So I came to watch Kevin parker interviews coz I want to know how this genius works. And I found that foreign interviews are always the most insightful with any celeb being interviewed. They always ask interesting questions where as in American media it's more joking around.
I'd say an american interviewer is a foreign interviewer, considering the fact that Tame Impala is from Australia. America isn't the center of the universe bro
Martin Ulstein I'm an Australian and Australian media mimicks American. By foreign I mean foreign to the U.S/Australia/U.K/Canada (basically the leading west where the culture is more or less the same as American- in comparison to places like Sweden and France). I thought that was obvious. I used America because America shapes much of the media landscape and politics that affect countries like ours
If you watch Jorja Smith interviews when she's in the UK, her and the interviewer always seem to be having a good time, but then I saw one interview in the US and they were being very disrespectful and making comments on her body right in front of her
I agree that the interview was notably good, mainly due to his genuine interest and good nature. Kevin is hard to interview, but he's not trying to be... it's just his way. I adore him.
I felt this interview in a way. Explained why he made Currents. I know alot of fans don´t like this album.. Because it isn´t so much "Rock based" as Lonerism. While I still think Lonerism was stronger album over all IMO. I still enjoyed this album quite alot. And where he says "All you need to know is how many layers there is to music. It´s an amazing statement on it´s own. Because it proves that he dosen´t limit himself, to only making one kind of music. And I do think, that is what he is striving for. I think it would stifle him as an producer and musician. If he couldn´t do that. And he would get bored quite quickly. And lose this curiosity that he finds, in discovering new ways of making music. And making new things. Just not the same type of genre. For one thing it gives him more credibility. He is obviously not about taking "easy ways". He wants to discover. I heard the interviewer who made this interview, found him very interesting. And you can tell :) Glad I could share!
Good interview. I want kevin to go back and explore the earlier days of pre-innerspeaker. Songs like Feelings in the core, and wander and shit. I'd like to hear some modern variations of those sounds
So obvious he’s a Dungen fan, glad he threw that out in the first 30 seconds of the interview. Innerspeaker in particular is laced through out with Dungen influence.
I don't understand a single word of his Aussie accent! Damn! Apart from having learned English for more than 6 years of my life, I still have to learn Aussie another six years.
So I came to watch Kevin parker interviews coz I want to know how this genius works. And I found that foreign interviews are always the most insightful with any celeb being interviewed. They always ask interesting questions where as in American media it's more joking around.
I'd say an american interviewer is a foreign interviewer, considering the fact that Tame Impala is from Australia. America isn't the center of the universe bro
Martin Ulstein I'm an Australian and Australian media mimicks American. By foreign I mean foreign to the U.S/Australia/U.K/Canada (basically the leading west where the culture is more or less the same as American- in comparison to places like Sweden and France). I thought that was obvious. I used America because America shapes much of the media landscape and politics that affect countries like ours
If you watch Jorja Smith interviews when she's in the UK, her and the interviewer always seem to be having a good time, but then I saw one interview in the US and they were being very disrespectful and making comments on her body right in front of her
This is one of the greatest interviewer Ive recently seen
for me it feels embarrassing, but i'm swedish so...
@@glennuendo haha samma här.
Energetic interview with a lot of intriguing questions that piqued Kevin's mind.
Wow! Props to the man giving interview. He actually seemed interested in what Kevin had to say. Great interview :-)
Oops! I meant to say "the interview", not "giving interview" xD
I agree that the interview was notably good, mainly due to his genuine interest and good nature. Kevin is hard to interview, but he's not trying to be... it's just his way. I adore him.
He talks about possible Afro beats in the next music at around 9:07 and here we are years later with Patience. :)))
Hes the most adorable. Such a gentle, yet intense way about him. What a force.
Great interviewer
the interview is so natural, honest and objective
Great interview! Swedes always deliver 👌🏼
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This interviewer really did his research. Big props!
I felt this interview in a way. Explained why he made Currents. I know alot of fans don´t like this album.. Because it isn´t so much "Rock based" as Lonerism. While I still think Lonerism was stronger album over all IMO. I still enjoyed this album quite alot. And where he says "All you need to know is how many layers there is to music. It´s an amazing statement on it´s own. Because it proves that he dosen´t limit himself, to only making one kind of music.
And I do think, that is what he is striving for. I think it would stifle him as an producer and musician. If he couldn´t do that. And he would get bored quite quickly. And lose this curiosity that he finds, in discovering new ways of making music. And making new things. Just not the same type of genre. For one thing it gives him more credibility. He is obviously not about taking "easy ways". He wants to discover. I heard the interviewer who made this interview, found him very interesting. And you can tell :) Glad I could share!
Good interview. I want kevin to go back and explore the earlier days of pre-innerspeaker. Songs like Feelings in the core, and wander and shit. I'd like to hear some modern variations of those sounds
The best interview I've seen... Go Sweden!
Sweden is getting annihilated.
Lmao, this interviewer guessed the album might have some african beats. Even the new album cover seems inspired by sand houses in Namibia.
Excellent interview. Thanks
I'm happy just to watch him move
I love the interviewer
this interview is so underrated!!!
So obvious he’s a Dungen fan, glad he threw that out in the first 30 seconds of the interview. Innerspeaker in particular is laced through out with Dungen influence.
he’s so amazing
Thanks for posting this! I didn't have a chance to see it before it disappeared from svtplay.
Kevin seemed a bit surprised when the presenter ended the interview. I guess he was really enjoying the discussion :)
Wow this is a great interview ! 😍
he is so awkward its fucking great
I wouldn't say nervous. He's an empath and therefore relaxed and glowy when someone seems genuinely in for deeper conversation
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he is stoned
Dungen rules!
I don't understand a single word of his Aussie accent! Damn! Apart from having learned English for more than 6 years of my life, I still have to learn Aussie another six years.
solid interview
Good interview
Kevin is my hero
Taggad på att lyssna på hans dansbandsalbum
Ram Di Dam is another (now defunct) Swedish band I quite like although they only released one EP
Fuck Kevin Looks Alot Better here... Looks like he's been well rested and alot calmer.. :)
***** Seriously??
Siriuously*
Danrk8 LOL!!!
+Brodzzzzz eyebrows on fleek kev bb
***** Omg...
Did he dyed his hair, like brighter color? I'm ignorant about westerners' hair color lol
+신지원 probably
I think it was originally the color of his beard. You can see it in his roots
Yes
What a smart interviewer
foreshadowing for patience
I'm from Oslo in Norway. So this is basically the closest I'll get to hearing someone "Norwegian" interview My artist ya know?
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Chill intervju
Dungen🥰
The interviewer seems alittle strange
Aaron Smith I thought quite the opposite. What makes you think that?
Strange, probably bc he's like super interested in what Kevin has to say in a slightly creepy way which I found to be quite funny and endearing lol.
I sommer😂😂😂
He needs to shave.
I love his beard, it would look better if he kept his original haircolour though!
This interview was horrible. What are you guys talking about?
I hate that beard. And it couldn't be more obvious that he got his hair dyed he was a lot more natural a few years ago
Stop being negative you piece of shit
bruh
Dude.. yeah