Kevin and the gang really pulled through for C-Bus Tame Impala fans that night. Showing up back in town, looking over the venue entrance, it looked like the concert was about to be cancelled after a long delay. Then all of the sudden, the delay was turned off, “proceeding as planned” I have never seen such a wave of people go from moping and leaving, to instantly celebrating. That night I drove my girl and I back to cinci. 2 hour drive, but the absolute enchantment of the show made 2 hours feel like 10 minutes
I think it was louder because it wasn’t in the usual stage it was in the parking lot behind it and there were a lot more people then just a regular show I was there and had the time of my life the rain made the experience more fun loved tame impala 💜
Literally this was the last show that he was doing that wasn’t a music festival of course they were going to continue the show and it was phenomenal Ohio stays mid for this
@@American-Motors-Corporation Not really coming at it as a means of complaint... just more concerned over how much damage to concert goers eardrums are still happening. Believe me, I was just like you 25 years ago blasting music in my car, building crazy stereo systems with friends in their vehicles and I went to 20 concerts a year roughly from 1994 - 2015. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys, Metallica, My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult, The Cure, The Pixies, Sex Pistols, Alanis, Alice N Chains, you name it, I was likely there. The only issue now is, I am frigging deaf (at 44) when it comes to certain tones and frequencies. Hearing a conversation next to me in a crowded bar is almost impossible. I loved loud music, now I just wish I had paid more attention to ear protection and decibel levels. Rock on but don't be like me... think twice about how hard it is going to be to hear your favorites in 20+ years. Half the music I used to listen to now sounds like it is coming out of a deep well even at full blast. Annoying af.
When your concert is so loud they do a news segment about it... #RockNRoll #TameImpalagate 😂
No accounting for taste in music! They should be grateful they could hear the most beautiful music in the world
Kevin and the gang really pulled through for C-Bus Tame Impala fans that night.
Showing up back in town, looking over the venue entrance, it looked like the concert was about to be cancelled after a long delay. Then all of the sudden, the delay was turned off, “proceeding as planned”
I have never seen such a wave of people go from moping and leaving, to instantly celebrating.
That night I drove my girl and I back to cinci. 2 hour drive, but the absolute enchantment of the show made 2 hours feel like 10 minutes
I think it was louder because it wasn’t in the usual stage it was in the parking lot behind it and there were a lot more people then just a regular show I was there and had the time of my life the rain made the experience more fun loved tame impala 💜
Literally this was the last show that he was doing that wasn’t a music festival of course they were going to continue the show and it was phenomenal Ohio stays mid for this
Buncha squares in this town.
It was reported tonight that there was only one 'official' complaint..
I think people just like to complain! ☹️
Ohio people, get over it. It wasn't even that loud of a show. I've been to louder shows where my ears ring.
I don't think you claim it was Ohio people. I think the majority of people there to see the show were from Ohio. And only a few neighbors complained.
Whatever
HATERS LOL
Not concerned about the time, just how loud does a concert need to be though?!
Move!
I personally need to hear tame Impala really freaking loud. Cuz it f’ing rocks.
@@American-Motors-Corporation Not really coming at it as a means of complaint... just more concerned over how much damage to concert goers eardrums are still happening. Believe me, I was just like you 25 years ago blasting music in my car, building crazy stereo systems with friends in their vehicles and I went to 20 concerts a year roughly from 1994 - 2015. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys, Metallica, My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult, The Cure, The Pixies, Sex Pistols, Alanis, Alice N Chains, you name it, I was likely there. The only issue now is, I am frigging deaf (at 44) when it comes to certain tones and frequencies. Hearing a conversation next to me in a crowded bar is almost impossible. I loved loud music, now I just wish I had paid more attention to ear protection and decibel levels. Rock on but don't be like me... think twice about how hard it is going to be to hear your favorites in 20+ years.
Half the music I used to listen to now sounds like it is coming out of a deep well even at full blast. Annoying af.
@@Dobviews lol I am 37 if you don't like it wear your plugs to the concert it's just that simple!