Robert Plant Talks About His Favorite Part Of Being In Led Zeppelin
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- čas přidán 29. 05. 2024
- Robert Plant tells Dan Rather the best thing about being in Led Zeppelin and how he views their music.
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A thousand years from now people will still be listening to and talking about Led Zeppelin. And we were here to witness it all.
Yes
Especially "Achilles Last Stand" I'll bet.
@@squirelova1815I love that song, but they had so many great songs.
Amen
Thank God for that!
I could listen to Robert Plant speak for hours and days.
Me too ❤
But Dan Rather is a tool.
I could also...
No pun intended
Robert is an extremely deep man..
Robert Plant is a living legend. Long live Led Zeppelin!
He's a bit of a prima donna but yeah long live Zepp.
@@bobdillon1138 No way. He has excellent stage etiquette.
When he toured with Band of Joy and it was another instrumentalist's solo he would be standing still on the back of the stage, out of the limelight.
Note that a band's frontman has to strut. While he was a frontman he would strut, but that's different from a prima donna, who thinks everything is about herself.
200 years from now the only music from today that will still be played is:
Mozart
Beethoven
Led Zeppelin
For a guy that stands at the peak of the rock mountain, he sure does it with love and laughter.
Does anyone remember laughter???
very poetically and accurately stated. Well done.
@@alvarorojas4942 Immediately the first thing I thought too hahahah
Nice. ❤
Kind of hard not to, when you have lived such a priveledged life...Prob not many women he hasn't been intimate with, genetically speaking...Imagine being 80+, and still having women throw themselves @ you constantly...? We can't, because they just don't...He is the one man who can hoenstly say that his monogamy is a deliberate choice! And, prob not an easy feat at that!!!
Just love how Robert is so down to earth, straight forward, and honest.
So refreshing.
That's because he's a Brummie. :-)
We were fortunate to see them live on October 30, 1969 at Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo NY. Everyone was dressed up for Halloween and it was so much fun. Opening for them was a band from Cleveland that we'd never heard of called The James Gang.. They had a guitar player named Joe Walsh! He was dressed up as the Scarecrow from Wizard of Oz. They flat out ROCKED. It was my second biggest concert. The first was The Dave Clark Five at Memorial Auditorium about 3 years earlier. Great shows. Any body out there also see these shows? We're all so old now LOL Peace and God bless everybody.
People forget, Roberts solo stuff in the 80's was some of the best music of th 80's.. The mans a real treasure.
Absolutely!
Into the 90’s as well
I love his solo work .”In the mood “is a bad ass song .I love his remake of “ if I were a carpenter “
✨️🎶🤟Slow Dancer, Burning Down One Side, Worse Than Detroit, Pledge Pin, Big Log, Sixes & Sevens, Other Arms, In The Mood , Heaven Knows, Tall Cool One, Other Arms Big Log, Little By Little, Ship of Fools, Sea Of Love, Rockin At Midnight, 29 Palms, Darkness Darkness, Shine It All Around, Morning Dew, Tin Pan Alley🤟🎶😎
I like the 80's stuff he did the best
Nevermind talking about Led Zeppelin I love his description of post war England. His father's disappointment in his chosen field and how he came to understand why his dad felt that way. A truly articulate man.
Brian May's dad said the same thing, but I think he actually helped him build his guitar... that is used to this day. Brian happily proved him wrong about his career choice.
WW1 + WW2 were among Europe's biggest tragedies and people dying for absolutely no reason of history.
@@E.C.2 - NO REASON ... Hunh?? Oh, you mean like stopping the threat of a totalitarian Nazi-Socialist dictatorship? Pacificism sure ain't practical & freedom is overrated, right! 😳
Plant knows how to answer questions. That is an Art.
"'Art' is a... heavy word."
You're absolutely right...
The thing I like most about Robert Plant, is how thoughtful he is.
The Mighty Led Zeppelin rules them all. God bless Robert, Jimmy, and JPJ. They are living treasures of music. Robert is the voice of the Gods.
the opening to 'Immigrant song' came into my mind upon reading tour comment. Voice of the Gods, so true
BEST. ROCK. BAND. OF. ALL. TIME. NO DEBATE.
ZEP IS THE GOLD STANDARD
Unless you're a Dead Head 😅
Sorry, but there's lots of debate. They ripped off a lot of artists over the years and were even sued over it, multiple times. Plus, there is no "best" when it comes to art at this level anyway. It's like saying the colour blue is the best colour. Ridiculous.
That's a Nolo contedre (no contest). The Dead is cool..but totally outclassed. Zep is the Gold Standard
Music is subjective so it’s literally a debate 😂 Sabbath > Zeppelin
Nice to hear a thoughtful and articulate old rocker. Nobody's been through it all like Robert and Jimmy, et al...
I'm very glad he's a survivor.
What a life he’s had. Fronting the greatest rock band ever and creating a catalogue of music that will travel stars for all of humanity.
This is the artist who I love and admire the most in music. After Zep finished so tragically he didn't take the obvious and easy path which a lot of his peers have taken. That spoke volumes for the love and respect he has for John Bonham's memory and their friendship. Says a lot about him as a person that. I saw him live two months ago, and he's still got it. Brilliant. And it's been a great pleasure following him along the said path he has taken.
I cannot say what this guy means to me. I love good music, guitars, musicianship, and art. He’s the prototype for the rock and roll front man. He’s a once in a lifetime person. He’s the perfect storm. I’m too young to have ever seen Led Zeppelin, but I got to see Robert Plant. It was at The Surf Ballroom. I am so grateful. There are very few special moments in your life, like being close to him, and hearing his voice. That man is the 🐐. Keep rockin!
I was lucky enough to see Led Zep in 1972 in Sydney as an 18 year old. Still the best concert I’ve ever seen.
Yes! He set the standards about what a front man is all about. The band taught future bands/and many of us: that it’s ok to grow, experiment and to take risks.
@@AlisMarsaili1351 very well said.
We’ve been blessed to have Led Zeppelin… Fan 4 Life
same Surf Ballroom that Buddy Holly did his last show?
He came to Zeppelin young and brash and truly persevered throughout many setbacks and tragedies, all while fronting the biggest band in the world.
A true story teller. A voice that is calming and sets you on a journey .
And he wrote 3/4 of their songs. He's a mystical poet and lyricist.
I love this guy. That band really set the world on fire.
I was fortunate enough to see Led Zepplin in concert three times back in the 70’s! My favorite band! Thank you Mr. Plant and Led Zepplin for making such great music! I’m still listening to you!
Thank you for that. I was born in 1969. Too young have seen Led Zeppelin live. That would have been the best. I think the closest thing to seeing a band live in there prime that was huge would have been Metallica. Who are still doing it by the way.
Pushing 2,000 concerts here , saw Zeppelin in 77 still one of the best concerts I've ever seen ...
Saw them in 1973 in Rotterdam, I’ve seen all the big guys, nobody comes close to THE Zep. Still have every single album at least times three
Lucky.
@@xxxx-qo9dhPink Floyd?
I'm glad that he still has so much life in his eyes. I can see him staying with us into his 90s.
Amen 🙏
So humble, this band paid so many dues before anyone ever heard of them.
I've been listening to Led Zepplin since they came out. The music is a thread through my life. Robert Plant could talk for hours and days, and I would be there for the entirety of the conversation. No one like him in music. he's one of a kind and irreplaceable. Much love to him for everything he's given to all of us.
Hear hear
Agree - Robert's a real thinker, profound, as too is Jimmy and JPJ. It's reflected through lyrics and arrangements - gave them an edge over all their contemporaries and that's contributed to their longevity. Like The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Queen et al, Led Zep will be discovered by every new generation. Streaming music has made genre a meaningless pidgeonhole these days - kids today (and me) just listen to what appeals to them and they don't care if it comes from Bob Marley, Genesis, Bill Nelson, T Rex, Bowie, Dr Dre, Taylor Swift or whoever - if it's good songs it'll be played over and over and over again for eternity.
I could hear a lot of his singing voice in his speaking voice 😊
Great interview. Robert can fill a room with a whisper.
He's really great at holding a person's attention.
What are you, Jeffrey Chaucer, Sir Ulrich Von Lichtenstein's herald?
@@dominysynclair you have me confused with some other dashing and handsome fellow.
@@bbb462cid It just seemed like you were about to say Robert was the protector of Italian virginity.
@@dominysynclair I'm not sure what this means, but it feels like a *gnarly burn.* 😆🤟
Freakin' love Zeppelin such legends 🤘🏼.
Similarity to what Mr. Plant is describing my father served in the British Navy, (after the war he came to the US he wanted out of Edinburgh, the after war blues) he was from Scotland and he never talked about the war. He would tell us stories about drinking tea and getting shot in the back because he had a hole in his back.
When we got older, that hole was from contracting tuberculosis, he lay in bed on his back for 12 months he almost died.
He had a beautiful voice, when we were kids, my friends would come over to watch him dance and sing and that Scottish accent. He was an amazing human being.
*The Best thing here is he drove us and our friends downtown to see “The Song Remains The Same” like 120 times!!! He was always asking us, “ how many times are you going to watch this movie?” Until we die dad!!!!
I'm so sorry for your loss. May your father rest in peace. Your desciption of your memories with him is beautiful. my heart goes out for you. With all my best wishes from Turkey.🙏❤
72 now. Grew up on Led Zeppelin. Saw the at the Oakland collesium way back then. What a great time for us and music. Everything was so new. They blew everyone away with their music. And here we are still not just listening but talking about them. Never going to change. Greatness is just that way. The guy had a voice that had no equal.
I only got to see the movie in the theater as a 14 y.o. - The Song Remains The Same. What a blast we had in a movie theater. Can't imagine seeing them live in their prime. Wish I had a time machine !
@@jdenino6022 You have the first rudimentary time machine available to you today. There are so many live recorded Zep concerts that are so much more real than the movie was with all of it's production techniques. Those live concerts contain the reality of their performances, their raw energy, their sometime less than stellar performances of a song or two, but always getting the best that they had to offer on any given day or night. Yes, I feel blessed to be able to listen to a concert, recorded in audio only, in San Diego that I had attended and being able to hear my own unique whistle during those few less noisy spaces between songs. It is almost reassuring, to me, to hear that whistle as it reminds me of the emotions filling my head and heart that night. Like Robert said, the anticipation was palpable, it was heavy in the air, everybody acting like a child on Christmas eve. Wondering what Santa was bringing us for Xmas, I was never a particularly well behaved child but I knew that Led Zeppelin was going to reward me that night. I was not disappointed! I went to the concert alone, but never felt alone while I was there. Others were generous with their drugs, I got stoned pre-concert. There was a general belief that something special was happening that night and it was infectious. I had to find my own way home that night after the show. 20 miles through the streets of San Diego to El Cajon. I walked those 20 miles singing to myself along the way, walking past my childhood neighborhood in East San Diego on the way. A rough bit of a neighborhood at that time and I was glad to have moved on and away from that area. I was on a high during that walk. I sang every Zep song that I knew the words to and believe me, that was most of what they had put out by that time. I can just imagine the people hearing my offkey renditions of those great Zeppelin songs. Those poor folks are probably still cringing at the memory. Sorry to have run on and on about that night but the memory is still fresh in my mind, as it should be. The experience of the thing that was Led Zeppelin lives on in my mind and I am a better person for having been there to experience their performance.
Still witty and sharp as a tack. Love this guy
And still a gorgeous man as well
I had to shave my head when I was 21 because of early male pattern baldness, but look at the glorious mane Robert still has. I'll not begrudge that man anything he is a hero
@@stoneagepig3768 His side may have Plant, Daltrey and Jagger, but we have Satriani, Maynard James Keenan, Peter Gabriel, Tony Levin and Isaac Hayes.
wow Dan Rather with Robert Plant? YES please!
Mr Plant stands on his conviction like few others in the music business
Zeppelin! No one else captured music greatness like the mighty Zepp.
I've watched several of these interviews and Dan Rather is the best example of how an interviewer should treat his guest. Pure class. No coincidence that he comes from a bygone era.
Standards were higher back in the day and are greatly missed now.
AS JACK BLACK SAID: BEST BAND EVER....
**THE BEATLES,** - you daft ignoramous!
A great interview. Plant, a towering presence in rock history, and at the same so articulate and modest.
Robert is s o interesting in this interview and also the guy asking the questions so calm
Dan Rather is one of the best interviewers of our time. He brings out the best in everyone. Love them both!
greatest Rock and Roll band of all time
The first concert I saw was Led Zeppelin. It was in the late sixties and it was in an arena with dirt floors. No security or the need for it , just a band and an audience very close to the stage. I was mesmerized . I would love to have tea with Robert Plant just to listen to him.
He always comes across as a nice bloke.
That is because he is.
That's what I loved about Zeppelin. They simply loved playing music and they were very good at it. One great album after another. Many great stage performances. They didn't turn up for 45 minutes and leave as soon as possible. No, they stretched out their gigs because they loved it and they didn't want to stop. Modern bands seem a lot more cynical.
From 3 to 4 hours nonstop, other bands didn’t do that, & yes you could tell they loved doing. They hated being away from their families when touring though, I know especially Plant & Bonham did, they loved being on their farms.
@@sicotshit7068 For the record, and I love Zep, but...Metallica's live record smokes everyone else's.
Except for *maybe* ZZ Top...cuz of longevity n whatnot.
Zeppelin got unlucky; they lost Bonzo.
I love the music from Led Zep, one of the very best bands of the golden years...
Robert Plant is a modest, natural, open, intellectual and enthusiastic person.
It must be really nice to do an interview with him! Thanks Dan Rather!
The Rolling Stones were my favorite Rock Band back in the early sixties and then I discovered Led Zeppelin and there was no going back!
Very well said!
Thoughtful, articulate- I've seen more than a couple of interviews with Robert, and his answers are always consistent. Polite, sober and always worth a listen.
20 years ago or so I used to drink in the same pub as Robert. A smashing bloke, down to earth, genial, modest, and full of quiet charisma. Had many chats and encounters when others were around but the most rewarding, for a bloke who had got his autograph in 1977 in a local Charity football match, then undertook the safari to Knebworth aged 18, was to find myself on my own with him at the bar the evening after the O2 reunion concert.
Started by telling him how astounding and enjoyable it was ( “ ah did you go!? “….” “Sadly no, watched it on CZcams straight after “…..)then got his unfiltered honest feelings about the night, and a few (precious, to me) funny insights, some observations on the whole thing, and other gems. That was a long time ago now, ( I stopped going there years ago) but feels like yesterday, and listening to him here, he’s not changed a bit. A true, 100% musical legend up there with the absolute greatest, and a really good guy.
THE GREATEST BAND EVER HANDS DOWN ✋️❤😊
I know one fact. Thank You Zepp for being there during all the great memories.
Imagine the life & times of Robert Plant. While being born with immense talent, it needs to be discovered and nurtured to reach the level of success that he has. And to stay so grounded after being so famous & wealthy is an achievement in itself. A truly fascinating human being.
a wise summary. All very true.
Above all he's a proper bloke...
GREAT GUY
Such an underrated singer, great to see him finally getting the recognition he deserves.
What??
I can still hear your singing voice in your speaking voice, mate. Thanks for it all.
I live near Robert. I have met him plenty of times in our local pub. He is a lovely bloke. No ego or delusions of grandeur. What you see is what you get. I am a huge fan of his work but have never asked for an autograph or photo. We just chat, say hello and it's great that almost no one in the pub makes a big deal about who he is.
He said years ago that if he’d lived in America the constant adulation would have driven him nuts but he knew that if he stayed in the midlands he’d keep his feet on the ground.
@@philipbrackpool-bk1bm Yep. I can believe it. He really is just like any ordinary bloke in the pub (apart from oozing cool, rock star, sex appeal that is).
Yup agree…my girlfriend was his neighbour, and she always said when he would visit the house, he was so down to earth, and that’s how he preferred to be treated!
@@moritz2464was he a nice guy? Everyone who has met him says he’s lovely and I believe it, but it’s odd reconciling that with some of the crazy stories you hear about the band
@@ryaneijkholt4220 the stories were from another time period in his life, the years tend to mellow out even the greatest rock stars in history, at times you can catch Robert going for a stroll like he’s just a regular guy….
I notice that Robert Plant still has a glint or a twinkle in his eyes and I love it. Can’t say the same for Dan Rather.
Dan Rather is a liberal putz
conclusion is 'don't get to old before you say to much'...the most wonderful rockin rock vioce - thank you Robert and thank you Dan for you amzing years of broadcasting
Fantastic interview with the great Robert Plant!! Dan Rather is better than ever at eliciting insights and anecdotes!
First band I ever saw, I was 14 years old. Awesome.
Me too. Changed my life.
14? What a great age to watch a Led Zeppelin concert!
@@AlisMarsaili1351 It certainly was! Changed my life forever.
@@AlisMarsaili1351 It was the first gig I ever saw. I was just 14 too.
Ditto... I was 14 and it was Aug. 22nd, 1970. One of the very best concerts I have ever seen, in all these decades. And it was my first concert.
I'm so glad to have been alive when he was making music. And especially agree the post WWII kids from the UK were wanting something new and fun. My dad was in the Pacific during WWII. He never talked about it either, until his later years. ❤
Thank god for jimmy page putting this band together and keeping its memory alive all these years later.
Which God?
Just a note. This was a fantastic interview by Dan Rather. You could see the mutual respect between the two gentlemen.
It’s criminal that he’s never been in any pirate films
Him and Page wouldve been awesome as elder elves in the lotr universe.
@@timscanlon6323😂 oh yeh
He's such a handsome lion of a man.
His speaking voice hides that Rock God Mountain leveling world shaking and to be quite frank knicker dropping singing he does...
He certainly cannot hit the notes he did in his younger years... which is why he tours these days with Allison Krauss
@@hypnoticevents And why not, We all gots to have a pension.
@@hypnoticeventsso what. It’s not about hitting the notes. Plant could have had half the range and he still would have been a legend.
@@hypnoticeventshe certainly over worked it when he could, & definitely great range tone & texture to his voice, he knew how exactly to use it for each song.
@hypnoticevents - Oh. so *that’s* the reason he tours with Allison. Got it
Have loved Led Zeppelin since their first album... still listen to them regularly today. Having said that, I want to add that my three favorite Newsmen are Dan Rather, Peter Jennings, and Walter Cronkite. Always love listening to Dan Rather.
I love you Robert Plant forever
I still remember the first time ever I listened to "Good times Bad Times" in my usual Record shops ...I was playing lead guitar in those days in the style of Hendrix, Clapton and others. Wow ....first strike : the double kick drums of John Bonham, then the descending and ascending scales of Jimmy Page surrounded by the bass part of JP Jones. Robert Plant ? Yeah ...he was unique right from day one. Something never heard before. Thumbs up guys. The best rock band ever and right from day one.
Robert Plant is very thoughtful in the way he answers these questions and I like how he doesn’t get irritated with some of the rhetorical nature of the questions of this particular interviewer who I find quite frankly could use to lighten up his vibe a little and have a laugh
A mark well made.
In late 90's, I met Robert in a small record shop in Helena Arkansas while we were both looking for old bluesy recordings. He was a genuinely pleasant man and very cordial to a similarly aged fan.
Great interview. Interesting to me was the story about his father not talking to much about the war. My grandpa was taken away from his home, wife and son to a labour camp in Germany during WW2 where he spend 3 years. He never talked about it. Now I’m 65 years old and He is long gone. I’ll never know his story.
He has so much charisma and he gives it for the true good of humanity- Robert that is😊
Excellent interview with intelligent questions and responses from Dan Rather. Listening to Robert is always an engaging experience.
Love this man....charismatic and so articulate, interesting and amusing.
It seems like yesterday I was in front of the stage at the Seattle Kingdome in July of 1977, I can still feel the vibration of that steel structure as 90,000 of us welcomed Robert, Jimmy, Bonzo and Jogn Paul Jones. Thank you Robert for the memories.
Dan Rather so outclassed.
Strange comment.
@@RB55able How strange? Dan Rather represents a man with zero integrity. Totally corrupt individual. He practically ushered in the current state of the media. Ideologically driven rather than factually driven. Robert Plant represents the ultimate in integrity. Also, it's clear he knows nothing of the genre.
Robert describes every golden age. The golden age of piracy, the golden age of computing, the golden age of the internet, the golden age of music. Ultimate freedom and creativity. It's always the best time to be alive.
Living legend 😊
Love Robert, fascinating to hear his thoughts on the epic journey Zeppelin took.
Dan Rather asks generic amateurish questions, conflating what other bands were known for with what Led Zeppelin was about.
I would say best thing is people loving my music
Of all the things Robert said at a live performance. The one thing he said that I will never forget. He was singing "No Quarter". He said... "Does anyone remember laughter?" TIMELESS!
Any fascination with the "Sex Drugs & Rock & Roll" 1970's mythology about Zeppelin is so pathetically Superficial. What about their Supremely Professional Levels of ability like John Paul Jones' amazing multi instrumentalist skills and Page's reputation as a Stellar studio session genius too? Thanks to YT and musical analysts that are also Zep aficionados we can now these days truly appreciate every member's Phenomenal talents and not be obsessed with sordid gossip,
Don't need the sex details, but it would be interesting to know what drugs were used during the various tours.
@@HardRockMaster7577 Do you truly want to know?
Those guys ended their incredible band basically when Bonham died, that just shows character at the most important time. That's the point why i will always admire them no matter how much drugs they did or whatever. And they were on point musicians, they knew exactly what they were doing when they played.
Tomorrow 5/31 is Bonzo’s birthday.. Long live John Henry Bonham.
@@BillBowman-vu3jw5-31-77 Greensboro N.C. An evening with Led Zeppelin John Bonham Birthday Bash Presence tour 😊
@@BillBowman-vu3jw So he was a Gemini. Unpredictable.
Thank you for the incredible influence on my life.
I can say I lived through the best times because it was the best time for music.
Thank You Robert Plant.
I saw zep live many times in chicago in the 70's best time of my life still listen to them now miss those days rock on percey
Great words from the golden God!!!!
His solo albums are the bomb.
Big Log came on the radio today and I was groovin’.
Ship of Fools is incredible
I bought Led Zeppelin's first album when I was a teenager. I would sit in my room listening to that record over and over again. I'd never heard anything as wild and free, it was spellbinding! Over the years that followed I bought every album they made. It was an amazing era for music!
What a captivating interview. Great questions and Robert's answers are always lengthy and so interesting, peppered with humour, humility and gratitude. Love RP. One day I'll get to see him.🤞
Robert is not only one of the finest musicians of all time, but he is as nice as you could want. I've had several friends interact with him in various circumstances and he always radiates kindness. To this day he just goes about his life for the enjoyment of it. Makes listening to his and LZ's music all the more awesome.
Great interview. Robert Plant is a great singer and a great guy!
4 lads from a far far greater galaxy than our own.
His speaking voice is as phenomenal as his singing voice is…(was) His music transcends time…
Robert has the best stories as well as being very articulate and intelligent . I love listening to his interviews almost as much as his music .
1977 the Capital Centre,how lucky was I. Seeing Led Zeppelin touring America. I still have my concert shirt. So lucky...
It is interesting to share something in common with Robert Plant.. hearing him speak of his childhood and remember his father’s war stories. My dad came from the Vietnam era and never really spoke about it until his late years.. I guess they finally learn to cope with it. Oh, what a blessing it is to live among hero’s. Selfless and sacrificial men.. true hero’s.
Roberts last line: _"That's what I want. I wanna be like that!"_ Was also me as a child in the 70's seeing _The Song Remains The Same"_ for the first time in the local movie theater. _Pink Floyd, live at Pompeii_ played right before it too. I'll never forget that day.🥰Very few groups had such an impact on me as those two. And along with Alex Lifeson and a few others, I learned to play guitar by listening to them and figuring it all out by ear.
I get to be in the audience with Robert and Allison in performance! So excited!
I was 18 in 1969 when I first heard Led Zeppelin. I was hooked then, and am still hooked. My daughters used to "borrow" my Zeppelin CDs. They and their friends were also big fans. My generation lucked into the greatest music of all time, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jefferson Airplane, Grand Funk Railroad, The Beatles, Iron Butterfly, and more I can't remember off the top of my head. The music then was so full of life energy, it was awesome.
I was 15 in 1970 and they scared the blank out of me with overpowering energy. Only years later do I appreciate how far ahead they were. Best pure rockers ever and they made you think and they made you love. What a time.
"Always a member of the audience and an entertainer." I love how he has always been interested and engaged with exploring different areas of music, whether its country, middle eastern, etc.
Led Zeppelin: Best Band EVER.
The Goat of Rockn’Roll. An absolute legend and a man (and the band) taking up most of the room on my ‘Life’s Soundtrack’. God bless him…🩵🙏🏼🎵🎙️
I was fortunate enough to see Zep. It was the last show they played at the LA Forum, and it was the greatest show of many 100's I have seen in my life.
“If the tiny motor bike fits in the elevator, then she’s good to go”.--Robert Plant. God bless you sir.