good collaberation,, but alison is good enough with anybody,,,,,l will stick with alison,,she is as good as anyone make no mistake she is special,,end of,,,,,,,,,,,
Never thought this would work, Too bad it never got any airplay here in Buffalo, NY as usual. I thought the one and only country station would pick up on this but nope! Such dopes here!
not all colaborations work . This one definately does . fantastic . they bring out the absolute best in each other . fantastic !!!! I still haven't bought 5the CD - but I need to get it .
These songs are beautifully and thoughtfully arranged. The vocal chordal harmonies are a joy to experience. I only have one complaint: the master. In my humble opinion, the orientation to the "bottom" frequencies severely diminishes the treasure CD that is Raising Sand.
An incredible collaboration. Those who know Plant and his history well should realize that an amalgamation with a bluegrass legend (and the best female voice I have heard in recent memory) was quite natural
I think she was less than ecstatic. Keep listening to the interviews and reading what they said about the project. I still love what they did and think it was a great album but this was not her cup of tea. Has anyone heard why she didn't do the second album with him?
It seems that decade after decade music declines further and fewer and fewer musicians actually have real talent (writing and playing) not this crap of some producer creating an act or performer to knock out pop songs from another writer. Thats just too platics and has no real depth let along quality. Now you have someone like T Bone that has more talent in a strand of hair than most of the performers today and he brings these 2 together and creates this.... now THATS something special!
and the snack food Bugles, with a miniature chip of either white chocolate or queen's dark chocolate or waht duh what duh quote could be new caramel bugles elves so slamm like gnomes eating it beneath the tree nibbling then riding the horse down the beach and the material and they called and said wow he's still alive in 2011 and he laughed wholeheartedly
Yes, it's true, as any honest and knowledgeable Zep fan will admit, Robert's voice isn't what it used to be. And guess what? That says more about his resolve and character as an artist than anything else. The fact that he is still able to perform on this stage and contribute to collaborations that WIN GRAMMY'S FOR ALBUM OF THE YEAR is more impressive b/c of this.
And to think for 1 sec. that Alison is anything less than ecstatic is naive. Zep was voted #3 on VH1's 100 greatest artists eva
@mbro7612 I don't think it's quite that his voice isn't what it used to be. Percy has always been amazing within his range, but his range is not that wide, he's never been that versatile; he's always turned in good and bad performances, throughout these forty five years. He's sung a lot of Zep stuff better, in the years since Zep ended, than he did on the original discs and in concert in the Zep years. He's gained range on this disc by challenging himself to move into frightening new space.
Idon't know who's luckier,Robert Plant singing with Alison Krauss or Alison Krauss singing with Robert Plant?I know the people who get this collaboration are the luckiest .I cannot get enough of them together-Truly an ARTIST BREAKTHROUGH!
@tomcardello of course R. Plant did drugs in the 60's and 70's. He was in a protest to legalise pot for goodness sake :) He mostly stayed away from hard drugs. Jonsey and Plant never really got into the hard stiff. After his son died in 1977 is when he said he cut out all drugs. Now he just drinks alcohol.
GREAT ALBUM!!!! Was not happy with the price though! But it was I think worth it!
"Long Journey" Amazing song! VERY true for me, lost my wife back this past July to Wegener's Granulomatosis (a very rare AUTO-immune disorder) and that song has brought me much comfort. "read the Letter" is also an amazing song, and I really like the way it came out. VERY well done all the way around. TNX!
This album is probably one of my favorites! I am actually not that impressed with "Stairway" I KNOW, I KNOW! It is the" IT" song! I like the music but the vocals are hard to follow for me. This album has some great duets! In fact I think I LIKE this Plant better than LED Plant. And Miss Alison! Well ever since I seen her on CMT when it was still music videos only, and she did Steel Rails. I was HOOKED!
This is a damn good album. I mean, sure Robert is not singing with those high pitched screams like he used to in songs like Dazed and Confused and Stairway to Heaven but you gotta love his work on this. When I heard that he was working on a new album, it was something I was really looking forward to. I love all his Zeppelin stuff more of course, but this has a nice sound to it also. Five grammy awards aren't bad either. Keep rocking Robert!
I just hate that everyone always has to resort to talking about how many Grammies Alison K. has won in order to prove her greatness, when all anyone really has to do is listen to her voice. Who cares about awards they’re overrated it’s the music and quality of it that matters. BTW if this album was any good it was because of Alison Krauss not Robert Plant. Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us best track on the album!
@kingmojopin0 Sure, awards aren't everything,but when THAT amount of awards comes to an artist, it surely must say something more than industry politics. Of course, her voice says it all, that's a given. A monster band like Union Station helps too!
@candelise My point is that artist like Patsy Cline never won a Grammy and who would argue with her talent. I don’t give any importance to award shows; they’re entertaining the way a concert is. Just to really drive my point Bono has been nominated for a Noble Peace Prize, they’re nothing more than some popularity contest, I’m not with that.
@candelise How about the ACM Awards, she’s only won through collaboration in those. I don’t think it speaks on her talent that she’s only won two. Which awards matter and which awards don’t, the ones she’s won the most? Do the award shows that acknowledge her matter only or do you take into consideration the ones that snubbed her too? Like I said they’re popularity contest. She is a great artist not because of her awards but because of her work.
@candelise The quality of her work has nothing to do w/ her popularity; btw she is not as prolific as you’re making her out to be. On paper she will have all those Grammys & zero or few of the other awards my question to you, who seem to value awards, is which ones matter?If you like her music you don’t have to validate it to anyone by saying she has so many Grammys, just let them listen to the music & decide for themselves.I happen to love her music regardless of her 27 Grammys & 2 ACM awards.
@kingmojopin0 You are chasing your own tail, just simply circling. I already acknowledged that awards are not everything. Still, for those that think so, perhaps more will listen to Alison. However, not one of those awards, past or recent, were ever about what somebody else thought was good, right? I never said that she was prolific. If you want to be the 'Queen of Split Hairs' on what particular awards count, you can do that on your own, I'm afraid. Plus, what is 'Grammys & zero' about??
@candelise You responded to me and the only one splitting hairs is you after all you did say, “THAT amount of awards comes to an artist, it surely must say something” and now you are saying “I already acknowledged that awards are not everything”. Grammys and zero means that she has won zero awards in other award ceremonies thus the reason you should not put so much importance in them because they contradict each other.
@kingmojopin0 I obviously meant that WITHIN that amount of awards, SOMETHING must have gone for the quality of her work. If you care not to see it, tough. Stevie Wonder won much acclaim for his Seventies' work. In the grand sceme of things, it meant little, however, someone saw its intrinsic value. As for other awards, whatever,pal. She won something although I can't see her lifting a Tony or an Oscar, if that's what you mean.
@candelise You say having so many grammys must mean something & my question is what does it say that she hasn’t won other country awards.Well I’ll tell you it’s not because of the quality of her work, because she’s great, I place fault on pompous award shows.I don’t need some award show telling me what is good & what isn’t, I’ll decide for myself so no I don’t see the significance in awards because than I would have to give importance to the ones where she’s never won.
@kingmojopin0 Round and round again! Speculate all you want or lay down THE KNOWLEDGE! Pomposity and industry politics is as old as the sun and has been mentioned more than once here. I choose not to speculate on why she has not won more country awards, I don't live in Nashville. Perhaps her appeal is larger than the genre she is in.
@candelise To each his own if you want to worship the grammy shrine but don’t try to convince me to do it because otherwise we’ll keep going in circles. And since you’re the one trying to convince me you are the one who should cease this nonsense. I’m not trying to convince you after all. You go on worshiping those idiots who gave milli vanilli a grammy. Btw these are all just opinions, the awards themselves are just opinions. So you should just chill.
@kingmojopin0 No one this end was trying to convince or state worship. Opinions were put which, if you read correctly, did not sign up 100% to the awards ideal. Problems with interpretation? If you cannot see other than a black and white situation on the opinons stated, more fool you. Just throwing Milli Vanilli into this chat is stupid enough. Chilled nicely, thanks. See ya!
@candelise Right, you aren’t trying to convince me which is why you have been specifically badgering me. Sure, if you want to tell yourself that you go ahead. You must be one of those that thinks his way is the right way and you are calling me a black and white person. You’re the only fool here, trying to convince other people to think like you. What did you expect that you can throw shit around and no one is going to answer back?
@kingmojopin0 The opinions were made to be considered, back and forth discussion, simple. However, a fine, polite individual you turned out to be. Keep going, please!
@kingmojopin0 A simple phrase like 'all points considered' after the Stevie Wonder example would've helped and saved a few syllables. However, inaccurate accusations don't help.
@candelise I don’t need to make it easy for you; you’re the one picking a fight after all. What the hell do you think this is, a debate?You could’ve saved us both all this back and forth nonsense if you would just accept that my opinion is mine, not yours. All points were considered, that’s why I posted my original comment; you don’t have to agree with me that’s fine, but what you don’t understand is that I don’t have to agree with you either.
@kingmojopin0 If someone challeneged my view, I would tell them exactly why I had that view, for the sake of clarity. Your answers came across as blank dimissals, hence the discourse. As for fights, I guess your tone says it all.
@candelise You challenged my view; I further explained why I believe award shows holds no true value. I provided several examples just to be clear; you should go back and reread them, for the “sake of clarity”.My answers were indeed dismissive, but never blank.They would of course seem blank to someone who refuses to be reasonable.Btw how could I possibly take you seriously when you insist on repeating yourself, as a way of explanation.
@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
@candelise The Stevie Wonder example is the same as using the Alison Krauss example. Great artists but their awards are not what make them so. I don't listen to them because of the amount of awards they have accumulated but because of their great music. In the 70s Led Zeppelin, to name but one of many artists, didn’t win any Grammys and a lot of people would find that wrong, so awards are a hit and miss that’s why I don’t take them seriously.
@kingmojopin0 Remember, Led Zeppelin were big with their fans but not the establishment, press etc. at the time. They caught up later. No Grammys, no surprise.
@candelise And that’s precisely my point, what I’ve been saying all this time, great artists fly by them all the time. They did not award legendary artists then as I’m sure it’s happened in our own time, time will tell. How can you possibly respect such an establishment?
@candelise I say listen to the music, if you like it listen to it, don’t be guided by the number of awards any given artist has accumulated. At the end of the day it’s the music that will stand the test of time not an Artist of the Year trophy.
Bought the album the minute it came out and was so so annyoed that it seemed to have more of the plank Plant on it than it had Alison, sinful, her voice is too precious to not have it on every track...
@LoopyTheBubblebrain "plank Plant"? Who is Alison compared to one of the best musicians/singers in history? It's Plant who makes this good. I would buy it because Plant is on it - Alison is just another bluegrass singer.
@questing200 Alison Krauss has won more grammies than anyone! I suspect that there is some recognition there, plus in Union Station she fronts one of the best bands in the world. DO YOUR RESEARCH, you PLONK!!!!!!!!!
I was never attracted to Robert Plant as a sex item (maby because I am just now only 18) but I think he's more adorable now that he's older than in any of the pictures of his younger self. For some reason i find older rock stars adorable. :)
He is better now than he was before because now he is even more dynamic, and she is like a sexy cool break on a summer night. They are magic together and anyone listening can hear it.
@mchaseaguilar ur saying he is better than when he was singing live with zeppeling? wow.. i think u should go watch the song remains the same or something.. it would probably change ur mind..
I'm really jealous of T Bone Burnett, he's always involved in these great projects. Krauss & Plant, the Crazy Heart soundtrack, the Walk the Line soundtrack.
He and Kris Kristofferson definitely got me interested in country/bluegrass music much more than I was before.
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Alison Kraus is probably the greatest female voice since Patsy Cline. On top of that she is a world class player. Put that together with Robert Plant and the great
T-Bone had to be magic. It was. I saw her open for Garth Brooks early in his career. He said what everybody was feeling, "Well she's not going to be an opening for long."
Holy crap. I know Im a little late to this party....just discovering this album now...but my goodness. This is amazing. This is fresh, original, plodding, brilliant, deliberate, loose, and engaging. Its neither Alison or Robert Plant specifically, but how this is arranged and thought through that is brilliant. These arrangements are inspiring and fantastic! And I must admit that Robert Plant's voice, just here and there, tickles a little somethin forgotten. Awesome!
Soooo glad they won Grammys for this. I can kind of understand people bashing Plant if all they know is "Stairway" and "Whole Lotta Love". If you want to hear some great Zep, listen to "Thats The Way", "Rain Song" "Tea For One", or Plants other duet with a woman, "Battle of Evermore"
another great example also is Going to California. I like to listen to that track these days and remind myself that Plant was just 21 years old at that time of that recording —unreal!
This record is so good it amazes me every time I hear it. My friend said that I had to hear the new Plant record and I thought, yeah, more old rocker music, but this is so amazingly good I was TRULY stunned!
Haven't taken time to read others comments.I have the time to post a comment about this duet.{{{ I LOVE THE It }}}!!! I have always liked Alison's voice.I feel her voice is as an angel's voice would sound singing.I actually didn't even know who Robert Plant was!! But I do now!!! I bought this CD for 1 song. I enjoyed,"Please read the letter." I have fell in love with the other songs.Every tune is unique and the different instruments used are so interesting.5 ***** all the way!!! Great job,A&R!
i don't like to pick the music apart with negativity..open your ears and ENJOY. of course Alison's voice is great- that's a given, and Robert seems to have somehow gentled himself to the point where we are reminded of his past work, but with Alison, he has stretched the limits of a romantic side. the blend is great..and just the touch of raunch is teasing to the imagination. i love it.
People butchering Plant don't get that he comes from a different musical genre where Krauss would sound "bad." It's not her genre. They have mutual respect for one another and are creating something NEW here. Not rehashing all the records you already have in your collections.
People butchering Plant don't get that he comes from a different musical genre where Krauss would sound "bad." It's not her genre. They have mutual respect for one another and are creating something NEW here. Not rehashing all the records you already have in your collections.
Ya'll have no idea what you're talking about. I'm a musician, and you never want to" hang up your guns", Its an art form, you idiots, you don't stop like you do with a 9-5 job, it's a way of life. AND they sound great together. I admire both of them more now, and without Robert Plant people like me probably wouldn't have had the opportunity to come across Alison Krauss Your ears are wrong! They are fantastic singers, and they aren't stupid, they know what sounds good, and IT DOES SOUND GOOD.
at last someone who hears what i hear,i was beginning to wonder if i was going mad with all the negative comments regarding this duo,the genius who is robert plant seemed so humble when discussing harmonies and bluegrass no pri- Madonna there just a musician making great music with another great musician,and we in the uk as i said to yura only get snippets of alisons beautiful voice this will now change.hey i hope ralph stanley never hangs his guns up your never to old.keeterkids the man.
@keetredkid you're absolutely right, man. I'm a singer/songwriter as well, and I couldn't stop writing songs if I tried. Like Paul McCartney said in an interview, "it's like a hobby you find yourself doing; a part of your personality." A musician's work is never 'done'. Bands come and go, but look at all the successful songwriters in history, McCartney, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan... they never stop making music!
@keetredkid You are so right. Plant is a true artist - a living legend and I love what he's doing now. He knows what sounds good, and anyone with any sense of music and good taste would appreciate this.
@keetredkid I totally say "ditto" to your comment. I am musician as well, was born to Big Band father; raised in mtns of NC..got me some bluegrass there; then ELVIS came along...To those folks making comments about awards...Of all the songs that he recorded, the ONLY ones he ever got awards for were his gospel. He was born to sing gospel until that "carnie" manager of his got ahold of him., imho...just saying...it's the TALENT and GIFTS that these folks have that is KEY...They are sharing<3w/U.
I absolutely hate this due and all of the songs thay sang together. Don' t like Robert Plant, Hate Allison Krauss. That' must explain why I have most of the stuff each one of them have ever done. And the Dueo Disc that my son gave me is in my auto Disc Player 24/7. Ride the highways and find that you just can' t stay the speed limit. FANTASTIC. The Letter? really? Does it get any better?
This pairing is fantastic. And I love on Let Your Loss be Your Lesson when Alison starts belting out "...Once I had myself a good woman..." Really nice that T-Bone took them both out of their comfort zones.
At any rate... it'd be good if people could get back to commenting on the video and their music. These two are awesome together, that's why they won the Record of the Year and Album of the Year at the Grammy's. It's interesting that people want to give Robert more credit for that, seeing as how it's a DUET and Alison is a legend in her own right.
To declare that we now live in an age where morality is subjective, is itself an absolute statement about morality. Therefore it's no more valid than any other view of morality. You don't corner the market on truth by declaring that there is no truth. You can't dismiss morality by making a moral judgment that it "doesn't matter".
@theR0nin hi i could not have put it any better,i enjoy reading comments on good music,(a wee bit sad perhaps),so as i went through comments on this page i felt sick i must sound realy old but surely even in 21 cent its important that we have some form of morality a line we dont cross,something,anything that seperates us,anyway im gona shut up now.back to the music iv seen plant live in glasgow backed by a full orchestra fantastic and alison has voice of an angel just gettin into bluegrass.
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Good music? what are you listening to because its not this crap.
For Christ's sakes Plant sounds like a yapping toad, although I admit Alison sounds awesome, Plants toad crack pipe voice just tares it up and belittles it into a work of garbage....
they tell me there are special sites for for perverts one tracked minded sick animals who cannot think of anything else but the lowest ,base things all the time.this page is for good wholsome people (something you will never understand) who love fantastic music and musicians,so please go to your sick sites and join your sick pervs and leave us normal good living people to enjoy and freely comment on music without being harrassed about things your wierd mind conjures up(.love alison and plant)
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good, wholesome people? this is the 21st morality is subjective and doesn't really matter. i'm not wholesome or 'good' and i still love their music. and if they've ever had sex, who cares?that's what adults do! lol it's not criminal to joke about, maybe a little devoid of taste, but again, no one cares THAT much. thanks for excluding the rest of us. maybe you need a christian site to better meet your needs.
My guess is you're blind to nuance but if you watch this vid carefully, the answer will be abundantly obvious. To hit beat a dead horse, they had more than sufficient fun in creating what they created. So, yes, they made love without the physicality or sexuality.
Robert was one of only a few really great voices of Rock'n Roll in those days, in my opnion only Roger Daltrey came close. Not just a matter of wide register, but also what they sang (lyrichs) and how(style, decens and relevance or maybe politichs) Both of the mentioned did lots of live performances and put so much strain on their voices that they allmost ruined it, and resulted in the many pure results you hear on live-tracks. But when at their best; Both were second to None!
Well i hear you loud´n clear anyway. I believe you got you´r point there, but remember; not every great rock´n roll singer was a schooled musician, ......classical that is. I am talking talent, spirit and personal attitute,.... being in the right place! Not many came close to Robert and Roger when at their peaks, ( sorry English is not my first language)!
they all seemed to agree that this was more of a project than anything else and they both agreed they were on a learning curve (never to old to learn)and if this project/duo allows the rest of the world the opportunity to hear alisons beautiful voice then thats a good thing.you are spoilt in the u s a having her all to yourself when we have to make do with snippets.anyway i think they sounded great.hey union station and lead zeppelin may get together now,that project would start a war,ha ha.
Regarding Comment by YuraJagOv, is there a difference between a "Skin Flute" and a "Human Organ", I alway thought a Skin Flute was something like the famous norwegian butt flute?
This isn't my favorite Plant music although I must admit I like it. My hat off to him for doing something diff. I do love these songs despite my objections. Nicely done
You really know too much about all of that stuff,is it a fantasy that you really wish for yourself,i think it is,don't be ashamed,just come out of the closet and be happy
Just because he's not the 70's Robert Plant making orgasms for your ears doesn't mean he can't sing any more. He just sings different;y because of the change of his voice from age and I'm assuming his drug use also affected it. He still kicks ass, just in a different way and style than his old self. He may not be in every ones wet dreams any more but he's still Robert Plant and he always has and always will kick more ass than any other singer.
@LedZRush This is one of the most sane and nicest comments I red here on You Tube. I am, was and always will be a big Led Zeppelinfan, but I can realy appreciate what Robert is doing now. Takes courage to do change your style so completely and do it so very well.
What a great and unexpected collab!
radweed2009 1 month ago in playlist Alison Krauss
what year?
roaringwaterbay 4 months ago
It's so cool to see Robert duet with Allison. I love it.
Sarasdad91 4 months ago
Such a GREAT collection of music!!!
TWO of the MOST AMAZING MUSICAL TALENTS CONVERGING ON A SPECIAL MUSICAL EVENT!!!
A MUST for everyone to have in their music collection!!!
rjc1060 6 months ago
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4elobaka4 6 months ago
i think i'm in love ! oi !
walkingeagle069 7 months ago
good collaberation,, but alison is good enough with anybody,,,,,l will stick with alison,,she is as good as anyone make no mistake she is special,,end of,,,,,,,,,,,
robharding1957 7 months ago
Never thought this would work, Too bad it never got any airplay here in Buffalo, NY as usual. I thought the one and only country station would pick up on this but nope! Such dopes here!
ArniepII 8 months ago
@ArniepII maybe cause it's not a country album.......
marrymartystuart 1 month ago
not all colaborations work . This one definately does . fantastic . they bring out the absolute best in each other . fantastic !!!! I still haven't bought 5the CD - but I need to get it .
bigbuzman 8 months ago
thank you yube for this vidio seeing robert Plaint againgis alsoom ;and they match so good R >j>K.
Nineball9100 9 months ago
I would have never thought Plant was English, if I didnt watch this video...
maicull 9 months ago
@maicull is that bad? whole led zeppelin is english
jamazi4 5 months ago
Two most remarkable artist. What a great talent/
ZadZadrack 9 months ago
he shows his led z' fame becouse he can do anything and do it good
Nineball9100 9 months ago 2
that's rock a billy
Syzygy60 10 months ago
Their voices were created to make music together!
Spellbinding!
cooliesass 10 months ago
Are they also in romantic relationships?
ShUrkaSl 10 months ago
robert plant looks so old now
THEANnetWork 11 months ago
These songs are beautifully and thoughtfully arranged. The vocal chordal harmonies are a joy to experience. I only have one complaint: the master. In my humble opinion, the orientation to the "bottom" frequencies severely diminishes the treasure CD that is Raising Sand.
BlackKeyAtheist 11 months ago
They're so good together...
EverTheSame5 11 months ago
An incredible collaboration. Those who know Plant and his history well should realize that an amalgamation with a bluegrass legend (and the best female voice I have heard in recent memory) was quite natural
7482jonathan 11 months ago
I think she was less than ecstatic. Keep listening to the interviews and reading what they said about the project. I still love what they did and think it was a great album but this was not her cup of tea. Has anyone heard why she didn't do the second album with him?
blakedawg76 11 months ago
@tomcardello Very little known. I hadn't heard that and I thought I'd read everything. It makes sense, but can you say more about that?
blakedawg76 11 months ago
I so happy that I have grown up with led S: robert plant he is the real thing the BEST thank you you tube RON K>lansing mi::
Nineball9100 1 year ago
It seems that decade after decade music declines further and fewer and fewer musicians actually have real talent (writing and playing) not this crap of some producer creating an act or performer to knock out pop songs from another writer. Thats just too platics and has no real depth let along quality. Now you have someone like T Bone that has more talent in a strand of hair than most of the performers today and he brings these 2 together and creates this.... now THATS something special!
DFBTomas 1 year ago
what's the big deal she is hot and into him ...that is why they got togather...
genesis12325 1 year ago
can something be contrived et voila voice bending
like creating the bonzeaux schuffle
and the snack food Bugles, with a miniature chip of either white chocolate or queen's dark chocolate or waht duh what duh quote could be new caramel bugles elves so slamm like gnomes eating it beneath the tree nibbling then riding the horse down the beach and the material and they called and said wow he's still alive in 2011 and he laughed wholeheartedly
TheBrilliantGeniuses 1 year ago
Yes, it's true, as any honest and knowledgeable Zep fan will admit, Robert's voice isn't what it used to be. And guess what? That says more about his resolve and character as an artist than anything else. The fact that he is still able to perform on this stage and contribute to collaborations that WIN GRAMMY'S FOR ALBUM OF THE YEAR is more impressive b/c of this.
And to think for 1 sec. that Alison is anything less than ecstatic is naive. Zep was voted #3 on VH1's 100 greatest artists eva
mbro7612 1 year ago
@mbro7612 I don't think it's quite that his voice isn't what it used to be. Percy has always been amazing within his range, but his range is not that wide, he's never been that versatile; he's always turned in good and bad performances, throughout these forty five years. He's sung a lot of Zep stuff better, in the years since Zep ended, than he did on the original discs and in concert in the Zep years. He's gained range on this disc by challenging himself to move into frightening new space.
Haidimbya 1 year ago
led zepplin black sabbath,bluegrass,rockin roll,country heavy metal,rockabilly,jazz,
harleyoil63 1 year ago
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ianwalkerdownland 1 year ago
Idon't know who's luckier,Robert Plant singing with Alison Krauss or Alison Krauss singing with Robert Plant?I know the people who get this collaboration are the luckiest .I cannot get enough of them together-Truly an ARTIST BREAKTHROUGH!
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Led Zapellin was a hoax. I'm so sorry that a singer like Alisson sing with a Hoax like robert plant.
God bless alisson.
fuck you Plant.
kyxyzy 1 year ago
@tomcardello of course R. Plant did drugs in the 60's and 70's. He was in a protest to legalise pot for goodness sake :) He mostly stayed away from hard drugs. Jonsey and Plant never really got into the hard stiff. After his son died in 1977 is when he said he cut out all drugs. Now he just drinks alcohol.
ILuv2BU 1 year ago
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TurkizhBums 1 year ago
I love this pairing. My sisters had the CD and when I heard it I had to buy it for myself. It's fabulous.
Blibish 1 year ago
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The truly great thrive in the oneness that is music.
frankierays 1 year ago
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frankierays 1 year ago
GREAT ALBUM!!!! Was not happy with the price though! But it was I think worth it!
"Long Journey" Amazing song! VERY true for me, lost my wife back this past July to Wegener's Granulomatosis (a very rare AUTO-immune disorder) and that song has brought me much comfort. "read the Letter" is also an amazing song, and I really like the way it came out. VERY well done all the way around. TNX!
IowaCarrySmith 1 year ago
This album is probably one of my favorites! I am actually not that impressed with "Stairway" I KNOW, I KNOW! It is the" IT" song! I like the music but the vocals are hard to follow for me. This album has some great duets! In fact I think I LIKE this Plant better than LED Plant. And Miss Alison! Well ever since I seen her on CMT when it was still music videos only, and she did Steel Rails. I was HOOKED!
IowaCarrySmith 1 year ago
Good Album
Blindleoblake66 1 year ago
This is a damn good album. I mean, sure Robert is not singing with those high pitched screams like he used to in songs like Dazed and Confused and Stairway to Heaven but you gotta love his work on this. When I heard that he was working on a new album, it was something I was really looking forward to. I love all his Zeppelin stuff more of course, but this has a nice sound to it also. Five grammy awards aren't bad either. Keep rocking Robert!
AlmostHuman3 1 year ago
I just hate that everyone always has to resort to talking about how many Grammies Alison K. has won in order to prove her greatness, when all anyone really has to do is listen to her voice. Who cares about awards they’re overrated it’s the music and quality of it that matters. BTW if this album was any good it was because of Alison Krauss not Robert Plant. Sister Rosetta Goes Before Us best track on the album!
kingmojopin0 1 year ago 2
@kingmojopin0 Sure, awards aren't everything,but when THAT amount of awards comes to an artist, it surely must say something more than industry politics. Of course, her voice says it all, that's a given. A monster band like Union Station helps too!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise My point is that artist like Patsy Cline never won a Grammy and who would argue with her talent. I don’t give any importance to award shows; they’re entertaining the way a concert is. Just to really drive my point Bono has been nominated for a Noble Peace Prize, they’re nothing more than some popularity contest, I’m not with that.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 Were the Grammies around in Patsy Clines' day? I don't know, maybe you do. However, I did say DEPSITE INDUSTRY POLITICS!!!!!!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise How about the ACM Awards, she’s only won through collaboration in those. I don’t think it speaks on her talent that she’s only won two. Which awards matter and which awards don’t, the ones she’s won the most? Do the award shows that acknowledge her matter only or do you take into consideration the ones that snubbed her too? Like I said they’re popularity contest. She is a great artist not because of her awards but because of her work.
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candelise 1 year ago
Respond to this video... OBVIOUSLY it is about the quality of her work, hence, the popularity and(on paper, at least)thus, the awards. GASP!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise The quality of her work has nothing to do w/ her popularity; btw she is not as prolific as you’re making her out to be. On paper she will have all those Grammys & zero or few of the other awards my question to you, who seem to value awards, is which ones matter?If you like her music you don’t have to validate it to anyone by saying she has so many Grammys, just let them listen to the music & decide for themselves.I happen to love her music regardless of her 27 Grammys & 2 ACM awards.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 You are chasing your own tail, just simply circling. I already acknowledged that awards are not everything. Still, for those that think so, perhaps more will listen to Alison. However, not one of those awards, past or recent, were ever about what somebody else thought was good, right? I never said that she was prolific. If you want to be the 'Queen of Split Hairs' on what particular awards count, you can do that on your own, I'm afraid. Plus, what is 'Grammys & zero' about??
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise You responded to me and the only one splitting hairs is you after all you did say, “THAT amount of awards comes to an artist, it surely must say something” and now you are saying “I already acknowledged that awards are not everything”. Grammys and zero means that she has won zero awards in other award ceremonies thus the reason you should not put so much importance in them because they contradict each other.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 I obviously meant that WITHIN that amount of awards, SOMETHING must have gone for the quality of her work. If you care not to see it, tough. Stevie Wonder won much acclaim for his Seventies' work. In the grand sceme of things, it meant little, however, someone saw its intrinsic value. As for other awards, whatever,pal. She won something although I can't see her lifting a Tony or an Oscar, if that's what you mean.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise You say having so many grammys must mean something & my question is what does it say that she hasn’t won other country awards.Well I’ll tell you it’s not because of the quality of her work, because she’s great, I place fault on pompous award shows.I don’t need some award show telling me what is good & what isn’t, I’ll decide for myself so no I don’t see the significance in awards because than I would have to give importance to the ones where she’s never won.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 Round and round again! Speculate all you want or lay down THE KNOWLEDGE! Pomposity and industry politics is as old as the sun and has been mentioned more than once here. I choose not to speculate on why she has not won more country awards, I don't live in Nashville. Perhaps her appeal is larger than the genre she is in.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise To each his own if you want to worship the grammy shrine but don’t try to convince me to do it because otherwise we’ll keep going in circles. And since you’re the one trying to convince me you are the one who should cease this nonsense. I’m not trying to convince you after all. You go on worshiping those idiots who gave milli vanilli a grammy. Btw these are all just opinions, the awards themselves are just opinions. So you should just chill.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 No one this end was trying to convince or state worship. Opinions were put which, if you read correctly, did not sign up 100% to the awards ideal. Problems with interpretation? If you cannot see other than a black and white situation on the opinons stated, more fool you. Just throwing Milli Vanilli into this chat is stupid enough. Chilled nicely, thanks. See ya!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise Right, you aren’t trying to convince me which is why you have been specifically badgering me. Sure, if you want to tell yourself that you go ahead. You must be one of those that thinks his way is the right way and you are calling me a black and white person. You’re the only fool here, trying to convince other people to think like you. What did you expect that you can throw shit around and no one is going to answer back?
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 The opinions were made to be considered, back and forth discussion, simple. However, a fine, polite individual you turned out to be. Keep going, please!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise Your opinions were considered and dismissed, something you can’t grasp, apparently. Polite answers are reserved for polite people.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago 12
@kingmojopin0 A simple phrase like 'all points considered' after the Stevie Wonder example would've helped and saved a few syllables. However, inaccurate accusations don't help.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise I don’t need to make it easy for you; you’re the one picking a fight after all. What the hell do you think this is, a debate?You could’ve saved us both all this back and forth nonsense if you would just accept that my opinion is mine, not yours. All points were considered, that’s why I posted my original comment; you don’t have to agree with me that’s fine, but what you don’t understand is that I don’t have to agree with you either.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 If someone challeneged my view, I would tell them exactly why I had that view, for the sake of clarity. Your answers came across as blank dimissals, hence the discourse. As for fights, I guess your tone says it all.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise You challenged my view; I further explained why I believe award shows holds no true value. I provided several examples just to be clear; you should go back and reread them, for the “sake of clarity”.My answers were indeed dismissive, but never blank.They would of course seem blank to someone who refuses to be reasonable.Btw how could I possibly take you seriously when you insist on repeating yourself, as a way of explanation.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
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@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
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@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
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@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
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@candelise I have to assume you want to change my mind otherwise why would you keep sending me messages. It’s okay for people to think differently than you, the world will go on, the sun will rise again. So don’t take it too hard if I don’t agree with you.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 The idea was not to go wholesale but to consider the points of which of the Stevie Wonder example you seemed to ignore completely.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise The Stevie Wonder example is the same as using the Alison Krauss example. Great artists but their awards are not what make them so. I don't listen to them because of the amount of awards they have accumulated but because of their great music. In the 70s Led Zeppelin, to name but one of many artists, didn’t win any Grammys and a lot of people would find that wrong, so awards are a hit and miss that’s why I don’t take them seriously.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 Remember, Led Zeppelin were big with their fans but not the establishment, press etc. at the time. They caught up later. No Grammys, no surprise.
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise And that’s precisely my point, what I’ve been saying all this time, great artists fly by them all the time. They did not award legendary artists then as I’m sure it’s happened in our own time, time will tell. How can you possibly respect such an establishment?
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@candelise 2 weeks and you’re still pouting over this, get over it.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 Not at all, I was on holiday. Great to be back!
candelise 1 year ago
@candelise I say listen to the music, if you like it listen to it, don’t be guided by the number of awards any given artist has accumulated. At the end of the day it’s the music that will stand the test of time not an Artist of the Year trophy.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@candelise Are you trying to pull off a "bugs bunny daffy rabbit season" confusion here?
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@candelise BTW I’m talking about award shows where she is a competitor like the ACM not the tony awards which is a completely different field.
kingmojopin0 1 year ago
@kingmojopin0 Well, you fell for that one, didn't you? Is the Tony really in a different field? I had no idea!!
candelise 1 year ago
It is magical. I love it... Just dont sing a zeppelin song together. robert owns those... But this is great on its on,
cheyenne86 1 year ago
Robert Plant -leave my woman alone. They are great together. It's like having a mellowed out demon hook up with a wild angel.
chuckjls 1 year ago 2
Bought the album the minute it came out and was so so annyoed that it seemed to have more of the plank Plant on it than it had Alison, sinful, her voice is too precious to not have it on every track...
LoopyTheBubblebrain 1 year ago
@LoopyTheBubblebrain "plank Plant"? Who is Alison compared to one of the best musicians/singers in history? It's Plant who makes this good. I would buy it because Plant is on it - Alison is just another bluegrass singer.
questing200 1 year ago
@questing200 Alison Krauss has won more grammies than anyone! I suspect that there is some recognition there, plus in Union Station she fronts one of the best bands in the world. DO YOUR RESEARCH, you PLONK!!!!!!!!!
candelise 1 year ago
what song at 3:48? i need to know!!!!
ThePurpleRay 1 year ago
it is a wonderful pairing and Robert Plant is hotter than ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NaoEW 1 year ago
I was never attracted to Robert Plant as a sex item (maby because I am just now only 18) but I think he's more adorable now that he's older than in any of the pictures of his younger self. For some reason i find older rock stars adorable. :)
DEEMUSICBUG 1 year ago
lovely album, discovered it after reading the led zep autobiography 'when giants walked the earth' which by the way is well worth a read
littlelordfauntleroy 1 year ago
He is better now than he was before because now he is even more dynamic, and she is like a sexy cool break on a summer night. They are magic together and anyone listening can hear it.
mchaseaguilar 1 year ago 2
@mchaseaguilar ur saying he is better than when he was singing live with zeppeling? wow.. i think u should go watch the song remains the same or something.. it would probably change ur mind..
ParkerGiesbrecht 1 year ago
when she sings her voice looks like a cat dieing
az9139 1 year ago
I'm really jealous of T Bone Burnett, he's always involved in these great projects. Krauss & Plant, the Crazy Heart soundtrack, the Walk the Line soundtrack.
He and Kris Kristofferson definitely got me interested in country/bluegrass music much more than I was before.
Bigkahkistan 1 year ago
It's called music and they are muscians...life didn;'t stop with "Stairway to Heaven"..open your minds instead of your legs.....
bkman4u 1 year ago
Graceful and sweet. Nice how legend mature.
Thank you T-Bone for your insight and touch. Always loved your stuff...
emoveecom 1 year ago
vary cool
cafe50s 1 year ago
ones a rock god and the other is an angel from heaven with a voice to match how can it not fail
rob39uk 1 year ago
Nice channel. Tory from Austin Texas ..singer songwriter musician. Check out some of my originals in recent performances in Austin, Nashville, Houston and Branson.if you have time and sub if you like. Peace
torytompkins 1 year ago
I think 5 Grammys including ' Album of the Year' speaks for itself !!!!
rbbewright 1 year ago
allison... que mujeron por Dios¡¡¡¡¡¡
hermosa mujer sexy bella¡¡¡
BonzoAleman 1 year ago
Alison Kraus is probably the greatest female voice since Patsy Cline. On top of that she is a world class player. Put that together with Robert Plant and the great
T-Bone had to be magic. It was. I saw her open for Garth Brooks early in his career. He said what everybody was feeling, "Well she's not going to be an opening for long."
john9944 1 year ago
hey people: don't blur your mind. Plant is great because he has made great music with Alison Krauss. just it!!
You can breath amazing atmosphere in this sound and this album is stylish work.
I love rock n roll as many of you and i loved Plant as a rocker....but i have to be objective...he is a great artist and not just a super rocker
corrynig 1 year ago
Holy crap. I know Im a little late to this party....just discovering this album now...but my goodness. This is amazing. This is fresh, original, plodding, brilliant, deliberate, loose, and engaging. Its neither Alison or Robert Plant specifically, but how this is arranged and thought through that is brilliant. These arrangements are inspiring and fantastic! And I must admit that Robert Plant's voice, just here and there, tickles a little somethin forgotten. Awesome!
mikeandjoerock 1 year ago
Soooo glad they won Grammys for this. I can kind of understand people bashing Plant if all they know is "Stairway" and "Whole Lotta Love". If you want to hear some great Zep, listen to "Thats The Way", "Rain Song" "Tea For One", or Plants other duet with a woman, "Battle of Evermore"
deadheadkenny 1 year ago
another great example also is Going to California. I like to listen to that track these days and remind myself that Plant was just 21 years old at that time of that recording —unreal!
robertTUBEbrazeau 1 year ago
This record is so good it amazes me every time I hear it. My friend said that I had to hear the new Plant record and I thought, yeah, more old rocker music, but this is so amazingly good I was TRULY stunned!
maclennan73 1 year ago
Haven't taken time to read others comments.I have the time to post a comment about this duet.{{{ I LOVE THE It }}}!!! I have always liked Alison's voice.I feel her voice is as an angel's voice would sound singing.I actually didn't even know who Robert Plant was!! But I do now!!! I bought this CD for 1 song. I enjoyed,"Please read the letter." I have fell in love with the other songs.Every tune is unique and the different instruments used are so interesting.5 ***** all the way!!! Great job,A&R!
1954sandyhess 2 years ago 4
I love allison krauss
pure
distinct voice
sometimes when I hear her sing I cry
angels sing through allison krauss
MrHarry46 2 years ago
i don't like to pick the music apart with negativity..open your ears and ENJOY. of course Alison's voice is great- that's a given, and Robert seems to have somehow gentled himself to the point where we are reminded of his past work, but with Alison, he has stretched the limits of a romantic side. the blend is great..and just the touch of raunch is teasing to the imagination. i love it.
puttputtism 2 years ago 2
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People butchering Plant don't get that he comes from a different musical genre where Krauss would sound "bad." It's not her genre. They have mutual respect for one another and are creating something NEW here. Not rehashing all the records you already have in your collections.
center2cents 2 years ago
People butchering Plant don't get that he comes from a different musical genre where Krauss would sound "bad." It's not her genre. They have mutual respect for one another and are creating something NEW here. Not rehashing all the records you already have in your collections.
center2cents 2 years ago 3
Ya'll have no idea what you're talking about. I'm a musician, and you never want to" hang up your guns", Its an art form, you idiots, you don't stop like you do with a 9-5 job, it's a way of life. AND they sound great together. I admire both of them more now, and without Robert Plant people like me probably wouldn't have had the opportunity to come across Alison Krauss Your ears are wrong! They are fantastic singers, and they aren't stupid, they know what sounds good, and IT DOES SOUND GOOD.
keetredkid 2 years ago 38
at last someone who hears what i hear,i was beginning to wonder if i was going mad with all the negative comments regarding this duo,the genius who is robert plant seemed so humble when discussing harmonies and bluegrass no pri- Madonna there just a musician making great music with another great musician,and we in the uk as i said to yura only get snippets of alisons beautiful voice this will now change.hey i hope ralph stanley never hangs his guns up your never to old.keeterkids the man.
sephra86 2 years ago
@keetredkid you're absolutely right, man. I'm a singer/songwriter as well, and I couldn't stop writing songs if I tried. Like Paul McCartney said in an interview, "it's like a hobby you find yourself doing; a part of your personality." A musician's work is never 'done'. Bands come and go, but look at all the successful songwriters in history, McCartney, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan... they never stop making music!
ahkoostick 1 year ago
@keetredkid You are so right. Plant is a true artist - a living legend and I love what he's doing now. He knows what sounds good, and anyone with any sense of music and good taste would appreciate this.
questing200 1 year ago
@keetredkid I totally say "ditto" to your comment. I am musician as well, was born to Big Band father; raised in mtns of NC..got me some bluegrass there; then ELVIS came along...To those folks making comments about awards...Of all the songs that he recorded, the ONLY ones he ever got awards for were his gospel. He was born to sing gospel until that "carnie" manager of his got ahold of him., imho...just saying...it's the TALENT and GIFTS that these folks have that is KEY...They are sharing<3w/U.
ladydi81344 1 year ago
I absolutely hate this due and all of the songs thay sang together. Don' t like Robert Plant, Hate Allison Krauss. That' must explain why I have most of the stuff each one of them have ever done. And the Dueo Disc that my son gave me is in my auto Disc Player 24/7. Ride the highways and find that you just can' t stay the speed limit. FANTASTIC. The Letter? really? Does it get any better?
starr522 2 years ago 2
Dummy is / Dummy does.......
YuraJagov 2 years ago
you know they smashed for sure haha
dgwynn 2 years ago
Somehow i think not, but who knows.
MITCHWILD 2 years ago
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I agree Plant make Alison sound bad....
YuraJagov 2 years ago
This pairing is fantastic. And I love on Let Your Loss be Your Lesson when Alison starts belting out "...Once I had myself a good woman..." Really nice that T-Bone took them both out of their comfort zones.
banzaicat2 2 years ago 7
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I agree, Plants frogtone cracking geezer voice makes even Alison sound bad...
YuraJagov 2 years ago
This album is one of the greats and will go down in history as just that, Fecking awesome!!!
stwat1 2 years ago 3
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I agree with your entire statement till you get to the Awsome part, I think the word your looking for is "TRASH" Total Trash.....
YuraJagov 2 years ago
Plant, please come back to Led Zeppelin urgently!!!!! Give us this present to all Rock and Roll fans want! Page, Plant, Jones and Bonham rules!
polonio84 2 years ago
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Let the geezer die with at least some dignity as his voice is shot and sounds like a wounded water buffalo bellering his last bloat call...
YuraJagov 2 years ago
At any rate... it'd be good if people could get back to commenting on the video and their music. These two are awesome together, that's why they won the Record of the Year and Album of the Year at the Grammy's. It's interesting that people want to give Robert more credit for that, seeing as how it's a DUET and Alison is a legend in her own right.
theR0nin 2 years ago
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I concur that Alison sounds great but you can't be serious about Plant as he sounds worse that a dying hyina.....
YuraJagov 2 years ago
To declare that we now live in an age where morality is subjective, is itself an absolute statement about morality. Therefore it's no more valid than any other view of morality. You don't corner the market on truth by declaring that there is no truth. You can't dismiss morality by making a moral judgment that it "doesn't matter".
theR0nin 2 years ago
@theR0nin hi i could not have put it any better,i enjoy reading comments on good music,(a wee bit sad perhaps),so as i went through comments on this page i felt sick i must sound realy old but surely even in 21 cent its important that we have some form of morality a line we dont cross,something,anything that seperates us,anyway im gona shut up now.back to the music iv seen plant live in glasgow backed by a full orchestra fantastic and alison has voice of an angel just gettin into bluegrass.
sephra86 2 years ago
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Good music? what are you listening to because its not this crap.
For Christ's sakes Plant sounds like a yapping toad, although I admit Alison sounds awesome, Plants toad crack pipe voice just tares it up and belittles it into a work of garbage....
YuraJagov 2 years ago
i'm sure he wanted to, but probably had to be cool.
LegacyProductionsOrg 2 years ago
they tell me there are special sites for for perverts one tracked minded sick animals who cannot think of anything else but the lowest ,base things all the time.this page is for good wholsome people (something you will never understand) who love fantastic music and musicians,so please go to your sick sites and join your sick pervs and leave us normal good living people to enjoy and freely comment on music without being harrassed about things your wierd mind conjures up(.love alison and plant)
sephra86 2 years ago
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good, wholesome people? this is the 21st morality is subjective and doesn't really matter. i'm not wholesome or 'good' and i still love their music. and if they've ever had sex, who cares?that's what adults do! lol it's not criminal to joke about, maybe a little devoid of taste, but again, no one cares THAT much. thanks for excluding the rest of us. maybe you need a christian site to better meet your needs.
slav777sacrament 2 years ago
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i wonder if he boned her
funds450 2 years ago
My guess is you're blind to nuance but if you watch this vid carefully, the answer will be abundantly obvious. To hit beat a dead horse, they had more than sufficient fun in creating what they created. So, yes, they made love without the physicality or sexuality.
coyotesong 2 years ago
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wow, you must be gay
funds450 2 years ago
you're either a maggot or an adolescent, or perhaps both.
coyotesong 2 years ago
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go back to sucking you're boyfriends dick honey
funds450 2 years ago
go back to your carrion, maggot.
coyotesong 2 years ago
Come on Robert! Zeppelin needs you!
lxa9466 2 years ago 2
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I hope the sex is really, really worth it
Zebonka 2 years ago
i'm sure it is, man.
slav777sacrament 2 years ago
Want more of Alison Krauss ? Get the Cold Mountain DVD or movie soundtrack.
jsinc909 2 years ago
Robert was one of only a few really great voices of Rock'n Roll in those days, in my opnion only Roger Daltrey came close. Not just a matter of wide register, but also what they sang (lyrichs) and how(style, decens and relevance or maybe politichs) Both of the mentioned did lots of live performances and put so much strain on their voices that they allmost ruined it, and resulted in the many pure results you hear on live-tracks. But when at their best; Both were second to None!
frabn 2 years ago 5
The truth....Amen.
oscardoodles 2 years ago
Strain on your vocal chords results from improper methods, not just from the amount of performances you give.
theR0nin 2 years ago
Wow, this commenting system is messed up. This comment belongs several pages back, not here.
theR0nin 2 years ago
Well i hear you loud´n clear anyway. I believe you got you´r point there, but remember; not every great rock´n roll singer was a schooled musician, ......classical that is. I am talking talent, spirit and personal attitute,.... being in the right place! Not many came close to Robert and Roger when at their peaks, ( sorry English is not my first language)!
frabn 2 years ago
Yea I agree totally and plants voice sounds like a busted chainsaw from all the crackpipe use.
Just look what it did to his face then you can only imagine what it did to his vocal chords, they probably look like a busted banjo....
YuraJagov 2 years ago
ok you dont like robert plant.message received.
sephra86 2 years ago
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Used to like him but a man's got to know when to hang up his gunz, so to speak....
Look at Keith Richards for another example..
YuraJagov 2 years ago
they all seemed to agree that this was more of a project than anything else and they both agreed they were on a learning curve (never to old to learn)and if this project/duo allows the rest of the world the opportunity to hear alisons beautiful voice then thats a good thing.you are spoilt in the u s a having her all to yourself when we have to make do with snippets.anyway i think they sounded great.hey union station and lead zeppelin may get together now,that project would start a war,ha ha.
sephra86 2 years ago
Very nice, methinks.
yiotispan 2 years ago
Regarding Comment by YuraJagOv, is there a difference between a "Skin Flute" and a "Human Organ", I alway thought a Skin Flute was something like the famous norwegian butt flute?
tlove0725 2 years ago
This isn't my favorite Plant music although I must admit I like it. My hat off to him for doing something diff. I do love these songs despite my objections. Nicely done
moezmoe1960 2 years ago
wow, Robert must have peed in your cheerios or something for you to feel the strongly about him
CallMeTheWonderer 2 years ago
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The songs stink and Plant only makes them worse with that toad crackling girly man voice.
What ever talent he once had, I can assure you is gone.........My ears are crying..Please make it stop...
YuraJagov 2 years ago
YuraJagov,i know i speak for everyone when i say this,but fuck off and die
rockpig63 2 years ago
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rockhudsonpig, I know I speak for the non gays in here when I say: "you are a homo and a dumb fuck idiot."
Now go molest your uncle as your condition is definitely hereditary..
YuraJagov 2 years ago
You really are a thick twat ar'nt you
rockpig63 2 years ago
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Rockgaypig63,
You are a queefer and bend over for bikers.
You need to quit letting your alligator mouth overload your parakeet ass.
You run your mouth about music yet the only instruments you can play are the skin flute and the human organ..
I bet your name is Gabe and you got a dildo tacked to the wall inside your garage......
Now go find your mate in prison and quit molesting small animals...
YuraJagov 2 years ago
You really know too much about all of that stuff,is it a fantasy that you really wish for yourself,i think it is,don't be ashamed,just come out of the closet and be happy
rockpig63 2 years ago
Aren't you clever
ChocolateThunderRick 2 years ago
Robert Plant is a god among men. Your ears are hurting because you're not manly enough to listen to his voice.
LedZRush 2 years ago
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LedZ, your wrong, I think he was great 35 years ago, now his time has past and he should know to give it up.
I f he wants to do nursery rhymes for a children's video I'm fine with it.
But do not try to convince me that he is some kind of serious singing talent any More because I can assure you he is not.
YuraJagov 2 years ago
Just because he's not the 70's Robert Plant making orgasms for your ears doesn't mean he can't sing any more. He just sings different;y because of the change of his voice from age and I'm assuming his drug use also affected it. He still kicks ass, just in a different way and style than his old self. He may not be in every ones wet dreams any more but he's still Robert Plant and he always has and always will kick more ass than any other singer.
LedZRush 2 years ago 37
AMEN
crispunk45 2 years ago
@LedZRush This is one of the most sane and nicest comments I red here on You Tube. I am, was and always will be a big Led Zeppelinfan, but I can realy appreciate what Robert is doing now. Takes courage to do change your style so completely and do it so very well.
DirkjeA 1 year ago
He is a serious vocal talent. Thats a fact, not opinion.
IOW: You cannot assure shit.
hobbyhippie 2 years ago
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Read My post Hippyhomo and put down the crack pipe for a minute.
The guy was a great talent 35 years ago, but were talking now.
Look at him, he looks worse than Keith Richards for Christ sakes and sings like a geezer on a prune diet trying to have a bowel movement.
Be real and quit trying to live in a fantasy.
If this was Joe the plummer, We would be throwing beer bottles at him.
I wish he hadn't humiliated himself in this way.
YuraJagov 2 years ago
You sure know how to make yourself look like an idiot though. Homo? crackpipe? get real dumbass
hobbyhippie 2 years ago
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As your posting record shows, your a hard one to get through to.
Why don't you respect someone else's point of view instead of your fantasy world.
I just stated the facts as they are, You could have just said you disagree instead of all your white trash street talk.
As for the crack pipe comment, are you in denial?
YuraJagov 2 years ago