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@silveraindrop75 If I had to guess, probably because Plant's voice couldn't hold out for it consistently from night to night.

@TioGer It's his level 20 buff, Fury. He grows to twice his size and has increased damage, speed, and defense. Best self-buff in the game. :)

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@The3ninjakids Gyromite. And all he did was drop spinners on a l'il plastic mechanical system that would ultimately press the "A" and "B" buttons on the 2nd controller. It was a total gimmick and why he never took off like the Zapper did.

@MostachoExperiment It's Michael Lee (deceased) on drums, Charlie Jones, Plant's son-in-law, on bass.

@stubkar You're certainly not "The Only One". =)

@annikee59 1994, prepping for '95 tour

@yamahabb400 Guessing about as long as it took Robert Plant to come up with "Oooh yeah-a-yeah", and "Baby, baby, baby"....

@Graffitti74 I agree. Saw 'em twice in '95; Lee to me seemed to be genuinely inspired by Bonzo (and the music), where in some instances, I feel like Jason just seems to be trying to live out his father's playing. Granted, in more recent years he's come into his own. I also love Clive Deemer's ...

@eolon Are you serious? I'd no idea Pagey did the playing on this album. Obviously I knew he was doing a lot of session work at this point in his career. Can't even really tell it's him. He also did some notable work for Cocker, right?

@MrCrisRocksz Jason Bohnam, John Henry "Bonzo"'s son. He also did their drumming in 1995 for the R&R Hall of Fame and the 2007 one-off in London.

@rockergirl611 Was Michael Lee on drums... crazy stuff, I was there, too! 2nd and last time I saw them perform together, and last time I saw Plant live; after they did "Rock and Roll" with the house lights up and Plant singing in high pitch, I didn't want to tarnish the memory!

@uofm97 Easiest way to do it is pop in the game and let the intro play out. Indy is the first team and look for RB 29 DICKER... other than that, not that I know of. I have to admit, I love having a copy with him in it... couldn't tell you if they make Bentley just as effective (I'd have to get ...

@LionsGloryDays In all fairness, Bo was slightly faster and had slightly higher hitting power than Barry in this game, but Sanders was better significantly better at catching the ball. And also in fairness, Jackson's career was cut way short. Even though he only played ten games a year for the ...

@urajokeMC A bit left in the tank for Plant? He 'ctually was just starting to come back into his own here. If you sample Moscow from 2002, he sings the verses in higher pitch. From about '94 - '96 he sings the verses consistently in higher pitch, as well as throwing in the same high-pitched wa...

Might be misspelling the name, but Clive Deemer is on drums.

It's one thing to play the notes, it's another to capture the essence of an artist, it's another thing entirely to take the first two and establish a mood unto your own, in that moment. Your playing is beyond inspired and borders on possessed, as if you've invoked Pagey's spirit. Keep at it. R...

You have a fantastic emotive quality, especially considering your age. Keep at it. Raw, yet sensual, retrained in the right places, passionate in the others. Take good care of your instrument! =)

Normally reserved for classical voice: suspect Coverdale's tessitura is in the baritone range and that his screeches are a head/falsetto range, whereas Plant's tessitura is a low-tenor range. Plant can belt in the tenor mid-high range, and uses falsetto very sparingly. So to think of it this wa...

I'm a mein!!!

Robert Plant - lead vocals

Jimmy Page - lead/rhythm guitar

Porl Thompson - rhythm guitar (some leads)

Charlie Jones - Bass

Michael Lee (deceased) - Drums

Nigel Eaton - Hurdy Gurdy

Love how Page looks Plant up and down as if to say, "Sure, I can _play_ "Night Flight"... are you sure YOU can sing it?!" Hilarious. =)