Free - Inside Free Pt 1

Documentary in 6 Parts about the band.

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[andysnadden]

Great great band for sure. But there was some poncy wanking going in with the commentary. Robert Plant as a gimmicky singer because of his vibrato? Please! That's his voice for christs sake. RnR is all about being exactly yourself, there is no right way to do it. Plant was perfect for the music of Zep, as Rogers was for the music of Free. I just find this prescriptive attitude rather wanky.

[jasosak]

Having interviewed Paul Rodgers 4 times, I can tell you he's a class act. A rock-n-roll legend who's so down to Earth you could just go have a beer with him and feel that you're with "one of the guys". God Bless Paul and Cynthia.

[liberator32]

What's with the comment at 7:51? Are solo and lead not synonyms in Britain? Also, what's with the two guys playing the guitar part completely differently one after another?

[kaptainbastard]

what happened to music? Are we condemmed to listen to the likes of justinbeiber for all eternity.

No.little girl listen to this little girl av a guitar little girl you gonna go far little girl.

[em1twitch]

Check out 'Weepin' Mama Blues' by Felt (the US band of the 70's, not the other one). They have that certain bluesy something like Free, I think. :)

[bear06460]

Agreed, he's the only one holding out on the zeppelin reunion tour. Not that he owes me anything but it would be nice to see zeppelin at least once seeing as I wasn't born yet while they were touring.

[obbor4]

True that, Andy, But, you must admit that the post-Led Zeppelin Robert Plant, is, himself, "a bit wanky"....

[Vasantha Perera]

Progressive is just a term for rock that incorporates some other influences to the Blues....not better necessarily.

[ogrebattle22763]

Progressive? I prefer the first two albums because they are more complete albums as a whole from beginning to end... 

[Vasantha Perera]

Tommy was the Dio of D.J's...weedy chap who sounds like a big chap and 'bloody loved' a lot of things..."How were those potatoes Tommy and Ronnie?"...in unison,"BLOODY LOVED 'EM!!!".

[Vasantha Perera]

You prefer the stuff nearest to the blues...they became more progressive in their rock later. Depends what you like...the gritty, gut wrenching, core blues ethnicity or the dynamics and more original songwriting that came later on. I used to like the later stuff but now like both equally, depending on the way I feel.

[DumblyBrilliant]

A bunch of media whores prattling on.