I like how Robert is so honest. Watched an interview a while back and the interviewer commended them on still being able to have a drink when other classic rockers had gone all healthy. Robert replied: "Yeah, and look at us."
I love this! Looks on their faces are classic...lots of wtf moments. They do look a bit of a mess, but what the hell....they are just so funny, but still down to earth. They will never stop and I will never stop loving them.
Well they had just did a concert. That's probably why they were a little disheveled. How much they put into each song. I would probably feel the same. I love them. Out of All the wonderfully talented bands I grew up with 60s, 70s, 80s. All the concerts I saw. They were and still are the greatest band of all time. Period---NO ONE TOUCHS THEM. Jewels
One thing I enjoyed bout Zeppelin was no media, tho they were all seasoned schooled natural performers, true high musicians, in all respects... qualities, and deep influenced,
I seen Robert Plant at the Joe Louis arena in Detroit for his principle of moments 1983 concert. It was absolutely awesome. Phil Collins is out of drums. His voice was so awesome. Just an awesome concert!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@nathanglass512 I dont agree. I think mostly plebs like the first 4 albums only. 15 year old me was one of the plebs but now I'm a little older i hear differently. Led zeppelin invented their own sound starting with misty mountain hop on 4 and then completely with houses of the holy and onward. There is nothing like Achilles last stand nobody has come close to that. Presence isn't my favourite album though. I would say houses of the holy. Song remains the same is such a badass first song on an album ,nobody else would ever do that!!!
I am not trying to feed my ego that's just a stupid ass thing to say. Presence is a freakin grate album. Bonzo's beats on Presence were fuckin phenomenal, also John Paul's bass really stood out as well. Feed my ego c'mon man what the hell ya talking about. If you know anything about the progression of music or a particular sound Presence was an absolutely perfect response to Physical Graffiti. It was almost as profound as ZEPPELIN I was to ZEPPELIN II. Why do people always have to try and make others second guess themselves. If someone tells me their favorite album is ZEPPELIN III I'm certainly not gonna say to myself, this guy is trying to sound like a musical genius and feed his ego. That comment was egotistical, in that your trying to sound like your smarter than others. Anyway, peace everyone be safe.😎✌🤪💨💨💨🌈
I have been watching dozens of their interviews over the last week while on holiday and I feel tired for them after watching this. I have come to realise that the life of a rock star is dam hard work.
I've played in unknown bands with no prospects and the hours you put in are enormous even at the lower levels. 5 or 6 four hour rehearsals for a support gig. Yeah it's tough but the bigger bands have an army of support staff that makes it easier, but it's still tough. If you're good at your craft it's easier because tickets sell themselves
So much talent in 2 men, In one group. We've been able to be with them the beginning and past their break up. Were sad that they wouldn't be on stage together forever but Robert Plant said it best in an interview Led zeppelin had its time. When you suffer the loss of a child it will either kill you or give you the wisdom of God. Robert Plant was blessed with a little boy for 5 years and he was broken by the loss but by the time of this interview he knew that their was nothing to fight about anymore so he was very diplomatic to Jimmy Page who didn't even show up for the funeral of his son. We have to respect how gracious Robert Plant has been considering he's sitting next to a man who couldn't show him kindness when he needed it most.
When anybody speaks of Led Zeppelin let us not forget that there were two other people in that band. JOHN PAUL JONES & JOHN BONHAM. Without their untouchable talent therefore would be no Zeppelin. Not ss we no them back then and now. Don't believe me. Listen to them again and tell me I'm wrong.. JEWELS
Omg towards the end jimmy n plant calling these guys out on wth they are and start ripping pictures apart!.. Lmao.... I bet they were so awesome to be around... Long live ZEP!!!!!❤❤
What is awesome about that bullshit?:The pictures belonged to the guy on the left. It is typical Page arrogance. Page hasn't had an idea in 40 years, creatively.
It looks a little bit funny when some of the journalist behaved like kids and been very excited seeing "Gods of Rock" :) That`s because in Poland till that time it was not too many gigs of all these great bands. Now it is completely a diffirent story.
Love this one.. When I saw it back in the day I thought they were a mess. With age, I can sympathize with them & all the press bs they dealt with through the years.
It's probably a good thing that Page/Plant was done less than a year after this interview. "Doing it forever?" Not with each other, that's for sure. It was a rolling nostalgia tour with some flittery bits to keep Plant happy, and by 1998 the flittery bits were gone, and so was Plant.
Yeah Plant didn’t want a led zep part 2 and stripping it down to basically a 4/5 piece made it too close for him. He didn’t want to make it a “rock” band
"Do you need a translator" That would have been for me as a Brazilian. In the 90's Robert seemed very distressed. In the 80's he seemed another person, guess he was holding himself back.
I’m sorry I’ve always been a JIMMY PAGE girl. I have huge crush on him when I was going to Led Zeppelin concerts back in the day. I still do and I always will. I love you, JIMMY PAGE.
Maybe you ah, you saw everything, maybe you think you saw everything (chuckle)... Haven't begun to see everything, so many things to see and...feel... 15:54 Jimmy Page
Colleen Cleland you sure can! hence the dry humor and sarcasm. I absolutely love it! But I have empathy for their struggles. Lots of dark days for these guys, even if they are Rock Gods.
... Of All Your Great Body of Work My Good Sirs , Coda & Presence Caught Our Imagination the Most ! Incidentally Coda , Was the first Album I Listened to ... & " Darelene " , & " Were Gonna Groove " were my favourite Numbers ... This Was in 1989 ... When this was just out of School ... Poorna Prajna Bangalore ... Thousands Air Miles from London ...
" we like what we do so we do it " so funny , I hope you to get together as mates talk about time you spent together , that would be funny as heck!!!! 😉✌🎤🌎✈🇺🇸❤☕
Typical interview questions that are not relevant to Page and Plant, like, promo concert, or typical questions a new band could get. Like Plant stated, they do what they want, when want, IF they want to, because they love what they do, and want to be in Poland for the fans. It is VERY obvious that they the press there didn't do their homework or even know what they have done in the past to get to this point. So, you get cranky responses sometimes because I do not blame them, they get questions like, how do you compare yourselves to the Beatles when they did one of the first interviews, Plant was like, we don't, next question, do you see your band in competition with the Beatles? and on and on, lol, Led Zep should just have a photo op for the press and call it a day, or have the proper fan interview them and get a real sincere conversation about the music and what they are doing at the time. Granted this was a long way back, its a sad trend where the press are lazy and don't take the time to know who is in front of them.
07:48 I love Jimmy here. Cole is a sell out. Supposedly these guys are still on friendly terms with Richard Cole, but as Carmine Appice said one time, everything that Richard Cole says you need to take with a grain of salt. The guy was either drunk or severely addicted to heroin throughout his entire tine with Zeppelin and ended up getting fired due to his addictions. He hit hard times, and as Robert implies, whatever he coughed up to Stephen Davis for "Hammer of the Gods" wasn't enough. I re-read that book recently, and it just reeks of horse manure. Everything in that book is over the top just to titillate readers. As Carmine Appice said (Appice stayed pretty much straight throughout his career, so unlike Cole, I trust his memory), the mischief mainly involved road crew members, and a lot of the stuff just plain didn't occur. However, the surviving members of Zeppelin have a chance to make "Hammer of the Gods" and "Stairway to Heaven" go out of print, and that is to write their own autobiography instead of selling Zep fans a 50th anniversary photo book that isn't nearly as good as Jimmy's photo book. They should get a respectable editor and write a definitive autobiography in the style of "Walk This Way" from Aerosmith or "One Way Out" by the Allman Bros. where the band members (and their trusted associates.....if they want) tell their own story from beginning until the end. If you have read either of those books, you understand the format. There is no ghost writer. The band members just tell their own story. I have talked to many Zep fans, and what they want is not the mud shark story or how many drugs Jimmy ingested. They want to know how Page wrote the music to "The Rain Song" at his home studio. They want to know why the band chose ABBA's Polar Studios in Sweden to record their "In Through The Out Door" record. They want to know why the planned EP of the three leftover songs from the "In Through The Out Door" sessions was never was put out. They want to know about their most memorable gigs. They want to know what they had planned for their 1980 North American tour. What was the set list going to be like? Was "Carouselambra" really going to get played on the 1980 North American tour? In other words, they want to read about the music and its impact on them and the lives of their fans. Robert saying he can't remember any of it is just a cop out to avoid talking about the mud sharks and groupies. If you get these guys talking about the music, you'd get a superb autobiography. But if they choose to stay silent, unauthorized LZ books will continue until the planet earth blows up. Last I heard, Cole was working on yet another Zeppelin book. Stop it guys! Do your own book.
Matt Smith I was born in 1986, so I don’t know much about these dirty stories. My love for LZ started since I was born because my dad is a fanatic for them, and he doesn’t talk about these things ‘cause it doesn’t matter. I agree with you, I think they should write their own biographies. I read the book “Light & shade: conversations with Jimmy Page” and I liked it, it’s a book like you said, Jimmy talking about music, things that fans want to know. Unfortunately many people have a dirty mind, they just want to know about scandals. I want to know about your songs, your careers, I love LZ, I love Jimmy and I’m happy when I see how well he looks now, very healthy at the age of 76. But I never forget a phrase from my dad, he hates Richard Cole, he said “ I want this guy to go to hell!” (Forgive me if I don’t write correctly, English is not my native language)
My girlfriend (wife) had tickets for the 1980 Philadelphia Show. We were sitting on the beach in Ocean City NJ when it was announced that Bonzo had died.
S..t like this is so cool. Jimi & Robert chatting about...all that. After 40 years of buyingtapes, albums, CDs, so many, shows Plant 3 times in last 2 years; 14 total...like so many of you out there! Then, playing drums, touring....met Robert twice -.. Cool God.... I mean guy.. My opinion is... Stones, Beatles absolutely.. Amazing obviously. I just don't think anyone was better than 2 bands in the Rock period 67-78. Several be right up there. Close even. But 4 guys bringing individual talent, creating amazing records and extraordinary live.. Their music always evolving, trailblazing...quite difficult to replicate accurately as well. Good/ Great bands have 1 or 2 other worldly talented members. Maybe. But Four? All singular other worldly talented. ⬇️ The Who. Led Zeppelin. That's from a huge Stones ( Keith) fan. Thoughts?
I've seen both in concert. Zeppelin blew my mind, we had a great time ! The Who was my oldest brothers favorite, they blew my ear drums!! I was just 14? Maybe to young for The Who. I was 15 at Zeppelin though and I just loved them !!!!
AT 0:07 TO 0:16 JIMMY THE USHER SHOWING ROBERT WHERE TO PARK IT 🤣🤣 THEY LOOK GOOD STILL HANDSOME IN 1998 🥰 AT 0:00 TO 0:28 LOVE HOW THEY WALKED IN NOT LIKE MUSIC ICONS THEY ARE BUT LIKE REGULAR GUYS ABOUT TO JUST CHILL IN A HOTEL ROOM DRINK 🥃 AND HANG OUT ROBERT YELLIN OUT THE WINDOW HELLLLLP 🤣 ❤✊🏾
This is an interesting and hilarious press conference in its own way. The questions were definitely more interesting than the ones in Japan and Australia. It seems these guys did their homework. Another thing I found interesting was the question about the biographies. All famous people have issues w/others around them trying to make a buck off their names. Though I do believe they might've been peppered w/fiction, I think there might be a little truth to them. Now that they're older, they might find some of their actions a little embarrassing?! Maybe it's just me but when you engage in character assassination something tells me there may be a little truth to the stories. It doesn't matter anyway because most rock stars have done questionable things but I guess when you're on the road you have to find ways to amuse yourself or else you could go crazy.
Good point. Embarrassed? He's the greatest Rock n Rool Singer of all time. And a different time it was. ( Some young girls hanging around..) "It wasnt always perfect or beautiful. But it was what it needed to be at that time. And it was wonderful. " Robert has mentioned vocals he disapproves of now "Lemon Song", "Babe Im....." Or being a 28 year old in that position. Or on talk shows "I wasn't there. Must've been Jimi Page.." As a Zeppelin ( well, Brutish Invasion)historian for decades, starting in the 80s, just before Hammer of the Gods was published. I discovered historical discrepancies, stories twisted around, dates wrong. Writing style...not exactly Steinbeck.. I have had the good fortune of meeting, spending time and playing with people who ...would know. So that helped. Like you said, they all go through it on some level. The only thing good about that book is the 'Immigrant Song" lyric title . It did make famous the 'Shark Story".with the Prostitute It wasn't Shark though. Brown Halibut. Read "Stick It" by Carmine Appice. THAT'S a good book. Carmine is as cool a guy as he a superb drummer. The only one to ever have Led Zeppelin open for HIS band. Thr only gig Zepp ever opened. Vanilla Fudge.
The pathetic bit is what Plant said. He took less money than I make in 2 weeks to sell his soul to the Hammer of the Gods author. You really want betray the relationships that you have built over that little money?? I mean, could understand if David offered him 12 million.
@@MattSmith-iq1ld If you read some reviews of that book, real fans were clear that the author only met plant a few times, and clearly didn't know anything much and got lots of basic stuff wrong. It was clear Plant didn't have anything to do with the book.
@@heliotropezzz333I'm a real fan, know Davis, and he is a musicologist whose written many great (and some quick cash) music books. What in God's is wrong?
I'm shocked at hearing Robert saying that Freddie Mercury/QUEEN was/is not music he is/was interested in...I frankly consider QUEEN being an extension of Led Zeppelin...
Robert Plant knows shit about music! .......he was lucky enough to have joined the most successful karaoke song stealing outfit that the general public bought into and now he thinks he can judge other groups !........Mercury(and Queen) are original and that’s something zeppelin cannot officially knock but this conceited little prick lets his guard drop now and again!
@@dreadpirateroberts4052 lol. Queen came begging to Zep's label to manage them and they didn't have the time because Zeppelin was just much to big for them. Queen is nowhere near Zep
Master of the Off Chance oh pleeeeeease??? Really??......queen wanted zeppelins management because it was the most lucrative deal going!!!......any fool can understand that!!!!
@@dreadpirateroberts4052 Robert Plant openly declared Freddie a better singer than him during an interview years ago. That was very admirable of him. I love Robert's voice, it's phenomenal, but Freddie did have training and a pretty unmatched technical prowess. I'm sorry, but you're a bit too harsh here about Zep. "Borrowing" tunes and changing and expanding on them was the culture of old blues music--they all did it. This at the time was not considered wrong...yes, even without giving credit. For the good of everyone this changed and credits were required to be given, but we cannot argue that Jimmy Page knows how to craft a song from anything and explode its power. He is a genius. Peace, I love Queen and have loved them since I was a kid. Also insanely gifted.
Im trying to think...Back in 77, I dont remember Bobby and Jimmy telling me about nubules and nubletts. They told me about the weebler wobblers, which I could not stop laughing about and kept wondering if they were serious, but they really were. They were not like that and i wondered why anyone would have posses such a stupid body part. What good is having one of those anyway?
@@MissPepsi-pc5ox They may have ! And I think Jimmy's finally come to realize, he's really good 👍. He isn't stoned, he's being his authentic self at last. Just my opinion...
That's a crappy assumption. He talks about AA and you assume he's buzzed because he's a bit talkative. The older he gets the more talkative he becomes.
I heard Robert say those lyrics were embarrassing now to him. He is big into Tolkien and didn't think some of it made sense. But it rhymed! Ha! I don't know about all that. Loved Lord of the Rings movies and books though.
@@elainemclaughlin9417 I think Bobby means that he loathed being associated with the Vikings, way back then and over there. The Vikings were so very brutal and barbaric, as they were Christians and we all know how they are--killing, raiding, and mass-accurring in the name of love. The Vikings choose Bobby as their god, without his knowledge, behind his back, with claims that he led the barbaric raids against Satan. The problem is that Bobby is a Satan, on Satan's side. Mass sadistic chaos led by the church, who are all out to get Satan for knowing he is better than the Christian god, as Satan creates his own magic, while Yahweh steals it from him. Of course, this is just an astral projection/dream....
@@somerset8088 That's right, he's so sweet and sensitive it seems to me. Can't imagine what he went through. I think Jimmy did age well , and I'm surprised! Glad he did though 😜
Elaine Mclaughlin : i agree. and also to have your best friend die (Bonzo) and then being the one to have to tell Bonzo’s wife and son Jason the next day. the lines in Robert’s face shows all of this. but more importantly his sensitive spirit has survived through it all.
@@somerset8088 Just a couple of years before that Robert and his wife drove off a cliff and were both in wheelchairs for half a year and he said they didn't even know if they'd walk again. It's as if Robert had 5 years of tragedy after tragedy, the poor man.
I’ve loved the way Robert always seemed so in tune with Jimmy’s mood during interviews.. always subtly looking out for him. 🌟
They've known each other a long time. I think Robert was 19 when they met. He's so kind anyway 💗
Page is plants god
@@peteraustinnoto142 not at all
Yes . He does that ! Love them so much!❤
You must be one woke individual🤭
" How does it feel to be a true God of rock? "
" I don't know. "
I absolutely loved it when he said this! 😍
Can you remind my woman that I’m a god😜
Robert is so eloquent. Love him!!
I like how Robert is so honest. Watched an interview a while back and the interviewer commended them on still being able to have a drink when other classic rockers had gone all healthy. Robert replied: "Yeah, and look at us."
I love this! Looks on their faces are classic...lots of wtf moments. They do look a bit of a mess, but what the hell....they are just so funny, but still down to earth. They will never stop and I will never stop loving them.
Well they had just did a concert. That's probably why they were a little disheveled. How much they put into each song. I would probably feel the same. I love them. Out of All the wonderfully talented bands I grew up with 60s, 70s, 80s. All the concerts I saw.
They were and still are the greatest band of all time. Period---NO ONE TOUCHS THEM. Jewels
@@julieflaherty5334 totally agree! #1 in my book, the soundtrack of my life!
all the men in that room looks a mess
Sounds like Robert has come down with a cold, lots of coughing and nasal congestion
Robert is the great unrecognized Rock Diplomat. Perhaps people will write about it.
One thing I enjoyed bout Zeppelin was no media, tho they were all seasoned schooled natural performers, true high musicians, in all respects... qualities, and deep influenced,
They're older and Wiser now. Robert has always done most of the talking. Although Jimmy does a good bit here. I think they were tired too.
I seen Robert Plant at the Joe Louis arena in Detroit for his principle of moments 1983 concert. It was absolutely awesome. Phil Collins is out of drums. His voice was so awesome. Just an awesome concert!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
"seen Robert"... How about saw? Does anyone know how to speak English correctly? Why are seen & saw so difficult for people?
@@don7680 google translator
I must be the odd man out, Presence is my favorite Album along with Physical Graffiti
People say Presence is their favorite to feed their ego that they have unique taste. I will agree on Physical Graffiti though!
@@nathanglass512 I dont agree. I think mostly plebs like the first 4 albums only. 15 year old me was one of the plebs but now I'm a little older i hear differently. Led zeppelin invented their own sound starting with misty mountain hop on 4 and then completely with houses of the holy and onward. There is nothing like Achilles last stand nobody has come close to that. Presence isn't my favourite album though. I would say houses of the holy. Song remains the same is such a badass first song on an album ,nobody else would ever do that!!!
@@nathanglass512 Presence is the best for achilles last stand alone!
I am not trying to feed my ego that's just a stupid ass thing to say. Presence is a freakin grate album. Bonzo's beats on Presence were fuckin phenomenal, also John Paul's bass really stood out as well. Feed my ego c'mon man what the hell ya talking about. If you know anything about the progression of music or a particular sound Presence was an absolutely perfect response to Physical Graffiti. It was almost as profound as ZEPPELIN I was to ZEPPELIN II. Why do people always have to try and make others second guess themselves. If someone tells me their favorite album is ZEPPELIN III I'm certainly not gonna say to myself, this guy is trying to sound like a musical genius and feed his ego. That comment was egotistical, in that your trying to sound like your smarter than others. Anyway, peace everyone be safe.😎✌🤪💨💨💨🌈
Me too. Underrated.
I have been watching dozens of their interviews over the last week while on holiday and I feel tired for them after watching this. I have come to realise that the life of a rock star is dam hard work.
I've played in unknown bands with no prospects and the hours you put in are enormous even at the lower levels. 5 or 6 four hour rehearsals for a support gig. Yeah it's tough but the bigger bands have an army of support staff that makes it easier, but it's still tough. If you're good at your craft it's easier because tickets sell themselves
Rp would definitely agree
But the fans keep Rp going
They did AMAZING together!
Remember laughter? Thank you !
Great interview funny as hell as usual !!! Now go to sleep you two !!!❤🇺🇸🇬🇧🌎✌
Why does no one ever get their jokes I think he’s funny as hell 😂
The Axl story PLEAASSSEEEEE😭😭😭😭
love Jimmy and Robert💞💕
So much talent in 2 men, In one group. We've been able to be with them the beginning and past their break up. Were sad that they wouldn't be on stage together forever but Robert Plant said it best in an interview Led zeppelin had its time. When you suffer the loss of a child it will either kill you or give you the wisdom of God. Robert Plant was blessed with a little boy for 5 years and he was broken by the loss but by the time of this interview he knew that their was nothing to fight about anymore so he was very diplomatic to Jimmy Page who didn't even show up for the funeral of his son. We have to respect how gracious Robert Plant has been considering he's sitting next to a man who couldn't show him kindness when he needed it most.
When anybody speaks of Led Zeppelin let us not forget that there were two other people in that band. JOHN PAUL JONES & JOHN BONHAM. Without their untouchable talent therefore would be no Zeppelin. Not ss we no them back then and now.
Don't believe me. Listen to them again and tell me I'm wrong.. JEWELS
Pamiętam ten dzień...
Omg towards the end jimmy n plant calling these guys out on wth they are and start ripping pictures apart!.. Lmao.... I bet they were so awesome to be around... Long live ZEP!!!!!❤❤
What is awesome about that bullshit?:The pictures belonged to the guy on the left. It is typical Page arrogance. Page hasn't had an idea in 40 years, creatively.
Plant @1:57 we're trapped Plant @2:08 we're going to be doing it forever.....
Signing autographs the entire interview for each press person….😅
It looks a little bit funny when some of the journalist behaved like kids and been very excited seeing "Gods of Rock" :) That`s because in Poland till that time it was not too many gigs of all these great bands. Now it is completely a diffirent story.
Love this one.. When I saw it back in the day I thought they were a mess. With age, I can sympathize with them & all the press bs they dealt with through the years.
WE LOVE YOU ❤️🔨
Linda Clark OH LINDA I HAVE LOVED THEM FOR 34 YEARS MY DARLING ✊🏾 STAY SAFE HONEY 😘
It's probably a good thing that Page/Plant was done less than a year after this interview. "Doing it forever?" Not with each other, that's for sure. It was a rolling nostalgia tour with some flittery bits to keep Plant happy, and by 1998 the flittery bits were gone, and so was Plant.
Yeah Plant didn’t want a led zep part 2 and stripping it down to basically a 4/5 piece made it too close for him. He didn’t want to make it a “rock” band
apart from a threw shows with the black crowes page was finished for good after this
Interesting round of questions
In the days when press wasn't heavily managed
Brilliant
"Do you need a translator"
That would have been for me as a Brazilian.
In the 90's Robert seemed very distressed. In the 80's he seemed another person, guess he was holding himself back.
I’m sorry I’ve always been a JIMMY PAGE girl. I have huge crush on him when I was going to Led Zeppelin concerts back in the day. I still do and I always will. I love you, JIMMY PAGE.
I liked The Song Remains The Same. It was weird, it was trippy, it was retro, it was cool! I totally dug it.
Same here. I watched it on Netflix? Couple of weeks ago. Again. I enjoyed it 😁
Presence is a great album
I would be in the front row waving like crazy next concert !
Maybe you ah, you saw everything, maybe you think you saw everything (chuckle)...
Haven't begun to see everything, so many things to see and...feel...
15:54
Jimmy Page
Interesting humans great scene of humor !!!😄✌❤
They must of always been so sick of these press conferences ...you can tell in all of them
Yeah but it's so informing.
@@davemckay4359 It's part of the business.
@@strothermartin5368
It is . But they get asked some stupid questions 🙄...
Colleen Cleland you sure can! hence the dry humor and sarcasm. I absolutely love it! But I have empathy for their struggles. Lots of dark days for these guys, even if they are Rock Gods.
Robert had flu and Jimmy looked tired. Although this was many years ago, 1998. 20 years ago.
The wau Robert close his large blouspn, then close his collar while continuing to speak, I would die.laughing
I hope they gave theirs a little vodka
Robert seems frozen.
24 years
Jimmy page i rip my own photos up all the time haha ; I'm a tempermental artist also , though! Haha.
They were not his photos to rip up
Adoro a covinha no queixo do Robert, adoro tudo nele, ele é tão fofo❤...
That press conference went very well compared to Japan's we love zeppelin
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"...haven't begun to see everything-" ....Robert plant is ..brillance
Love these guys young and old , their still the same person !!!😄❤🎼🎶🎵
Pagey was 54 then and now I'm that age...crazy...no real point to this point other than that lol
every country they are asked the same questions.
Super!!! Będzie coś jeszcze z tego koncertu? Pozdrawiam!!!!
... Of All Your Great Body of Work My Good Sirs , Coda & Presence Caught Our Imagination the Most ! Incidentally Coda , Was the first Album I Listened to ... & " Darelene " , & " Were Gonna Groove " were my favourite Numbers ... This Was in 1989 ... When this was just out of School ... Poorna Prajna Bangalore ... Thousands Air Miles from London ...
" we like what we do so we do it " so funny , I hope you to get together as mates talk about time you spent together , that would be funny as heck!!!! 😉✌🎤🌎✈🇺🇸❤☕
They probably don't remember a lot of what they did! Lol
Typical interview questions that are not relevant to Page and Plant, like, promo concert, or typical questions a new band could get. Like Plant stated, they do what they want, when want, IF they want to, because they love what they do, and want to be in Poland for the fans. It is VERY obvious that they the press there didn't do their homework or even know what they have done in the past to get to this point. So, you get cranky responses sometimes because I do not blame them, they get questions like, how do you compare yourselves to the Beatles when they did one of the first interviews, Plant was like, we don't, next question, do you see your band in competition with the Beatles? and on and on, lol, Led Zep should just have a photo op for the press and call it a day, or have the proper fan interview them and get a real sincere conversation about the music and what they are doing at the time. Granted this was a long way back, its a sad trend where the press are lazy and don't take the time to know who is in front of them.
“Poly off”! I love it..
07:48 I love Jimmy here. Cole is a sell out. Supposedly these guys are still on friendly terms with Richard Cole, but as Carmine Appice said one time, everything that Richard Cole says you need to take with a grain of salt. The guy was either drunk or severely addicted to heroin throughout his entire tine with Zeppelin and ended up getting fired due to his addictions. He hit hard times, and as Robert implies, whatever he coughed up to Stephen Davis for "Hammer of the Gods" wasn't enough. I re-read that book recently, and it just reeks of horse manure. Everything in that book is over the top just to titillate readers. As Carmine Appice said (Appice stayed pretty much straight throughout his career, so unlike Cole, I trust his memory), the mischief mainly involved road crew members, and a lot of the stuff just plain didn't occur. However, the surviving members of Zeppelin have a chance to make "Hammer of the Gods" and "Stairway to Heaven" go out of print, and that is to write their own autobiography instead of selling Zep fans a 50th anniversary photo book that isn't nearly as good as Jimmy's photo book. They should get a respectable editor and write a definitive autobiography in the style of "Walk This Way" from Aerosmith or "One Way Out" by the Allman Bros. where the band members (and their trusted associates.....if they want) tell their own story from beginning until the end. If you have read either of those books, you understand the format. There is no ghost writer. The band members just tell their own story. I have talked to many Zep fans, and what they want is not the mud shark story or how many drugs Jimmy ingested. They want to know how Page wrote the music to "The Rain Song" at his home studio. They want to know why the band chose ABBA's Polar Studios in Sweden to record their "In Through The Out Door" record. They want to know why the planned EP of the three leftover songs from the "In Through The Out Door" sessions was never was put out. They want to know about their most memorable gigs. They want to know what they had planned for their 1980 North American tour. What was the set list going to be like? Was "Carouselambra" really going to get played on the 1980 North American tour? In other words, they want to read about the music and its impact on them and the lives of their fans. Robert saying he can't remember any of it is just a cop out to avoid talking about the mud sharks and groupies. If you get these guys talking about the music, you'd get a superb autobiography. But if they choose to stay silent, unauthorized LZ books will continue until the planet earth blows up. Last I heard, Cole was working on yet another Zeppelin book. Stop it guys! Do your own book.
Matt Smith
I was born in 1986, so I don’t know much about these dirty stories. My love for LZ started since I was born because my dad is a fanatic for them, and he doesn’t talk about these things ‘cause it doesn’t matter. I agree with you, I think they should write their own biographies. I read the book “Light & shade: conversations with Jimmy Page” and I liked it, it’s a book like you said, Jimmy talking about music, things that fans want to know. Unfortunately many people have a dirty mind, they just want to know about scandals. I want to know about your songs, your careers, I love LZ, I love Jimmy and I’m happy when I see how well he looks now, very healthy at the age of 76. But I never forget a phrase from my dad, he hates Richard Cole, he said “ I want this guy to go to hell!”
(Forgive me if I don’t write correctly, English is not my native language)
Matt Smith Matt Who Is Richard Cole Just Wondering?
My girlfriend (wife) had tickets for the 1980 Philadelphia Show. We were sitting on the beach in Ocean City NJ when it was announced that Bonzo had died.
tiffany curtis Richard Cole was their Road/Tour Manager.
@@Marine_Ret hearing that would crush me.. Dam and think of all the greats that never made it through the 70s.... Its sad
James Patrick page I love you
Most High is a brilliant song and is actually better than many of the other Led Zep songs.
S..t like this is so cool.
Jimi & Robert chatting about...all that.
After 40 years of buyingtapes, albums, CDs, so many, shows Plant 3 times in last 2 years; 14 total...like so many of you out there!
Then, playing drums, touring....met Robert twice -.. Cool God.... I mean guy..
My opinion is...
Stones, Beatles absolutely.. Amazing obviously.
I just don't think anyone was better than 2 bands in the Rock period 67-78. Several be right up there. Close even.
But 4 guys bringing individual talent, creating amazing records and extraordinary live..
Their music always evolving, trailblazing...quite difficult to replicate accurately as well. Good/ Great bands have 1 or 2 other worldly talented members. Maybe.
But Four? All singular other worldly talented.
⬇️
The Who.
Led Zeppelin.
That's from a huge Stones ( Keith) fan.
Thoughts?
I've seen both in concert. Zeppelin blew my mind, we had a great time ! The Who was my oldest brothers favorite, they blew my ear drums!! I was just 14? Maybe to young for The Who. I was 15 at Zeppelin though and I just loved them !!!!
They seem tired and cranky.
AT 0:07 TO 0:16 JIMMY THE USHER SHOWING ROBERT WHERE TO PARK IT 🤣🤣 THEY LOOK GOOD STILL HANDSOME IN 1998 🥰 AT 0:00 TO 0:28 LOVE HOW THEY WALKED IN NOT LIKE MUSIC ICONS THEY ARE BUT LIKE REGULAR GUYS ABOUT TO JUST CHILL IN A HOTEL ROOM DRINK 🥃 AND HANG OUT ROBERT YELLIN OUT THE WINDOW HELLLLLP 🤣 ❤✊🏾
Wow, Page yapping about Stephen Davis is truly rich. Most of that book is backed up and borne out.
Which of these two looks more over?
ROBERT ANTHONY PLANT
20 DE AGOSTO DE 19(4)8
75 AÑOS. (76)
SINGER OF LED ZEPPELIN.
Still sniffing in 1998 hahhaha. ook at them both lol.
No way that they were in Katowice
I am in Katowice
This is an interesting and hilarious press conference in its own way. The questions were definitely more interesting than the ones in Japan and Australia. It seems these guys did their homework. Another thing I found interesting was the question about the biographies. All famous people have issues w/others around them trying to make a buck off their names. Though I do believe they might've been peppered w/fiction, I think there might be a little truth to them. Now that they're older, they might find some of their actions a little embarrassing?! Maybe it's just me but when you engage in character assassination something tells me there may be a little truth to the stories. It doesn't matter anyway because most rock stars have done questionable things but I guess when you're on the road you have to find ways to amuse yourself or else you could go crazy.
Good point.
Embarrassed? He's the greatest Rock n Rool Singer of all time. And a different time it was. ( Some young girls hanging around..)
"It wasnt always perfect or beautiful.
But it was what it needed to be at that time.
And it was wonderful. "
Robert has mentioned vocals he disapproves of now "Lemon Song", "Babe Im....."
Or being a 28 year old in that position.
Or on talk shows "I wasn't there. Must've been Jimi Page.."
As a Zeppelin ( well, Brutish Invasion)historian for decades, starting in the 80s, just before Hammer of the Gods was published.
I discovered historical discrepancies, stories twisted around, dates wrong.
Writing style...not exactly Steinbeck..
I have had the good fortune of meeting, spending time and playing with people who ...would know. So that helped.
Like you said, they all go through it on some level. The only thing good about that book is the 'Immigrant Song" lyric title .
It did make famous the 'Shark Story".with the Prostitute
It wasn't Shark though. Brown Halibut.
Read "Stick It" by Carmine Appice.
THAT'S a good book.
Carmine is as cool a guy as he a superb drummer.
The only one to ever have Led Zeppelin open for HIS band.
Thr only gig Zepp ever opened.
Vanilla Fudge.
Yes, assuming you're talking about Page.
Gee, they're funny. "He went into AA a chronic alcoholic and he came out a chronic liar" re some unauthorised biographer.
Richard Cole
The pathetic bit is what Plant said. He took less money than I make in 2 weeks to sell his soul to the Hammer of the Gods author. You really want betray the relationships that you have built over that little money?? I mean, could understand if David offered him 12 million.
@@MattSmith-iq1ld If you understood the concept of inflation you'd be making 800 dollars a week
@@MattSmith-iq1ld If you read some reviews of that book, real fans were clear that the author only met plant a few times, and clearly didn't know anything much and got lots of basic stuff wrong. It was clear Plant didn't have anything to do with the book.
@@heliotropezzz333I'm a real fan, know Davis, and he is a musicologist whose written many great (and some quick cash) music books. What in God's is wrong?
Plant seems a bit under the weather in this.
Oh my they look rough
JAMES PATRICK PAGE
09 DE ENERO DE 19(4)4
80 AÑOS
GUITAR OF LED ZEPPELIN.
I shit my pants
Me too
I'm shocked at hearing Robert saying that Freddie Mercury/QUEEN was/is not music he is/was interested in...I frankly consider QUEEN being an extension of Led Zeppelin...
Robert Plant knows shit about music! .......he was lucky enough to have joined the most successful karaoke song stealing outfit that the general public bought into and now he thinks he can judge other groups !........Mercury(and Queen) are original and that’s something zeppelin cannot officially knock but this conceited little prick lets his guard drop now and again!
@@dreadpirateroberts4052 lol. Queen came begging to Zep's label to manage them and they didn't have the time because Zeppelin was just much to big for them. Queen is nowhere near Zep
Master of the Off Chance oh pleeeeeease??? Really??......queen wanted zeppelins management because it was the most lucrative deal going!!!......any fool can understand that!!!!
He appreciated Queen, it just wasn’t his everyday thing. He liked them though.
@@dreadpirateroberts4052 Robert Plant openly declared Freddie a better singer than him during an interview years ago. That was very admirable of him. I love Robert's voice, it's phenomenal, but Freddie did have training and a pretty unmatched technical prowess.
I'm sorry, but you're a bit too harsh here about Zep. "Borrowing" tunes and changing and expanding on them was the culture of old blues music--they all did it. This at the time was not considered wrong...yes, even without giving credit. For the good of everyone this changed and credits were required to be given, but we cannot argue that Jimmy Page knows how to craft a song from anything and explode its power. He is a genius.
Peace, I love Queen and have loved them since I was a kid. Also insanely gifted.
Im trying to think...Back in 77, I dont remember Bobby and Jimmy telling me about nubules and nubletts. They told me about the weebler wobblers, which I could not stop laughing about and kept wondering if they were serious, but they really were. They were not like that and i wondered why anyone would have posses such a stupid body part. What good is having one of those anyway?
Sometimes iam so glad to be English lol
I seen Page n Plant in 98 and Page's hair was as grey then as it is now😊
No, Page died his hair until the early 2000's.
@@zepman9200
That's right. I'm glad he stopped. Love his hair now. He looks so wise and distinguished. Maybe because he is! Love him ❤
7:57 😂😂
Jimmy Page took something uplifting before the interview clearly. He’s never that talkative and quick. 😀
probably sober budz
They both looked funny seems like they just got up!😧
@@MissPepsi-pc5ox
They may have ! And I think Jimmy's finally come to realize, he's really good 👍. He isn't stoned, he's being his authentic self at last. Just my opinion...
That's a crappy assumption. He talks about AA and you assume he's buzzed because he's a bit talkative. The older he gets the more talkative he becomes.
Jimmy looks as if he had health problems. Probably something to do with the liver or kidneys. He looks like my aunt when she had those problems.
He DID have them, and they date back to Led Zeppelin's early days, according to Peter Grant.
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I HAD MY DRUNK HIGHS YES. STILL DO 🤣 YOU USED EVERY EMOJI TO EXSPESS HOW I HAVE LOVED THIS BAND FOR 34 YEARS THANK YOU GIRLY😘
@@tiffanycurtis4794 yw baby! I so feel ya love for Led!😁👍🙋♀️⚘💋✌
Mary Ben-McD YES MARY 34 YEARS AND COUNTING BABY GIRL✊🏾💯🥰
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@@maryben-mcd6562
Same here, saw them twice in concert in 72 and 73 , some of their best days. Love, love, love them ❤ 💕
page looks like hes been on a two day bender
He was ill
These 2 Rockstars sacrificed John Bonham to be part of the illuminati. Sold their human souls. Pathetic.
Jimmy Page always reminds me of Stan Laurel ...
Yuck. Don't ruin it. Page has gorgeous eyes, skin, and a very sensual and medieval presence. He's such an intelligent human.
don’t do jimmy like that
They look like there ready for another line!
I think they're just tired. But.....lol
HAMMER OF THE GODS , the book, never made any sense to me as it did not match the spirit of the music, not on any way at all..
I heard Robert say those lyrics were embarrassing now to him. He is big into Tolkien and didn't think some of it made sense. But it rhymed! Ha! I don't know about all that. Loved Lord of the Rings movies and books though.
Senior moment 🤣
I was thinking of Immagrant Song??
Duh...😴🥴🥱
@@elainemclaughlin9417 I think Bobby means that he loathed being associated with the Vikings, way back then and over there. The Vikings were so very brutal and barbaric, as they were Christians and we all know how they are--killing, raiding, and mass-accurring in the name of love.
The Vikings choose Bobby as their god, without his knowledge, behind his back, with claims that he led the barbaric raids against Satan. The problem is that Bobby is a Satan, on Satan's side. Mass sadistic chaos led by the church, who are all out to get Satan for knowing he is better than the Christian god, as Satan creates his own magic, while Yahweh steals it from him. Of course, this is just an astral projection/dream....
Robert never Aged well
having your son die suddenly at age 5 and you’re not there will do that to you.
@@somerset8088
That's right, he's so sweet and sensitive it seems to me. Can't imagine what he went through. I think Jimmy did age well , and I'm surprised! Glad he did though 😜
Elaine Mclaughlin : i agree. and also to have your best friend die (Bonzo) and then being the one to have to tell Bonzo’s wife and son Jason the next day. the lines in Robert’s face shows all of this. but more importantly his sensitive spirit has survived through it all.
Neither did I. We don't have control over such things.
@@somerset8088 Just a couple of years before that Robert and his wife drove off a cliff and were both in wheelchairs for half a year and he said they didn't even know if they'd walk again. It's as if Robert had 5 years of tragedy after tragedy, the poor man.