@@davidevans125I was wondering if that was one he kept. Apparently not. I always liked the old Buicks, I had a couple myself. I always wanted a Riviera but never got one.
When they got an advance from Atlantic Records in 1968, for their first album, he bought an American car with his share... which fell on his chest when he was doing repair work underneath it. I seem to recall his share was £8000.
Glad you got Robert’s AMG 126, I saw him in that car many times in the 80’s when he would frequent the Valencia Arms hotel and restaurant in Arley just outside Kidderminster, all black and dark windows it was incredible back then, I’ve also seen him running around in a bright orange Focus ST during the naughties
We had our wedding reception at the Valencia in 1984, the food was amazing, just a shame it's no longer there. We see Robert around Kidder minster quite often, he lives in Shatterford, jus a few miles away, we recently sat on the next table in an Indian restaurant in Kidderminster.
A friend of mine lives near him on the A449. Apparently he was a regular driver of a ropey Ford Fiesta. Just the job for knocking around down the muddy lanes in and the man has nothing to prove. I think that the kids and family get the flash stuff thesedays. Blackcountry chap! 👍
@@pippipster6767 Yes, true. Love can't buy what Robert owns. I was just repeating what one of our local radio personalities said when she met him. I overheard her say, "Robert is one great big lovable lug of a hippie." That's all. I love Robert, the person. I would STILL love, even him if he owned a Yugo GV.
Was in Thailand ( Pattaya) and a Lamborghini was parked up with the engine running there he was Robert Plant in the driver’s seat. He did look worse for wear but he has looked like that for year’s.
For those thinking 'going like the clappers' is some sort of audience participation it actually refers to the clapper that makes bells ring (thanx mum)❤
Totally. Perhaps unique would be a better word. I suppose strange in the sense that he had a couple of oddball choices compared to other British rockers at the time.
there is a rare car race car the 1971 porche nine one seven k ..it made many records at the 24 hour of Lemans Race that year '' one record it made was Distance ..'' it went 3,500 miles.. actually 3,315 miles
My claim to fame is I went on holiday to Tanzania and guy starts playing stairway to heaven at one of our hotels and a chap on the trip suddenly says OH THATS MY WIFES BROTHERS SONG. I reply how come oh she’s Robert Plants Sister. So I’ve been on holiday with Robert Plants sister. I think this collection has a lot to do with his Midlands background where Jaguar and Aston origionate
John Rhodes Cobb a British Gent with some Friends Back in 1939 Had Built a Race Car and took it too the Bonneville Salt Flats and went 368 miles per hour...lol
That motorcycle is not a Triumph. It is a vintage P&M made in Cleckheaton, Yorkshire. P&M are well known for their Panther sloper motorcycles that were very popular for sidecar use.
Maybe not the best or the greatest. I believe I Can't Quit You Baby, You Shook Me, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and When the Levee Breaks were all covers where the band did credit the original artist. Now The Lemon Song, Whole Lotta Love, Bring it on Home and Dazed and Confused were 100% plagiarized and the band settled copyright suits on all four songs
As an American, I found it strange when the narrator pronounced “garage” like an American would. guh-RAJ. In the UK, it’s GARE-ridge, correct? Or close to this with the accent on the first syllable?
@@carlmitchell9958 interesting. Thanks! Funny side note: in the 80s, a friend of mine were listening to Elton John’s song “Levon”. In it he clearly pronounces garage, “GARE-ridge”. We thought it was funny. I’ve never forgotten this. Appreciate your comment.
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*What other vehicles do you know of that Robert Plant owned? Let us know!*
ive got his old 1972 Buick Riviera up here in Lancashire..
@@davidevans125I was wondering if that was one he kept. Apparently not. I always liked the old Buicks, I had a couple myself. I always wanted a Riviera but never got one.
from the documentation it seems he owned it for the duration of the 90s and drove about 75 miles only @@steveb7310
When they got an advance from Atlantic Records in 1968, for their first album, he bought an American car with his share... which fell on his chest when he was doing repair work underneath it. I seem to recall his share was £8000.
Saw him in local supermarket last month driving a '16' plate Jag nothing fancy just an everyday run-around.
Robert Anthony Plant forever best singer ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥
There is no hope that any current pop music group could be considered “legendary “.
Is Lead Zeppelin pop?
@@NBSV1It’s Popular so it must be 🥺
Popular music hence “Pop
With great hair comes great responsibility
Like his cars, it’s carefully conditioned
🏆 the greatest bands ever🍀 Led Zeppelin 😎✌️
Best. Band. Ever.
Glad you got Robert’s AMG 126, I saw him in that car many times in the 80’s when he would frequent the Valencia Arms hotel and restaurant in Arley just outside Kidderminster, all black and dark windows it was incredible back then, I’ve also seen him running around in a bright orange Focus ST during the naughties
We had our wedding reception at the Valencia in 1984, the food was amazing, just a shame it's no longer there. We see Robert around Kidder minster quite often, he lives in Shatterford, jus a few miles away, we recently sat on the next table in an Indian restaurant in Kidderminster.
Coop is what you keep chickens in mate
Spelled that way, you’re correct.
Yes, but that's the way you pronounced it. Pandering to Americans whilst having a monotonal English accent doesn't work.
Koo Pey 🅒🅞🅞🅛 🅒🅞🅞🅛
This was greatThe Golden God's Car Collection🎤🎶Thank you for posting👍🏻ROCK ON!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻
Jimmy pages collection of Alistair Crowley memorabilia is very interesting aswell
Love the band love the songs love the video love the cars
"The Range Rover" that inspired the song Kashmir! 😂. On the same album as kashmir, is a song titled: The Rover.
This is true. However, I didn’t think that one needed explaining lol.
@@FusionKidd 😂. Well played!
A friend of mine lives near him on the A449.
Apparently he was a regular driver of a ropey Ford Fiesta.
Just the job for knocking around down the muddy lanes in and the man has nothing to prove.
I think that the kids and family get the flash stuff thesedays.
Blackcountry chap! 👍
Robert is a great big lovable lug of a gentleman. Therefore, he can own any kind of vehicle he wants.
@@pippipster6767 Yes, true. Love can't buy what Robert owns. I was just repeating what one of our local radio personalities said when she met him. I overheard her say, "Robert is one great big lovable lug of a hippie." That's all. I love Robert, the person. I would STILL love, even him if he owned a Yugo GV.
@@pippipster6767 Yes! Thank you!
Was in Thailand ( Pattaya) and a Lamborghini was parked up with the engine running
there he was Robert Plant in the driver’s seat.
He did look worse for wear but he has looked like that for year’s.
Never heard of a JAGWAR COOP in UK . we did have a JAGUAR COUPE though .
The word comes from Brazil & Argentina and is in fact pronounced like a W. It is NOT supposed to be pronounced "jag you arr".
@@BrockTheHeathen so is it Portuguese or Spanish ?
@@alanthomson1227Both, they borrowed the word into their languages from tribal peoples who cross the current borders down there
@@BrockTheHeathen thanks for response , just as,I g because the two languages tend to pronounce same spelt words differently . Anyway thanks again .
@@alanthomson1227Glad you found it helpful, take care.
SEC AMG is one of the baddest most cool ever made ❤
He owns a lot of great cars but apparently his favourite is the Trabant, which he drives around Kidderminster. He paid £200 for it back in 1990.
For those thinking 'going like the clappers' is some sort of audience participation it actually refers to the clapper that makes bells ring (thanx mum)❤
He is a tall big guy - that’s probably one reason why he likes big cars 🤔
he is amazing i also like that guy from The Who band - Who are you is a great song.
God's favorite rock band.
First concert I ever saw, right up against the stage in front of Jimmy Page
hey hey ma like the way you move
gonna make you sweat gonna make you groove
Nice variety, I wouldn't call it strange though, he bought what he liked.
Totally. Perhaps unique would be a better word. I suppose strange in the sense that he had a couple of oddball choices compared to other British rockers at the time.
That DB 5 I want it and all his wealth
Nice to see the cars.. your comment on the Aston, "the passengers in the right seat as it's a righthand drive" ? Left seat surely? 😊😂
there is a rare car race car the 1971 porche nine one seven k ..it made many records at the 24 hour of Lemans Race that year '' one record it made was Distance ..'' it went 3,500 miles.. actually 3,315 miles
He now drives a top of the range Range Rover Vogue.
but with his sort of money, it's not strange it's eccentric 💰
He is the main reason LZ never reunited for long term... thanks to his blue grass hobby.
My claim to fame is I went on holiday to Tanzania and guy starts playing stairway to heaven at one of our hotels and a chap on the trip suddenly says OH THATS MY WIFES BROTHERS SONG. I reply how come oh she’s Robert Plants Sister. So I’ve been on holiday with Robert Plants sister. I think this collection has a lot to do with his Midlands background where Jaguar and Aston origionate
He used to regularly drive around the Kidderminster area in a bright yellow hot rod
John Rhodes Cobb a British Gent with some Friends Back in 1939 Had Built a Race Car and took it too the Bonneville Salt Flats and went 368 miles per hour...lol
Did he ever have a 1936 Harley-Davidson model EL "61 OHV" Knucklehead?
That motorcycle is not a Triumph. It is a vintage P&M made in Cleckheaton, Yorkshire. P&M are well known for their Panther sloper motorcycles that were very popular for sidecar use.
My mate owns that bike
NSW Australian plate on the TS Suzuki?
Robert Wrote Everything .. some words from ancient Books too
I cant picture Jimmy on a motorcycle
Nice blouse Robert. What is next, an evening gown?
You’re new to rock n roll aren’t you?
These aren't strange cars theyre awesome
He didnt own a Suzuki TS - those bikes were loaned to the band by a Sydney motorcycle dealer when they toured Australia in the 70s.
Which song ist that in the background..?
it's not a zeppelin song
XJ Coop????
Can we roll it Jimmy?
he definitely had a volvo estate
PLAAAAAAAAAAAANT AND HIS MOTOR CADE
Anybody knows the name of the song in the beginning of the video?
I wondered too
Maybe not the best or the greatest. I believe I Can't Quit You Baby, You Shook Me, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You and When the Levee Breaks were all covers where the band did credit the original artist. Now The Lemon Song, Whole Lotta Love, Bring it on Home and Dazed and Confused were 100% plagiarized and the band settled copyright suits on all four songs
"Robert Plont"
Where are the strange ones
So what is 'strange' about this collection? 🤔
👍
Making Bonham's face death white is in poor taste in the group pic
Who’s Led Zeppelin and why’d they drive such weird cars?
Robert plant looks like a cross between Cousin It and Veronica Lake. Fleas and headlice, makes me itch.
Show us your pic, we can't wait to see how much more handsome you are.
On the way home from a Spirit gig where they stole Stairway! what is a jagwar?
I'm sure.hes a billionaire
Pub musical
You’re English. Please don’t use Americanisms. Thank you.
As an American, I found it strange when the narrator pronounced “garage” like an American would. guh-RAJ.
In the UK, it’s GARE-ridge, correct? Or close to this with the accent on the first syllable?
@@jamiemcgill67 Hi, in the north of England it would be pronounced Garidge, but in the south it would be Garage, with a slight French inflection.
@@carlmitchell9958 interesting. Thanks! Funny side note: in the 80s, a friend of mine were listening to Elton John’s song “Levon”. In it he clearly pronounces garage, “GARE-ridge”. We thought it was funny. I’ve never forgotten this. Appreciate your comment.
Bonnet not hood please dear boy .
Don't forget to take your vi-ti-mens
I love Robert Plant n
Zep but those cars are ugly!
A rather tame collection IMO.
"promo sm" 😉
Pretty boring choices honestly.