Robbie Blunt !! Yes, the tones on this LP are unmatched... Actually, on this song it is a bit similar to JP (Page with his '62 blue Strat he played on their last LP together and on tour towards the end) . However, This Entire LP is a Masterpiece !! Still going through UA-cam to find the live versions with Mr. Blunt on guitar.... Sometimes, younger "Stand ins" can be seen on "Lip Synced" TV versions.... Sadly this was a thing, even more so now... Zep #1 Band, Rock band, Hard Rock band , Metal band, yes, they invented it you Metal heads... They wear the crown !!!
Plant has been doing it since Day 1. Never stopped. He's like the finest wine 🍷. All his guitar choices brilliant talent and sound. Keep Rocking Robert. You are Loved
You can hear elements of that sound on In Through The Out Door (Carouselambra might be the best example, but also in Fool in the Rain and All My Love to some degree). They tend to be overshadowed by Page's heavy blues riffs, though. I always thought the end of Led Zeppelin simply allowed Plant to take his style in the direction he wanted unencumbered (and Page for that matter, if you listen to Outrider).
@@andrewtrotter9023 I didn't realize it went platinum when it was released (only one other person who I knew had even listened to it). Nonetheless, I stand by my statement that it is a little-known album that has never received the attention it deserves. I consider it as good as (or even better than) one or two zeppelin albums (and zeppelin put out almost exclusively steller albums). Contrast Pics@11 against zeppelin 4, which holds a 24x-platinum status currently. Now, of course zeppelin 4 is an absolutely brilliant album, but I would argue that pics@11 is also an absolutely brilliant album too--and not to a 2400% lesser degree.
@@az_stan I agree with you. It’s a masterpiece and showed how much of a creative songwriting force Plant was to Zeppelin. Pics @ 11 should get much more love and sales, so in that regard it’s overlooked. I love Page and he deserves every accolade he gets, but he rested on his laurels while Robert began creating new music within two years of Bonham’s death and is still creating great music to this day. P.S. I saw Plant in 1983 in Memphis just after Principle of Moments was released. Phil Collins was touring drummer.
@@andrewtrotter9023 Right on, brother! I have never seen any of those guys (Zep became my favorite band in the early 80's when I was in high school). I wish I could have seen them while John Bonham was alive...but at least I have their albums. In my opinion, pics@11 is (by far) Plant's greatest album (and he's got some good ones). The writing and the vocals are superb, but the music is every bit as good. Just like the zeppelin albums, pics@11 lacks nothing--every song is excellent. Here's to better times when music was better too!
I've loved this song since it came out - seeing it/hearing it, only on MTV in 1982. I still have no idea what he's saying in 90% of the song....but damn this song still kicks it today!
@@darrenparkinson4576 I remember when the song was released, one of then current rock magazines printed the lyrics (Circus, Hit Parader or Creem). Helped in a big way, lol.
@@douglaspaterson5269 Feelin' slandered by the France kid, it's playin' hooky with my heart. Just move the odor out the back door, that soup's a piece of my poor heart
I got into an argument with a guy that I think Collins is one of the best rock drummers of all time.....he could not get over the fact of Collins pop music past and confused that with his drumming skills...…...
They never, ever, ever play this on radio. Wth?? I guess just like they never play the best Journey songs…only the ones we’ve heard so much for 40 years that I can’t change them fast enough.
I was only 15 years old when I saw this video on TV in Venezuela in 1982. By the way, 90% of Brittons, Led Zeppelin fans detested this album, because it didn't sound like the legendary band. For us,, Robert supporters it's a 💎 GEM! My favorite album, my favorite song 🎵 Rock will never die.
I'm in the States and the same age. Huge Zepplin fan, but this "new" sound, lyrics and style captivated Americans. And it still sounds as fresh as when it came out 40 years ago. What a legend!
I got into an argument with a guy that I think Collins is one of the best rock drummers of all time.....he could not get over the fact of Collins pop music past and confused that with his drumming skills...…...
@@normansawatzky4778 collins was a good drummer but not in same league as Bonzo. He wouldn’t have been able to fill that empty seat. If you haven’t seen Live Aid, it makes the case. I did see Collins with Genesis he was great…just not Bonham fan freakin tastic !!!!
@@Kashmir.820 Collins was a master at the odd tine signature. Don't blame Live Aid on him. Tony Thompson was pissed at sharing drum duties and refused to give Collins the drumming cues. Plus Phil didn't get a chance to rehearse with them. Phil was definitely among the best in his prime. That's why Plant used him.
Me too, this was the only good song on this album in my opinion, he sure got it right after this album and so on, all albums are just pure gold to me!! ✌️
I honestly forgot how good this was. this record has been on my shelf for 40 years already?! wow, that was quick. I'll have to give it a full play today.
I remember buying this at a department store in Albany, OR with my best friend Mike Dempsey. We were on our bikes summer before 7th grade. Went to my Aunt's house to try to listen to it because it was seven miles back to our neighborhood. Stole some cigarettes from Plaid Pantry on the way to her house. Got there it was locked but we could get into the garage. Beer fridge! perfect summer day of misspent youth. Talked to Mike today about this album and that day. He had been listening to Plant's release after this one, PoM. Asked him, "remember how everyone used to tell us when we were kids not to waste it, you only get to do it once?" Told him I didn't believe it then and still don't. Long live Rock!
One of my favourite songs from back in the day! Phil Collins is amazing on the drum kit as well. My only complaint then, and now: I cannot understand the lyrics, hahahahaha!
Plant always had big drum sounds on all his solo LP's...along with basslines that dripped like honey...and searing guitar solos...all in all just like Zep.
This is definitely yet another one of Robert Plant's songs from his solo career!!! But the more I think about it, everything Robert Plant is the best!!! Ernie Wilber 🤘👹🤘✌️
The guitar in this song literally makes my spine tingle, and resonate so deeply! Though Robbie blunt (guitarist) is relatively an unknown at point of this album being recorded, is certainly an impressive one.....and then I see, for the 1st time what he actually looks like on another video of this song....i must say, my heart was pounding❤
If I may, Robert Loved Elvis, Robbie reminds me a lot of Scotty Moore, I don't think there was any pressure from Robert, and he was Jamming with Phil Collins as well, he was probably a well established Musician in England. The record Company would have preferred Zep Four but got Presence with a shadow of In Through The Out Door. I think this Video was a Mistake, to omit the Band completely, it's like he is trying to out do Robert Palmer and Bowie. Very cooperate and almost like a Head Shot, not a painting.
I was only 9 when this came out... and even as a 9 year-old I thought that it was fantastic to have more music from Robert Plant. This is a really special album to me. Thank you for sharing this.
The guitar solo, oh my! When he brings the essence of the song, spills the wine on her dress... some of thee BEST guitar work, by any body....possibly ever!!
Absolutely Timeless and Universal, and that's just the video! Dear Robert, you could have "mic drop" retired, in truth, right there in '81with Robbie Blunt as Masters of Musical Creations (after just only creating "Moonlight in Samosa") but, you both repeatedly and amazingly outdid even these AWESOME gems of High Art. Your earliest solo works with Sir Blunt are Unparalleled Masterpieces on every level for Compositional and Sonic Perfection BEYOND WORDS sir. They are one of the few things that made/make life incredibly wonderful for me as a young teen and to this day.. I studied your works, as others surely must have, because they ARE WORTH STUDYING TO THIS DAY as one might study the "Classics" of antiquity. Bible study and "Plant study" are top priorities.
I remember when this Album came out I refused to listen to it because I was Pissed no jimmy page then my buddy talked Me Into listening to the whole album whole While we get high. I didn’t give his Album Back for Like 2 weeks lmao 🤣 to this day is till love it !!!!!! Those First two solo albums are still Amazing !!!!!
It's amazing how Phil Collins laid down such awesome drums at this time when he was still experimenting with his synth drums that he would become so known for.
taktiez zeppelinovsky velky vliv,skoda ze nepokracovali dalej,bonzo bol fantasticky drummer,mali to aspon skusit pokracovat dalej,boli este velmi mladi ked ukoncili cinnost tak fenomenalnej skvelej kapeli,bolo im nieco po30tke.
God!! Did I relate to this video when it came out!!... 🤣 ...Not just a great singer, RP could've been a leading man in movies if he'd had a mind to. Charismatic personality indeed, but beyond that, he's genuine...
I would like to see a shot-for-shot remake of this video done today with all of the original cast. Since all of the women in this video are now around 60 and Plant is 74, I think it would be uh, visually interesting.
The guitar solo on this track by Pagey is off the hook for his style in recording as he enters the musical field of Adrian Belew and FRIPP. Those notes on this cut just shred . Don't think I've ever heard him wang bar notes especially to the point of going off key like Beck ! Come on Jimmy, put out another album that sounds like this song with this Guitar ! Yah !
I heard alot of negative reactions on this when it came out but I loved it. It was so refreshing after the tired sound that was the last 3 Zeppelin albums (Presence, In Thru and Coda).
Robert is having fun with this video,a new way of presenting music is happening,the song remains the same, your imagination runs wild while you're listening to a song,an alternative is being displayed here, Linda lusardi in here too,I'm burning down anyside 😜
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Robbie Blunt’s guitar work on this album was simply amazing!
That was a really cool outfit he was sporting too 😍
Robert had some big shoes to fill
Indeed
Robbie Blunt !! Yes, the tones on this LP are unmatched... Actually, on this song it is a bit similar to JP (Page with his '62 blue Strat he played on their last LP together and on tour towards the end) . However, This Entire LP is a Masterpiece !! Still going through UA-cam to find the live versions with Mr. Blunt on guitar.... Sometimes, younger "Stand ins" can be seen on "Lip Synced" TV versions.... Sadly this was a thing, even more so now... Zep #1 Band, Rock band, Hard Rock band , Metal band, yes, they invented it you Metal heads... They wear the crown !!!
Plant has been doing it since Day 1. Never stopped. He's like the finest wine 🍷.
All his guitar choices brilliant talent and sound. Keep Rocking Robert. You are Loved
The first album was killer. Plant modernized his sound just perfectly right for the time.
It is, but Principle of Moments is even better!
Exactly right
Phil Collins on the killer drums! :-)
Yes absolutely this album rocks
You can hear elements of that sound on In Through The Out Door (Carouselambra might be the best example, but also in Fool in the Rain and All My Love to some degree). They tend to be overshadowed by Page's heavy blues riffs, though. I always thought the end of Led Zeppelin simply allowed Plant to take his style in the direction he wanted unencumbered (and Page for that matter, if you listen to Outrider).
"Pictures at Eleven" -- One of the greatest little-known albums ever made.
Little known? It went platinum in America (one million+ sold) and gold and platinum in the UK, Australia and Canada.
@@andrewtrotter9023 I didn't realize it went platinum when it was released (only one other person who I knew had even listened to it). Nonetheless, I stand by my statement that it is a little-known album that has never received the attention it deserves. I consider it as good as (or even better than) one or two zeppelin albums (and zeppelin put out almost exclusively steller albums). Contrast Pics@11 against zeppelin 4, which holds a 24x-platinum status currently. Now, of course zeppelin 4 is an absolutely brilliant album, but I would argue that pics@11 is also an absolutely brilliant album too--and not to a 2400% lesser degree.
@@az_stan I agree with you. It’s a masterpiece and showed how much of a creative songwriting force Plant was to Zeppelin. Pics @ 11 should get much more love and sales, so in that regard it’s overlooked. I love Page and he deserves every accolade he gets, but he rested on his laurels while Robert began creating new music within two years of Bonham’s death and is still creating great music to this day.
P.S. I saw Plant in 1983 in Memphis just after Principle of Moments was released. Phil Collins was touring drummer.
@@andrewtrotter9023 Right on, brother! I have never seen any of those guys (Zep became my favorite band in the early 80's when I was in high school). I wish I could have seen them while John Bonham was alive...but at least I have their albums. In my opinion, pics@11 is (by far) Plant's greatest album (and he's got some good ones). The writing and the vocals are superb, but the music is every bit as good. Just like the zeppelin albums, pics@11 lacks nothing--every song is excellent. Here's to better times when music was better too!
You must be a youngster, We all knew Pictures was a great album the 1st week 93.3 WMMR started playing it.
I remember Martha Quinn enthusiastically introducing this video for the first time on MTV.
Criminally forgotten song.
I didn't forget!
wrong.. its todays morons they dont listen to rock n roll dude wtf?
@@SDReelsOnlinebadass video to match😂❤
The hook and “Don’t cha know why? Goodness! No why?” Has been stuck in my head for 3 days now. I may seek medical attention.
😅
I've loved this song since it came out - seeing it/hearing it, only on MTV in 1982. I still have no idea what he's saying in 90% of the song....but damn this song still kicks it today!
Those were the days in music for sure. I was 15 at the time. And I don't know what he's saying too. 🤔
Yeah! You definitely have to Google the lyrics. But that wasn't possible in 1982.
@@darrenparkinson4576 I remember when the song was released, one of then current rock magazines printed the lyrics (Circus, Hit Parader or Creem). Helped in a big way, lol.
@@shotakuervo What are the lyrics?🤔
@@douglaspaterson5269 Feelin' slandered by the France kid, it's playin' hooky with my heart. Just move the odor out the back door, that soup's a piece of my poor heart
Robert Plant's voice is just the most beautiful instrument. His vocal tones just resonate like a guitar, or any other instrument.
yeah his sound is just incredibile, comarison to guitar is so on point
The shortest guitar solo in the history of rock!
Phil Collins' drumming on this album is nothing short of bombastic..
Oh yeah, and Plant's music is good too.. ;).........
I got into an argument with a guy that I think Collins is one of the best rock drummers of all time.....he could not get over the fact of Collins pop music past and confused that with his drumming skills...…...
Really rocks it in Pledge Pin too.
Wowww
Phil Collins is one of the best drummes going
Cozy Powell plays on two tracks
Still such a dope song to this day
Absolutely agree with you
the best cut on his 1982 debut solo album
Phil Collins on drums. you can hear his heavy hand
couldn’t agree more
By such a dope Planty!!!
Best singer on the planet. Always. The music is fantastic…the guitar and drums..wow. What a sound.
They never, ever, ever play this on radio. Wth?? I guess just like they never play the best Journey songs…only the ones we’ve heard so much for 40 years that I can’t change them fast enough.
I heard it quite a bit in the 80's when this album was released.
I was only 15 years old when I saw this video on TV in Venezuela in 1982. By the way, 90% of Brittons, Led Zeppelin fans detested this album, because it didn't sound like the legendary band. For us,, Robert supporters it's a 💎 GEM! My favorite album, my favorite song 🎵 Rock will never die.
I'm in the States and the same age. Huge Zepplin fan, but this "new" sound, lyrics and style captivated Americans. And it still sounds as fresh as when it came out 40 years ago. What a legend!
@@eddier155 Big Log was a super big hit.
The Great Robbie Blunt supplying the killer guitar 🎸 licks
Phil Collins did the whole tour! Hands down one of the best shows I ever saw!!!
Lucky You!!!
From what I read he only toured with them for one month...
I saw Collins drum in '83 in buffalo N Y ,with Robert ,one for the memories
The tour with Phil was for the second album.
Robbie Blunt is channeling Presence-era Jimmy Page on the guitar solo. Love the Invisible Man reference in the video, as well.
What a great song!! I remember watching this video on MTV ,they don't make music like this anymore..
Glad the lyrics were added ,I’ve been wondering since I was thirteen.
Thank you for saying that! I’ve always wondered what the heck he was singing all these years 🤔 ☺️
Aww!! This just appeared out of nowhere! Robert is so talented!
You are so right about that. Refreshing to this day
One of my favorite classic songs.
You instantly hear Phil Collins on drums! Plant NEEDED that Bonzo thunder to get him back in the vibe and Phil was close enough. Great stuff!
Definitely a classic.
Your right...
classiiiiic
I had all of his solo stuff. Just EXCELLENT music!
Wow! I forgot how good this song is!!!
Me too.the whole album is really good
Robbie Blunt is a very skilled and fluid player. His contribution makes those first three Plant solo albums shine.
Still rocks big time...
he has a new album!!!!!!!!!!!! 2017 year end gift! Long Live Robert!
Awesome voice!
@@laurieguenther5898 you are absolutely right so powerful and amazing
@@laurieguenther5898 Yup, HIS VOICE IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND AWESOME AND COOL AND GOOD AND POWERFUL!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🎤
It really does !!
I remember listening to an interview with Phil Collins saying that he was happy sitting back there on the drums watching the Legend as the front man.
I got into an argument with a guy that I think Collins is one of the best rock drummers of all time.....he could not get over the fact of Collins pop music past and confused that with his drumming skills...…...
That would of been cool if he took over for Led during the 80s.
@@normansawatzky4778 collins was a good drummer but not in same league as Bonzo. He wouldn’t have been able to fill that empty seat. If you haven’t seen Live Aid, it makes the case. I did see Collins with Genesis he was great…just not Bonham fan freakin tastic !!!!
@@Kashmir.820 Collins was a master at the odd tine signature. Don't blame Live Aid on him. Tony Thompson was pissed at sharing drum duties and refused to give Collins the drumming cues. Plus Phil didn't get a chance to rehearse with them. Phil was definitely among the best in his prime. That's why Plant used him.
@@Kashmir.820 Plant sounded terrible at Live Aid and Page was loaded.
This is the song I played the most off this album..Very cool!
Pretty much lol, I think Robert is extremely underrated
Me too, this was the only good song on this album in my opinion, he sure got it right after this album and so on, all albums are just pure gold to me!! ✌️
She's playing hookie with my heart!! Epic!!
This whole album is outstanding! i like all of Plant's earlier albums.
A very zeppelin sounding tune
In the Evening' vibe for sure..
Could have been from Presence or In Through the Out Door.
The most waited for and wanted album after Bonham's death...it took years of anticipation.
I honestly forgot how good this was. this record has been on my shelf for 40 years already?! wow, that was quick. I'll have to give it a full play today.
I remember buying this at a department store in Albany, OR with my best friend Mike Dempsey. We were on our bikes summer before 7th grade. Went to my Aunt's house to try to listen to it because it was seven miles back to our neighborhood. Stole some cigarettes from Plaid Pantry on the way to her house. Got there it was locked but we could get into the garage. Beer fridge! perfect summer day of misspent youth. Talked to Mike today about this album and that day. He had been listening to Plant's release after this one, PoM. Asked him, "remember how everyone used to tell us when we were kids not to waste it, you only get to do it once?" Told him I didn't believe it then and still don't. Long live Rock!
Long live your kool story...
Timeless rock hierarchy, we should all bow to this generational talent!
One of my favourite songs from back in the day! Phil Collins is amazing on the drum kit as well. My only complaint then, and now: I cannot understand the lyrics, hahahahaha!
Plant always had big drum sounds on all his solo LP's...along with basslines that dripped like honey...and searing guitar solos...all in all just like Zep.
Yeah Phil Collins did a hell of a job on here
Also Cozy Powell
Try as I might try as I may I"ll try ANYTHING to make you STAY. Explains it all. Relay the message now.
This one still has the Zep vibe.
That's because it's basically just in the evening reworked
This is definitely yet another one of Robert Plant's songs from his solo career!!! But the more I think about it, everything Robert Plant is the best!!! Ernie Wilber 🤘👹🤘✌️
Plants mix of rock and bluesy music just so great!
My knees are weak- my head is reeling! Still after all these years
The guitar in this song literally makes my spine tingle, and resonate so deeply! Though Robbie blunt (guitarist) is relatively an unknown at point of this album being recorded, is certainly an impressive one.....and then I see, for the 1st time what he actually looks like on another video of this song....i must say, my heart was pounding❤
His playing is so unique and tasty.
A very distinctive sound indeed!
Robbie Blunt is great!!!
This guitar player he used on his solo stuff is off the chain great how the hell didnt I ever hear of him
Robbie is one of the greatest rock guitarists IMO 😃
3:47 Imagine you're in that traffic jam, listening to Zep on the radio, and Robert Plant just walked past your vehicle!
I thought it was cozy Powell playing drums
@@Kolagio1 Nope, it was Phil Collins.
Especially shirtless!!
😁
@@bobthebear1246 Joan collins
1st video ever for plants solo carrer ... wow .... 1982 .... wow ... wow
After 40 years this album has some beautiful jams.😎🎸🎸🎸.
Robbie Blunt played some great guitar on Plant's first 2 solo albums. I can't imagine the pressure.
If I may, Robert Loved Elvis, Robbie reminds me a lot of Scotty Moore, I don't think there was any pressure from Robert, and he was Jamming with Phil Collins as well, he was probably a well established Musician in England.
The record Company would have preferred Zep Four but got Presence with a shadow of In Through The Out Door.
I think this Video was a Mistake, to omit the Band completely, it's like he is trying to out do Robert Palmer and Bowie. Very cooperate and almost like a Head Shot, not a painting.
EVERY musician, flipping through a record collection, gets to the Plant/Blunt albums, holds one up, points to it, and announces: killer guitar.
I was only 9 when this came out... and even as a 9 year-old I thought that it was fantastic to have more music from Robert Plant. This is a really special album to me. Thank you for sharing this.
Was going on 15 when Pictures At Eleven was released. Was a helluva debut solo effort, too. I still rank it as my fave of all his solo albums.
I was 12 years old in 1982
love how Robert allows fans and critics alike to comment on his work
ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНЫЙ ВОКАЛ РОБЕРТА❤ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНАЯ МУЗЫКА!!! 👋👍🔥👌❤СУПЕР 🔥
Love this song,still have that hard rock feel of Zeppelin!
The guitar solo, oh my! When he brings the essence of the song, spills the wine on her dress... some of thee BEST guitar work, by any body....possibly ever!!
I've always loved this song. Yeah it's not the best song in the world but really stays with you.
My mom danced with me 2 this song when I was young
Lol it's definitely a contextual song meant to lead Led Zep listeners into the album.
Great writing and playing on the entire album,lyrics on this one are really top notch creative
This is awesome, remember seeing it as a kid on MTV 40 years ago
Plant is the Golden God. King of Voice!
Forever the ladies man,Mr Robert Plant ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Very nice Robert!!
I miss the 80s
Gorgeous Robert ...🍬🍭🍬
Best time of my life growing up with led Robert Plant love all his music👍✌😉🍻🍺
Your right say cheers to a milkshake and drink it!
I turned on captions for this video and my computer exploded. Thanks Robert Plant;)
Absolutely Timeless and Universal, and that's just the video! Dear Robert, you could have "mic drop" retired, in truth, right there in '81with Robbie Blunt as Masters of Musical Creations (after just only creating "Moonlight in Samosa") but, you both repeatedly and amazingly outdid even these AWESOME gems of High Art. Your earliest solo works with Sir Blunt are Unparalleled Masterpieces on every level for Compositional and Sonic Perfection BEYOND WORDS sir. They are one of the few things that made/make life incredibly wonderful for me as a young teen and to this day.. I studied your works, as others surely must have, because they ARE WORTH STUDYING TO THIS DAY as one might study the "Classics" of antiquity. Bible study and "Plant study" are top priorities.
so many memories. this blasting over the speaker system at the arcade
I love Robert plant solo material
This song is so juicy.
Soulful young Robert Plant the voice I listened to night after night for 1000 Arabian nights . Love the lyric "'"she played hookey with my heart".
I remember when this
Album came out I refused to listen to it because I was
Pissed no jimmy page then my buddy talked
Me
Into listening to the whole album whole
While we get high. I didn’t give his
Album
Back for
Like 2 weeks lmao 🤣 to this day is till love it !!!!!! Those
First two solo albums are still
Amazing !!!!!
It's amazing how Phil Collins laid down such awesome drums at this time when he was still experimenting with his synth drums that he would become so known for.
Phil was actually known for using gated reverb, not Simmons drums, though he did use them a bit in the '80s like lots of drummers.
@@thecawdsquad875 ya gated reverb indeed a trendsetter there too👍🏻
Recorded this from radio show during world premiere uninterrupted…..then bought the album. Jeez time flies
Pictures at Eleven was such a great album! Memories..
You still my hero, I can say that I have never heard anything from you that I didn't like. God bless you Robert Anthony plant
Plant was on Fire with his solo band imo. I remember seeing him in Detroit and Phil Collins was his Drummer for the show. Incredible.
I was working with my dad, way back in they day, and this came on the radio. I was stunned. Killer tune !!!
taktiez zeppelinovsky velky vliv,skoda ze nepokracovali dalej,bonzo bol fantasticky drummer,mali to aspon skusit pokracovat dalej,boli este velmi mladi ked ukoncili cinnost tak fenomenalnej skvelej kapeli,bolo im nieco po30tke.
Great video
I was still looking for guitar hero stuff in the 80s, and this accompaniment is a little more spare. But now I listen, and think, this was very good.
God!! Did I relate to this video when it came out!!... 🤣 ...Not just a great singer, RP could've been a leading man in movies if he'd had a mind to. Charismatic personality indeed, but beyond that, he's genuine...
This Track Just SCORCHES🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
spettacolo mr plant
1982: i had opportunity to listen two great album - "Pictures at eleven" and "Deathwish II". Both great in their owns terms.
I would like to see a shot-for-shot remake of this video done today with all of the original cast.
Since all of the women in this video are now around 60 and Plant is 74, I think it would be
uh, visually interesting.
Lmao
Oh the memories of my youth running this on my turntable. Damn I miss the 80's
The guitar solo on this track by Pagey is off the hook for his style in recording as he enters the musical field of Adrian Belew and FRIPP. Those notes on this cut just shred . Don't think I've ever heard him wang bar notes especially to the point of going off key like Beck ! Come on Jimmy, put out another album that sounds like this song with this Guitar ! Yah !
Plant is the real seeker of music!
ROBERT PLANT THE VOICE OF "ROCK AN ROLL". ROBERT PLANT GAVE ROCK & ROLL A SPIRIT!
Superb. Robert, Giant of the Rock
Plant was awesome,this is my favorite plant song, however the whole album was awesome 😎
Wonder where the 81 Ford Cortina that Robert Plant is driving is now. If it is still around. Great song as well.
Probably not...
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Loved this record back in the day... still great...
It doesn't matter Robert Plant can do anything and it always sounds Soo good , ear candy !!!! ✌️🔥🎸💯...
I heard alot of negative reactions on this when it came out but I loved it. It was so refreshing after the tired sound that was the last 3 Zeppelin albums (Presence, In Thru and Coda).
Great song
My first video taped on MTV on my brand new VCR. What a great start for a video collection.
I can never remember the name of this song so every year I have to Google in Robert Plant "try as I might, try as I may"
Loved the album, Pictures At Eleven, still play it.
Robert is having fun with this video,a new way of presenting music is happening,the song remains the same, your imagination runs wild while you're listening to a song,an alternative is being displayed here, Linda lusardi in here too,I'm burning down anyside 😜