Robert Plant | Broken Record (Hosted by Rick Rubin)
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2022
- Robert Plant is arguably the most iconic rock vocalist of all time. As the frontman for Led Zeppelin, his dynamic, soaring vocal style was the perfect lead for the band’s unparalleled musicianship. After Zeppelin broke up in 1980 following the death of drummer John “Bonzo” Bonham, Plant set out on his own and recorded songs that drew inspiration from North African music, psych rock, and the Blues.
In 2007 Plant began collaborating with Alison Krauss, the famed bluegrass singer and fiddle player. Under the guidance of producer and Broken Record alum, T Bone Burnett, their first album, Raising Sand, sold over a million copies in the US and won five Grammys, including Album of the Year.
On today’s episode, Rick Rubin talks to Robert Plant about recording his latest release with Krauss, "Raise the Roof." Plant also talks about how a trip to the Sahara in the early ‘70s with Jimmy Page inspired them to write “Kashmir.” And he remembers the first time he met John Bonham as a teenager and Bonham declared himself, “the best drummer in the world.”
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Justin I listen
It's like 2 super hero's
Talking about there powers
So awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🥀🥀🥀🥀
I saw Brandi Carlyle in Bellingham a few times at a coffee shop and local bar before she hit it. She's a great voice but making it big ? I'm amazed
it's obscene how all of you do interviews with super-interesting people and ALL OF YOU TRUNCATE THE CONVERSATIONS artificially.
Umpteen guests on so many shows and podcasts on YT ruin the moment, like how Bill Maher's Club Random should be 3 hours long and the Hollywood Roundtables should be 3 hours long.
It's always awful. We could listen to Robert talk all day and night! Rick too.
@@jonbongjovi1869 yes to robert, but nobody cares what rubin says: not really: and think about it: why should we? right?
notwithstanding his 'special relationship' he may or may not have had with the red-hat-chili-pepper-corns or whoever that was, or let's say possibly the beastie boys as well, just for fun, even still, why should it matter what some arguably shady character tries to convince us of, for instance, right?
Planty lives down the road from me: black country born and bred! what a legend, you can bump into him in any number of local pubs, and he talks to you As IF You are the "Star". Love.
Yep. A fellow Old Edwardian.Met him a few times down the line, a true gent, always up for a chat , tequila & biltong.
He’s the real deal
I’ve read lots on the band why was he called Percy ?
Amazing how Robert is considered rock's greatest frontman, but has such an honest and humble admiration for all the great's that came before him. He could easily be a history professor for American blues and rock music.
Shout out to Rubin for not interrupting him even one time. Amazing interview.
It's a great skill. He just sounds like a very knowledgable fan. Great interviewer, great interview.
@@yandan7010 it’s the only one I’ve seen of his and I wonder if he always does that or if he was just captivated.
@@par32 i've heard Rubin speak on this before--his intention is to remain as neutral as possible when someone speaks to him so that he can attempt to truly understand where they're coming from. then he tries to pause and process what they said before determining his follow-up questions. such a brilliantly simple approach to communication that we all could maybe implement better in our lives xd
@@martinjarzyna7624 Thank you!
Amen! Unlike others (Stern, et al) he never interrupts. Sign of a master interviewer.
Man, Robert Plant is such an eloquent story teller. He weaves an increasingly exciting journey through every subject. Great, great interview.
It’s so obvious how intelligent Robert is… funny, great sense of humor, and so down to earth. His knowledge of the revolution of blues and the deep South it’s so obvious. His contributions to music crossing all genres is incredible and we are so lucky that he’s never stopped creating… I like the Robert Plant that he has become!!! Fabulous interview thank you broken record.
You are so correct. Agreed 100%
Well put and so true. Walking off stage after an insane "Heartbreaker" ending an incredible Page Plant show,, 1st tour.
I was(a lucky stars, pinch me please, wake me up evening ) backstage.
Walking toward me ,(incidentally..)
All 6 foot 4 , white boots, blonde mane, after an incredible vocal performance (14 Plant shows alone).
I said something..
He stopped,.
I gave him a rock hug-Im not a freak- it seemed appropriate.
I just said "Thank you" "
He shook off his escorts attempts to interfere.
Robert returned said hug.
With that Plant look with the eyes..
Said" Thank you Thank you" walking off into the dim backstage lights.
I think I may have talked about something else the next couple of weeks, but I doubt it.
Sorry about the war story.
Point is, you're observations I experienced.
Also cool another time but...
Rock on
@@artigraphmultimedia1489 How incredibly awesome for you, what year was that if you don’t mind me asking… I’m going to see him in Franklin Tennessee September 7 that would be a dream come true for me and not because I’m one of those crazy girl fans but just because I’m enamored by his personality and humility and I find him incredibly intoxicating…. I never really recognized nor knew that he still sang before October 2021 when I realized he was doing a duet with a Allison Krauss
@@princesscarla2089 👋
Sorry just getting back to you .
Awesome for you;
Plant/Krause next month.
Awesome Plant girl!
Your comment on Robert was great for me to read.
I get the same thing out of it that you do from him you know besides the singing obviously.
Just a a human being , he's just ..fascinating .
Im with you 100%.
I've told people, I don't care if you hate Led Zeppelin or whatever..
... doesn't matter.
If you want to learn about life , some interesting perspective, class, genuine, knows HOW to tell a story and he knows how to speak English language and I love his little streams of consciousness where he puts all the adjectives in one sentence
I love that s***.
AND hes witty. Funny.
And for about 8 years, he was one of those powerful people on the planet with the most powerful voice on the planet..
So, he's got a little street cred.
My post is way too long here ..
Rock Gods, Legends, ..we admire them. Practically pray to them!
Then wonder what they're like when the stage lights aren't shining on them.
" It's generally not a good idea to meet your heroes."-:B Dylan
The Backstage scenario:
Just past the Mixing Boards
Sold out crowd sill screaming -going nuts.
(I've seen like I said 14 or 15 Robert Plant shows..
this one was over the top. (You'll see).
After 2 encores.
2 1/2 hour show.
I don't know if you saw me it was dark and there was one light and I just took a step and reached out .
Rhey were talking..
The manager guy "No no step back' separating us.
That's fine.
Plant motioned him to move
" it's okay it's okay !" Motioning him out of the way
Gave me this enthusiastic hug back.
I still remember feeling the padding on his shoulders ...
The vest he was wearing.
Little pads sewn in
I just remember tapping that padding.
Hugging this guy ..
This God.
I'd written papers about them..
In high School in the 80s,
I was Mr Led Zeppelin.
Every phase of my life growing up and even some as an adult you know ?
The emotions, the fun, the magic..the voice .
His choices , Annunciation, Timing and of course the range.
Incredibly skilled. Takes work to be that good.
Sorry.
You know all of this .
Freddie Mercury Roger Daltrey.
Favorite vocalist -Plant.
That couve that got me and billions of others through everything in life
I'm 6 ft.
He was 6'4 easy with se big white boots on too he's tall guy and that kind of that one weird eye looking down at me in the light it was I was just like holy s*** and since then I played with major people so you know but it's what it was just great
I saw the 1st tour .
Magical show.
Lotta great shows over the years.
Concerts with that indefinable Magic?
I'd be glad to tell you where my story took place.
Page-Plant•
Shoreline Amphitheater•/Mountain View, CA• 10/7/1995 •
'No Quarter' Tour.
'Back (stage) Story' '
We had 11th row seats.
My best buddys
best buddy
Is the legendary drunmer Carmine Appice.
Carmine gave the 2 of us his Backstage Pass.
The Pass?🎟️
It was a Crystal.💎
3 × 3 inches.
Oval shape.
Swan Song Label embedded inside!
So cool.
"Page Plant 'No Quarter' instead of Led Zeppelin ""Backstage Access' in red.
If you're a huge Robert fan?
It's must see .
Check out show on UA-cam.
Top of his Game.
He is an incredible person. He has grace and creativity and a stellar voice and look. Also comes across as a humble king
Robert Plant's interviews are like his songwriting, historically dreamy.
Robert's enthusiasm for life is infectious! I love that even though life was quite cruel to him personally he always went to the light.
Plant definitely has the gift to gab ….. what a brilliant guy.
Once again Robert effortlessly shows he's no ordinary run of the mill entertainer.Thank you.
"I'm just a naive collector of beautiful sounds".........so relatable. I love Robert Plant -- down-to-earth, funny, witty, intelligent, and a beautiful singer. Terrific interview!!
Robert and Rick - it just doesn't get any better than these two! ❤
This is the best Robert Plant interview I've seen or listened to. Plant is a simple guy, while at the same being very complex and layered. He's like a fine Italian spaghetti sauce which has been simmering all day and made by an Italian grandma from the old country, mixed with the finest soul food loved, cooked and conjured up in a back street bar in New Orleans, sprinkled with an Opus from the 1700s and wrapped up in music from every corner of the planet. Robert loves cultures and respects cultures from all over the world - you can hear it. He is acutely intellectual yet self-effacing at the same time. He jokes around so much - one has to be on their toes -- and clarify if Robert is being serous or not. Rick Rubin is a huge Zeppelin fan and his quotes about tons of specific Led Zeppelin songs are all over the LZ wiki song pages. Robert's a musical treasure and Rick was the perfect person to draw all of this out of him. Rubin is a legend as well - from the Beastie Boys to Weezer. Two legends which we were able to enjoy - in one place. Loved this - two thumbs up !
Robert never disappoints in his interviews, he just pulls you in with his vast knowledge of music and his enduring enthusiasm for it. He has a way of expressing himself that is unlike anyone else, always intelligent and witty--there's nothing like listening to him talking about his long musical journey, influences and explorations that are still going strong.
In my opinion Robert Plant is the best front man and singer in the universe.
@@pzj2017 I share that opinion!😊
Greatest most influential frontman in rock. Rock Royalty.
Damn 'what' a life, 'eh? Imagine? Not really...
@@garyaustin8595 you ok?
How could you not love Robert Plant?! He’s an amazing music history teacher. I’ve heard a lot of interviews with Robert Plant over the years, and this one is excellent! 🙏🏻✌️❤️
I assume most listeners already know, but if you haven’t listened to RP’s podcast Digging Deep, you need to check it out. So good. Very entertaining and interesting!
It is a great interview! I’ve never heard him be this specific about his upbringing and his musical odyssey.
i'm going to go with: Because he stole music and lyrics from poor black artists but claimed it as his own.
I'm a big Zep fan and I admire his talent. To be honest I always found him to be pretty pretentious and pompous
@@adamwal4591 a typical low value, bug man reply.
Ash him about the young female groupie that they all molested with a fish in a hotel
The Golden God! Just think of all the things he’s seen and done but hasn’t told us! Legend!
I don’t think I want to know some of those things
It'd burn off both of our ears 😄🤘💋👌
He’s said he’d not write a bio. I respect that. Kind of cool that he would rather the music that he’s made tell the tale and not rely on on a salacious tell-all
@@susiefairfield7218 You and me bound to spend some time wond'rin' what to choose.; Goes to show, you don't ever know⚡
The only thing I wonder that he hasn't told anyone about to interviewers is...Say Vancouver, I believe March 19 1975. Dazed and Confused is 42 minutes and some. What would he do during Jimmy's Bow Solo when he was backstage? And How many he could do (not any snowflakes) during an extra long DAC backstage before he had to get back to the front of the stage. And did that dictate on how long Jimmy would be onstage during the bow solo?
From his first work to current. Robert Plant IS music.
He is a fan. He’s studied it. He lives it.
Those who’ve clamored for a Zeppelin reunion would have it wrong.
Robert does what it relevant to him - in the moment.
I’ve so much respect for him.
Just wanted to say "Ditto" on your post, top to bottom.
Beyond being wideky regarded as the Top Singer in Rock, Zeppelin and his solo career to the new stuff with Kssuss (which I find incredibleis Digging Deep interviews
I concur. Plant was never going to tour as Zeppelin again. He had his own things to do,like always. Closes he got was Page and Plant,which was a blast. But he is on his own journey and has crossed over the Zeppelin bridge….it’s long gone for him… and I love him for it. You can’t tour as Zeppelin was Jason on drums…. even though I love him.
Totally disagree….what’s 3 weeks of your life for a cool 50 million to honor the fans that gave you the ability to have all the choices….it’s selfish and counter intuitive as it relates to JP, JPJ and Jason….he shoulda said yes and he coulda walked away after 10 major markets knowing he did the right thing for the fans that gave him his accolades and bank account….love him, think he’s the best ever vocally, but just can’t get past it…
@@truemanmontfort8031 Stop it! Plant doesn't owe Zeppelin fans a thing, he gave us a collection of great music to share & enjoy. Music's not always about the greed of money or to satisfy selfish fans wants & needs. Many artists would rather bow out with some integrity & protect their legacy of art in music with respect instead. We're not talking about some fly by night BS band here. It's f%$king "Led Zeppelin," 1 of the biggest most iconic bands ever in music. The chemistry between Page, Plant, Bonham, & Jones was something special, only few have achieved. Plus, why would you as a Zep fan want to jeopardize the legacy of "Led Zeppelin" for one night to see a band that in reality isn't the band you know & grew up with? When I think of LZ, I think of Jimmy, John, JP, & Robert, just like the Beatles, it's John, Paul, Ringo, & George, not Greg or Gary? Leave it alone, there's a time & place for everything! Plus, there were plenty of times you could have seen a LZ reunion concert if you really wanted to. Live Aid 85', 40th Anniversary of Atlantic Records 88', R&RHOF induction 95', Ahmet Ertegun Tribute 07', & 2 full Page & Plant World Tours. Ya dig? °Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul°
@@outonthetiles Well,his Zeppelin past isn't long gone, otherwise he wouldn't bother to include an amount of Zep songs in his set list.
I love how Robert Plant shares knowledge and history of music as far back as he can find it and then he speaks of traveling all over the world and making the magical connections in person. He’s taken us there with his words, melodies, and emoting on stage!
About halfway through I got a bit emotional when it dawned on me that I wasn't just listening to the voice of Robert Plant, I was listening to the voice of a friend. I expect some of you will know exactly how I feel. And my God, how lucky are we.
Yesssss!
@@princesscarla2089 ❤
@ MJM Absolutely
@@Kashmir.820 ❤
A friend...absolutely!!! Well put!
From Led Zep to Alison Krauss The man followed his musical heart. Great interview.
I could listen to Robert speak til eternity. Such an interesting and endearing man. Can't help but love him. ❤️
I am in total agreement with you!!! His voice is so mesmerizing
Beautiful speaking voice as well as singing. Interesting easy to listen to accent.
I am so grateful that I’ve lived this long to hear Mr. Plant’s retrospect. I was privileged to see him almost a decade ago at a musical festival. He stood the hair up on the back of my neck with several of his numbers. He even did a couple of Zeppelin remixes. His and Zeppelin’s music is central to my life experience.
Which festival? I can search for it
@@helenespaulding7562 High Sierra Music Festival 2013
Exceptional excellence - Rick is a master listener with a very pleasant aura that encourages natural brilliance to flow. Mr. Plant is an invaluable treasure - thanks Gentlemen!!
Still love Led Zeppelin
Robert is one of the best storytellers of musical history intertwined with his music. Rubin is a great listener and interviewer as he has such respect for musician as a record producer and engineer!
2022 and still the best band ever
FORRRRRRR FAWKKKINGG SUREEE!!!
The Who, Beatles Stones and Kinks are in the same ball park
@@garyolshan4177 same ball park but they are in the cheap seats unlike Zeppelin who are in the luxury box. 😎
Agreed
Whoa whoa, that a big statement...it's also an understatement.
There are a few people I've never met who have really made my life a lot better than it would have been. Robert Plant is one of them. I love him.
This is perfect! ❤
Me too ! 😂
When Robert plant with Alison krauss played in Toronto..Robert called Alex lifeson and geddy lee of my fave band rush ...Jimmy page was there..phenomenal show and a personal amd spiritual union between rush and led zeppelin..phenomenal
Wow!!
Are you saying, there was a Lifeson Page guitar jam with the vocals of Lee Plant Alison ?
If the Heart girls were there too OMG, it'd be insane wouldn't it.
And add Rik Emmet from Triumph, vocals and guitar, lol. EARS blissfully BLOWN...
@@TheeRocker I wish..lifeson page jam..emmitt too..lol plant..geddy on bass..it would above and beyond 👍
@@tomperugini189 Yep, lol. I have never heard Geddy's voice with another lol. That would be interesting too.
Wonder if there's a bootleg of that.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Robert's own podcast Digging Deep is marvelous. Could listen to him speak for ages about virtually anything. Such a vital fascinating human being.
Yep . I’d love to pass a day or two with him unrelated to work ! Like … let’s walk your property, learn about the rest of what makes you unique!
There will never be another rock band with the absolute defining nature of Rock n Roll as Led Zeppelin. Final. Others need not apply.
Masters of Reality...Run-DMC..Slayer..LL Cool J, Metallica.. RHCP ? Rubin has done it all. This interview w/ Plant just increased my respect for Rick Rubin even more. Instantly a classic 'rock conversation'.
What a fantastic interview. Plant is a superb raconteur! And what stories to tell!
Thanks to you both!
Raconteur, perfect word.
I was never really into Led Zeppelin, just a little bit too young but over the years I've learnt just how important they are, helps that a lot of their songs are so memorable and used a lot in Movies. Then I heard Fool in the Rain, blew me away, Bonhams drumming like something I'd never heard before, left a lasting impression to this day.
Right off the bat he acknowledges Steve Marriott who deserves all the praise in the world. That little dude was SO talented and any rock / blues singer knows he was the boss
nobody even comes close to steve marriott - and robert knows it.
My introduction to Marriott was live , on a little stage by the water in Myrtle Beach . I was 16:and had no clue but my brother, who was 16 years older than me knew exactly who he was. I remember walking down the beach and hearing someone singing Midnight Hour and I thought it was actually Wilson Pickett ! Steve sounded EXACTLY like him . I couldn't believe the voice coming from this barely 5 foot tall and clearly drunk cockney with a guitar that probably weighed more than he did . I was a fan from the first 30 seconds. I feel lucky to have seen him from 10 feet away. He even sat on the beach after the show getting stoned and drinking Heinekens with a few of us
@@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973 wonderful
Thank you both. Robert, it's always pleasant to hear your voice, talking or singing.♥
Excellent interview. Robert Plant is an encyclopedia of music history. His work with Alison Kraus is amazing.
"I'm a naive collector of beautiful sounds..."
I love you Robert. xx
This is actually an interview. Thank you.
I absolutely fell into love with the music of Led Zeppelin at the age of 57!!! That being said, nothing like the music as it evolved, from Robert Plant . Season’s Song, before going to bed at night just penetrates my soul . Thank - you Mr. Plant, as I a consider myself a lucky recipient to hear your voice, to enjoy your moves😘, to delight in the magic of your voice both then and now. My prayers for you and your family and friends! God Bless.
I play Robert Plant every week. From the sixties to the present day.
Same here, since 1980.
Same here…been a Plant fanatic since 1971!!!!!
Same.
As a gigantic Zeppelin fan I was so angry at Percy for his refusal to try and carry on with Jimmy and John Paul but I really understand now and respect him for his reasoning. Life is a journey and there is so much to explore why go and relive the past ? Been there done that and time to move on !! Thank you Robert !!
My fantasy was that after "Celebration Day" they would record one album so that Jason Bonham would be a bonafide member of Zeppelin.
I would hate to see the promotional nonsense that would have accompanied a Led Zeppelin reunion tour. The Pepsi Verizon Led Zeppelin Reunion Extravaganza of 2000 whatever . It would turn my stomach .
Jason Bonham finally revealed about 6 or 7 years ago - what Robert said to him after the O2 and about touring around playing Led Zep's music. It was something like [Jason - I love you like a son and you're a drummer, but no one can replace your dad. No one can play like him. When he passed away - that was it for Led Zeppelin and I meant it]. I respect Robert - he stuck to his loyalty to Bonzo and has never considered wavering.
@@turnsufficient4971 Jason can play those songs better than anyone else but he doesn't sound anymore like John than anyone else who tries. It's in the way John would strike the drum . Lots of guys can play the notes but none can really sound like John Bonham. In studio or onstage he still had his unmistakable sound
Thank you Rick Rubin for asking then letting Robert Plant answer - the romance of an English man of my age but I am a Canadian with a different background than either Plant of Krauss (another outsider looking in) singing part of the American Song book with a fiddle playing younger Allison Krauss was well said & I share the romantic feelings. Expanding my taste & knowledge is one reason I played this recording. Thank you so much for posting this!! Rick Rubin’s voice is so soothing & his genuine interest in actuality knowing how Plant it anyone in music feels, thinks, interprets, plays, or songs songs well known or new to an audience is almost singular. A great pleasure (in case I didn’t make that fact clear enough). More please!!!
Great to hear him mention Otis Clay. If you don't know him do yourself a favor and go down the youtube rabbit hole of his stuff, you'll see why he was so impactful.
Plant shares his encyclopedic knowledge and enthusiasm for Americana. It makes him a great ambassador for appreciating the Blues.
Robert is such an interesting Human, Being. He evolves his music and spirit with the times.
Man, this one of the very best interviews with Plant I've heard! Rick always seems to bring his conversation partners into authentic dialogue and as a result they are themselves, freely at that. Plant is often so cagey as he anticipates the next bane question about mudsharks or somesuch played out topic. Hearing Plant at ease with a worthy partner really is a joy as his enthusiasm for music history in the past one to two hundred years shine through unfiltered. His laugh that you hear here and again is so real. Thank you Rick for these conversations, if there's anything redeeming in the culture in this century so far, it's the return of the long-form conversation, mostly using the podcast format. Also, Plant saying he is reading "Travels With Charlie" just lights me up. I relate to how reading Steinbeck's later work illuminates the various facets of America the weird, bringing the reader into the room (or pickup truck cap camper) to experience it at the authors side.
Brother brought home first Led Zep album and it blew my 10 year old mind. 😎👍
best rock vocalist ever.
Freddie Mercury
Na Anthony Kiedis
@@marcosaguilar8504 Robert!
Marcos,
Rock not pop. Mercury was a pop singer.
Mick Jagger started it and axl rose was the last. Mercury was comedy not meant to be taken seriously
The humility of Robert Plant seems incredible just from his manner of speaking. It is truly verified when he mentions Monty Python and the Holy Grail but feels no need to tell everyone that Led Zeppelin paid for the production of the movie (along with Pink Floyd).The BBC wouldn't back a feature despite three years of absolutely pissed pants from Flying Circus at that point.
Best Plant interview I’ve ever heard. What a great and talented introspective musician. Wow!
As a singer/lyricist myself, I can't tell you how much of a confidence boost it is, hearing someone like Robert Plant talking about not really knowing the technical details, key, lack of gear etc, when he met up with Alison. It just shows that you do not have to be a musical expert to be part of a great band.
Also, how honest! Someone of his level to admit he doesnt know everything! So appealing
This was phenomenal... Rick's interviews are top-notch 🔥
After listening to this I feel like I now know so many more amazing artists / songs that I hadn’t heard of. Amazing
Best Band Ever!! ❤
“We all know taking about music is like dancing about architecture”
I think I see what he’s saying, but seems a bit hyperbolic as analogies go. Like… isn’t music is a language??
At the very least, talking is often found within music.
I suppose dancers can be found in architecture?
@@russiankid112233 Agree. Each language is its own kind of music.
@@russiankid112233 Also, Robert mentions the 'architecture' of songs toward the end. He's an artist, not a scholar.
You’ve gotta give it to the legendary musician, whose hyperbolic career kind of legitimizes his point. Not a good dancer though…
Robert is quoting Frank Zappa, for those on this thread unaware.
What a smart guy, and possesses an unbelievable recollection of his musical journey and influences.
Love to have Rick produce Robert's next solo album. Rick is amazing and would give Robert his power back.
These episodes are always a blast. Thank you.
Amazing stories from an amazing man whose musicality still has so much to discover and turn into beautiful songs. 👏👏👏♥️
Brilliant great interview I absolutely love Robert Plant. Kudos to the great Rick Rubin too... WOW
Discipline vs. a deliberate lack thereof is a great way to describe Krauss & Plant.
Thankyou Rick for this interview. God bless you sir. Love. Peace. Respect.
Grateful to have seen Robert Plant live twice, each time amazing in it's own unique way
Always amazing to hear any interviews from members of Zeppelin
Met Robert Plant while I was working at The Grain Shop on Portobello Road some years ago. A real down to earth guy. Always loved his music from Led Zeppelin to his solo album projects ✌️
Bloody fantastic....
It's great. Thank you.
So open and yet so enigmatic!
Love both of the albums....can't wait to see what comes next for both of them!
Just hearing Robert Plant talk is so exciting, calming at the same time.
After seeing him live last week perform in Berkeley I have to say I love him. Brilliant in many ways and brings joy to so much sorrow it’s remarkable
Still loving Roberts work mystical ,wild and sensitive ..he has it all going on ...keeps me out of trouble .
@Robert Plant miss seeing you in the pub
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Great interview. Thank you both.
Thank you for this. I learned so much more about Robert Plant and now want to learn more. Rick Rubin is just someone who has the respect of these kinds of people and knows how to bring out the best and top-level musician stuff. Just truly wonderful.
Wow...
How true is that
Not to minimize another’s gifts..
Thank you
I think I love Robert Plant even more now. He's a legend.
Happy this podcast found me awhile back.
Rick does a great job getting out of the way, after asking great questions. Can't get enough.✌💟🎶
Definitely listening once more with a notebook
What fabulous stories ! Was just reminded of my Father becoming very concerned after my playing Led Zeppelin albums with the record changer bar up to play repeated for hours
Such an excellent listen 👏👏👏
LOVE this interview.
Lovely bit. Could listen to you both talk about music for hours.
Like a masterclass.
Soooo good. Thank you !
After listening to this, I guess I fully appreciate how inspiring folk music was to the evolution of electric music. It seemed like all of them enjoyed those early rock and roll, r and b records, but then when they heard Dylan it was like a door opening. Of course, plant could be known as a folk singer in a proto metal band sometimes in the LZ days. He has an incredible voice for his current inspiration.
I went to the same school as Robert. He's nearly as erudite as what I was before I started the whole glue sniffing business in Stourbridge. Since those early days my career has skyrocketed whereas Bob's has plateaued. I'm quite happy about that. It's only fair. He was always taller than me and could sing.
Fascinating interview @Robert Plant.
I could listen to you for hour's. So honest, humble always...eloquent ..the passion for your art still in your voice and heart. Always so funny these stories...So lovely JasonBonham play's with you. His dad would be soo proud...That era so much amazing varied music in the 70's... so funny about John Paul Jones.. What an exciting life travelling the World.. The great escape into music...You were born to sing Robert...your voice is unique and unmistakable..your range !! Always so modest... you cracked the harmonies with Alison Robert...Raising Sand did ok too...🤣🤣. Such funny stories. I love the way your voice can be so soft and gentle. Its beautiful. Yes you do consistantly sound great...the best songs come from real life. We like you too Robert. Very very much...Having fun is what life is all about. I recon..Your enthusiasm is contagious. For music and your travels...❤❤
@Robert Plant you have bought great joy to so many...So grateful you followed your heart...You were not born to be an accountant....Noooooooo ...( boring old farts) you have given us all so much baby. Your life to music...we Thank You . Sweet funny gentle beautiful sexy @ Robert Plant..😘😘😘
@@sandrawheeler1521 The fact that you can't recognize a fake account 🙄 Do you think Robert would ever say "musics"? This fake RP account doesn't even speak English as his first language!
@@RiotNrrrdUTube yes I do recognise this is not Robert Plant talking to me....🤣🤣🤣
Loved this conversation.
Terrific ! Thank you !
So lucky that Rick is so magical and established so that these BR interviews are peer-to-peer, and we get to hear them.
My dad was in England during the 50s with the US Air Force. The stories he had about the music scene in the 50s . Teddy boys and seeing Gene Vincent ,Buddy Holly etc .
Reading the comments, noticed a fair amount mentioned how nice it was that Rubin did not interrupt Plant during the interview- which shows how rare that is in the world.
I love that Percy talks of himself with such deprecation. "Where's all my Planty stuff?"
Another superb interview!
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to that thought-provoking, yet emotionally stimulating discussion exploring Robert's life & musical influences ❤😊
Great interview. True legend. Cheers from Detroit!
Possibly the best plant interview I’ve heard
Thank you for another shockingly good interview! And.... Robert Plant. Led Zeppelin was my favorite band when I was growing up. Achingly so, absolutely Omega. Then the solo years, so enchanting,.... Then I grew up and older, and I was not even aware of the Allison Krauss and T-Bone Burnett collaboration (now I am). This brings be back and brings me forward . Thank you!
After reaching such heights there is something to be said about the lack of ego Robert had to exhibit , after such a wildly successful career to be open to a bold and delicate young ladies suggestion to alter his style that late In the game . As always a more than worthwhile podcast with Rick just on the fringe .❤