Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)

Interview de Robert Plant du groupe Led Zeppelin au Montreux Jazz Festival en 2014. (en anglais)
Entretien accordé à NVP3D, Robert Plant a rappelé un moment inouï de l’histoire de Led Zeppelin, quand le nom du groupe fut attaqué par la descendante du comte Zeppelin et que, le temps d’un concert, Led Zeppelin s’est appelé The Nobs,un jeu de mot autour de celui qui assurait sa tournée européenne: Claude Nobs lui-même.

[@khm2917]

He aged a very wise man, Robert Plant is a legend 💙

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

OH YEAH OH YEAH💋

[@cardelturner8116]

Yes he has

[@moneypenny1267]

♥️♥️🧡🙏🏻

[@avalondreaming1433]

I love that he has become such a wise old sage.

[@debramattioli1974]

He is a wonderful sage, and an amazing golden gold

[@smith9808]

When I think of how rock star should look. I immediately think of Robert Plant. He had the whole package, looks, charisma, intelligence, hair, body and between 68-72 had the best voice in rock ever. It’s untouchable IMO. Greatest frontman from the greatest band.

[@hasselett]

He was only 24 in 1972. Did his voice decline after that?

[@tylertoscano908]

John DiMaggio severely. He managed to maintain a voice that was good. But his voice in the first 4 years of zeppelin was unmatched. However, what led to such decline so fast was improper training, constant recording and touring. Lack of rest. So on. He also had nodes on his chords and never was the same after

[@tiffanyroseangeles7517]

Tyler Toscano I disagree,did you not get Celebration Day or download it? I think ( now this is is only my opinion ) His voice sounds great! But your listen

[@tylertoscano908]

TIffanyrose Angeles I had acknowledged that I liked his voice post 72. “He managed to maintain a good voice”. Celebration day was fantastic. I’m just saying he would not dare reach his prime because he unfortunately did irreversible damage early on. Especially to his depth and high register.

[@jimmyzoso6272]

As a singer myself I have to agree with you. From 68' to 72', Robert Plant was the best singer in the world. He had a great tone, range, could sing with great distortion or very gently. Unfortunatetly, after 1972 his voice declined for the reasons @Tyler Toscano said. The early days of Zeppelin paved the way for many many rock bands and Plant set the standards of what a rock singer had to be. It is not by mistake that Robert Plant is one of Freddie Mercury's main influences as a rock singer and many consider Freddie the best singer ever. Of course Mercury developed into a different style, more operatic influenced, but the early days of Queen you can see the influences of Plant. In my opinion, no one has yet beaten Plant from that time period, even Mercury. Although music is not a competition.

[@jasongupton7858]

When you get to the top of the mountain, you find this man.

[@MR-xf8xg]

Really spactaular interviewee. trying not to idealze him. He is and was a rock star-thee rock star, he did the depraved things they do and LZ were known to be the worst of them. I can't stop watching him though.

[@pergolafish]

The top of the misty mountains.

[@sandybee1767]

I hope so.

[@johnkelly2663]

Well said Jason 👍. I LOVE the fact that he doesn't curse in his interviews like the no talent punks of today

[@kathywestdoninger6109]

Yes! Perfect

[@RobertPlantsPlantations]

How beautiful and eloquent is this man? Extremely.

[@moneypenny1267]

He’s exquisite

[@MothGirl007]

@@moneypenny1267 He's so lovely.

[@SpookyElectric319]

Absolutely.

[@YmaSumac555]

To think he wrote The Rain Song lyrics at age 22 💎

[@MoMo-xb7nr]

Golden god gray is the new awesome!

[@richpaydirt]

This is without a doubt, the very best Robert Plant interview ever. The older he gets, the more open and honest he gets. He’s still as sharp as a tack and hasn’t forgotten anything about his storied past. This is definitely one for the ages.

[@rogerdodger5415]

I liked the young Robert Plant. A rock “dude”. I LOVE the older Robert. A special character. We’re all older now.

[@kathywestdoninger6109]

Me too

[@lisaengland1048]

As long as we remember laughter,❤.

[@lamontprospect9974]

You can tell from the early interviews that led zeppelin wasn't just some fly by night group. Even at that young age, they were articulate and intelligent in the way that they presented during their interviews.

[@wittymonk3y346]

I was working near the town of Stone, Staffordshire in August 2017. Rumour has it he would be singing with a local band in a small pub that evening. I turned up sceptical that I would see him but he was there. I was in awe to hear him sing in person he has such an aura about him. He had a pint at the bar but I respected his space and didn’t approach him. I did however take a few photos of him on stage, once word got out he was there the people flocked in, it was then I decided to leave. A brief but unforgettable experience for me. That day was a definite tick for my bucket list.

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Of course he has an aura he’s ROBERT! Lol he’s a god !

[@no1nestandsalone387]

To me at least. He’s my idol.

[@no1nestandsalone387]

I heard about this he sings Elvis songs 😂

[@wittymonk3y346]

no1nestandsalone Goes without.....

[@wittymonk3y346]

H Kay Was still nice to see him though.....

[@elizabethmurtha6131]

Led Zeppelin = best band ever.....ever! Robert Plant = best lead vocals! Jimmy Page = rock ‘n roll icon - best guitarist.....ever! John Paul Jones = totally gifted musician.....ever!! John Bonham ==the heart of the band.....always. Love to watch him beat those skins!! I heard them first. When I was 12 years old. My parents made me turn off my LZ albums whenever they were home. I am 60 years old now and I can listen to LZ whenever I want! LZ = best band ever!! Thank you for a lifetime of awesome music!!

[@THEBACKROOMSEXPLORER7]

:D

[@nancydemusz9745]

The best out of everything.

[@jenyj89]

I have been in love with Robert since I was young and saw him on an album. He hasn’t lost any of his humor and playfulness but he has grown into a well spoken man who is happy with who and where he is in life. I hope he performs until he just can’t anymore!!! He’s still a beautiful man, physically and mentally and emotionally.

[@queenmortensen3634]

Still sexy

[@jayannakelley9051]

So agree with you both❣️🌹

[@kevinkiso7038]

Um ... Gosh girls ... He's also been a very creative and unique songwriter and singer since the very early 1960s.

[@kevinkiso7038]

@@queenmortensen3634 Oh what an insipid creature.

[@elainemclaughlin9417]

@@kevinkiso7038 Yes, I agree with you all. Robert is still a cheeky, beautiful, Renaissance man ❤

[@debby6235]

I want to sit down with him, have a pint or two and listen to him talk for hours. Seriously for hours. 🍻

[@loridriskell8121]

Me tooo that would be very cool ☝️😉🌹

[@jarmopaakkonen2045]

Hours, thats at least 2h, that makes 4-6 pints

[@ryans9029]

@@jarmopaakkonen2045 same thought i had... You be quite thirsty after about an hour. Lol

[@dauce8]

Do you seriously want to?

[@helenespaulding7562]

That would be one of my wishes if I discovered a magic lamp.

[@annstern498]

What an interesting and charming man he remains. Still a little twinkle in his eye too.

[@A_Final_Hit]

He's still got that mischievous twinkle in his eyes. A true legend for all-time. 🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@emh694]

What an amazinginly articulate and absolute encyclopedia of music. I respect and adore what he's done with his career. He made it out of the 80s and he did what he wanted to do. What an amazing man. Well done Robert we thank you for everything!

[@maryjvanderwerken3192]

He looks terrific! Also......sharp, funny, articulate, kind. 💙🎶🦋☺

[@greypepperart4510]

Such an articulate, charming, interesting guy.

[@ggkk6474]

Led Zeppelin the greatest rock band ever.......ever.

[@lukasrydelius6174]

EVER!!!

[@lukasrydelius6174]

@Steven Graham False. It's one thing to say that you are the greatest ever (RS). It's quite another when everyone else says it (LZ). Charlie Watts vs. Bonzo? Page vs. Richards? Plant vs. Jagger? JPJ Vs. Ron wood? Yes, it is a competition, and all of the guys above would tell you the same. The stones were good up until about 1970 (the blues and psychedelic era was great for them), around when Brian Jones died. They continued to make absolutely meaningless material after that (it's a double edged sword to survive for so long).

[@znuswumriken4213]

@@lukasrydelius6174 led zeppelin is my favorite band but the stones made sticky fingers, exile on main street, some girls, goats head soup and tattoo you after 1970. All really good and famous albums, some people call sticky fingers and exile on main street their best albums. Also you cant compare single members vs each other. There are really skilled musicians today that are much better at their instruments than any member of led zeppelin but cant make music for shit. Also keep in mind that when the rolling stones member begun learning their instrument there was no one who would play the same music. They helped invent what rock n roll is today and are among the most influential bands of all time.

[@lukasrydelius6174]

Znus Wumriken sure “really good” albums, thats cool. What you said was true, but you didn’t say much besides “the stones are good”, which they are (were). Zep brought RUTHLESS POWER, and TIMELESS sounds that could fool you into thinking the songs were written centuries ago (stairway to heaven, battle of evermore). Zep will bring chills to and through your bones time and time again...The first 3 songs on exile sound the same, i just checked to make sure, it’s good lounge level rock that is good for background music in movies, or when you have a few buddies on your pontoon. Zep is to be studied like beethoven, bach or Mozart, their music should be treated like a pharmaceutical drug with only positive results and no side effects (except a strong opinion!)....You CAN in fact compare individual members, watch this: Bonham vs. ringo starr...are you laughing like I am at that comparison? Good, now we are getting somewhere. Oh, you want to compare the band as a whole? Sure, take any member out of zep and the whole thing falls apart. Lets talk about live shows. Zep broke records for revenue in live shows, that means beattles and stones. Played for 3hrs plus, and remain the all time greatest live band, improv, tight but loose. I know this is all opinion, you have yours and i have mine. But i have been listening to zep, and stones (not so much, got bored with keiths and watts lack of firepower and their one dimensional commercial rock and roll schtick) for many years and I always find myself blown away every time i come back, live material, studio, you name it. And by the way, zep was a 4pc, not 5 and they brought more interesting, original material then the others. Theres a reason people spend more time trying to replicate zeps sound (greta van fleet) than the stones. And when someone does do it, you KNOW it cause of zeps original sound, not the generic rock and roll sound of the stones. And by the way, beattles? We might as well throw nsync and backstreet boys into the conversation cause thats what they were for the 60s, look at their fans 99.9% girls. Men and women both were into zep, cause they had musical depth, not just sex appeal. Bonus material: zep also comes in first place when it comes to stories, legends, folklore. Motorcycles in hotel hallways, shark bits in groupies, drugs, girls, money, success. The epitome of what every band would strive to be after them.

[@znuswumriken4213]

​@@lukasrydelius6174 I don't think you understand, zeppelin is among my favorite band. I prefer them over the stones, I even have all of their albums on vinyl but some of your claims are simply not true. Especially the bonus material. The stones were the first rock band as know them today. They were rebels, dirty, used drugs, had long hair, fucked groupies and did insane stuff on their free time, years before jimmy page would even join the yardbirds. Mick jagger popularized the ways of a rock frontman. The way he acted on stage was shocking back then, people would try to beat him up just for the way he danced. He broke down those barriers and now everyone is doing it. If robert plant 70s look wouldnt have been allowed in america if it wasnt for Mick. Also every band in the 60s had mostly females during their shows. Even the beatles (when they still performed on stage) who made some of the best music of all time. Ozzy osbourne and lemmy kilmister were influenced by the beatles and arguably created metal. Neither the beatles or the rolling stones made music for girls only, thats just a dumb statement. I didnt only say that the stones are good either, that is simply not true. Also comparing to drummer who started playing when rock n roll barely existed is not fair. Ringo might not have been the most advanced drummer but together with the other members of the beatles he was one of the most talented musicians ever. Every rock band that ever existed is influenced by the beatles. They kept making perfect albums till they fell apart and even then all of them had really successful solo careers. The music they made between 1965 and 1970 was pure art. Not even zeppelin comes close to the beatles in their prime. They were not extremely skilled on their instruments but they were extremely skilled musicians. Also i find it funny that you say "the generic rock and roll sound of the stones". No one had this sound before them. It wasnt generic at the time it was made.

[@davidarmitage289]

Seriously I could listen to Robert all day... icon and epic human being

[@fernandadioly3168]

Me too, I listen Zep even

[@andrewforrest108]

A true 70's rock god, however much he dismisses it...and he still is awesome, if quieter! Brilliant interview. Robert is so articulate and playfully profound...so honest and yet understated. A natural Welsh bard/mystic fusion:) One of my real musical heroes, forever.

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

REAL TALENTED PEOPLE ARE NOT NARCISSISTIC ANDREW MY FRIEND. STAY SAFE😃

[@1970borntorun]

Well-said, Andrew! :)

[@no1nestandsalone387]

He doesn’t dismiss it. He actually jokes about it.

[@jtinners4317]

Andrew Forrest agree with all you said.....but he’s not Welsh! Lol

[@andrewforrest108]

@@jtinners4317Yes, I know he's a black country man, but I'm using poetic license...his archetype is a mystic...he looks and writes and speaks like a bard from Wales to me.

[@williamf.buckleyjr3227]

All things considered, the guy actually looks pretty good for his age. And sounds good. I'm glad we still have him on Earth.

[@rknrlgrl6146]

I could listen to Robert talk about music all day. He’s got such great taste in music and has turned me on to musicians that might have otherwise never of. Thanks Robert for expanding my musical horizons :)

[@JohnOShaughnessy]

👍 I totally agree with you!

[@nightflight1454]

l just like the way he speaks .l like that Wales accent ,it sounds so different

[@ngairehurunui9055]

I could listen to Robert Plant read a shopping list all day long tbh 😋🥰

[@gordonnewton5493]

@@nightflight1454 not a big deal, but he doesn’t have a Welsh accent. It’s a midlands accent (Birmingham area).

[@fredrogers4375]

I want to say "Thank You" (Led Zeppelin ll ) , to the great Robert Plant for the remarkable musical sounds I've listened to and enjoyed thousands and thousands of times through my life . What a great influence to me and millions of fans who grew up listening to Zeppelin .

[@samreds8107]

A man with a heart ❤️ full of soul and unique voice 🎤

[@michaelwhitton8226]

Robert plant was my hero performer growing up and now I marvel at how he's turned out. He really seems like a great guy. It's nice to see a guy who made it to enjoy life after all those fast times. I also know he suffered from one of the worst tragedies ever,which I won't mention.

[@matsujarvinen]

@Dead Planet How do you know,did satan tell you?

[@matsujarvinen]

@Dead Planet Cool guy,that Jones.Dared to join those satan worshippers in 2007 concert.What a Black Celebration it was.

[@Murdart95]

@Dead Planet so you're just purposely stupid then

[@elainemclaughlin9417]

I know what tragedy he went through. He wanted to stop then and become a teacher. Just living that rock and roll life, yes , he's done well. He and Jimmy Page, who really surprisingly are doing well. I still love them!

[@starrchild6755]

Two, and a car wreck..💔

[@robwalsh9843]

He's aged so well, he STILL looks like a badass!

[@RobertPlantsPlantations]

I know! So many naysayers years ago saying the opposite, but look at the close ups in this. Almost 72 and looks fantastic.

[@moneypenny1267]

He’s extremely handsome

[@pvkoz8698]

It's interesting cuz I got into the Zeps in 1976 and even bought a double neck guitar and a Les Paul copy, had LZ posters on my wall growing up and not far from their age and yet I look at this interview and not only is he very articulate but I LOVE that he's avoided botox or any of that stuff. He looks and sounds great.

[@adifferentkindofanidiot2215]

He aged fine But he aged really fast in the late 70s to the late 80s tbh Poor man, his son's death may have contributed much to his aging

[@marciashiraishi5891]

Robert Plant, the Led Zeppelin’s voice. Unique, inimitable, incomparable. His presence on the stage is unforgettable. The Golden God!

[@glenndrexler1677]

And on the 3rd day,the rock gods, Created "led zeppelin"

[@nightflight1454]

When he first met John Bonham as a kid ...John told him " you're going to go places, but you won't get there without me " ...turned out to be true ,they walked a million miles together

[@joannlabbe3437]

I get upset hearing God, in any context when talking about Robert Plant! There's only one God! He created R. PLANT! ❤

[@Butterflies-are-free]

I think he is one of the most charming, deeply fascinating men I’ve ever seen (and alway mischief in those eyes)....... and even more so now 💕

[@rockermetal7089]

We love you Robert Plant Keep Rockin! From Texas

[@onaburser77]

What a man candy

[@ojacob3591]

He lives in Austin lol

[@avalondreaming1433]

He used to, but he broke up with his girlfriend Patti.

[@ojacob3591]

@@avalondreaming1433 damn that sucks

[@avalondreaming1433]

@@ojacob3591 Yes, I wish that he'd stayed in Texas.

[@ig_s_bib545]

I discovered Led Zeppelin at age 44 thanks to my adult son. I can’t believe I went through all my younger years without hearing their music. I would of been even more fun as a teen and young adult 😉

[@RoseSharon7777]

It was an awesome time to be alive. Led Zep made it surreal. :)

[@nightflight1454]

How did you not know about it ? were you a kid in the 70s ?

[@dogbarbill]

I never grow tired of listening to Robert, no matter what the topic is.

[@harrycockfield5114]

Robert Plant is a Rock and Roll Legend !

[@heidiscott4363]

Musician & human

[@elainemclaughlin9417]

The Golden God!!!

[@jerrybishop2115]

Not just led but his solo career as well

[@harrycockfield5114]

Yes..like Pictures at Eleven !

[@joannlabbe3437]

IVE yet to hear the interview!! It's quite a long one so I want to make sure I'm all set before I listen so I can give it the concentration it deserves!😊🎉

[@spottedbutt]

I love Robert, such a great interview, we are so lucky to have media like this in 2020, they were so mysterious to us growing up. He is such a typical Leo man, I love his jewelry still wearing turquoise, as I do❤️

[@EastCoastGal66]

He is on the cusp of Leo/ Virgo. I find him to have the traits of a Virgo. ❤️

[@Marine_Ret]

When I was in 5th grade (1974) we had show n tell. A fellow student brought in a record, put it on the record player and out from the 3 inch speaker we hear “Hey hey mama said the way you move Gonna make you sweat, gonna make you groove”...the immediately yelled “TAKE THAT OFF”...I’ve been hooked ever since.

[@sugiantoyusuf5229]

Robert looks so fresh. What a humble gentleman he is.

[@DollyzDaggerz]

Such an eloquent, thoughtful man. Nobody does it better. Lovely interview 👏 x

[@janetlgimarelli1812]

You know that Robert is more fascinating off stage at least to me. I could listen and listen to him forever. He so very intelligent. What I love the very best is his heart and soul. Peace and Love, Jan

[@Vickiclemens-zh6wt]

He is so obviously a well read man. Those are few and far between these days.

[@Jinx18748]

I love seeing him so high def! I could listen to him talk all day! I love Robert and his legacy in music.

[@mthomas1973]

I agree. His music, voice and band (Led Zeppelin) captivated me in the mid 80's when I was turned onto them at age 14. Changed my life

[@madeleinehamilton2461]

He is still a beautiful, intelligent and respected man...Love his great head of hair and aloquent voice...Such interesting man .....Love Led Zeppelin music..love

[@nancyb2727]

You can see how he loved sharing his stories! What a delightful story teller ❤️

[@jeffreyschmoldt7798]

Great interview. Robert is so humble for being such a super star. It's great to see how humble he is today, after all he has done and seen

[@anthonyblakely399]

As the new generation reacts to Led Zeppelin's music of the 60's and 70's....they are awed and inspired by the raw and authenticity of the instruments and vocals of Robert Plant...graze for the rawness in today's music......more feeling ...less technique.

[@lynfauser5107]

Feeling More..

[@raffisekzenian2746]

Articulate, thoughtful, knowledgeable and respectful. And we haven’t even touched on his genius talent. What a guy Robert is❤️💕Robert’s thoughts about the hippie and youth era in the early 1970s is just as relevant today with the scamdenic and politics.

[@pvkoz8698]

This is such a great interview with such a thoughtful person. Great interview too that seems to avoid too many cliches but of all the interview (and there's lots of great stuff here) the interviewer asks "do you think music can still change the world?" I hung on Plant's response and he came out with a total cracking pearler that really has so much insight "No, I think it's a panacea". Well there you go to all the rock stars that think you can change the world, I mean good on you for trying, but I love Robert's realistic response here. He cites the early blues music as being life changing but thank god someone finally says 'no we're rock stars' not deities. He's so articulate and insightful and love the Being There reference. Best rock star interview I've ever had the pleasure to hear.

[@jeffreymorton5880]

Since I've been loving you. That high note he hits " aahh makes it a drag" after Jimmy s sizzling solo, is THE most right on heart moving wail on vinyl! Led Zep iii. Love the whole album and it should be listened to beginning to end

[@ewanleitch-g3h]

I'm digging Plants knowledge and openness of music

[@gabrielgarcia7561]

I remember laughter 🇺🇸☕🍀🎩🚀

[@athenassigil5820]

The fact that he not only name drops so many interesting musicians, but also knew them or admired various forms of music is kinda cool and man, what a life he's led and continues to do so...Kudos to you, our Golden God!

[@jylyhughes5085]

Wonderful interview .... thank you Robert Plant, you are a very special and beautiful man ... xxx

[@robinlegrand6634]

Wow love those sexy hands and that face😘. I last saw Robert perform at Kaaboo in La Jolla CA. Great performance! The band was great! And in many other performances with all of his bands as far back as the "Reunion' with Jason Bonham. Always a pleasure to see you Robert. One of the greatest voices and no doubt...The Greatest Rock Band in the history of Rock n Roll. Thanks for the music and the memories. Look forward to seeing what is next. 💋

[@kaywhitten8594]

He is the absolute most intriguing man....I think im in love with ROBERT PLANT..😆

[@kathywestdoninger6109]

Such a treasure is this humble, intelligent rock god. We're so fortunate that he's still happy to sit and discuss music from his past and present lives. And he's still Hot as heck.

[@lidijatravina7438]

На фото с родителями Роберту 1 годик. Правую ручку держит как пианист. Знак музыкальной будущей жизни. Thank You.

[@dannylee5588]

With the insight and wisdom of an 11 year old I told anyone that would listen, Zep was destined for greatness. At 11 I bought Led Zep 1. I'm very happy for Robert Jimmy and Paul sad about John. I am a little jealous though. Not that he's cool has a great voice or that he was part of rocks royalty. I'm jealous because he's happy and he got to live a wonderful life. Wish we all could look back and be so happy...

[@crystaldawn8875]

Emotion over technique explains where i simply find myself vocally now..and i just continue to saturate myself in music..im getting pretty famous with my friends from dropping obscure tracks that grabs their attention as they grab their tea or coffee in the morning..im still a student of life and Robert has been a beautiful template and mirror for me🍋💎🌞💜🎸🗝🎤🎻🎼🍦🍒

[@abelincoln5698]

When I first got into Zeppelin's albums , back when I didn't know much about the individual members of the band, I assumed that they shared vocal duties on different songs like the Beatles . Plant could sound like an entirely different singer at times. I thought the guy singing Black Dog cannot be the same guy singing Fool in the Rain

[@StevenLeBlanc918]

Same with me.

[@BrandenBrazil]

He seems like genuinely lovely man.

[@Nred9999]

Sir Robert has always been very underrated as a solo artist. The diversity and versatility in his solo studio work is simply phenomenal.

[@lamontprospect9974]

Great interview. I love to hear Robert speak. He is so candid, very Frank andso down to earth. You might think that getting older for a rockstar like him would be difficult. I'm sure there are times when he looks back and thinks of the good old days. But he can look back with pride and the knowledge that Led Zeppelin accomplished so much and touched the lives of so many people. It has to be a great feeling to look back and know that you have influenced the lives of so many people in a positive, even spiritual way.

[@Hummingbirds2023]

He is only 5 yrs older than me, in high school went crazy for led zep like everyone did back then. Robert has done so much more since then too, loved the honeydrippers one of my fav songs is BIG LOG among many others. Always great music you! Robert your a good man! Wish I could know you! I def know your music! 💝 wishing you the best life and a long life thank you for the music of my generation! We had the best music ever!

[@robertabenitez1430]

Out of all the Rock giants, Led Zepp and Robert Plant have always given me the most thrilling enjoyment and energy than any of the others. Robert's creative vocal and poetic songwriting gifts really made it happen! Over the years I've enjoyed playing and singing Stairway to Heaven quite a bit on the piano. Robert looks nice but I think if he brings out more of his distinguishable thick hair (without too many ointments to weigh it down) then it could really enhance. He's always been handsome though! God bless Robert Plant, from Roberta of California. ❤

[@lynfauser5107]

Hate the word ointment or moist or squat cringy I dunno..

[@syndalina]

Robert Plant is my favorite singer - before with Led Zeppelin and his continued solo career. He is so talented and amazes me still.

[@charleneinman3625]

IAM just so amazed still to this day over this man .If I had one wish ,it would be to meet him .Im so I love with him ,for real.

[@jablescreed]

I love ❤️ listening to Robert Plant 🌱 - push push push.

[@zicorarat8480]

Mr. Plant. You are amazing. I am lucky to have Led Zeppelin in my life

[@lidijatravina7438]

Thank you!

[@IamAmericasDaughter]

People always say Planty denies all they stories of Led Zep. He doesn’t remember and NOT because of the reasons your thinking. It’s sadly because of a car accident that took his memory. Well maybe a little because of the other... He is very special, even at his age he’s still got it. Very impressive man....

[@aakar88]

Pretty sure he remembers LZ in the era, more than likely that's why he stays away

[@itsmeyoufool37]

An absolute gentleman and a true artist, I have much love for this man

[@fireguy_75]

What a living legend he is. I was born 2 decades to late; would have LOVED to have seen Zeppelin at its peak!

[@jdaze1]

He definitely mellowed over the years and dropped the ego. Which i always thought was an act anyway. I hope he found inner peace.

[@kathiequintel1641]

I love this man! I love Led Zeppelin listen to it every morning on my way to work. Love Robert Plants voice, and Jimmy Page guitarist. They are two of the best, besides the rest of the band and now John Bonham's son.

[@audramuth4147]

I looooove the way he speaks

[@robertplant7841]

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[@lab4389]

A true musical genius who had the courage to change the course of his infamous band Led Zeppelin, and embark on new genres of music. I rarely get a crush on a musician, but damn it, Robert Plant would make me blush if ever I were to meet him. ☮️🎼❤️

[@ekayaniperforms]

Hilarious as always. And wise. So enjoyed this snapshot of a place and time in Montreux.

[@Truthdosentexist69]

I watched Led Zeppelin play a show on 8/15/1969, in San Antonio Texas. I was sixteen years old. My mom gave me a ride to the auditorium. The band was fantastic, never will i forget that concert.

[@hayleyannamathieson674]

❤️I really like this guy. Of course, bloody good singer and the band(s) he plays with.🤗☀️💖

[@ireneleung5644]

So eloquent, articulate, reflective, intelligent and respectful, Robert Plant spoke intimately about music and festivals. He is still our Golden God.

[@OutOnTheTiles]

Great interview. Thxs for the upload ✌️❤️🇨🇦

[@bchuntfish]

Claude Nobs did more for 70's music in Europe than most truly recognize. Pleasure hearing this interview.

[@tinafinly4793]

TY, FOR MAKING IT POSDIBLE FOR ME TO SEE THIS!!! 😊🌴🌺🌴💖🦎

[@lidijatravina7438]

Слушаю это видео третий раз, привыкая к английскому языку, на котором я немножко говорила до 1980 в университете Thank You.

[@isabellrc]

Robert Plants memory is unbelievably awesome…….. His lifestyle certainly didn’t disrupt his synapses…. Very intelligent man; such interesting stories!

[@RenePeraza]

I can now say that Robert and I have each worked with Los Lobos; I was frontman/singer to Jorge Santana and we opened for Los Lobos in San Francisco, USA in 1998.

[@williamdarico2369]

René Peraza common Rennne don’t lie to us !

[@RenePeraza]

@@williamdarico2369 No lie. Visit my channel here to the left!

[@melissaherula]

Robert Plant first crush❤️born and die a rocker

[@robertplant7841]

Hello Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don’t reply unnecessary messages. Hangouts mail: [e-mail] WhatsApp number: ‪+1 (912) 800‑4693‬

[@leeannnickell172]

Love this guy always growing and so honest and intelligent ❣️

[@cherryvalley5000]

Robert you will ALWAYS be Legend.

[@corinamalt9823]

❤ luv u thanks for all your music still rockin after all these years what a lovely man

[@maryellencitron5135]

Love listening to him - he is so intelligent and fluid in English - must have a high I Q - love his voice - love him❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍

[@danwohlslagel1277]

All I can think of while listening to Robert Plant speak in a gentile English voice is "I shoulda quit you babe, a LONNNNNG time ago!"

[@isaacmathews4693]

Robert Plant is the greatest singer EVER!

[@guzzoofoz]

What a beautiful interview. 👍🇦🇺

[@JasonUmbrellabird]

I've loved Zep for over 40 years. My wife is a Steiner teacher, I know what Robert's talking about. I had a breakfast chat with JPJs daughetrs once, they were lovely. Cindy was in a band in Bristol when we were just starting with my mate Dan, they were called 'Skintrade,' they weren't together long. I saw a solo performance when she was going through a Sinead phase. She and her sister regilarly attend Sore Finger Summer School, a bluegrass event with their dad sometimes.

[@magnuskjartansson3013]

They came to Iceland in June 1970 and thrilled the young ones. Led Zeppelin the greatest Rock and Roll band ever.

[@wesleywilliams8129]

Spent a little time with Bobby aka kid rock. One thing I know I can say about him is this he is a fan. He has the deepest respect and devotion to rock artists. He can sit with an acoustic guitar and play all night. And he can really play and sing. Something to see.

[@alejandrabonita8355]

Love him his voice reaches Into my soul .

[@npalus8374]

What an amazing interview. Robert Plant, thank you. Endless respect and love.

[@eciogiordani1144]

My favourite singer. He knows everything about old blues and rock and roll. Bob is a legend. I have luck to saw him here in Brazil two times. May God bless you. Whole lotta Zeppelin.

[@robyn7862]

SOOO humble....you are a legend

[@nightflight1454]

l wonder what it's like when people only say good things about you for your entire life ? lts very difficult to find anything negative to say about Robert plant .

[@domdidonato938]

I could listen to Robert for hours and hours he is so articulate and well rounded human being I have seen would love to have a spot of tea and just listen to him I love led zeppelin with all my heart John Bonham was my hero he made me love drumming and music

[@zackeriah87]

Lovely interview!

[@robertbennett2444]

The record with Alison Krauss is just amazing, " Killing The Blues" , Wow !!!!

[@26inchkick]

I love RP. Great interview and your video looks stunning. I feel like I'm there with him. Thank you.