"Turn It Up & Black Dog" Robert Plant@Mann Center Philadelphia 9/17/19

[@DougEfresh.]

Wow that was kinda cool! Glad he is still up and rockin!

[@Nighthawk5210]

Loved this! He still has passion for his great love: music. Plus he's pretty energetic for a 71 year old man.

[@myearsloveit]

How great to get to enjoy this fantastic performance! Thanx so much! 😘👊✌️💗😎🖖

[@berniedelaney6698]

Great show! Great videos.

[@jackjohnson7396]

Excellent 🔥

[@user-kz4zq3vw1x]

Oh Yeah baby!

[@susancook9637]

SOo Fine Robert ThanK You SOo VeRY Fine M m missing You

[@jimwilliams7660]

Still Rocking @71

[@VioletMidnightProductions]

Robert is such a cutie!! ❤

[@mrcyflft]

Funk-swing-bluegrass-rock-magic...

[@josephhavalotti997]

The Zeppelin God still goin!!

[@ManWithGlock]

Is that Paul Schafer on keyboards?

[@adamw13]

it is not

[@cragkeeper]

No... but it may as well be. Hired hands following directions from the Anti-Rock/Roll Master.

[@joeyhuebner10]

Johnny Baggott.

[@mariobertrand5533]

Opv

[@jeffwisener1378]

My take: Plant prides himself on moving forward but to me to have worse versions of Zep songs is just regression.

[@cragkeeper]

Glad I'm not a company of One. Not only do I agree, but might I also add the observation of a constant look of "Indifference" toward the Philadelphia audience? Just me? Glad I sat this one out even tho I had tickets. Why pour down a basket of Stella Artois only to get a truncated set list and nary a Gleeful Grin from Planty ? Or should I say what's left of Planty. But in the end the audiences are to blame. They'll sing along to anything - even when witnessing what is barely more than a rehearsal run thru.

[@kevdoherty2009]

It's a shame. Plant doesn't want to share the stage with Page, Jones & Jason. He's turning Zeppelin into this garbage. He's ok doing it his way but you know where the attention is when it comes to Jimmy Page & Robert Plant. Jimmy always gets it more than Plant. It's lead singer syndrome at it's worst here.

[@joeyhuebner10]

@@kevdoherty2009- Jimmy is keen on resting on the past. Look what he's done since Bonzo died, nothing substantial, other than pairing with Robert in the 90s. A waste of such stellar talent. For better or worse, Robert is doing music the way he wants to and I admire him for it. Maybe if Page wasn't so complacent with his own music, Plant might have been more willing to work with him