The Nasty Feud Between Robert Plant & David Coverdale

[@JasonNation72]

There's a reason why Jonesy said, at Zeppelin's induction in the R&R Hall of Fame in 1995, "I want to thank my friends for finally remembering my phone number."

[@classicrockproductions]

They literally left him out of their collaborations for years! He was the most versatile musician in the band. He should’ve been apart of their post-Zeppelin collaborations!

[@JasonNation72]

@@classicrockproductions I 100% agree with you!

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

@@classicrockproductions ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@joemorrow7691]

He dug deep on that one👌

[@michaelhaydenbell]

​@classicrockproductions Wait hold up... they did it LITERALLY though??? Wtf!!!

[@anthonycassillo5142]

Leaving John Paul Jones out of the Page/Plant collaboration was a shitty move

[@beefheart67]

They treated JPJ as a hired session man

[@johnnichols3113]

Plant and Page have always seemed like stand up guys. So I would be hesitant to ridicule the pair for not having JPJ involved in their new iteration. Those three are the only ones that really know what the truth is.

[@rman52]

Maybe because he was a ahole and didn't go to his son's funeral?

[@angusmacmillan9234]

@@johnnichols3113but page was literally a kid diddler….

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

I AGREE 💯!!! I just hate it when people WHOVE been friends & band mates & loved each other forever can just walk away selling all of everyone’s secrets, music & stories to the highest bidders!!! It’s been MY Experience that Poor Ole Robert John was ABSOLUTELY NOT THE ONLY PERSON WHO TRADED THEIR SOULS FOR RICHES AND FAME!!! It’d been going on since the beginning of time & will be going on until the end of time!!! And who knows??? If these people can get their stuff in to a bullet, bomb, flood & fire proof vault somewhere in hell knows where,,, it will re-emerge and they’ll be music icons forever!!! It’s worked for others too many to count!!! And I recon they deserve the accolades seeing as how they must’ve surely went down to the crossroads and they gave up everyone and everything they could’ve ever hoped for ; FOR A SHOT AT FAME & once they had it they traded it for the back road alleyways of lifetimes of not really so great drugs,,, great sums of money or for sure not such Great Partners in Life, Love or Family!!! But hey they could pat themselves on the backs and Pat each other on the backs for once having it ALL & just how little time it took to lose it ALL!!! Ole Devil goes down to more places than Georgia!!! He goes down to back roads, back streets, alleyways, back yards,back rooms & back pews in The Churches, of all denominations , every day, year, decade, on & on & on!!! Which reminds me of another cool song!!! On and On!!! They just keep on tryin. And they smile when they feel like crying,,, On & On,,, On & On,,, On & On!!! 1970’s.

[@AllofJudea]

They did JPJ dirty. A lot of money was made

[@ke6319]

@@AllofJudea I don't know why

[@brucedickinson12]

Aw bless

[@vivianlunsford4052]

​@@ke6319John Paul hates Robert Plant and they did him wrong

[@lp59pete]

They didn’t do him dirty. They just didn’t want it to appear to be a Lef Zeppelin reunion.

[@geraldjuvejr.6171]

​. I'll agree about it would have been constantly called a Zep reunion, but 1/2 of a pie is a bigger cut than a third.

[@wheeljork]

The less you know about your favorite musicians, the better. At least JPJ is finally getting some love from fans. He was essential for zeppelin

[@Bellabaddi]

Except for Hendrix and SRV, the GOAT and his apprentice

[@PhilEssing]

Yup. Zep was one of those bands (The Who, Rush) where no member was replaceable. JPJ was no less instrumental to the Zep sound than Plant's voice, Page's guitar, and Bonzo's right foot!

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

@@wheeljork I AGREE 💯 TO THAT wheeljork

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

@@PhilEssing I agree with you too PhilEssing!!!

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

@@wheeljork This just broke my heart for him. They should not have been allowed to do that. I’d have sued the s$$t out of them.

[@jchis9852]

Dissing Jonesy was cold. He was right to take a crack at Page & Plant at the RRHOF when he said that "it was nice of them to remember his phone number."

[@TheDarkXn]

The Coverdale thing was quite a dick move, too. How do you dis someone for stepping up and doing what you refused to??

[@ke6319]

I never understood why they left Jonesy out of it

[@patrickancona1193]

JPJ didn’t like the satanic bs page was into & still is, idk if he’s Christian but he’s definitely not cool with the dark crap, Jimmy is butthurt to this day

[@josemenendez4454]

@@ke6319 Because it would have been called a Led Zeppelin tour.

[@josemenendez4454]

@@ke6319 Because it would have been called a Led Zeppelin tour.

[@ke6319]

@@josemenendez4454 and that's a bad thing because?

[@josemenendez4454]

@@ke6319 Robert has said since December 4, 1980 that Led Zeppelin will never tour, just accept it.

[@rudething4u]

John Paul Jones is still great!!

[@SahiraSound]

You meet disagree but The Coverdale Page collaboration was an extraordinarily strong showing. It was Paige's most creative work since In Through The Out Door and Coverdale's most serious work since The pre Glam days of the early 80s. Walking Into Clarksdale simply did not hold a candle to it. Not only that, but leaving JPJ out of the collaboration and the live performances was a very ungentlemanly thing to do. I lost a lot of respect for Mr Page and Mr Plant when they did that.

[@stuarthecht8196]

I don't blame Page for working with Coverdale, since Plant was unwilling to reunite. I DO blame Page and Plant for leaving out John Paul Jones on their Unledded and other reunion albums, as well as tours. Why on earth would they do that??

[@Debra-k1f]

My husband and saw 👀 them! ❤

[@agrayrider]

J.P.J. was doing Is orchestra shows back in England....during these days.

[@stuarthecht8196]

That's interesting info, but still JPJ has been quoted and seen in videos expressing his being upset that he was excluded by Page and Plant. He probably would have changed his plans to be able to work with them.

[@Piwork69]

@@agrayriderI think JPJ would have dropped that in a heartbeat to collaborate with them again.. However, I heard plant and Jones didn’t get along.

[@Pumper_of_Maws]

@@Piwork69 They got along fine, they just didn’t want it to be seen as a Led Zeppelin tour Page and Plant was not a Led Zeppelin reunion, in fact Led Zeppelin have only reunited twice since then and every time with Jason Bonham behind drums, even Live Aid with Phil Collins behind the kit they were announced as “my three friends” not as Led Zeppelin, it was Plant, Page and Jones, not Led Zeppelin because they all know, ESPECIALLY Plant that it ain’t led zeppelin without Bonham and if those three reunited they would be referred to as Led Zeppelin

[@cameronsutcliffe7169]

John paul jones was literally the best one

[@davephillips4009]

Stop it

[@stevenhall9009]

John Paul Jones was the truest musician of the band & a talented multi-instrumentalist.

[@deadshot4245]

@@stevenhall9009 truth

[@georgelanders4271]

Yes he was. One of the best bass players and one of the most underrated musicians of all time

[@IDontCare-141]

Production, bass, piano. Bro was that versatile in the studio and on stage

[@traviswilcox3472]

What’s with Zepplin & Van Halen screwing over their incredibly talented bassists? It’s pathetic.

[@dansemacabre6515]

Money. A 2-way split is more lucrative than a 3-way split. It's we fans who lose out in the end. JPJ + Bonham's son on drums would've been epic

[@stevelauda5435]

I saw Page and Plant then, saw JPJ not too long after. After an intermission, i snuck behind the curtain and yelled out to Jonsey ZUMMA BLOWS AWAY WALKING INTO CLARKSDALE!!!, he broke out laughing! My best concert moment!

[@yepper1165]

Would you mind explaining that to me? I genuinely don't understand.

[@Dustin2112]

​@yepper1165 Zooma was JPJ's solo album from 1999. Walking into Clarksdale was Page/Plant's album from 1998. An he is right, Zooma was a better album.

[@okigo1019]

That is so meta. Thank you for sharing. 💝

[@yepper1165]

@Dustin2112 thank you! I'll check both out!

[@scythianarcher4133]

Coverdale did nothing wrong. He was invited and did an excellent job. His voice, vocal tricks and singing attitude is totally different from Plant’s. He may have borrowed some stage presence attitude from Plant, but Plant in turn had borrowed a lot of it from Roger Daltrey.

[@DelcoRailfan611]

Robert plant calling somebody a copycat is actually insane

[@Adasteia]

They ended the band with Bonham's death but they collaborated without John Paul Jones. The man who was the most musically gifted and with the most to offer ! What a couple of Juvenile Bstds !.Their loss, our loss ! I Despise these idiots for doing this to their band mate !

[@barrypate4203]

Could they be jealous of Jonsey ? So says logic

[@nignamedmutt7270]

​@@barrypate4203What a terrible combination of words to call a "comment" lol

[@timothytouhey8682]

John Bonham was a lousy human and an average drummer! Glad he's gone!!

[@UnderPressureLudwig]

That's a wild thing to say​@@timothytouhey8682

[@jillthompson1248]

@@timothytouhey8682you have obviously lost your mind and we’re born with no ears no soul no ability to feel any kind of vibrations made by anything. The closest drummer to play like him was his son no other drummer can do what he did with what he had and remember there was hardly any tech that could make that kind of sound people always said there was more than one drummer and when recording there were multiple tracks overlayed to get that sound. But nope there was just him one of the greatest drummers And the band ended the day he did for no other reason than he couldn’t be replaced so their great music ended with him

[@FleetAdmiral215]

One of the Greatest Album's ever made ! Coverdale in different league to plant !

[@Daves_Faves]

I like both Plant's and Coverdale's vocals, and I know there's always been a comparison between the two with David portrayed as "another wannabe Robert Plant," but I just never thought they were all that similar.

[@_lonelywolf]

Two totally different breasts

[@Hanzey1966]

David Coverdale had its thing going on with Deep Purple in Led Zeppelins prime and were Two completely different Bands and Vocalists for that matter. . .

[@instantkarma8777]

@@Hanzey1966 Exactly. I personally think that Robert always felt resentment, and that David was -reigning- raining on his parade. Hence, his public ridicule of David.

[@castleanthrax1833]

​@@instantkarma8777 Raining... not reigning.

[@instantkarma8777]

@@castleanthrax1833 Yes. Correct. ✌Cheers.

[@thetruthhurts6652]

The feud started before the Coverdale/Page album. In fact it started when Coverdale had mega success with his 87 Whitesnake album.

[@NigelHyphenJones]

😂😂😂 what a crock…. Coverdale was in Purple before Whitesnake, which had nothing to do with Led Zep. Whitesnake were a commercial west coast pop/rock band for money making purposes, not a classic British rock band 🤣

[@thetruthhurts6652]

@@NigelHyphenJones you are trying to tell me about Whitesnake and Purple? Whitesnake was commercial for 3 albums. So was river plant with Now and Zen. Roberta got jealous because Whitesnake was outselling him. It was quite embarrassing actually.

[@jayclarke6671]

Coverdale has got a very powerful voice and the song Here I Go Again kicks ass. I'm not sure why Plant would have reacted that way. It's sounds pretty immature.

[@senzanome7801]

Robert Plant is a Leo - this means his a sort of "Primadonna".

[@lloydcarlinsky2836]

Wah wah waah! I love HERE I GO AGAIN! Why do people think Zeppelin is better than that? I mean white snake were on MTV and I never saw Zeppelin in the 80's! Why do people say Page and Plant are different than SEXY DAVID COVERDALE?

[@lloydcarlinsky2836]

How's that for an answer jayclatke?

[@jayclarke6671]

@@lloydcarlinsky2836 I'm struck dumb by your answer Lloyd. Any connection to Lloyd's Bank?

[@davenotstaine5646]

@@senzanome7801um… no?

[@brianfama5050]

Rock stars egos are so fucking insane. Coverdale had been around the same time as Plant in the 70s and way more popular with Whitesnake in the 80s than either of them.

[@pastorofmuppets22]

Led Zeppelin predated David in Deep Purple by 10 years. And at no.point was Whitesnake bigger than Zeppelin. You're on crack

[@gashousegorillas1]

Lol...not even close... coverclone tried to be PLANT

[@pastorofmuppets22]

@gashousegorillas1 if you are going to rip someone off,then obviously rip off someone good like Robert Plant. Don't rip off Beck,lol. Don't rip off Busta Rhymes...you can make a nice career at it. Oasis did it obviously ripping off the Beatles. Coverdale did it ripping off Robert. It's not the worst thing in the world. I play a guitar, and I sound like David Gilmour because I grew up on a steady diet of David Gilmour. But,I never try to pass myself off as original 😄. I wouldn't want others to tell people that I am either. If asked I would readily admit it. Imitation is the highest form of flattery. But this guy is obviously a sheltered person if he didn't get the memo hidden in plain sight

[@gashousegorillas1]

@@pastorofmuppets22 point...but dont say you didnt do it..... Like kingdom come They actually Said they never heard of Zeppelin Wtf...

[@pastorofmuppets22]

@gashousegorillas1 in David's defense I don't think he ever denied it. It's just the jabronie who posted this dumb comment

[@thomasm5828]

JPJ was the glue that held Zeppelin together

[@joeylodes]

That Coverdale Page album was fantastic

[@bevo65]

Poor JPJ. He added so much to that whole combo. It’s most notable starting on Led Zeppelin IV.

[@nickiebenefield5530]

Page’s best collaboration is The Firm with Paul Rodgers

[@charliesaucier3352]

I respect your opinion, and I love those 2 The Firm albums, but to me the Coverdale/Page collaboration album is even better. It had a heavier sound and it always made me think this is what LZ could have been recording in 1993 if all 4 members could have remained together.

[@lethiapage4767]

I loved Page with the Black Crowes too. How they rank among Page's collabs? Ranking is not my thing but they weere really great together. As for JPJ wooo Them Crooked Vultures werae so great. Above all things from any of them post-Zeppelin I think the best musicianship has been found in Robert Plant's solo career. The various ensembles he has collab with, and his work with Alison Krause have been legendary. Bonzo's son Jason Bonham is notable in this conversation too. He has been a force as a rock drummer. Led Zeppelin is def a candle that was burned out too soon. It's a shame they didn't get a long better. I always thought it was noble of them to decide together that the band couldn't continue without Bonham because it just wouldn't be Led Zeppelin without him. I had been hanging on that proof of their brotherhood. It would be disappointing to think it was bullshit. Another band that has had a lot of drama like this is Yes. I can't even listen to their new stuff without Jon Anderson.

[@kentgilliam-v5y]

Both of The Firm tours were incredible. Great group of great musicians with tons of material and talent.

[@PizmoBeach1]

They Firm was really good too.

[@maddiemenezes4873]

David Coverdale always!!! Whitesnake was incredible and gorgeous!!!

[@BravoTangoAviation]

David was my neighbor at Lake Tahoe several years ago and he is the nicest man. I don't know how he could feud with anyone.

[@janekraft1359]

Robert Plant looks like Elizabeth Taylor's husband Larry Fortensky with the mullet hairdo.

[@charliesaucier3352]

😂😂😂😂

[@LittleJohnaton]

LOL

[@leederosa9721]

Love Page & Plant but they never should have left JPJ out. However, I'll never forget seeing them at Madison Square Garden. The fans were in such a frenzy (myself included) when they hit the stage and opened with Rock n Roll the building actually shook! Never experienced that before or since.

[@badtripmoses]

Leaving JPJ out of it was a shitty shitty move!!!!!!!!!

[@RubenYbarra-y2v]

I wouldn't never leave out John Paul Jones.

[@billdavenport8228]

I haven't forgiven Jimmy Page's collaboration w Puff Daddy

[@thedude6478]

@@billdavenport8228 both are perverts

[@jonathanmosher72]

From 2nd hand knowledge. Plant, regardless if you like his solo stuff, is a ridiculously cool down to earth guy.

[@tvav69]

John Paul Jones got his revenge with his project with Josh Homme that did really well!! 😊✌🏻

[@scottramirez49]

It was beyond that with Robert Plant. John Bonham was Robert Plant’s best friend, and he felt that he could not go on, and Zepplin could not go on without John Bonham

[@OzziesRobots]

It’s hard for any old band to recapture the heights of their youth appeal but they can actually grow within 20-25 years when nostalgia kicks in & parents drag the kids along like the beach boys, zep at 02, McCartney etc RIP Bonzo - we never got to see what an 80’s & 90’s zep might have created

[@charliesaucier3352]

True, but to me that Coverdale/Page collaboration gives you an idea of the kind of music Zeppelin could have been producing. To me, the best post Zeppelin album released by any of the 3 surviving members. There are some really good hard driving Zeppelinesque songs on that album.

[@OzziesRobots]

@@charliesaucier3352 The Firm also had a few tunes that were originally Zep tunes

[@leederosa9721]

only I'm not dragging my "kid" she actually prefers the music I grew up with. Thank goodness with the crap out there now days!

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

Page & Plant worked together in 1984 on The Honeydrippers.

[@carloscrecelius9597]

I remember that, I waited for weeks to watch them as the musical guests on SNL. I gathered 8 or 9 friends and plenty of "party accessories " only to have a storm knock out the power that night. To this day I've never seen it.

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

@@carloscrecelius9597 I think The Honeydrippers appeared on SNL a few times but Page wasn't performing with them either time. Brian Setzer played guitar on both.

[@TatuVirtanen]

John Paul Jones was later on Them Crooked Vultures

[@edwhite7475]

Plant called him, 'David Cover-version' in an interview i read back then, but Plant himself copied Steve Marriott - listen to 'You Need Love' by the Small Faces, circa 1966. Marriott said that Plant followed them around, this great tall blonde geek backstage, asking if they'd like some tea or whatever- 😄

[@moongazer1286]

I remember this feud, the anti glam metal *cough alternative crowd* thought Page did Plant dirty by going with Coverdale, in the end, many of us loved the collaboration and Plant gave props to Coverdale simply by leaving whatever he was doing to join Page

[@cygnals524]

@moongazer1286 Exactly! Plant was furious when he heard someone else singing Zeppelin songs with Jimmy Page and decided to join up with him so in a sense it was David Coverdale who got Page and Plant back together. Plant basically said, if you're going to play Zeppelin songs with someone, that someone should be me and the rest is history.

[@williamronald3857]

I still don't understand why Page and Coverdale didn't put out new material. I think that Page and Coverdale put out an excellent album!

[@JamesPatrickPage]

hello

[@michaelbeasley5783]

David Coverdale = David Cover version? Ok, I think this was meant as an insult, but well, Coverdale was covering a lot of Zeppelin's songs. Not very insulting, really. And Coverdale does have a killer vocal--even live. Saw him in 2008--with Whitesnake, of course. Solid performance.

[@grahamhall9845]

Always preferred Coverdale voice compared to Plants.

[@thomasrice4930]

Did we forget about Jimmy's success with The Firm? (1984-86) with Paul Rodgers. Funny how Plant didn't want to bother with Page until his solo career fizzled out in the early 90's

[@1odham]

Hello! The Firm!!!!!

[@chrispraz877]

Right?

[@allandriver2066]

Coverdale/Page is an awesome album. I have the vinyl on high rotation.....

[@michaelroszell8156]

Coverdale Page is an awesome album

[@joanvoss7512]

Wow. David Coverdale was really cute!

[@JamesPatrickPage]

you cam meet and greet, i see you are a great fan, feel free to contact me,

[@JacoWium]

Isn't it nice to simplify a long history into a 15-second short? You can just leave out a lot of stuff.

[@TreyAndi]

Skipped right over the firm years with Paul Rodgers

[@michaeldavis6607]

JPJ and Bonham were the keys to the groups sound imo.

[@johnsrous1616]

The world nearly fell off it's axis when the news broke that Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were going to team up. Leaving Jonesy our was, indeed a slight and it's no surprise that John Baldwin aka John Paul Jones was beyond "perplexed" when his former bandmates didn't invite him to play on the No Quarter album. We were all curious about that, too.

[@Andrewhicks-t4i]

David Coverdale is a superb vocalist, why Robert Plant feel that threatened by David seems rather childish. Both have fantastic voices, live and let live Robert. I don't know what the music state is like in the USA, but in Britain its been pretty poor. We have a brilliant back catalogue of music from the 60s to the 90s in both our countries, probably the reason l listen to music from those glorious years of proper rock n roll music Britain 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

[@leederosa9721]

It's not so good in the States either. I hate to think Rock n Roll has had its Golden Years but from the 60s to the 90s was pretty amazing!

[@synthonaplinth5980]

Robert is a lead singer. Enough said.

[@d.l.l.6578]

Sorry, Robert, you said no and Jimmy found someone else.

[@H-mu4bo]

The Firm albums were underwhelming, but the Coverdale Page album is truly a glorious album. During the grunge era, this album came and went and like so many people, were suspicious that the collaboration would make a lame album to catch the Zepplin die-hards. But Coverdale Page did have the Page hooks and Coverdale's voice was in bull blues bluster and was far better than the latter Plant Page albums.

[@jjsiegal1]

Plant wishes he could sing like Coverdale ~

[@nellymartinez2110]

The music that Jimmy Page has created with different bands is fascinating, it is a total success!!✌️🎸👏👏❤❤

[@lizroberts1569]

It’s like a marriage, no one except them knows the full reason why, and at the end of the day it’s their choice.

[@JamesPatrickPage]

this is the perfect time for us to meet and greet, feel free to contact me

[@DocSprocket]

I actually enjoyed the Coverdale/Page album and wished they'd done more. That said, it wasn't at all Zeppelinesque and the there's no replacing Robert Plant. I don't know why JPJ got left out in the cold. Seems dirty, but there was probably some "creative differences" or something. I'm incredibly grateful that they all managed to play nice long enough to give us Celebration Day.

[@josemenendez4454]

Met Jimmy when he was recording Page/Coverdale at Criteria studios when we were working on different projects

[@coffeeandjelly4614]

How was he like?

[@josemenendez4454]

@@coffeeandjelly4614 very nice

[@Debra-k1f]

My husband did too...loved the experience!

[@jillthompson1248]

Wow you got to meet god you are very blessed

[@mathstar4176]

Just a sad story, I can't even think about it. Anyway in 2007 the reunion Celebration Day concert was Brilliant. I was a fan from the beginning. ❤

[@shawneeb8273]

Nasty thing for Robert to say about David. David is a legend and great talent in his own right.

[@88Heckenlively]

JPJ treated as a 2nd class citizen.

[@bradleyedwards9244]

Without JPJ it would never have been as good as it was. Legend...on many instruments

[@tazpot]

David Coverdale has an amazing voice and think maybe there is a lot of jealousy on the part of Robert Plant regarding that, a rock star ego thing.

[@dwill1970]

couldn't see Plant singing Burn it would sound d odd and horrible 👍

[@JohmBuffington]

Coverdale shouldve reconciled with John Sykes…. He made that white snake 87 album. His guitar playing was so kick a$$, we shoulve heard alot more outta him

[@akaLaBrujaRoja]

Thank you for this interview, it’s good to know he’s doing well and finally safe. 😊

[@agrayrider]

Oh Bullshit. Plant was doing the now and Zen tour and Jimmy page would perform 2 to 3 days later in the same city with Page and Coverdale would do there tour. Page and Plant did this all over the U.S. for a couple of years until the reunited. I know because i.went to both shows. In Philadelphia.

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

“David Cover-version” 😂

[@classicrockproductions]

🤣🤣

[@Nesh_down_under]

Coverdale is one of the best there will ever be

[@michaelliles2639]

I thought the Firm had a pretty good album a lot of talent in that band.

[@totallyfrozen]

They screwed Jones for no reason. He lost as much as they did when Bonzo died. Pretty lousy move for Page and Plant.

[@madeleinegrayson8372]

It's entirely possible that JPJ was just a twat and they were tired of dealing with him.

[@michaelsoltero7116]

They even had the nerve to play The Rain Song, that song is JPJ’s his keyboards make the song

[@jongreen6422]

Bloody good album

[@ferdinandwang1165]

Opportunities never disappear; someone else just comes along and accepts them.

[@Pscotti808]

They are dirty dogs for not sharing with JPJ. That was not right at all. Thieves. I have a dim view of these Teo now, and I don't pay much attention to them due to their greed.

[@davidnovatka3346]

A lead singer acting like a baby ? Never saw that before. Lol

[@lisadowsett6836]

He was grieving for his son who had died and wanted his endeavours to be just his own.

[@ultrakool]

it's rich how plant criticizes singers for sounding like him, but never mentions how he learned every vocal chop that steve marriott imparted to him whilst being steve's gopher way back when. no steve and robert would still be crooning like elvis to this very day 🙄

[@aisforapple2494]

The mistreatment of JPJ is unjustified! LZ wouldn't have been what they were without JPJ!

[@smokeyization]

😮 they once broke up ? After all of that originality how could they after Led Zeppelin II and im only 32 years old.

[@Roshand-pl9tn]

JPJ should hook up with Coverdale

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

Plant is one of the GOATS of rock n roll singers!! IMO

[@sabbathtribute]

At that point, Plant was really washed up vocally anyway, and Coverdale was quite good

[@johnmoser2689]

Coverdale/ Page was a fantastic project and it produced an excellent album of songs! No wonder Robert Plant was butt hurt especially since it was more successful than the page plant album

[@chrisrosati8264]

The Coverdale Page cd was really good! Somebody put them together, neither was looking to play with one another.they really got along great and They should have done another cd. Plant is the shitty one. Why would he all of a sudden want to reunite with Page once Coverdale Page was successful?

[@djimiwreybigsby5263]

Jpj was as integral as j Bonham There can never be another led Zeppelin

[@mikepaulus4766]

On the early Whitesnake albums David Coverdale was singing like Paul Rogers. In '87 he started singing like Plant.

[@pauldeveaux1517]

He sings like himself.

[@klausphx]

Plants Vocals is a Higher Note, Coverdale 1987 Voice Was at his Prime Smooth

[@JamesFlemingIreland]

Robert Plant achieved huge success

Coverdale ALWAYS had a better voice than Plant.

[@lloydcarlinsky2836]

Even though Page was great on it, my band called him COPPYDALE! Isn't that better? I was shocked when NO QUARTER happened & blown away with CELEBRATION DAY! I really liked AND SAW Outrider in NY in '88! Very underrated!

[@lloydcarlinsky2836]

By the way the outrider show I mentioned I was at IS ON KZbin NOW!! Either Madison Square Garden or probably Nassau Coliseum!

[@Davemesserjr]

This was one of the most wickedst albums ever. Killer🤘

[@donmorton7282]

Hey Robert Plant Now and Zen was pretty darn good.

[@timmycrw91]

Basically after John Bonham died, the whole thing turned into a shit show. The end.

[@themenace4017]

*In 1976 During High School I went to a Led Zeppelin concert, couple years ago at a Casino in Cleveland was a very good experience of a Copy band with original that played a Concert, IN 2 DAYS ( 12 SEP 24 ) am going to Blossom where Robert Plant is performing.. can’t wait*

[@MariaFunk-ej3op]

Robert Plant I understand You ❤❤❤❤You Are the Best ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@hmpz36911]

*FACT: Diamond Head are the natural successors of Led Zeppelin! As stated by many even! They had/have obvious influences without sounding like them & do it masterfully! Kingdom Come stated their love of LZ & pulled it off well. They ride a line, but don't cross it; Keeping enough originality. Unlike Other bands do; ie GVF etc! Worse is that they lie about it now! Yet I never thought Dave was too similar either. Not like he dyed & permed his hair to look like Robert. Dave just happened to look similar. From early on, ie Deep Purple+, probabl influences, as many had, yet twas original enough. So never understood the hatred so much~

[@glennh.2573]

Jimmy got with Paul Rodgers before Coverdale THE FIRM KICKED ASS

[@gmc1966]

David Cover-Version is hilarious, I literally chuckled out loud

[@Bloomcycle]

David Cover version 😂😂

[@mysterions13]

This is the WORST load of inaccurate BS