Robert Plant and Alison Krause

[westwall]

My wife and I are at the concert now and I have to say his voice is still pretty damned good, and hers is great as always

 

[Canon Shooter]

Don't forget to wish him a happy birthday!

 

[mudwhistle]

My wife and I are at the concert now and I have to say his voice is still pretty damned good, and hers is great as always

Robert had a gift of turning an average song into a classic.

 

[westwall]

Don't forget to wish him a happy birthday!

We just did!

 

[westwall]

Robert had a gift of turning an average song into a classic.

Yup, they just finished the best live version of When the Levee Breaks I have ever heard!

 

[westwall]

Concert is over and I give it a solid 9 out of 10. When he cuts loose he still sounds like the Robert Plant of old, and at 74 he was still rockin a pair of leather pants because, dammit, he IS Robert Plant!

 

[toobfreak]

My wife and I are at the concert now and I have to say his voice is still pretty damned good, and hers is great as always

Damn, wish we could hear!

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I envy you. How much were the tickets?

God bless you and Robert and Alison always!!!

Holly (a fan of Alison since 1994)

 

[petro]

I have the first album they did.
You can hear remnants of Led Zeppelin style riffs in the music, despite it being a little more mellow.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ Their new album is awesome too. May there be a good and thorough Grammy awards show house cleaning just in front of them.

God bless you and them always!!!

Holly (a fan of Alison since 1994)

 

[westwall]

I envy you. How much were the tickets?

God bless you and Robert and Alison always!!!

Holly (a fan of Alison since 1994)

They were 300ish, my wife bought them so I don't know the exact amount.

 

[petro]

I still wonder how Zeppelin would have evolved if they were still a band today.

I did like Plants solo career, especially his first two albums that featured Phil Collins on drums.

Guy is a legend

 

[westwall]

I still wonder how Zeppelin would have evolved if they were still a band today.

I did like Plants solo career, especially his first two albums that featured Phil Collins on drums.

Guy is a legend

Yeah his ability to change genres is impressive. Their set last night was blues, to rockabilly to old standards to some pretty heavy rock considering they used violins where guitars or synthesizers would usually be doing the work.