Rober Plant; Is he "The Mighty Rearranger", Discuss

Well, its not a bad album, although the lyrics are a little tame in places. Most of the tracks are worth a listen but i really like the last one, it takes on a dreamy almost drum'n'bass type of beat and arrangement, i say good for him for experimenting with that.

 

Mmmm, I've been wondering about this album. Only other solo project album I've heard is Fate of Nations. An excellent album but is the new one comparable?

 

He's on Jools tonight 11:35 Ch2

 

It's a great album. His best since 1975 I would say, and one that bears repeated listens. The lyrics are actually rather good in places. Percyvere

 

I also agree with Joe ( 3 times I've agreed with people today, I normally don't agree with, must be something in the water), best since P/G, cracking album and for a persona thats not too keen on Zep either

 

Thanks for the recs. Caved in, broke the bank - 9 quid ish at Tescos.

 

for me this one is definately a grower

 

Excellent album, I quite liked Dreamland that came before it, but the choices of songs on that weren't as good as they could be. I saw him when he was doing a load of "secret" gigs under the moniker Priory Of Brion and they did a good range of stuff, no Zeppelin then. The new album is definitely his best solo record though, a lot of power in his voice which I wasn't sure he'd still have. The concert on Radio 2 the other night was good (still there to Listen Again I believe on the web).

 

I always like Shaken-n-Stirred best. Havent heard the new

 

I thought the band were very impressive on Jools.

Bob

 

Isn't the drummer from Radiohead?

 

Close, no banana

I believe he was in Portishead or Massive Attack or possibly both.

 

What a great album, Im going to see this is the finest new release Ive picked up this year although thats not saying much

 

It's not like shaken n' stirred (thankfully) best since priciples of moments IMHO