http://www.britmusicscene.com/robert-plant-talks-led-zeppelin-reunion/ Brit Music Scene Fri, 05 Mar 2010 03:36:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.britmusicscene.com/robert-plant-talks-led-zeppelin-reunion/comment-page-1/#comment-74758 Jon Paulie Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:42:09 +0000 http://www.britmusicscene.com/?p=1338#comment-74758 Ditto - If Robert Plant would stop being such an egotisical SCROOGE, maybe even HE would be into it for brief tour if it was fully understood by everyone (band included) that this is it - the true LAST TIME Tour. Maybe it would be the right thing to do. Why does Robert Plant have to be so negative about it - to be fair, why not give it some merit??? Ditto – If Robert Plant would stop being such an egotisical SCROOGE,
maybe even HE would be into it for brief tour if it was fully understood by everyone (band included) that this is it – the true LAST TIME Tour.
Maybe it would be the right thing to do.
Why does Robert Plant have to be so negative about it – to be fair, why not give it some merit???

]]> http://www.britmusicscene.com/robert-plant-talks-led-zeppelin-reunion/comment-page-1/#comment-1100 Al Sun, 08 Feb 2009 21:24:37 +0000 http://www.britmusicscene.com/?p=1338#comment-1100 I don't think anyone expects the reunion would be as great as the original. The thing is, we would all love to see what's left of the original band get together and play (with the son of the lost member, none-the-less) so that for one brief moment we could all remember, and feel we were a part of, the original glory. Everything fades. Everything passes. Soon, these rock-N-roll legends will be gone and the world will be a poorer place for their passing. It's a shame Mr. Plant can't set aside his ego, quit clinging to his feelings of loss, and just pick up the hammer of the gods and swing it once more: even if he's incapable of generating all the sound and fury of his youth, we would all still love him for it. I don’t think anyone expects the reunion would be as great as the original. The thing is, we would all love to see what’s left of the original band get together and play (with the son of the lost member, none-the-less) so that for one brief moment we could all remember, and feel we were a part of, the original glory. Everything fades. Everything passes. Soon, these rock-N-roll legends will be gone and the world will be a poorer place for their passing. It’s a shame Mr. Plant can’t set aside his ego, quit clinging to his feelings of loss, and just pick up the hammer of the gods and swing it once more: even if he’s incapable of generating all the sound and fury of his youth, we would all still love him for it.

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