Amazing show in America’s oldest city. St. Augustine Amphitheater is one of the best venues anywhere..and to have this incredible talent perform was such a delight. Best song of the night was Fixin’ to Die... Wow! 1:04:03
Это потрясающе! Кто сказал, что в 64 это уже старость? Пусть нынешние попсовики попробуют столько времени попеть вживую. Да они и под фонограмму не смогут. Роберт, ты лучший! ❤🔥 Эта музыка вечна.
This was truly an epic performance for me in America’s oldest city. Robert has not lost his ability to mesmorize! What a voice! Highlight was The Rain Song and My Fave... “Fixin to Die” at 1:05... Check it out!
Thanks for sharing. RP's bands of the last few years have been his best work since Houses of the Holy -- matching and even surpassing what LZ did, IMHO. What energetic and love-filled shows! What great musicians he's pulled together! Also, get a sense of how great the old LZ songs are, when we hear them transformed like this.
FINALLY someone who agrees with me that Robert is much better out of Zeppelin. Robert just never stops progressing. It's just Sonic Valhalla at this point. My only gripe is that I feel he has so many great songs from his earlier career (82-93) that deserve attention and reshaping as well. I'm glad he's switching it up with another Krauss collaboration. Carry Fire seemed like close continuation of Lullaby, so I'm glad he's not letting any thing get stale. Seems like they'll be doing covers of black music from the 60s this time around.
La leyenda del rock Robert Plant, quizás la única en cuestión, desde sus inicios y antes de los Zepellin, ya era un estudioso en mezclar raíces, hábil de oído para echar y esparcir semillas extrañas en el humus del sonido. Hoy por la pantalla entrega lecciones ejemplares de cómo colmar, y no por saturación, la era del vacío. Su propuesta de composición sonora mixtura los acordes inventados en occidente, aquellos concebidos por los abuelos rurales del blues y el rock primitivo, mezclados con los colores, rítmicas y tímbricas africanas provenidas y gestadas en la Cordillera del Atlas entre Túnez y Marruecos o envueltas en las sedas de Kashemira, fronteras indias y del medio oriente egipcio. Robert sigue dando, continúa buscando, como lo debe hacer un artista legítimo, incansable, audaz e infinito.
Very well-made video. And the legendary Plant still puts on a magnificient show. Good setlist and an excellent band who fortunately does not try to sound like Led Zep..
Thank you first of all for taking the time and effort of recording the "master" at his work and what a band of musicians The Sensational Space Shifters, a really lovely evening watching and re-living as I was lucky enough to be roughly in the same position as yourself in the audience at The Ulster Hall, Belfast, Northern Ireland a couple of years ago on what I think is his same tour, awesome! That night was a wee bit of history in the making too, as it was the first time Robert Plant had played in the Ulster Hall since March 1971, when Led Zeppelin first played to a public audience Stairway to Heaven. Thanks again for sharing your experience!
what a legend ...what an amazing voice !!!! still got it wow thats such a gift and too have maintained it for so long incredible!!! mad love and respect !!!!
Same here! I was in my hometown of Key Largo and didn’t know he was going to be in Florida… I will find his next venue and see him live this year!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I've seen him maybe 15 times. All were awesome, but I'm jealous cause I don't think I've ever seen him do Killing Floor... and to open up like that was super cool!
Awesome sustained B5 and brief D5s on How Many More Times. He still has the voice,he shows plenty of restraint though,he lets it loose brief moments in his concerts.
On my 14th birthday I was so disappointed that John Bonham died that morning; I knew I would never see Led Zeppelin. Little did I know of the gift that is Robert Plant after Zeppelin. I was blessed to see him in 2011; IMHO, David Bowie is the only artist that compares in creativity, curiosity, and influence. Raising Sand-Band of Joy-Lullaby...’ is one of rock’s best periods of artistry.
I was there.... The Communication Breakdown rendition with the hint of the upcoming, not- released ..."Carry Fire"...was just "Down on this Killin Floor..."
Attention, l 'autrui actuel est oriental dirigé contre le subalterne , l 'autrui n 'a pas cette qualification de subalterne, Help, Mme Von Der Leyen, Élisabeth II
Sorry, but to be honest....this performance leaves alot to desired.. it would be more entertaining if Jimmy Page hired Pee-Wee Herman to go on tour and sing zep songs...
You are NOT a true Robert Plant Fan if you think that!!...what Vocal accomplishments have you achieved?....this is not a professional sound recording what do you expect?....if you don't like it then don't listen!!
You have been hearing too much crap on the radio. Justin Adams and Liam "Skin" Tyson are amazing guitar players. The rest of the band is fantastic as well and the west African guy was red hot on his instrument. Stop thinking all Zep members have to play music that has to sound like Zep. That would bore RP to death!
