Robert Plant live (London 1983)

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Robert Plant live at the Hammersmith Odeon in London on December 13, 1983. In support of the Principle of Moments album.
The Songs:
1. In the Mood
2. Pledge Pin
3. Messin' with the Mekon
4. Worse Than Detroit
5. Thru' With the Two Step
6. Other Arms
7. Horizontal Departure / Lively Up Yourself
8. Moonlight in Samosa
9. Wreckless Love
10. Member Introduction
11. Slow Dancer
12. Like I've Never Been Gone
13. Burning Down One Side
14. Big Log
15. Stranger Here... Than Over There
16. Treat Her Right (w/ Jimmy Page)
The Band:
Robert Plant - lead vocal
Bob Mayo - guitar and keyboard
Paul Martinez - bass guitar
Richie Hayward - drums
Jezz Woodroffe - keyboard
Robbie Blunt - guitar

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@TheHumbuckerboy 9 лет назад

Robbie Blunt's enormous contribution as both writer and guitarist with Robert Plant really deserves much greater mention and appreciation whenever the topic of excellent rock guitarists is being discussed or considered .

@RC-gf8cs 3 года назад

Yes he was the best wot plant the shaken n stirred lineup ..boyle .n new drummer etc band was excellent also .but blunt made it unique....

@nathanevangello3376 2 года назад

@@RC-gf8cs oh bro, plant on this era, to me (having dissed him for zepps bad and forced performances back then, even though his singin is a must in my singin world), re conquered his throne and with these tight band ruled supreme, but just when i heard what robbie blunt was all about (first thing i ve ever heard from plants solo career, this very gig)... man, not only he scored points by being a strat player (im also a guitar player/freak), his prowess during the performances, his clean but huge sound, really slick use of chorus (lil bits off it, very lil bits), versatile delay use throughout the songs, and ferocious playing on heavier tunes, excellent note selection on slow songs. blunt just put me in a coffin, no kidding, very inspirational player and a pleasure to listen and come back to listen again and to learn from. hes like a debugged page/blackmores children, in the greatest manner, by not only being badass and good composer but to fit this band with a clear and not over the top guitar tone plus huge presence (guitar sound), also capable of create sound passages, beautiful melodies. a year ago i saw big log video and didnt like at first (heard this gig and the band first time 9 months ago) but robbies playing made me appreciate that song and to really love it since then. u and thehumbuckerboy are god damn right on every level on your statements. only thing he seems to lack (since no ones perfect) might be slide playing chops (pages a master of it and blackmore doesnt sound like no one at slide guitaring)... for this type of music and era... robbie blunts already a guitar god in my book, period. big sounding guy with heavily insping playing with a soft and clear tone, and tons of style.

@hickman63 2 года назад

Totally agree!

@t.morris5303 2 года назад

Robbie Blunt is criminally underrated.

@TheHumbuckerboy 2 года назад

@@nathanevangello3376 Check out Robbie playing slide on 'Worse Than Detroit '

@intradibles 5 месяцев назад

On drums was the late Richie Hayward of Little Feat, who was also a great lyricist. He's dearly missed.

@deanguidici9815 10 лет назад

The rawness of this performance is, to me particularly touching....to make the bold decision to let sleeping zeppelins lie (in 1982 through today)...I am In awe of this man...and the fact that he continues to move forward 30 plus years down the road is truly inspiring...No, he is not a part of a jukebox...Robert Plant has True Class...New album being released 9/9/14...give 'em hell Percy ;-)

@mjimih 6 лет назад

HI EVERYBODY This should be the best post about this show. Because I was there and remember it well! I was 22 and on a 3 day trip with my Mum to London. I was sick, it was the last day of our trip, a Tuesday, and while semi bored in the hotel after dinner I was looking through a small music paper of some sort. In the back was the itinerary of shows coming up in the area. I saw Robert Plant's name and saw his show was Dec 13. It was odd because that was TONIGHT although it was listed between dates for other artists on the Friday/Saturday 10 days away (a week from next)! Must be a typo I thought, it was of course but the date was correct because I called the Hammersmith to inquire about it. The nice person said it had been sold out for weeks. Awe um I must of been really ready for venturing out on my own in the first big city of my life, on another continent no doubt. I had gotten a bad flu a day before leaving the States, really bad timing. I turned to my Mom and asked if I could take a taxi there just to be out front for fun, and then come back to bed and go home the next morning. A fun way to end the trip. My Mum saw I was excited about it because it was the singer of Led Zeppelin!!, so she gave me 50 pounds and I took the subway there about 7pm I think. Got off about two blocks away and walked toward the Hammersmith. I saw it up ahead tucked under an elevated highway which right over the front doorway. As I got closer a short fellow approached in the dark along side me while walking and inquired "Hey hey Do you want a ticket?" I was not used to the Scottish accent (Gaelic?) so I miss heard him and replied "No thanks, that's what I'm looking for." Lol I hadn't even started yet, I was still walking closer to the venue.. He says No no, I want to sell you a ticket!. OHH wow Ok! I said "How much?" He said "75 pounds." I said, in my American Minnesota non-accent that "I only have 45 pounds, I need five pounds for the taxi back to the hotel." He said Ok. We stopped and I dug out the money. I was nervous, it was dark and I was out of my element sort of. I had to trust him because he wanted me to stay put as he went up ahead and around the corner with my money! Wow ok I was like this is going to be fantastic if he returns lol. HE DID, and produced a small 2 inch square piece of brown paper stamped with info on both sides. All of a sudden I had a ticket and only had to wait two hours before the show started. So um I waited and sat under the cement piling on the right side watching the crowd gather out front. It was only about 50 people at first, with leather jackets with studs, punk leather boots, long spiked mohawks, sort of a 50's rebel look on most of them. As I sat i talked to someone who thought the plain white van parked nearby up against the Hammersmith might be a musicians vehicle or something? hmm. Anyway, They were so nice they let me go to the bathroom INSIDE the Hammersmith BEFORE the doors opened, she said "come back out right away ok?" She trusted me, that would never happen in the States I believe. What a relief. Once the doors were opened, I went to my 7th row balcony seat wearing a big green winter jacket. I enjoyed the show. I bought all of Plant's records after this and loved the earlier ones the most. Two guitarists, keyboards stage right AND left! I remember that Robbie was wearing fast looking wrap around sunglasses and pointy cowboy boots, pacing around stage front with Robert. At the end of the encore, Robert said something and it was treated with a repeating fading echo while they all left the stage to the right. As the show was over and the audience was milling about clapping and getting their jackets ready to put on, A VOICE CAME OVER Announcing "Please welcome a special guest JIMMY PAGE! (I believe this announcement and a conversation with a particularly boisterous inebriated chap in the balcony, again to my right lol, is cut out from this source here and isn't present) OMG!! Everybody literally lifted off their seats in unison and erupted in frantically appreciated massive applause as the group, and Jimmy, came back out of stage right ALL WITH A NEW CIGARETTE HANGING OFF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THEIR MOUTHS! Jimmy was in a white t-shirt, black pants and a white stratocaster. His small white stage guitar amp was already there in front of the keyboards on the right. I was thinking I now know who was in that white van parked outside along the right side. They played what I always thought was a Ry Cooder song because of what someone said nearby me. I told the person next to me that "I must be the luckiest person in the whole audience because I'm seeing "half of Led Zeppelin" almost by chance and that "I must be the only American in the audience" I probably wasn't of course, but it felt like it to me. I could NOT hear Jimmy at all, but no matter I'll stop writing now and listen to the rest of this show right now. (edit; I CAN HEAR JIMMY for 1st time! He wasn't loud enough to reach the balcony, but is audible on this tape WOOHOO! I think this is only Jimmy's 2nd stage appearance since Zep broke up too) Thank you for posting this long awaited refreshed Experience! cheers -Mark

@davedederer4124 9 лет назад

ROBBIE BLUNT! What genius his playing on the RP LPs was...and even more genius to play nothing like page in tone or approach, as you know the whole world was ready to take the piss

@TheHumbuckerboy 9 лет назад

Dave Dederer Very true and he hasn't received the credit that he richly deserves from his work with Plant IMO !

@zoso73 8 лет назад

+Dave Dederer Yes indeed. With all respect to Doug Boyle, what a step-down when he made-over his band for the Now & Zen and Manic Nirvana albums and went with Boyle's noise on guitar. Ugh. It's sheer joy to listen to Robbie Blunt on Plant's first 3 solo albums.

@godisagui 8 лет назад

+Dave Dederer that is EXACTLY the thought I had when I first heard the album - and even more so on December 28, 1983 when I was in Vermont listening to the King Biscuit Flower Hour..

@Ashley13720 8 лет назад

+Dave Dederer he is not that kind of player

@Dutch2go 2 года назад

What an awesome show! I saw him in 93, but wished I’d seen him also in the 80’s.

@PaybacksrHeaven 8 лет назад

Sorry, I saw him in Chicago with Phil Collins and he was so precise, so clear, so emotional, so damn good, yet this is so different. Yes, I bought all his albums, tapes, wore them all out repeatedly, and truly love his stuff. Did I listen to it anyway and enjoy it? Hell yea.

@Dannob 2 года назад

Phil absolutely KILLED it..STUDIO & LIVE ..I love Richie too ..but Phil made these tunes groove!!! . And created the parts pioneering stuff. Phil's concert Tom's sounded SOOOOOOOO good !!!

@susannola3 7 лет назад

That voice... all that passion and sexual energy.. as always I am in love Thank you world for Robert Plant

@MEKONMESSIN 6 лет назад

GOD BLESS ROBBIE BLUNT!!!

@laparisprimavera 8 лет назад

Brilliant! What a treat for the audience!

@marcelopepinho 10 лет назад

WOW!!!!! This album rocks!!

@donrogers7093 8 лет назад

ty chris

@badmonkey2222 5 лет назад

Version of Pledge Pin with the adding of the guitar solo and heavy guitar n key's at the end is kick and Ritchie Hayward destroys the song, the whole show, best live version of that song I've ever heard. Hayward probably one of the most underrated drummers ever he was so ahead of his time in just his style of playing its ridiculous.

@guitboxgeek 5 лет назад

I had the distinct pleasure of seeing Plant on this and the subsequent tour, and man, Hayward was incredible. I went to see Percy and loved Blunt, but was bummed it wouldn't be Cozy on drums. That was until I heard Ritchie play! Underrated indeed.

@TMNigel 3 года назад

Phil Collins on drums

@DELHOOLY 9 лет назад

I regret not seeing Plant on these tours... I suck

@TMNigel 9 лет назад

+DELHOOLY Yes unfortunately for you they were great tours. I was there representing you though:) NT

@johnmeyers2328 8 лет назад

+DELHOOLY Saw him in '85, however, the best was right after Now & Zen at the "Fox Theater" in St. Louis in '89. -- He (came out wearing a Jimmy Page concert shirt) and frick'n rocked the house. -- Not to rub it in, but that was one of the best shows I've ever seen (even better than when he toured with Page in the '90s). Plant is the best hands down..

@brettthompson2658 8 лет назад

Robbie Blunt just shines, awesome, Percy's in good form too!

@joeyhuebner10 7 месяцев назад

This has to be one of my favorite concert bootlegs ever. The music was (is) so good and Plants voice is spectacular. I love his work in Zep, but the way he found his way around the melodies here is inspiring.

@VG-iq8xq 3 года назад

Always loved Robbie Blunt! And that bass is pounding! How awesome would it be to see this! Thank you for this post!!!

@vaneipontes3279 5 лет назад

Very good 🎸😎👊

@billp3326 4 года назад

Mr Plant you sound fabulous as usual

@robintaylor485 7 месяцев назад

I would have loved to been there however, I was only four years old, but still looking back that was cool shit

@TMNigel 9 лет назад

Moonlight in Samosa baby-twice!:) NT

@perryclemons3090 4 года назад

Now I've been to a shit load of concerts but the thrill and excitement of this concert in Houston tx was fucking off the hook. I was in high school. This night was different for some reason I remember it well. And they didn't disappoint whatsoever. Plant came back strong and focused with these first solo efforts and just killed it. Robbie Blunt what a motherfucker he is a monster guitar player plus Phil Collins and the rest of the band Over the top words don't do em justice just listen. Amazing One of the best times of my life still smile when I think about it Magical. For sure

@nathanevangello3376 2 года назад

the robbie blunt part of your comment i read it as if u screamed it to me, sounded funny in my head, and i agree 13648395% with u on it. blunts that impressive. best axeman to play with plant is robbie, not jimmy or someone else. robbie is that great. zepps a powerhouse, nice catalog all the way. a must for hard rockers, love em a lot, specially jonesy, miss bonzo a god damn lot... but robbies talent made me an instant and unconditional fan without all the over the top soloing and fanfarreous sound, rather a tasteful songwriting and focused craft and debugged strat sound.

@MEKONMESSIN 9 лет назад

Totally agree!!!Robbie was an amazing player and the furthest away from Page. Plant wanted to distance himself so much away from Zep.-and he did with this band. Robbie, Jezz, Paul Phil and Richie-Miss you guys!!-YOU WERE THE BEST SOLO PLANT BAND EVER!!!!!!-ALWAYS "IN THE MOOD" FOR THE FIRST 4 ALBUMS!!!

@mjsmith11 7 лет назад

Joe Louis Arena, Detroit Michigan. Phil Collins was on drums. One song he played that night he called "1984 Blues"

@slevi1975 6 лет назад

Thanks for download !

@perryclemons3090 7 лет назад

unfucking believable I use to play guitar for Roy Head and played treat her right many many times on stage to hear page and plant cover it blows my fucking mind ego boost to say the least hell Yeah!! lol

@gabyjesiot 2 года назад

muy bueno.cuanta musica. gracias

@joseantonioquintana6983 2 года назад

Tremendo álbum 👌🎸

@Pandamasque 10 лет назад

Thanks!

@donrogers7093 8 лет назад

zeptember

@griffin06001 9 лет назад

saw Rob and Robbie in 84 awesome Perth ent cent

@marisadeinnocentiis829 3 года назад

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@antonellazei2845 4 года назад

💗💗💗💗💗💗🌹🌹

@malcshone4409 8 месяцев назад

Saw him on this tour at Liverpool Empire. Sounded way better than Earls Court in 1975!!

@RC-gf8cs 3 года назад

Saw all his tours ending with..manic nirvana..after that he never as gd .those 1st5 albums .saw sept 71...73.75.77.i c him wit miteyzep i did

@bryanshirley3264 7 месяцев назад

I would love to have this on some format vinyl, cd or download. Most excellent

@RC-gf8cs 4 года назад

Saw all tours ending with manic nirvana .after that band change ,it was nevr as gd imo.but p of moments was his 2nd tour hayward came shaken n stirred 3rd tour.blunt the man

@garymilnes4851 8 лет назад

goodness! I saw this tour at Sheffield City Hall, absolutely brilliant set, but he didnt do Treat Her right as the last song, and I cant for the life of me remember what it was but he did a very long vocal/guitar duel with robbie, and he was spot on all the way through, I must say that I like the fact that Robert didnt continue on the Zeppelin type of music, I love Zeppelin, but it wouldnt have been the same, and I like the way he has stretched himself musically over the years, he may have been a bigger star when with Zeppelin but his catalog since going solo is extremely impressive.

@1970borntorun 8 лет назад

+Gary Milnes Right on my friend! Your comments about Plant's new direction, post-Zep are spot on as well. I can't stand listening to all the whiners and cry babies on RU-vid that complain that Plant isn't reuniting with Page/Jones for a Zep Tour, and that he doesn't play the Zep material EXACTLY like he used to on stage. What a selfish, narcissistic viewpoint that is! Cheers from California :) ♪♫♫

@garymilnes4851 8 лет назад

+1970borntorun yeah it bugs me when people come down on plant because he wont reform Led Zeppelin, and to be honest, I guess people forget that Bonham and Plant were such close friends, Nobody can say that he has turned his back on zeppelin though, hes recorder with Page many times, and as you rightly said, he puts a whole new twist on some of the old standards from Zeppelin, He has certainly been the most active of the remaining Zeppelin members, and I think it is because of Plants stance on reforming the band that they were able to make such an impressive set for the O2 celebration day gig, just imagine that set half way through a tour, would it have been as crisp? exciting?? I honestly dont think so.

@1970borntorun 8 лет назад

Gary Milnes Absolutely agreed! Not only are the valid points you and i brought up true, but Plant is quite obviously 1000% happy following his Muse. And if one is truly a Plant fan, we should be happy for him.

@remnantsofasoundblast Год назад

In my opinion, this was Plant's best solo era (81 - 85). The band was solid and he stood on his own without the need to play or rearrange Zep material

@joeyhuebner10 7 месяцев назад

I think one or two Zep songs is great in a Plant concert, but lately its been a majority of covers plus rearranged Zep numbers. The music is here is riveting, why doesn't he touch his back catalogue, or Fate of Nations, Lullaby... etc? The man's voice is still great, I'd rather him breathe life into Like I've Never Been Gone or Sixes and Sevens than do Black Dog for the thousandth time.

@JulieJersey 7 лет назад

#RobertPlant

@supernaught1963 9 лет назад

Moonlight in Samosa 51:07 Best song on the album Principle of Moments. My favorite Plant solo song, until Fate of Nations came out.

@sixty7ford 4 года назад

supernaught1963 and then, The Greatest Gift?

@chrisknowlton9460 4 года назад

That song is not on Principle of Moments, it's on Pictures at Eleven

@shawngallo7430 3 года назад

I concur..loved alot of stuff between 1st& fate.. Yet 1st & fate are favs

@slevi1975 6 лет назад

He should play also his old solo music to set list .

@uncommonster3367 8 лет назад

Exelente!! Gracias!! como se busca esto en la pagina discogs? , no lo encuentro

@mateodalmasso9754 3 года назад

Big Log 1h 29m O7s.

@donrogers7093 8 лет назад

red rocks

@theartist124 9 лет назад

Nice guitar tone (per his usual) from Page!

@robertporreca5356 9 лет назад

Fron one artist to another.. eh emmm Young ladd.....THIS IS ROBBIE BLUNT on guitar ..Plants solo years and Phil Collins on Drum not Bonzo...My teen Zepp drawings right in front of him on the side of his mic. as a 16 yr old first tour!

@theartist124 9 лет назад

robert porreca Actually, I'm older than you and I was referring to the guest spot of Mr. Page! lol

@donmonmouth8479 9 лет назад

robert porreca sadly, (or not) it's Richie Hayward on drums

@ayhamshaheed7740 4 года назад

robert porreca he’s referring to the song where page plays as a guest

@sixty7ford 4 года назад

If you want me to...

@viemostafa7175 Месяц назад

1:48:58 Jimmy🥰

@thebraincci3097 4 года назад

35:35 best

@justbelievebathnbodycrysta7686 6 лет назад

I would still resectfully politely kiss that man on the cheek...if allowed.

@CaminhoLamed 5 лет назад

1:29:00

@user-fz2ft5ji4o Месяц назад

🚩🇷🇺🏋️👍

@jp0blues04 Год назад

Definitely not phil collins on drums as the recording. Almost a different song

@joeyhuebner10 6 месяцев назад

Richie Hayward from Little Feat is on drums.

@cesar6603 8 лет назад

No me Gusta - malisimo este album,en las tiendas se Pudre

@betoguillen2523 2 года назад

Hazte ver!!

@telepylus111 3 года назад

10 times better than Led Zeppelin

@mickwarnie8707 2 года назад

Dont be silly.

@nathanevangello3376 2 года назад

@@mickwarnie8707 take bonzo and jonesy out of zepp and they dont hold a candle to this band, love zepp, die hard zepphead, but plants song writing marriage with robbie blunts nothing short from stellar. way different sonic universes both bands at live performances, thats for sure. this bands far more emotive than zepp, they make zepp sound over confident in a detrimental manner. but yeah, for a young band back in the day, zepp were titans. this bands a whole different animal and by far, definetely plants sky reaching level. robbie blunt with this gig made me forget about page, but not zepp, that indeed would be silly. btw, love pages the firm era, paul rodgers s another titan. great and underated band.

@joeyhuebner10 2 года назад

@nathanevangello3376 - I prefer a lot of the songs where Robert doesn't revert to screaming, he's a much better singer without the hysterics. In fact a lot of my favorite performances by Plant in Zep were from 75-80, using his low- mid register. I'd take that over the first two Zep LPs any day. As a songwriter and singer, however, Plants output in the 1980s shot him into the stratosphere. He had (has) so much vocal control and he did some amazingly weird/ creative records. The records he cut and shows he did were seminal, in my opinion, especially Fate Of Nations. I wish he would've continued solo instead of doing that reunion with Jimmy. It was a dead end by 98, anyway.

@betoguillen2523 2 года назад

Blunt better than Page !!! Far better!!!