Episode #93November 16, 2024
Robert Plant - Verifies that Led Zeppelin is Over in a Rare 1982 Interview
In this video, Robert John Hadfield takes a deep dive into Robert Plant’s first solo album, Pictures at 11, and his transition from Led Zeppelin to his own musical path. Robert discusses the impact of Zeppelin's breakup, the emotional side of moving on after John Bonham's death, and Plant’s unique voice in the music world. Watch as Robert reflects on his personal connection to the album, the struggles of growing up with Zeppelin’s massive influence, and how he came to appreciate Robert Plant’s solo work.
We also explore the iconic interview with Robert Plant from The Gazette in 1982 where he discusses his solo career, life after Zeppelin, and the future of rock music.
👂 Join the Conversation!
Have you heard Pictures at 11? What are your thoughts on Robert Plant's solo career? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!
[Timestamps]
0:00 - Intro: Robert John Hadfield on Robert Plant’s Solo Career
0:32 - Why Robert Plant went solo after Zeppelin’s breakup
2:10 - Robert’s first encounter with Pictures at 11
3:42 - Reflections on Led Zeppelin's energy and Pictures at 11’s sound
5:47 - The “Honeydrippers” era and Robert Plant’s early solo projects
7:38 - The creative process of Pictures at 11
9:50 - Insights into Robert Plant’s thoughts on the future of Zeppelin and the music industry
12:22 - “Suck it and see” — Plant’s approach to touring
13:45 - The influence of the late 70s punk rock movement on Plant
15:12 - Was Robert Plant ever bothered by his “rock god” image?
17:00 - Closing thoughts and call for audience interaction
[Hashtags]
#RobertPlant #LedZeppelin #SoloCareer #RockMusic #ClassicRock #RobertJohnHadfield #PicturesAt11 #RockHistory #Honeydrippers #PhilCollins #80sMusic #ClassicRockFans #RockLegends #MusicDocumentary #VintageMusic
@ Mentions
@RobertPlantOfficial (for updates and interactions with fans)
@LedZeppelin (for followers of the legendary band)
@PhilCollins (Phil Collins’ role in the album and tour)
Video hosted by Robert John Hadfield
robertjohnhadfield.com
thickandmystic.com
audiomover.com
#robertjohnhadfield #audiomover #audiomovers
We also explore the iconic interview with Robert Plant from The Gazette in 1982 where he discusses his solo career, life after Zeppelin, and the future of rock music.
👂 Join the Conversation!
Have you heard Pictures at 11? What are your thoughts on Robert Plant's solo career? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!
[Timestamps]
0:00 - Intro: Robert John Hadfield on Robert Plant’s Solo Career
0:32 - Why Robert Plant went solo after Zeppelin’s breakup
2:10 - Robert’s first encounter with Pictures at 11
3:42 - Reflections on Led Zeppelin's energy and Pictures at 11’s sound
5:47 - The “Honeydrippers” era and Robert Plant’s early solo projects
7:38 - The creative process of Pictures at 11
9:50 - Insights into Robert Plant’s thoughts on the future of Zeppelin and the music industry
12:22 - “Suck it and see” — Plant’s approach to touring
13:45 - The influence of the late 70s punk rock movement on Plant
15:12 - Was Robert Plant ever bothered by his “rock god” image?
17:00 - Closing thoughts and call for audience interaction
[Hashtags]
#RobertPlant #LedZeppelin #SoloCareer #RockMusic #ClassicRock #RobertJohnHadfield #PicturesAt11 #RockHistory #Honeydrippers #PhilCollins #80sMusic #ClassicRockFans #RockLegends #MusicDocumentary #VintageMusic
@ Mentions
@RobertPlantOfficial (for updates and interactions with fans)
@LedZeppelin (for followers of the legendary band)
@PhilCollins (Phil Collins’ role in the album and tour)
Video hosted by Robert John Hadfield
robertjohnhadfield.com
thickandmystic.com
audiomover.com
#robertjohnhadfield #audiomover #audiomovers
Chapters

00:00
Intro: Robert John Hadfield on Robert Plant’s Solo Career

00:32
Why Robert Plant went solo after Zeppelin’s breakup

02:10
Robert’s first encounter with Pictures at 11

03:42
Reflections on Led Zeppelin's energy and Pictures at 11’s sound

05:47
The “Honeydrippers” era and Robert Plant’s early solo projects

07:38
The creative process of Pictures at 11

09:50
Insights into Robert Plant’s thoughts on the future of Zeppelin and the music industry

12:22
“Suck it and see” — Plant’s approach to touring

13:45
The influence of the late 70s punk rock movement on Plant

15:12
Was Robert Plant ever bothered by his “rock god” image?

17:00
Closing thoughts and call for audience interaction