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PICTURES AT ELEVENRobert PlantCrossover Prog3.53 | 118 ratings |
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Brilliant solo effort to reinforce Plant's prescence in the music world without LZ. OK, this is
probably the most like sounding LZ release but that can be expected given it was his first
album since the band called it a day. He has an excellent cast of back up musicians, Phil
Collins, Cozy Powell, Robbie Blunt to name a few and this is one of RP's strengths throughout
his career, was his ability to evolve and morph with the times, reinvent himself with the best of
the rest musicianship involvment :-)A bit like hearing a small version of Physical Grafitti, this has some excellent numbers especially the opener " Burning Down One Side"....has a title for a song ever demanded more analysis? The unlimited energy laden " Pledge Pin", every motor bike enthusiasts worst nightmare, you cannot go slowly listening to this. The best song on the album is the last song on the vinyl side one..." Slow Dancer". Need we say more about LZ slow tunes? RP has this one in the bag! I really love the flippant and easy " Fat Lip" with great hooks and beat and the climatic " Like I've Never Been Gone" demonstrate that RP held the flag high moving into the 80's and ensured utmost respect for future projects to come. A worthy four stars. Excellent debut.
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