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What about poor Carmen being stuck on the coach with fans. Banks Beer is a brand I have never hear of before so Banks wind (ie gas) and cheering. Dad had me late (he must have been in his 50's when we started playing sports in the garden and as a girl I too was expected to keep goal. Oh the hours I spent getting a football kicked at me with my mother increasingly upset at how often her 4 year was being knocked to the ground by Dad's thunderous penalties. His reaction she has to learn. Does anyone have any clips of Robert and Elton playing football together back in the day.

One of the first singles I ever bought.

Thanks for posting that. The brilliant moments of the women in the kiosk telling him to get his hair cut and the man saying to Logan if he does not stop crying his Dad will bring him back again. Priceless.

What happened to this band they sounded amazing.

Love this one.

A great piece of UK psych folk.

Wasn't this banned at one point.

I love this track

Thank you. Still trying to find my feet in regards to the forum.

reswati. Yes a rather epic piece of work.

This.

The pre fame years.

Are there any folk infused Zep fans out there. If so then I recommend The Unthanks.

Thank you for posting and what year is that from please.

Sere I must be in the minority but I like seeing Robert as a young bloke; the short haired version from his early solo career; the blond rocker from twenty years ago and the earthy presence he is today. There is something deeply soulful and charismatic in that man.

Would love to know what this image is about?.

I think the 1980's were appalling in regards of fashion so in that respect Robert was no better or worse than anyone else although he did have to defend the ballet pumps in the Radio Clyde interview stating that it helped with his movement onstage. Musically Robert seems to have (IMHO) really been listening the more Avant Guard edges of UK pop and New Wave rather than rock. I think it is most obvious with Shaken n Stirred with references to Art of Noise, China Crisis and Scritti Politti. Oddly enough I too like Shaken n Stirred because it is well bonkers even by the standards of the day. Remember though this era had many established artists flop in the charts. Kate Bush was just about to release her comeback LP Hounds of Love; Peter Gabriel was at least three years away from the global smash "So" and Scott Walker was really going to go to some strange places. Robert at this point really seems to have wanted to keep away from anything close to established rock sounds and to be fair having Robbie Blunt's guitar synthesised really dates the LP terribly above everything else but his vocals are wonderful especially on Sixes and Sevens and Too Loud would have been lorded by the critics if it had appeared on another artists LP. Also I would love to know how confessional his lyrics were. I can see rock fans hating the steps he took post Zep but you can see the intent and results that all the successes and failures later led to. I still think there is no excuse for those silk jumpsuits.

I cannot get my head around the fact you could see Led Zeppelin for 60p.

More from touring.

Now that's cool.