A car crash of a song.

Led Zep is in my top 5 bands - this song is in my bottom 100....stop the madness.

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Talk about truth in advertising... They obviously were Most High! 8O

Long-time listeners here know my reaction to Shawn Mullins.

I'm going to hell for saying it, but I think I'd rather listen to Rockabye again than this.

Had to give it a 2. 1 for Page, 1 for Plant.

Love this song, hearing something like this with plants great vocals and the celtic sounds they add is very refreshing in todays age. Todays rock consists of monotonous low vocals, and sloppy power cords. Thank god for page and plant.

as a former led zep freak, this one's gotta go...far, far away :( :???:

Cacophonous pomposity

I gave this a 4 but am not pleased with the selection as a 4 is listed as "acceptable." If it was acceptable I wouldn't have given it a 4.

May Jimmy Page and Robert Plant spend eternity listening to this.

From the kitchen this sounds like a lory crash that lost a shed load of bagpipes on the motorway in the rain !!

Good god, what an ugly piece of music.

Robert Plant is still worthy of a listen!

If we compared this music to the candy industry, it would be one of those sour balls that make your hair stand on end... but it's an aquired taste.

you know opinions are like , everybody has one and most don't favor yours. "barrrrrrrrrrf"

That was great, thanks for the video link. I caught the VH1 Storytellers with Plant last week, and it was incredible.

For those that whine that Plant is "stuck in the 70's" like we hear so often...

http://62.50.40.144/ramgen/schmidt/media/02/06/27/musik_56.rm?embed

I love some of the things the uninformed spew...

Plant (and band) is on his game.

Oh, god, put him out of his misery, and mine, pleeeese. And what is that annoying snake charming music in the background. barrrrrrrrrrf.

Obviously a Zepplin afficianato?

This song is sweet... people don't get Plant's voice today, which is fine with me. Hew can play 3000 seat places so we can get a much more intimate show.

His voice is different than it was before... anybody that's REALLY listened or seen him in the last 10 years knows how he uses his voice (and how WELL he uses his voice).

Very excited to see him next month at Hammerstein (especially with this killer new band he's got) ;-)

(at least he got the second "p" as many fans forget sometimes. Still haven't seen it spelled "Lead" yet but I'm sure that's coming eventually.)

ah yes, the true rock masters continue their reign over all other rock music.

Was ok until the last 30 seconds and then it sucked pretty bad.

Maybe a nice idea, Dog Breath, though someone like Eric Clapton did and not everybody agrees that it's honourably.
BTW there are always exceptions to the rule and extremes like Pat Boone. He sang easy listening and moved to 'heavy metal' when he was way past 48 (I quess he has always been past 48) :p

The first time I heard this song here I felt that way. But after hearing it again, it's starting to grow on me a little bit.

It would probably be a good song to have in the sound track of one of those "American tourist gets jailed by local authorities for trying to smuggle drugs out of a third world country" movies. :D

They are still grrrreat!

Sometimes good, sometimes just annoying. This song is the latter. It doesn't charm snakes or people - sounds like an accordian that needs to be fixed.

The terrorists managed to win they kidnapped page and plant and sent them to some really horrible place in the east. Hopefully tracks involving plant and page can be in the form of acoustic led zepplin