Robert Plant — Rainbow
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Ooh Oooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
I found a lucky charm
I dressed it up with love
I crossed the Seven Seas to you
Will it be enough?
And I will be a rainbow
Oh, while your storm is gone
And I will bring the song for you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
I'm reachin' for the stars
In the sky above
Oh, I will bring their beauty home
The colors of my love
And I will be a rainbow
Now your storm is gone
And I will bring my song to you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Ooh Ooh
Love is enough
Though the world be a wind
Words have no voice, but the voice of complaint
My hands shall not tremble, my feet shall not falter
The voyage shall not weary, the fish shall not alter
Hmm, It's rainbow, oh it's rainbow
Oh, can't you see the eyes are the eyes of a lover
Pocket full of hearts
A world that's filled with love
A love that carries all before
The passion and the flood
I lie beneath the rainbow
Now your tears have gone
And I will sing my song for you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Ooh Oooh Ooh Oooh
Oh yeah, Oh oh oh oh no no baby Ooh oh oh
Oh yeah, Ooh Ooooh Ooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
I found a lucky charm
I dressed it up with love
I crossed the Seven Seas to you
Will it be enough?
And I will be a rainbow
Oh, while your storm is gone
And I will bring the song for you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
I'm reachin' for the stars
In the sky above
Oh, I will bring their beauty home
The colors of my love
And I will be a rainbow
Now your storm is gone
And I will bring my song to you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Ooh Ooh
Love is enough
Though the world be a wind
Words have no voice, but the voice of complaint
My hands shall not tremble, my feet shall not falter
The voyage shall not weary, the fish shall not alter
Hmm, It's rainbow, oh it's rainbow
Oh, can't you see the eyes are the eyes of a lover
Pocket full of hearts
A world that's filled with love
A love that carries all before
The passion and the flood
I lie beneath the rainbow
Now your tears have gone
And I will sing my song for you
And I will carry on
Ooh Oooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Ooh Oooh Ooh Oooh
Oh yeah, Oh oh oh oh no no baby Ooh oh oh
Oh yeah, Ooh Ooooh Ooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
Ooh Oooh Oooh
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slugore wrote:
That is a very educated question that deserves either a very educated Guess, Or The Truth... Exact Truth, lets not go into conjecture 37 times + 1. I love this post
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I have no way to know for sure as you. If you find out let me know :)
Currently, there are 37 songs (if I count correctly) by Robert Plant listed as being on RP. I wonder if there is another artist with more. (Also.... does RP actually stand for Robert Plant and not Radio Paradise?... makes you think.)
That is a very educated question that deserves either a very educated Guess, Or The Truth... Exact Truth, lets not go into conjecture 37 times + 1. I love this post
!
I have no way to know for sure as you. If you find out let me know :)
Currently, there are 37 songs (if I count correctly) by Robert Plant listed as being on RP. I wonder if there is another artist with more. (Also.... does RP actually stand for Robert Plant and not Radio Paradise?... makes you think.)
The gentle, deep and beautiful soul that is Robert Plant. Thankful that he is among us in this timeline.
HomeTuner wrote:
Oh dear! You shouldn't be making comments before being adequately informed!
You think that's his real hair? He has the classic look of what's called a "system" in the hair business with a lace front.
Oh dear! You shouldn't be making comments before being adequately informed!
Well, it's fkg Robert Plant. What else can be said?
KevinM wrote:
i said the same thing about this song: https://radioparadise.com/musi...
The Ooh Oooh Oooh part reminds me of the Slim Whitman song used to kill the aliens on 'Mars Attacks'
i said the same thing about this song: https://radioparadise.com/musi...
IDK? I will have to listen to it a few more times, before I decide.
KevinM wrote:
LOL! Too funny!
The Ooh Oooh Oooh part reminds me of the Slim Whitman song used to kill the aliens on 'Mars Attacks'
LOL! Too funny!
joko63808 wrote:
That's what she said.
Meh. Nothing for me.
That's what she said.
Meh. Nothing for me.
kbs wrote:
Why would Plant lend himself to a recording company supergroup. He already did that.
He would be a worthy Travelling Wilbury
Why would Plant lend himself to a recording company supergroup. He already did that.
Lucky enough to have seen him at Glastonbury with Alison Krauss a few weeks ago - he still amazes me, the boy from West Bromwich has done well! ( I was born there as well)
Instruments overwhelm a good voice
Man, Robert Plant makes some beautiful music.
He would be a worthy Travelling Wilbury
ambrebalte wrote:
Sing a song of sixpence,
A pocket full of rye,
Four and twenty blackbirds
Baked in a pie.
"A pocket full of hearts", reminds me of a Catcher in the Rye , maybe because of the nursery rhyme
Sing a Song of Sixpence,
A bag full of Rye,
Four and twenty Naughty Boys,
Baked in a Pye.
I watched "Salinger" just few days ago, a documentary about the writer of The Catcher, which in French is translated as "The Heart-Catcher", l'Attrape-Coeur. This song sounds very close to Salinger's quest. They are minstrels, troubadours, voyageurs et baladins.
From a first day of September in Beijing, where students have their first day of school and the weather has this very specific taste of autumn.
Sing a Song of Sixpence,
A bag full of Rye,
Four and twenty Naughty Boys,
Baked in a Pye.
I watched "Salinger" just few days ago, a documentary about the writer of The Catcher, which in French is translated as "The Heart-Catcher", l'Attrape-Coeur. This song sounds very close to Salinger's quest. They are minstrels, troubadours, voyageurs et baladins.
From a first day of September in Beijing, where students have their first day of school and the weather has this very specific taste of autumn.
Sing a song of sixpence,
A pocket full of rye,
Four and twenty blackbirds
Baked in a pie.
The Ooh Oooh Oooh part reminds me of the Slim Whitman song used to kill the aliens on 'Mars Attacks'
quite like his more recent solo stuff.
HomeTuner wrote:
If you're talking about that Wiki picture, regardless of whether the hair is real or not, he reminds me of the troll in Monty Python's Holy Grail in that pic.
You think that's his real hair? He has the classic look of what's called a "system" in the hair business with a lace front.
If you're talking about that Wiki picture, regardless of whether the hair is real or not, he reminds me of the troll in Monty Python's Holy Grail in that pic.
"A pocket full of hearts", reminds me of a Catcher in the Rye , maybe because of the nursery rhyme
Sing a Song of Sixpence,
A bag full of Rye,
Four and twenty Naughty Boys,
Baked in a Pye.
I watched "Salinger" just few days ago, a documentary about the writer of The Catcher, which in French is translated as "The Heart-Catcher", l'Attrape-Coeur. This song sounds very close to Salinger's quest. They are minstrels, troubadours, voyageurs et baladins.
From a first day of September in Beijing, where students have their first day of school and the weather has this very specific taste of autumn.
Sing a Song of Sixpence,
A bag full of Rye,
Four and twenty Naughty Boys,
Baked in a Pye.
I watched "Salinger" just few days ago, a documentary about the writer of The Catcher, which in French is translated as "The Heart-Catcher", l'Attrape-Coeur. This song sounds very close to Salinger's quest. They are minstrels, troubadours, voyageurs et baladins.
From a first day of September in Beijing, where students have their first day of school and the weather has this very specific taste of autumn.
HomeTuner wrote:
He's still creating some note-worthy music (how's about trump's "system" made out of dryer lint!)
You think that's his real hair? He has the classic look of what's called a "system" in the hair business with a lace front.
He's still creating some note-worthy music (how's about trump's "system" made out of dryer lint!)
GreenKittenLines wrote:
And today again, same playlist?
And again on July 1st. RP on RP!!
And today again, same playlist?
And again on July 1st. RP on RP!!
HomeTuner wrote:
Okay, well now I'm bummed.
You think that's his real hair? He has the classic look of what's called a "system" in the hair business with a lace front.
Okay, well now I'm bummed.
hopper99 wrote:
And today again, same playlist?
This after Yes' Yours is no Disgrace. Wonderful. RP at its best.
And today again, same playlist?
hopper99 wrote:
And today a beautiful segue from Mac's "Sands of Time". The Plant's still going strong here at 66.
This after Yes' Yours is no Disgrace. Wonderful. RP at its best.
And today a beautiful segue from Mac's "Sands of Time". The Plant's still going strong here at 66.
This after Yes' Yours is no Disgrace. Wonderful. RP at its best.
izycrzy wrote:
You sound like a cool parent, what a great idea.
Every year I do a birthday video for my daughter with clips of video from the year in chronological order. I always set it to a song for the soundtrack. Picked this song for year 5.
You sound like a cool parent, what a great idea.
Dave_Mack wrote:
I don't know who should be more flattered by your comparison, Plant or Lanois?
Holy Daniel Lanois, Batman! This sounds so similar to that Lanois song that I heard on RP yesterday, it can't be a coincidence.
I mean, it sounds like it was produced by him. I don't mean Plant is ripping him off.
I mean, it sounds like it was produced by him. I don't mean Plant is ripping him off.
I don't know who should be more flattered by your comparison, Plant or Lanois?
Holy Daniel Lanois, Batman! This sounds so similar to that Lanois song that I heard on RP yesterday, it can't be a coincidence.
I mean, it sounds like it was produced by him. I don't mean Plant is ripping him off.
I mean, it sounds like it was produced by him. I don't mean Plant is ripping him off.
Every year I do a birthday video for my daughter with clips of video from the year in chronological order. I always set it to a song for the soundtrack. Picked this song for year 5.
Robert Plant, don't stop !
You think that's his real hair? He has the classic look of what's called a "system" in the hair business with a lace front.
Grammarcop wrote:
Saw a photo of Robert Plant in The New York Times recently. Let's just say he's not aged gracefully.
Well, he's still got a good head of hair, so there's that.
gregskrtic wrote:
There's magic in Plants voice...still.
:-)
Love this! Plant's voice still exudes magic!
There's magic in Plants voice...still.
:-)
Love this! Plant's voice still exudes magic!
And a BRILLIANT transition from 70's Bowie.
What a brilliant transition from "Yours is no disgrace!"
Muscle&Mussel is in Gymnopedie No. 1. written & sɛnd across seven seas so it became a lucky charm.
How many guys his age and his career are still willing to take such artistic risks with such panache? Big respect and an 8.
Sorry, syrupy sweet and monotonous.
fredriley wrote:
Well, he was plainly fit enough to attract Patty Griffin to marry him. For his mind and musical talents, presumably. He must be getting fed up with being taken for her grandpa, mind... ;-)
Damnit Fred, I choked on me Wholebran breakfast cereal.
Well, he was plainly fit enough to attract Patty Griffin to marry him. For his mind and musical talents, presumably. He must be getting fed up with being taken for her grandpa, mind... ;-)
Damnit Fred, I choked on me Wholebran breakfast cereal.
joempie wrote:
Utter nonsense. Sounds very nice. Like most things Robert Plant. I would love to be making music this good this far into my career.
robert plant or not, this sounds terrible.
Utter nonsense. Sounds very nice. Like most things Robert Plant. I would love to be making music this good this far into my career.
xtalman wrote:
All things considered he doesn't look bad. There are may younger "rock stars" that look worse.
We all age some better then others.
Well, he was plainly fit enough to attract Patty Griffin to marry him. For his mind and musical talents, presumably. He must be getting fed up with being taken for her grandpa, mind... ;-)
All things considered he doesn't look bad. There are may younger "rock stars" that look worse.
We all age some better then others.
Well, he was plainly fit enough to attract Patty Griffin to marry him. For his mind and musical talents, presumably. He must be getting fed up with being taken for her grandpa, mind... ;-)
robert plant or not, this sounds terrible.
Grammarcop wrote:
You know what? You are right, sir. It should not matter. My comment was my inarticulate attempt to say that I believe that Plant's face today reflects the excesses of the rock-and-roll lifestyle of the 1970s.
I grew tired of The Zep and Mr. Plant's screeching shortly after I graduated from high school. Frankly I dismissed him for years as just another dinosaur. But I saw Mr. Plant on Colbert the other day, and I was surprised and impressed with his intellect and sense of humor. I have a new level of respect for him.
Having said that, he still looked like a hundred miles of bad road.
All things considered he doesn't look bad. There are may younger "rock stars" that look worse.
We all age some better then others.
You know what? You are right, sir. It should not matter. My comment was my inarticulate attempt to say that I believe that Plant's face today reflects the excesses of the rock-and-roll lifestyle of the 1970s.
I grew tired of The Zep and Mr. Plant's screeching shortly after I graduated from high school. Frankly I dismissed him for years as just another dinosaur. But I saw Mr. Plant on Colbert the other day, and I was surprised and impressed with his intellect and sense of humor. I have a new level of respect for him.
Having said that, he still looked like a hundred miles of bad road.
All things considered he doesn't look bad. There are may younger "rock stars" that look worse.
We all age some better then others.
ShaunJ wrote:
Only if you are familiar with indian love call
Touche.
Only if you are familiar with indian love call
Touche.
Hannio wrote:
Only if you are familiar with indian love call
Reminds me too much of Indian Love Call.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8KesxHBVOU
Only if you are familiar with indian love call
Reminds me too much of Indian Love Call.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8KesxHBVOU
People are really waked, aren't they?
He brings artistic integrity to everything he touches!
ScottN wrote:
Plant has really changed and grown as he has gotten older. He knows he can't belt out most Zep tunes and has followed where his voice has taken him.
Among the Brit invasion survivors, I believe Robert Plant has had the most impressive solo career (ok, McCartney has done well). Here it is enhanced further.
Plant has really changed and grown as he has gotten older. He knows he can't belt out most Zep tunes and has followed where his voice has taken him.
And I was wondering how he was going to top Band of Joy...
Wonerful song!
In 2014 we were privileged by at least three outstanding releases by "veterans": Stockholm, by Chrissie Hynde; Hypnotic Eye, by Tom Petty; and this joy, Lullaby..., by Plant.
In 2014 we were privileged by at least three outstanding releases by "veterans": Stockholm, by Chrissie Hynde; Hypnotic Eye, by Tom Petty; and this joy, Lullaby..., by Plant.
smokinInteresting to hear this morning that he tore up a contract for a Zep reunion.
Not a bad thing IMHO.
Not a bad thing IMHO.
Stil singing at an amazing level...
Good one.
Good one.
I saw him perform this on Jimmy Fallon's show a couple of weeks ago. It was an interesting interview and performance!
Had a couple Zep albums growing up but I was never a fan of the screeching singers - Chalk on a blackboard for me.
I actually like him better now and you have to hand it to him - He is one of only a handful of artists that has been able to still be relevant 40 years on.
I actually like him better now and you have to hand it to him - He is one of only a handful of artists that has been able to still be relevant 40 years on.
Epic talent who (in my opinion) has taken music to another level.
If this guy sticks with it, he could really go places.
Yeah ... gotta say it's been a while since I was a Zep fan, but Mr. Plant gave a very good accounting of himself on Colbert, the other day.
like his music but his lyrics suck
laughingdog wrote:
Who really cares how he looks or if he has or has not aged gracefully - listen to the music and enjoy as I doubt we'll see his kind again.
You know what? You are right, sir. It should not matter. My comment was my inarticulate attempt to say that I believe that Plant's face today reflects the excesses of the rock-and-roll lifestyle of the 1970s.
I grew tired of The Zep and Mr. Plant's screeching shortly after I graduated from high school. Frankly I dismissed him for years as just another dinosaur. But I saw Mr. Plant on Colbert the other day, and I was surprised and impressed with his intellect and sense of humor. I have a new level of respect for him.
Having said that, he still looked like a hundred miles of bad road.
Who really cares how he looks or if he has or has not aged gracefully - listen to the music and enjoy as I doubt we'll see his kind again.
You know what? You are right, sir. It should not matter. My comment was my inarticulate attempt to say that I believe that Plant's face today reflects the excesses of the rock-and-roll lifestyle of the 1970s.
I grew tired of The Zep and Mr. Plant's screeching shortly after I graduated from high school. Frankly I dismissed him for years as just another dinosaur. But I saw Mr. Plant on Colbert the other day, and I was surprised and impressed with his intellect and sense of humor. I have a new level of respect for him.
Having said that, he still looked like a hundred miles of bad road.
What a great, infectious riff. And Plant's subtle crooning is perfect alongside it.
.........still loving this........can anybody else hear Roy Orbison? >>>>>>>>>>>> (block your ears RP - no, not you RP - Robert Plant!! )
Aud wrote:
I live in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps now... we be dancing buck ass naked all across the forests and fields and mountains and beaches from sea to shining sea like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners... love this song...
hope life is grand for you right now, Aud...
Kicked out of your church for your ungodly behavior, huh?
I live in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps now... we be dancing buck ass naked all across the forests and fields and mountains and beaches from sea to shining sea like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners... love this song...
hope life is grand for you right now, Aud...
Grammarcop wrote:
Who really cares how he looks or if he has or has not aged gracefully - listen to the music and enjoy as I doubt we'll see his kind again.
Saw a photo of Robert Plant in The New York Times recently. Let's just say he's not aged gracefully.
Who really cares how he looks or if he has or has not aged gracefully - listen to the music and enjoy as I doubt we'll see his kind again.
JasondotG wrote:
Yep, me too
I'm surprised how much I like this.
Yep, me too
Lazarus wrote:
Kicked out of your church for your ungodly behavior, huh?
hypnotic in a very good way... everybody in my homeless camp be hypnotized...
Kicked out of your church for your ungodly behavior, huh?
I'm surprised how much I like this.
Think about it. This is a guy with a 3-4 octave range who hasn't let age slow him down, but has adapted his material to the limitations of an aged voice. I read a long time ago in Rolling Stone where the jazz glitterati, including Miles, went to see one of Louis Armstrong's last recording sessions. No, Louis couldn't sing with the gusto and bravado of his youth, but held everyone spellbound with his phrasing. Plant is one of the very best of the past generation. Props.
.......
...... of course I like it !!
...... of course I like it !! Grammarcop wrote:
That's true but I saw a picture of him from when he was 21 and he looked like he was 45.......still producing great music unlike a lot of his contemporaries. Sad to hear him say he'll pack it in after his next record.
Saw a photo of Robert Plant in The New York Times recently. Let's just say he's not aged gracefully.
That's true but I saw a picture of him from when he was 21 and he looked like he was 45.......still producing great music unlike a lot of his contemporaries. Sad to hear him say he'll pack it in after his next record.
Among the Brit invasion survivors, I believe Robert Plant has had the most impressive solo career (ok, McCartney has done well). Here it is enhanced further.
Zeppelin abides.
hypnotic in a very good way... everybody in my homeless camp be hypnotized...
Ha, yeah looking pretty rough but still got them golden pipes.
Saw a photo of Robert Plant in The New York Times recently. Let's just say he's not aged gracefully.
He just might have a future in music...
I really like this!
It is growing on me, also. I never would have known that was Plant ...
it's growing on me
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I'm always amazed he even still has a singing voice after that brief but gut-wrenching scream in Communication Breakdown about 100 years ago.
Ever changing, moving forward. 
Always good to hear some new Plant. Thanks RP.
Saw him play at Glastonbury and he was the musical highlight of the weekend for me.
I am SO looking forward to his new album.
I am SO looking forward to his new album.
Saw him last week in Zürich. The band is excellent, Plant's voice is still smooth and instantly recognizable. 
Really enjoy this tune as well.
Really enjoy this tune as well. New Plant! Sounding Good!!
New Robert Plant. That is a good thing.
Good first listen. But most of his solo albums are pretty patchy. First!
Meh. Nothing for me.
It isn't Always...:)