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[/caption]You have to “plan your career, set our priorities right,” Plant quipped.
Led Zeppelin was, Plant also offered, a lot like The Wolves: really good some nights, really bad others.
In good spirits, Plant even pontificated on that question he hates answering. The Led Zeppelin reunion:
All those big guys saw it as being the next big roll out. Led Zeppelin was worth far more than that… it was great to do it once properly.
And then, unprompted, he went further:
What happens in the future really is based on kinship, camaraderie. Whether or not there’s life in the old beast.
If you’re a betting man? Evans asked. “I don’t bet,” Plant answered.
Evans also asked who was better, Jimmy Page or David Gilmour?
…listen to Pagey, Jimbob, he’s wild, he’s brilliant.
It was, no contest, Plant said. He also suggested he talked to Jimmy Page yesterday, and would see him again Wednesday.
He has been accused recently of not getting along with the other members of Led Zeppelin, so it’s good to hear he’s on terms with Jimmy Page, even if they won’t be working together soon.
About the Band of Joy, Plant said he was pleased for Patty Griffin winning a Grammy. But:
you gotta be sharp with this lot, because they do sound-checks, which I never knew about. Then they go and eat broccoli.
And while it occurred to Plant a person had to look after themselves, he still likes a drink, which is OK because, “a lot of musicians are drinking again.”
For an early morning radio show Plant sounded in good form, and offered quips about many people. Paul McCartney, for instance, was the first person to hug him after his Grammy winning night for Raising Sand. And who gave him the shortest hug? Alison Krauss.
Listen to the show here
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