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"That was an exceptional piece and well done DSG!  \n  \nRobert continues to seek his musical path forward without a regard for money.  It's what he believes, what's in his heart and as a connecting point to something else.  I suppose it's what Zeppelin did from one album to another.  Years ago he said that when talking about the early days of Zeppelin that after Zep II they could have given the fans another WLL, but they didn't as Zep III was produced.  He actually said something to, (when Zeppelin were together), that the whole band felt that they wouldn't give the people what they want.  He didn't explain this much, but I suppose it was about stretching their music artistically and make it as diverse as possible with all the world influences etc.  That's how I took it.  \n  \nI think, the abovet was from an MTV interview back in the late 1980's.  My guess around Now and Zen to the early 90's. My memory is quite good on these things.  Amazing, how he continues to reinvent himself and move forward with so much diverse and new musical influences without regard for a Zep reunion for hundreds of millions or substantial commercial success with a pop album, which he certainly could do!  \n  \nAs much as I'd love to see Zep reunite as I was just a bit too young to see them, there is probably not an artist I have more respect for for than Robert Plant!  He knows what he wants to do and is has an unbelievable breadth of music knowledge, is so sharp and is quite certain where his current path will lead him! \n  \nThe actor Dan Aykroyd , in an interview many years ago at the Atlantic Records concert said that Robert Plant was the most interesting person and had the most knowledge about music and the blues he had ever met.  He was overwhelmed when meeting him. "
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