So Robert Plant's life has come full circle. He went out on his adventures, fought his wars, and now he's a content, wise old man who knows who he is and where he's from. Brilliant!
Look up Steve Marriott if you don’t know who he is. He’s a figure that plant looked up to a lot and was inspired by in early zeppelin and if you listen to some of his vocals you can totally tell especially plant’s low down guttural grunts like the one at the tail end of whole lotta love.
My friend was a chef at a restaurant in West Palm Beach Florida that Brian would frequent when he was in town. He said he was the nicest guy and took time to talk to everyone who wanted to talk to him. Said he was humble and kind, a normal guy
They're both really sweet and humble. You would never know that they were the biggest rock stars on the planet at one point if you saw them walking down the street and you're young or didn't know who they were.
@@pauljordan4452 Singing voice? That moron is No singer, a screaming screecher for sure. Unless he and Robert have been friends a long time, he should even walk on the same bridge till Plant has passed.
As someone who was born in the mid-60s, I grew up listening to both these fine gentlemen. If my life had a soundtrack, both of these guys would be singing on it.
It's so rad whenever I see Plant embracing his Zeppelin past. Sometimes you get the sense that he'd rather distance himself from the whole affair, so it's great to see him do something as cool as wear his TSRTS celtic cover and sword from the film. Love to see him owning that.
Have stayed in a cottage on this Estuary but had no idea that Robert Plant drew inspiration from this place. The 19th Century critic Ruskin said it was the finest walk in the world.
I wouldn't say that he distances himself from Led Zepp, I saw him in 2013 at a festival and he played heaps of LZ songs and was fully into it. He probably just gets sick of talking to reporters asking the same tired old questions, but I think he still loves the music, and he's talking to a fellow musician here.
@@rivertam7827 Interesting, that may be true. I just don't quite understand why he seemed to be the bottleneck in a LZ reunion. I get the sense that Page would have picked it right back up mid-80's if he could have, but he knows there's no way to do Zep without Plant, and so has had his hands tied this whole time. I could be wrong. But you can bet that they've had VERY lucrative offers over the years, and after the 2007 O2 show which was fantastic (Bonham was amazing) there was a heightened renewing of interest that would have sent a new record and tour into the stratosphere had they decided to pursue that route IMO. And yet.....crickets. And that was almost 15 years ago now.
@@mylesmilliman6166 you make a fair point. But I suppose there could be any number of reasons for not wanting to tour or make music under the LZ name, he simply may not want the pressure of having to live up to the legend of being one of the greatest rock groups in history..... or maybe he just doesn't like Jimmy Page 🤷♀️
@@mylesmilliman6166 he has a few reasons, the main ones probably being to honour Bonzo's memory, to honour their original decision to break up, their previous failed reunions (they only got it right in 2007), their advancing age, the ultimate failure of Page & Plant, the amazing success of his solo career, the sorry state of so many of their contemporaries touring endlessly playing only their old hits and the audience downright uninterested in any new songs (that's gotta hurt as an artist)... and nowadays he doesn't like the heavier Zeppelin stuff either - he vetoed a lot of the heavy songs from the O2 concert
Robert is fascinating. He will always have that jokester blood in him, no matter how old he is. To me, age is a number only. He has mastered the world musically, and is now content…but he will never sit still. God Bless this man ♥️♥️♥️♥️
The Rain Song is the most beautiful song Zep ever wrote. The whole scene with Plant riding horse and fighting with sword and losing the girl in the end is just what life is all about. The whole band get to shine on this song. I often play it then play the live version and then watch the video. It's my fave.
@@heliotropezzz333 Well he says that it would have been too easy to have gotten her, his words. The opposite happened so in a way he loses her but overcomes wherever obstacles he faced through her. Whatever, its a beautiful song and one that brings me to tears especially the line I watched the fire that grew so low. I've faced many moments like this and overcome them as Im sure we all have!
He's remarkable. So himself, in his comfort zone. Age doesn't matter to him. I always liked David Bowie for the same reason. Two stars that made it to the other side with dignity, but not without a lot of pain.
Jerks like that should be arrested. They are disgusting. I also got a similar response once from "Pete Frampton". It's an insult they think we would buy into their warped lives. Thx
Robert is such a class act. With all of his success, the legend that he is, he is devoid of ego. He's just an average guy carrying an ancient sword on a bridge in the Welsh countryside. Mad respect for the man. God bless.
He’s more old school rockstar before guns and roses and Motley Crue came out and it was all about the wild personalities and egos. Sure, back in the late 60’s early 70’s there were egos but people kept it under wraps whereas nowadays hair metal bands are still playing live at 60 with beer guts thinking they’re cool… (insert recent Motley Crue live footage here)
Bron-Yr-Aur cottage, where Led Zeppelin wrote some of IV including "Stairway", is just round the corner from there outside Machynlleth...and Plant owns a farm nearby too - he adores the area and, as the place of my birth, I love him for that. It is a beautiful Celtic region.
It is indeed a beautiful area and I was fortunate enough to meet Robert there in the early 70s .This is also the birth of my father and grandfather and I absolutely adore the scenery ......
@@kirkjohnson9353 the entire area is steeped in Led Zeppelin lore. Dolgoch Falls, in another valley a few miles away - the Tal-y-Llyn valley - was the setting for the 1994 music video 'No Quarter: Unledded' by Page & Plant. Where Johnson and Plant sit round a fire on a beach, in the full episode, is Borth beach, again just a few miles away.
@@ufochris look forward to seeing you back here Chris.... Next time try Swansea and the West Wales coastline, absolutely stunning.... Best wishes mate....
@Robert Plant- get the hell out of here you leech. You're clearly not Robert Plant, the same message has been copy pasted on several videos related to Plant.
I need to explore there sometime. Some ancestors on one side of my family came from two towns in the south of wales. I've felt called to it for decades.
I have to agree with that. Born and raised in Liverpool, Wales wasn't far away, we went there most weekends and all our family holidays were at various spots in North Wales. As an adult I've traveled quite a bit and have lived on three continents. I've seen some beautiful places but none more beautiful than Wales.
@@ImYourOverlord I do believe you're right. We used to head to the River Dee at Llangollen usually. Jumping from rock to rock and watching the salmon heading upstream in the sparkling water of what was probably the cleanest River in the UK at the time, was a wonderful childhood experience. My parents avoided going there during the Eisteddfod because of the crowds but one year they forgot and we sat transfixed, listening to the choirs practising as they sat on those rocks along the river, their harmonies humming around the valley. It was a magical experience and the memory is crystal clear nearly fifty years later. My aunt and uncle lived in a tiny cottage half way up Holyhead and I stayed there a few times. It wasn't the prettiest place I'd ever seen but it had a brooding, mysterious atmosphere. Something primative about it, it was unlike anyother place I've been.
@@KayEl58 This may sound soppy but the first time I made it to llangollen I say at the station and cried for an hour. Happy tears. Its the most beautiful place on Gods green earth , I was that overwhelmed by it all, I still cry at the memory fo that first arrival. The llangollen international festival is something out of a disney fairytale.....All nations all cultures all peoples united in music song art performance and joy ....The steam trains the mountains rivers lakes the ageless timeless stone town in the ever changing light and the warmth of the welcome , is this heaven? no its llangollen x
2021 & the lead singers of my two favorite bands growing up are hanging together on a bridge, just crazy. What I wouldn't give to sit & have a drink with both of them. Man I love these videos!
Don't forget the film crew and director. It's great to see the two men enjoying the world, but the whole thing is a contrivance. I've been a minor participant in a simple public service announcement production that took hours upon hours to film a few seconds of a car wreck scene. It portrayed two cars that looked like they had crashed in an intersection, and featured a cop pouring out a "beer" for the camera. The truth is that the cars came from our towing company storage lot and were involved in totally separate wrecks. My participation was that I brought the cars to the location, positioned them in the intersection, and positioned my truck in a nearby area. For hours, and too many takes to count, I moved the truck a few feet back and forth in the background. Our company name was supposed to be clearly visible in the PSA. It wasn't. I was volunteered to the job, so I worked that misery for nothing. It's possible that the two musicians were filmed in the moment and in one take, but I doubt it.
Tourist: "Hello, police? There's an elderly man walking down the road, wearing a white robe and holding a large sword!" Welsh constable: "Oh, don't worry about him. It's just Bob Plant out for his afternoon stroll."
I have resigned myself to the fact that 100 yards is the closest I will ever come to seeing Robert face to face. A concert in San Diego, the last one Zeppelin did there, is what will remain one of my fondest memories in my life. Besides Bonham being drunk beyond any sense of well being, they appeared very happy, in their element, and gave an awesome performance. Thank you Brian for this very enjoyable episode. I almost expected Tom Jones to make an appearance as well. God bless you for all you have done and continue to do.
Such beauty and serenity...How lovely it would be to walk over that bridge every morning and stroll along river's edge in the midst of total tranquility...
I'd recommend anyone who hasn't been to Wales to visit it. Beautiful scenery and great people. I was lucky enough to spend a few years during my early twenties mainly in Cardiff with a few months in Abergavenny and Carmarthen. Wonderful memories and would love to go back some day.
Surely you must mean, Led Zeppelin and AC/DC?! 😬😏 AC/DC were great, but rather one dimensional with their power chord formula. Zeppelin could do it all, and did, via three master musicians and one screaming banshee who could also sooth your soul.
I feel like I have grown up with this guy (Robert). He's like a favorite uncle, getting on in years, but still awesome. Brian's a guy I'd definitely have a pint with. I'd love to be at a pub with them both and just listen to the stories.
This just in. Robert Plant is officially the greatest rock singer of all time. He has a freaking sword. He is being interviewed by Brian Bloody Johnson, man used to canon fire. " FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, WE SALUTE YOU. "
Fantastic, a friend of mine was Robert's neighbour, we play a bit of music together now and then, Caitlin Halliwell who broke my heart but I am over that now. It looks like a heavenly earthly paradise there...
@@colingeddes2172 yes I totally agree he is the only rocker I want to see before I die. I love him more now than when he was younger a true gentle soul!
Its been quite a while since I've seen "the song remains the same ", it's an outstanding film, would love to see it again. These 2 men are rr legends from my early years
I’m a huge AC/DC fan and I just submitted an application for them to be nominated for the Kennedy Center Honors after watching the Led Zeppelin tribute in 2012. I would be so emotional watching Brian Johnson in the same position that Robert was with tears in his eyes at the ceremony. They deserve an award like that. 🤘⚡️🎸
Epic meeting of two Rock Gods on Penmaenpool Bridge below the northern slopes of Cader Idris. Great to see Roberts acknowledgement of this part of North Wales, and the influence on the music in his Rock heyday. Being a lover of the Welsh landscape, and a LZ fan since 1969, I always smile when driving along this road.
Ah, the beauty of the Welsh countryside. Robert Plant makes an awesome tour guide who knows the location and the history. And Brian Johnson just happens to be out for a stroll.
@Robert Plant how does the song go when you're old and your eyes are dim, ain't no old shep gonna happen again, we'll still go walking down country lanes I'll sing the same old song hear me call your name, strider , ain't no companion like a blue eyed Merle, imagine seeing Robert there after some of them magic mushrooms, no one would ever believe you, legend
@Robert Plant I wish this was the real Robert plant but I would imagine he'd have better things to do, anyway if it's really you, amazing that you've replyed but obviously it's a scam which is an unfortunate end to a great piece of TV, love it
That location looks beautiful ! I would love to be able to visit, to photograph the area ! Both seem so genuine, and have an appreciation for the outdoors !
My Brother came back from Vietnam in 1969 and gave me my first Zeppelin album Physical Graffiti and I have been Loyal Fan ever since. I was eleven when my Awesome Brother introduced me to Zeppelin..🤘🤘🤘💞💞💞
This old Celt wants to come home. Been gone from there for over 200 years. Just want to take in the scenery, the vibes as I prepare to leave this Building. All I want to hear is Led Zeppelin as I go. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I love you Robert! I grew up listening to your music. I would be lost without you and your wonderful band Led Zeppelin ❤ I wish I could see you someday on that very bridge 🙏 Keep on smiling and laughing its the key to long life Always I will love Led Zeppelin 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Sooo true Tina. I cannot imagine life without Led Zeppelins music. As Prince said..." Led Zeppelin can make you feel different emotions with EVERY track."
Here's something bad: he failed doing "Innuendo'' at Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley. But that's forgiven. No-one can do that song, but Freddie Mercury himself.
@@alexandergenov I doubt even Freddie could've sang Innuendo close to the studio recording, it's just too tough to sing live. Robert did attempt it and failed, but I can't imagine anyone doing it justice live
Wow. Just speechless. I’ve been rocking out to Zeppelin & AC/DC since the mid 70’s. I’m 51 now. I was just a kid. But music and sports were life back then. To see Robert age to be an old man, and I’m not far behind! Brian looks great!
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So Robert Plant's life has come full circle. He went out on his adventures, fought his wars, and now he's a content, wise old man who knows who he is and where he's from. Brilliant!
The Cincinnatus of rock, although every successful Brit rocker you can name owns an estate in the Shires somewhere.
A very important thing to remember. Where you are from.
"there and back again a hobbits journey "
Reminds me of like getting the good ending in fable 2 picking your dog
Well said Doug well said
Somewhere in those hills and forests, Jimmy Page is dressed as a wizard
😂
love jimmy, but I really do wonder if he'd be humble enough to do something so funny for a video.
I'm dead 😂
Heard He lives where A.Crowley lived..wonder if he's doing the crowley legacy...!! Dont answer that ...
@@17joy32 Sadly...
Gandalf and Bilbo look great in this Lord of the Ring remake!
LMAO
No Lauren grey make
Yes 🤣🤣
😅
😆😆🤣🤘
Planty is my favorite rockstar. His vocal style. His performance style. His various quirks and characteristics. He is the real deal.
Look up Steve Marriott if you don’t know who he is. He’s a figure that plant looked up to a lot and was inspired by in early zeppelin and if you listen to some of his vocals you can totally tell especially plant’s low down guttural grunts like the one at the tail end of whole lotta love.
@@theeoddments960 stairway to heaven 🥰🥰🥰
It’s honestly great to see two rockstars from two bands get together and laugh
Wait till they play, "Back in Black Stairway to Heaven" & "Whole Lotta Hells Bells".
Not just a band,Led Zep and AC/DC
Not Greta Van Fleet
The Stairway to Heaven and the Highway to Hell united at last
Thank you for looking after Bonn's band. The good Lord bless you.
Brian seems like the kind of person that holds the door for the person coming next....even when they are pretty far away.
@Robert Plant what?
I'm going out on a limb here and guessing this isn't the real Robert Plant
@@latergator915 Who do you think it is? I've met the guy and he's extremely personable.
A gentleman
My friend was a chef at a restaurant in West Palm Beach Florida that Brian would frequent when he was in town. He said he was the nicest guy and took time to talk to everyone who wanted to talk to him. Said he was humble and kind, a normal guy
They're both really sweet and humble. You would never know that they were the biggest rock stars on the planet at one point if you saw them walking down the street and you're young or didn't know who they were.
If I didn’t know him and I saw a guy in that outfit and a carrying a sword I would cross the street. Pretty quickly.
Brian Johnson : Robert, how are you my son
Robert Plant: Brian my dear boy
Totally épic and don't forget one of them have a sword
This is where the word epic is used.
I thought I was the only one who noticed.
Only Johnson kept his singing voice.
Never seen any picture of Brian Johnson without his cap.
@@pauljordan4452 Singing voice? That moron is No singer, a screaming screecher for sure. Unless he and Robert have been friends a long time, he should even walk on the same bridge till Plant has passed.
Young Robert Plant was the handsomest man I had ever seen in my life - he still looks amazing -
If this doesn't bring a massive grin to your face I don't know what will
This is so good, i watched it twice 👍
Approximately $40M would do it for me...🤣👍
@@JanJan-rc4zp Can you maybe tell me what Song is playing in the Beginning (the first 10 Seconds)???
I couldn’t agree more!!!!
I did immediately
This is one of the most majestic things I've ever seen
As someone who was born in the mid-60s, I grew up listening to both these fine gentlemen. If my life had a soundtrack, both of these guys would be singing on it.
Early 70’s here and I feel the same...🍺
Maybe some Leo Sayer, too. JK
@@Itelkner 🎼🎵🎶When I Neeeeed You...🎶🎵
@@perpetualbystander4516 Hehehe... that damn thing was ringing in my head right before I saw your comment.
@@Itelkner 🤣
Sat next to Brian at a Bar In Ft. Myers FL one night. Hearing his voice before seeing his face, I knew it was him. Great guy.
I lived there briefly was it the Lani Kai res0rt just curios I lived there briefly it was a fun bar lol glad you met him ft Myers is okay
Robert Plant is a national treasure. One of the coolest guys ever, but super humble and down to Earth. I wish all the Rock Gods turned out like this.
Beautiful Country love it. Veronica from Nashville. Tennessee Robert Plant .
Beautiful wales never ceases to amaze me and I'v lived here 53 years
Such mellow gents. They're so warm and tender.
Imagine being such a rockstar you can play dress up and no one questions it.
Might be one of the things that makes rockstars rockstars
@pooda-bear 🤘🇬🇧
@pooda-bear ...Harry Styles.
I definitely questioned it, that's why I clicked the link haha
Freddie Mercury singed We Are The Champions with a chess suit.
Aye, to sit and share a few pints with these 2... I could listen to their stories for days!
It's so rad whenever I see Plant embracing his Zeppelin past. Sometimes you get the sense that he'd rather distance himself from the whole affair, so it's great to see him do something as cool as wear his TSRTS celtic cover and sword from the film.
Love to see him owning that.
Have stayed in a cottage on this Estuary but had no idea that Robert Plant drew inspiration from this place. The 19th Century critic Ruskin said it was the finest walk in the world.
I wouldn't say that he distances himself from Led Zepp, I saw him in 2013 at a festival and he played heaps of LZ songs and was fully into it. He probably just gets sick of talking to reporters asking the same tired old questions, but I think he still loves the music, and he's talking to a fellow musician here.
@@rivertam7827 Interesting, that may be true.
I just don't quite understand why he seemed to be the bottleneck in a LZ reunion. I get the sense that Page would have picked it right back up mid-80's if he could have, but he knows there's no way to do Zep without Plant, and so has had his hands tied this whole time.
I could be wrong. But you can bet that they've had VERY lucrative offers over the years, and after the 2007 O2 show which was fantastic (Bonham was amazing) there was a heightened renewing of interest that would have sent a new record and tour into the stratosphere had they decided to pursue that route IMO.
And yet.....crickets. And that was almost 15 years ago now.
@@mylesmilliman6166 you make a fair point. But I suppose there could be any number of reasons for not wanting to tour or make music under the LZ name, he simply may not want the pressure of having to live up to the legend of being one of the greatest rock groups in history..... or maybe he just doesn't like Jimmy Page 🤷♀️
@@mylesmilliman6166 he has a few reasons, the main ones probably being to honour Bonzo's memory, to honour their original decision to break up, their previous failed reunions (they only got it right in 2007), their advancing age, the ultimate failure of Page & Plant, the amazing success of his solo career, the sorry state of so many of their contemporaries touring endlessly playing only their old hits and the audience downright uninterested in any new songs (that's gotta hurt as an artist)... and nowadays he doesn't like the heavier Zeppelin stuff either - he vetoed a lot of the heavy songs from the O2 concert
Robert is fascinating. He will always have that jokester blood in him, no matter how old he is. To me, age is a number only. He has mastered the world musically, and is now content…but he will never sit still. God Bless this man ♥️♥️♥️♥️
The Rain Song is the most beautiful song Zep ever wrote. The whole scene with Plant riding horse and fighting with sword and losing the girl in the end is just what life is all about. The whole band get to shine on this song. I often play it then play the live version and then watch the video. It's my fave.
"Upon us all, upon us all a little rain must fall."
I'm not sure he loses the girl. She was there to give him the sword - like the lady of the lake and King Arthur. I assume he was also rescuing her.
@@heliotropezzz333 Well he says that it would have been too easy to have gotten her, his words. The opposite happened so in a way he loses her but overcomes wherever obstacles he faced through her. Whatever, its a beautiful song and one that brings me to tears especially the line I watched the fire that grew so low. I've faced many moments like this and overcome them as Im sure we all have!
Thanks for the recommendation
Ten Years Gone.
Robert Plant is an honorary Welshman, and we love him.
Honorary?
@@Cincinnatus1869 yes.
@@TheOverlordOfProcrastination Isn't he from Wales in the first place?
@@Cincinnatus1869 I don’t believe so, mate. I think he’s from the Birmingham area.
@@TheOverlordOfProcrastination yeah your right I just looked it up, he was born near Birmingham but moved to Wales as a young man.
He's remarkable. So himself, in his comfort zone. Age doesn't matter to him. I always liked David Bowie for the same reason. Two stars that made it to the other side with dignity, but not without a lot of pain.
@Robert Plant fake
I believe it's a criminal offence to use someone else's identity.
Jerks like that should be arrested. They are disgusting. I also got a similar response once from "Pete Frampton". It's an insult they think we would buy into their warped lives. Thx
@Robert Plant are you in prison yet?
@@rosemarymills1671 what are you on about?!!
Robert is such a class act. With all of his success, the legend that he is, he is devoid of ego. He's just an average guy carrying an ancient sword on a bridge in the Welsh countryside. Mad respect for the man. God bless.
I was thinking the same thing. He never did take himself too seriously.
He has always been like that, I knew him from being in the Band of Joy, and he has always been just a really nice guy.
He’s more old school rockstar before guns and roses and Motley Crue came out and it was all about the wild personalities and egos. Sure, back in the late 60’s early 70’s there were egos but people kept it under wraps whereas nowadays hair metal bands are still playing live at 60 with beer guts thinking they’re cool… (insert recent Motley Crue live footage here)
“…devoid of ego…”?? Maybe he is now. Not so in the 70s.
Bron-Yr-Aur cottage, where Led Zeppelin wrote some of IV including "Stairway", is just round the corner from there outside Machynlleth...and Plant owns a farm nearby too - he adores the area and, as the place of my birth, I love him for that. It is a beautiful Celtic region.
Thanks for the extra info. I'm new to Brian's channel and it is an absolute delight.
It is indeed a beautiful area and I was fortunate enough to meet Robert there in the early 70s .This is also the birth of my father and grandfather and I absolutely adore the scenery ......
@@kirkjohnson9353 the entire area is steeped in Led Zeppelin lore. Dolgoch Falls, in another valley a few miles away - the Tal-y-Llyn valley - was the setting for the 1994 music video 'No Quarter: Unledded' by Page & Plant. Where Johnson and Plant sit round a fire on a beach, in the full episode, is Borth beach, again just a few miles away.
@@jedw9983 How wonderful to be able to connect with the landscape and local legends of some of the greatest music ever.
Is his house there humble or quite the attention getter?
as a 57 yr old totally into music and led zep and acdc are my legends in music , id give anything to meet these 2 guys . just would make my life .
RP bought a Welsh oak bench off me years ago in Machynlleth market
That's pretty cool
Interesting bit a history about Plant buying the bench from you mate... Anyhow, best wishes from Swansea 👍
That's cool!!
I bought a couple things in Mach in '19!
(Stayed in Aber and Talybont )
German Born ,living in Ohio but love Wales!
@@ufochris look forward to seeing you back here Chris.... Next time try Swansea and the West Wales coastline, absolutely stunning.... Best wishes mate....
@Dies Irea I had no idea at the time it was him. And if I did I would of not dropped the price.... we all need to pay the bills
I love the difference in their voices and how wonderful Plant tells stories and the enthusiasm that Brian Johnson has
Two of the all time greats!!
ROBERT PLANT AND BRIAN JOHNSON FOREVER! LONG LIVE ROBERT PLANT AND BRIAN JOHNSON!
How can you not love Robert?
Still my favorite entertainer, and still the coolest guy alive: Robert Anthony Plant :)
@Robert Plant Anything you have to share is most welcome, good Sir!
@Robert Plant- get the hell out of here you leech. You're clearly not Robert Plant, the same message has been copy pasted on several videos related to Plant.
I've been lucky and done a fair amount of traveling in my time. Wales is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, without a doubt.
I need to explore there sometime. Some ancestors on one side of my family came from two towns in the south of wales. I've felt called to it for decades.
I have to agree with that. Born and raised in Liverpool, Wales wasn't far away, we went there most weekends and all our family holidays were at various spots in North Wales. As an adult I've traveled quite a bit and have lived on three continents. I've seen some beautiful places but none more beautiful than Wales.
@@KayEl58 It's the most beautiful, most special, and coolest place on Earth :)
@@ImYourOverlord I do believe you're right. We used to head to the River Dee at Llangollen usually. Jumping from rock to rock and watching the salmon heading upstream in the sparkling water of what was probably the cleanest River in the UK at the time, was a wonderful childhood experience. My parents avoided going there during the Eisteddfod because of the crowds but one year they forgot and we sat transfixed, listening to the choirs practising as they sat on those rocks along the river, their harmonies humming around the valley. It was a magical experience and the memory is crystal clear nearly fifty years later. My aunt and uncle lived in a tiny cottage half way up Holyhead and I stayed there a few times. It wasn't the prettiest place I'd ever seen but it had a brooding, mysterious atmosphere. Something primative about it, it was unlike anyother place I've been.
@@KayEl58 This may sound soppy but the first time I made it to llangollen I say at the station and cried for an hour. Happy tears. Its the most beautiful place on Gods green earth , I was that overwhelmed by it all, I still cry at the memory fo that first arrival. The llangollen international festival is something out of a disney fairytale.....All nations all cultures all peoples united in music song art performance and joy ....The steam trains the mountains rivers lakes the ageless timeless stone town in the ever changing light and the warmth of the welcome , is this heaven? no its llangollen x
Nice of Robert and Brian staying in touch with fans , always enjoy music of both bands AC/DC and Zeppelin. Awesome music
2021 & the lead singers of my two favorite bands growing up are hanging together on a bridge, just crazy. What I wouldn't give to sit & have a drink with both of them. Man I love these videos!
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Me too!
Don't forget the film crew and director. It's great to see the two men enjoying the world, but the whole thing is a contrivance. I've been a minor participant in a simple public service announcement production that took hours upon hours to film a few seconds of a car wreck scene. It portrayed two cars that looked like they had crashed in an intersection, and featured a cop pouring out a "beer" for the camera. The truth is that the cars came from our towing company storage lot and were involved in totally separate wrecks. My participation was that I brought the cars to the location, positioned them in the intersection, and positioned my truck in a nearby area. For hours, and too many takes to count, I moved the truck a few feet back and forth in the background. Our company name was supposed to be clearly visible in the PSA. It wasn't. I was volunteered to the job, so I worked that misery for nothing.
It's possible that the two musicians were filmed in the moment and in one take, but I doubt it.
@Robert Plant Oh wow! Not sure who your response was addressed to, but I would love to be in on that!!
@Robert Plant Absolutely!!
Oh my gosh, the land is stunning!!! I love that Robert is into history and mythology. Fun to get a feel for Brian’s personality as well. I love this!!
Hes bathing in celtic history and mythology in the land of our fathers, cymru , bless his mystical soul and brian too , uber legends x
Brian Johnson interviews are getting better and better with great interviewees who make his job easier. This fantastic and sensational landscape.
I've visited that area twice in the 90s. It feels like you've stepped back in time when you're there. It's just a magical place.
This is remarkable, wow Robert Plant looks like an old sage wiseman! Like the hermit on the tarot card!
He's King Theoden
What stunning county side! Wish the video was way way longer!
Good man, Robert Plant!!!
Tourist: "Hello, police? There's an elderly man walking down the road, wearing a white robe and holding a large sword!"
Welsh constable: "Oh, don't worry about him. It's just Bob Plant out for his afternoon stroll."
😂😂👍
Hahaha, 😃 .
But the voice in the forests, mountains, remains the same Legend Led Zeppelin.
Cool. Timeless rock. Now, I want to see Wales. north countries, incl Denmark (ancestors)
@Ann Pommer Wouldn't that be cool?
HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Gorgeous countryside. Looks so serene, Robert Plant looks so relaxed but who won't living there. Great interview Brian.
As a lifelong Zeppelin fan... I think I just learned more about LZ in 2:43 than I ever knew! What a true gem this is!!!!
Please, can you tell me, what Song is playing in the Beginning ( at the first 10 Seconds)???
I have resigned myself to the fact that 100 yards is the closest I will ever come to seeing Robert face to face. A concert in San Diego, the last one Zeppelin did there, is what will remain one of my fondest memories in my life. Besides Bonham being drunk beyond any sense of well being, they appeared very happy, in their element, and gave an awesome performance. Thank you Brian for this very enjoyable episode. I almost expected Tom Jones to make an appearance as well. God bless you for all you have done and continue to do.
Come to Aberystwyth or up to Machynlleth. If you wait a while, he'll eventually show up.
I'd happily settle for that.
Please, can you tell me the Song in the Beginning ( at the first 10 seconds)???
The scenery looks beautiful. I love old castles. They are so interesting to me and have so much history.
Such beauty and serenity...How lovely it would be to walk over that bridge every morning and stroll along river's edge in the midst of total tranquility...
I'd recommend anyone who hasn't been to Wales to visit it. Beautiful scenery and great people. I was lucky enough to spend a few years during my early twenties mainly in Cardiff with a few months in Abergavenny and Carmarthen. Wonderful memories and would love to go back some day.
I had a migraine till I watched this it totally blew my mind!
"No need to look there Brian, enough of that, I heard about you." LOL
🤭😄 hilarious
What did he mean “I heard about you” ?
That was classic and funny has hell!!
I think he was checking if Robert dresses to the left.
I couldnt help but smile when Brian laughed
Love The Song Remains the Same
Thanks for sharing great to see two Greats enjoying life together
Can you imagine driving by on that bridge, stopping, and say hello to these two?
How cool would that be eh?
Chris do you know where this is?
@@andrewdavy9921 I'm not sure andrew... Somewhere in Wales maybe? 🤔
its the penmaenpool bridge near dolgellau, Robert has a house down the coast, inbetween Machynlleth and Borth
@@i.c.g8557 thanks for the information
@@i.c.g8557 thanks
Two singers of the best rock bands ever. AC/DC and Led Zeppelin.
Surely you must mean,
Led Zeppelin and AC/DC?!
😬😏
AC/DC were great, but rather one dimensional with their power chord formula.
Zeppelin could do it all, and did, via three master musicians and one screaming banshee who could also sooth your soul.
@@troddy3925 being a pedantic don't you think, me old son/my dear boy?
@@rawprawn8198 Me Laddy / Boy-o.
ZEP 1... ACDC 2...
Plant, you are always fantastic!
when u grew up partly thinkin rock really is so dark with the people around it,but to see these men finding their peace makes me think twice.
Two rock giants but two of the sweetest, humble guys of the genre. God bless them both!
Brian Johnson must be so proud. Robert Plant makes such a lovely bride
I feel like I have grown up with this guy (Robert). He's like a favorite uncle, getting on in years, but still awesome. Brian's a guy I'd definitely have a pint with. I'd love to be at a pub with them both and just listen to the stories.
Just stumbled onto this, and just knowing it exists makes me happy.
Love watching Brian Johnson's interviews please keep it up very enjoyable
If I was taking a casual stroll across some old bridge and came across Robert Plant chatting with Brian Johnson I think I would pass out.
This just in. Robert Plant is officially the greatest rock singer of all time. He has a freaking sword.
He is being interviewed by Brian Bloody Johnson, man used to canon fire.
" FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, WE SALUTE YOU. "
This was the most stunning piece of TV I’ve seen Ever!!
Two insane rock and roll icons meeting face to face..priceless
The last time I saw Robert Plant was back in 2008. He was in Nashville and on stage with Alison Krauss.
Great Show!!
So beautiful and love that outfit Robert!
What a staggering place!!!!! Unbelievable views! I didn’t even know it existed and I’m from the UK? Think a visit is on the cards.
It is always nice to hear stories from Robert Plant and it is cool, that he kept outfit from the movie The Song remains the same.
An amazing man come a long way love the grey ❤❤🔥🔥
2 absolute legends together, I absolutely love it.
@Robert Plant Great, thanks Rob, I assume it’s ok to call you Rob now that we are besties?
One of the most influential singers in rock history with one of the best voices ever and some unknown Robert
Still looks like the greatest lover on the planet. 💘
Yes, indeed!
🔥❤️🔥
Fantastic, a friend of mine was Robert's neighbour, we play a bit of music together now and then, Caitlin Halliwell who broke my heart but I am over that now. It looks like a heavenly earthly paradise there...
🎼 “so I’m packin’ my bags for the Misty Mountains” 🎼
Robert plant will always be handsome and so interesting, adore him!
Yes! He tells about things so well & sincere.
Yes he is so likeable
I totally agree. Such a wonderful, handsome and impressing man.
Totaly agree. A rock god with humility and no ego. Robert plant= legend.
@@colingeddes2172 yes I totally agree he is the only rocker I want to see before I die. I love him more now than when he was younger a true gentle soul!
These two amazing legends that have created such a beautiful legacy. How much inspiration and happiness has their music created?
Its been quite a while since I've seen "the song remains the same ", it's an outstanding film, would love to see it again. These 2 men are rr legends from my early years
I rode my bike across that bridge the other day. I would have thought I was hallucinating if I'd seen these two legends taking a stroll across it 😳😄
Haha right? Xd
lol Hes bathing in celtic history and mythology in the land of our fathers, cymru , bless his mystical soul and brian too , uber legends x
What a beautiful place🥰
Thank you Robert for sharing your
🎶❤️ More💚 Than💛 Beautiful🧡
💙 Amazing 🖤Fabulous 🤍
🤎Perfecto 💜Lyrics & Music.❤️🎶
I’m a huge AC/DC fan and I just submitted an application for them to be nominated for the Kennedy Center Honors after watching the Led Zeppelin tribute in 2012. I would be so emotional watching Brian Johnson in the same position that Robert was with tears in his eyes at the ceremony. They deserve an award like that. 🤘⚡️🎸
This channel came out of nowhere and took me by surprise. Brian is excellent!
Lol....no doubt....I’m thinking that this is the only purpose for you tube at all now....🍺
The admiration I’ve had for both of these men goes back about 40 years. 😁
Robert Plant i love listening to him
These guys are so lucky to be in such a beautiful place, and with each other.
Epic meeting of two Rock Gods on Penmaenpool Bridge below the northern slopes of Cader Idris.
Great to see Roberts acknowledgement of this part of North Wales, and the influence on the music in his Rock heyday. Being a lover of the Welsh landscape, and a LZ fan since 1969, I always smile when driving along this road.
Robert thank you for sharing! Its beautiful there!
Ah, the beauty of the Welsh countryside. Robert Plant makes an awesome tour guide who knows the location and the history. And Brian Johnson just happens to be out for a stroll.
@Robert Plant how does the song go when you're old and your eyes are dim, ain't no old shep gonna happen again, we'll still go walking down country lanes I'll sing the same old song hear me call your name, strider , ain't no companion like a blue eyed Merle, imagine seeing Robert there after some of them magic mushrooms, no one would ever believe you, legend
@Robert Plant I wish this was the real Robert plant but I would imagine he'd have better things to do, anyway if it's really you, amazing that you've replyed but obviously it's a scam which is an unfortunate end to a great piece of TV, love it
@Robert Plant no
@@rondavidson8673 hahaha👍👍😁
That location looks beautiful ! I would love to be able to visit, to photograph the area ! Both seem so genuine, and have an appreciation for the outdoors !
Believe it or not! As I clicked on this video, Stairway to Heaven played from my radio simultaneously!
looking at this 2 old man, make me really sad when they gone😭
This is a bit of why Robert Plant is so loved.
My Brother came back from Vietnam in 1969 and gave me my first Zeppelin album Physical Graffiti and I have been Loyal Fan ever since. I was eleven when my Awesome Brother introduced me to Zeppelin..🤘🤘🤘💞💞💞
I would love to live there. I have scot and irish heritage and these sights melt my heart.
This old Celt wants to come home. Been gone from there for over 200 years. Just want to take in the scenery, the vibes as I prepare to leave this Building. All I want to hear is Led Zeppelin as I go.
LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I love you Robert! I grew up listening to your music. I would be lost without you and your wonderful band Led Zeppelin ❤ I wish I could see you someday on that very bridge 🙏
Keep on smiling and laughing
its the key to long life
Always I will love Led Zeppelin
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Sooo true Tina. I cannot imagine life without Led Zeppelins music. As Prince said..." Led Zeppelin can make you feel different emotions with EVERY track."
I wish so much to visit Wales. It seems incredible beautiful. And I hear that the Welsh people are quite wonderful, too.
Never heard nothing bad about Robert. Just a laid back kinda of guy who enjoying life as is one day at a time.
Here's something bad: he failed doing "Innuendo'' at Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert at Wembley. But that's forgiven. No-one can do that song, but Freddie Mercury himself.
@@alexandergenov I doubt even Freddie could've sang Innuendo close to the studio recording, it's just too tough to sing live. Robert did attempt it and failed, but I can't imagine anyone doing it justice live
@@alex.starostin it also didnt help that he was 20 years out of his prime
@@anthonykargoglou7205 sure thing
Brian Johnson is a good guy like that as well.
Wow. Just speechless. I’ve been rocking out to Zeppelin & AC/DC since the mid 70’s. I’m 51 now. I was just a kid. But music and sports were life back then. To see Robert age to be an old man, and I’m not far behind! Brian looks great!