Robert Plant

**Nzoner** · 10-28-2005, 12:05 PM

I just recently obtained a copy of his newest project Mighty Rearranger from a client of mine and all I can say is wow,the entire project is A+ from start to finish.

Just wanted to give a shout out for this great cd because I doubt it's been played on too many stations.If you're a Plant fan whatsoever you owe it to yourself to check it out.

With his backup band, Strange Sensation, Plant experiments with soft blues, psychedlia, and African rhythms. It's impossible to compare this to any of Plant's previous albums, because of his talent for innovation and change. The album's title aptly describes the artist.

Robert Plant - "Mighty Rearranger"
Your Guide, Dave White From Dave White,
Your Guide to Classic Rock.

Guide Rating - rating 4 1/2 stars of 5
The Bottom Line

Like fine wine and good cheese, Robert Plant gets better with age.

Mighty Rearranger"
At age 56, and with 12 previous solo albums to his credit since Led Zeppelin disbanded, Robert Plant is still experimenting. Based on this CD, the latest experiment is an unqualified success.

Plant is one of those rare vocalists (James Taylor and Carole King being among the few others) who actually sound better in their 50s and 60s than they did when they were at the peak of their commercial success.

With his backup band, Strange Sensation, Plant experiments with soft blues, psychedlia, and African rhythms. It's impossible to compare this to any of Plant's previous albums, because of his talent for innovation and change. The album's title aptly describes the artist.

It's impossible to fully appreciate this CD until you hear it several times. Each pass reveals additional nuances of intricate musicianship. My only gripe with this album is that it ends too soon. Fortunately, there's every reason to believe that we can look forward to many more Plant experiments in the years to come.

Tracks:
1. Another Tribe
2. Shine It All Around
3. Freedom Fries
4. Tin Pan Valley
5. All the Kings Horses
6. The Enchanter
7. Takamba
8. Dancing In Heaven
9. Somebody Knocking
10. Let the Four Winds Blow
11. Mighty Rearranger
12. Brother Ray
Bonus Track: Shine It All Around (remix)

10-28-2005, 12:05 PM	Topic Starter
Nzoner a haw haw haw Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: MIZZOU Casino cash: $26365802	Robert Plant I just recently obtained a copy of his newest project Mighty Rearranger from a client of mine and all I can say is wow,the entire project is A+ from start to finish. Just wanted to give a shout out for this great cd because I doubt it's been played on too many stations.If you're a Plant fan whatsoever you owe it to yourself to check it out. With his backup band, Strange Sensation, Plant experiments with soft blues, psychedlia, and African rhythms. It's impossible to compare this to any of Plant's previous albums, because of his talent for innovation and change. The album's title aptly describes the artist. Robert Plant - "Mighty Rearranger" Your Guide, Dave White From Dave White, Your Guide to Classic Rock. Guide Rating - rating 4 1/2 stars of 5 The Bottom Line Like fine wine and good cheese, Robert Plant gets better with age. Mighty Rearranger" At age 56, and with 12 previous solo albums to his credit since Led Zeppelin disbanded, Robert Plant is still experimenting. Based on this CD, the latest experiment is an unqualified success. Plant is one of those rare vocalists (James Taylor and Carole King being among the few others) who actually sound better in their 50s and 60s than they did when they were at the peak of their commercial success. With his backup band, Strange Sensation, Plant experiments with soft blues, psychedlia, and African rhythms. It's impossible to compare this to any of Plant's previous albums, because of his talent for innovation and change. The album's title aptly describes the artist. It's impossible to fully appreciate this CD until you hear it several times. Each pass reveals additional nuances of intricate musicianship. My only gripe with this album is that it ends too soon. Fortunately, there's every reason to believe that we can look forward to many more Plant experiments in the years to come. Tracks: 1. Another Tribe 2. Shine It All Around 3. Freedom Fries 4. Tin Pan Valley 5. All the Kings Horses 6. The Enchanter 7. Takamba 8. Dancing In Heaven 9. Somebody Knocking 10. Let the Four Winds Blow 11. Mighty Rearranger 12. Brother Ray Bonus Track: Shine It All Around (remix)
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