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Robert Plant and my part in his renaissance: CD Review Robert Plant and the Band of Joy

By Tim Dunlop - posted Friday, 28 January 2011


Like Raising Sand, this one took a while to grow on me, but now that it has, it has.

But as you can tell, I’m almost genetically pre-disposed to like an album like this, so you might want to take that into account.

Me, I’m just happy Robert Plant is still making music, especially music like this, and I’m hoping the journey is far from over.
Enjoy…

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This post was first published on Johnny's in the Basement on October 15, 2010



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Tim Dunlop is a writer based in Adelaide. His PhD dealt with the role of intellectuals and citizens in public debate. He runs the weblog, The Road to Surfdom.

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