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04 October 2008

Robert Plant - Dreamland

A number of artists respond by recording collections of cover songs while waiting for inspiration to return. Robert Plant, who had not been heard until now after Walking Into Clarksdale! Dreamland consists mainly of songs from the American folk-rock scene of the 1960's. This is no new territory for Robert Plant whose live repertoire has always included a few nods to Spirit, Love and Moby Grape. He understands the sonic textures and emotional atmospheres that make these songs tick and that is evident on each of Dreamland's recording of songs. He delivers a subtle, lush and ominous take on The Youngblood's "Darkness, Darkness," a gently lulling performance of Tim Buckley's "Song to the Siren," an excellent, epic and urgent-sounding version of Bob Dylan's "One More Cup of Coffee" and a forceful and combative performance of Skip Spence's' chilling account of his self-destruction, "Skip's Song." I particularly liked "Morning Dew" a Tim Rose song which just adds Roberts personal touch to such a classic song! The decision to write only scarcely (The album contains just two originals) was a good one for Mr. Plant, only because it clearly allowed him to focus more on vocals and instrumentation. On Dreamland, his vocals are delightfully airy and emotive and the instrumentation is always completely appropriate, warm and encompassing (without ever becoming mushy) on the dreamier songs and twinkling and eerie (without ever becoming sluggish) on the downbeaten ones. Dreamland is obviously a well-planned and proficiently constructed LP. Mr. Plant had likely maintained a thorough understanding of these tunes for years and knew precisely what he wanted when it came time to record them. Likewise, Dreamland is a pleasure to listen to. As mentioned earlier, such latter-day cover collections from classic rockers are unlikely to be great, but they often do make for very pleasing listening experiences. Dreamland is one of the most enjoyable to date. Well worth Buying, be it a Led Zepp fan or otherwise!

The Doors Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, September 20, 1968 (RSD 2024) (CD)

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