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ROBERT PLANT Talks To Last.fm About 'Lullaby… And The Ceaseless Roar' (Video)

September 26, 2014

Robert Plant recently spoke to Last.fm about "Lullaby… And The Ceaseless Roar", his new solo set with backing band SENSATIONAL SPACE SHIFTERS. You can watch the chat below.

According to The Pulse Of Radio, Plant's new CD earned the former LED ZEPPELIN frontman a Top 10 hit on The Billboard 200 album chart. "Lullaby… And The Ceaseless Roar" came in a full five spaces under Plant's previous studio set, 2010's "Band Of Joy", and far below his Top 2 runaway hit with Alison Krauss on their groundbreaking 2007 "Raising Sand" collection. Plant's 2004 album, "Mighty Rearranger", got as high as No. 4.

Robert Plant told The Pulse Of Radio that the success he found in 2007 with the "Raising Sand" album both liberated and centered him creatively. "Following the work with Alison Krauss, which was a spectacular revival of my spirit in a way, I felt I could do more or less anything, I could sink and swim," he explained. "There was no real big partnership moment. I don't have to ask anybody anything. I just stood there a little bit like I did when I was about 17."

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