US Edition[Opinion] Robert Plant’s opinion on Faith No More
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Robert Plant’s opinion on Faith No More
When Led Zeppelin came to an end in 1980 after John Bonham's tragic death, it was hard for the surviving members to carry on as solo artists or as members of other bands. The vocalist Robert Plant was the most prolific one and also who experimented the most with other music genres, not trying to repeat the same kind of music Zeppelin did. This showed his broad musical taste and how open he was to listen to different music and new bands. He had t…
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