Two in fire

In November, two combined souls and voices to give out the sound. But how did they change!

He was once a rock-roller daffodil with wavy hair to his shoulders, into a shirt erotically opened from top to bottom, and now he has turned into a wise gentleman in black, sending humanity, standing with a cardboard on which he himself wrote by hand: “Do not be afraid!” She was an elongated beauty with a strand twisted in a ring and bright red lips, whose color sounded like a firefighter siren-and now has turned into an elegant lady, who, however, does not allow her to live calmly, and therefore her dress is cut into narrow stripes, heels are high, and causing eyes under it. And this couple, connecting, gives out an old Zeppelinsky thing, which once thundered around the world, like a cobblestone with sharp faces.

This is Rock and Roll from the fourth Led Zeppelin album, from that very fourth that was recorded in the mansion with the walls of the eggs with walls and tearing the world with a piercing voice of Planta and the roar of Bonham drums. With what impudent self-loving he once did not sing, but her Plant did on dark scenes, where silver stars on the pants of Page flickered and rode next to him, performing a skat jump with a guitar in his hands!

"You cannot enter the same river twice." But Plant enters and, transforming himself, transforms the river.

Where did the piercing cry, frightening roar and ecstasy of destruction? Everything has passed and has changed, and now in this thing a balanced, restrained grace of well -tempered feelings. The thing seemed to be returned in the initial years of rock and roll, when the piano necessarily dancing the knee, and the saxophone forced the narrow trousers to jump and spin-column spin. In this rock and roll there is no longer an inflamed call and erotic encroachment, but the drive did not disappear, he was simply clothed in new forms. As these two, rock and roll gentleman with a violent past and seductive Irish, who once smoked in blues bars, enjoy the sound and each other.