Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 2月15日 04時29分

“Robert Plant settles comfortably onto the sofa where he is about to be interviewed and glances at a monitor to his left. A faint smile of bemused recognition spreads across his distinctive hawklike features as he watches vintage black-and-white footage of a young man, barely out of his teens, wailing into the camera like a heavy-metal Mongol, thrusting his bare chest forward, filling the screen with a golden avalanche of shoulder-length blond curls. The turn-of-the-Seventies image — bell-bottom pants, a skimpy open floral blouse, exaggerated sex-warrior stage moves — seems strange, even quaint, on the small screen. But the singer's voice and the roar of the band behind him are unmistakable. ‘You need coolin'/Baby, I'm not foolin',’ the young blond buck howls. ‘I'm gonna send ya/Back for schoolin'/Way down inside/Uh, honey, you need it/I'm gonna give you my love/I'm gonna give you my love/Wooooaaaah!’ The band, of course, is Led Zeppelin. The song is ‘Whole Lotta Love.’ And the singer is a much younger Robert Plant.” From a March 1988 Rolling Stone Interview. Photograph by Michael Ochs

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