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Track Listings
| 1. Other Arms |
| 2. In The Mood |
| 3. Messin' With The Mekon |
| 4. Wreckless Love |
| 5. Thru' With The Two Step |
| 6. Horizontal Departure |
| 7. Stranger Here...Than Over There |
| 8. Big Log |
| 9. In The Mood |
| 10. Thru' With The Two Step |
| 11. Lively Up Yourself |
| 12. Turnaround |
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Robert Plant's Post-Led Zeppelin Solo Career is celebrated with an expanded & remastered edition. The Principle of Moments is a complex and expressive sonic marvel. It includes four rare bonus tracks as well as the previously-unreleased track, "Turnaround."
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By M. Martin
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is one of those albums that really grows on you. Once you get familiar with the tunes they just get better and better. Plant writes some classic stuff here like In The Mood and Big Log which both received lots of airplay. The drumming of Phil Collins on most of the album shows the guys has lots of groove and a great sound.
The added tracks were a disappointment I have to say. In The Mood was a let down compared with the tracks I've heard online. This cut is unfinished and chops off a spectacular ending!Sadly, Lively Up Yourself is a snippet of a track. What fans could really use is an official release of this tour.
All in all the sound is very good and the album is a classic so it's money well spent!
The added tracks were a disappointment I have to say. In The Mood was a let down compared with the tracks I've heard online. This cut is unfinished and chops off a spectacular ending!Sadly, Lively Up Yourself is a snippet of a track. What fans could really use is an official release of this tour.
All in all the sound is very good and the album is a classic so it's money well spent!
Format:Audio CD
Maybe "thru with the two step" [isn't great], but the album is fairly consistently good. It really isn't as bad as one would think judging by some of the things he would release in the future like "walking into clarksdale" and "Now and Zen." This was really a fair attempt to move forward for Plant and for the most part it WORKED. It isn't Led Zeppelin , but it is good and interesting if you like the softer side of Zepp- this really isn't too much an eighties sound for Plant, YET, Plant slowly lets go of the 70s here. Good if your interested in the careers of Led Zeppelin after the split, and entertaining in a mellow way not rocking at all.
By "deltafront"
Format:Audio CD
It's rather refreshing to see such an accomplished singer as Robert Plant take a step back from the self-indulgent bombasity that marked - and marred - some of Led Zep's later works, and turn out such a fine album as "The Principle of Moments." This is a consistent work, full of simple songs well-performed and sung. "In the Mood" still hold up after all these years as an excellent song, dreadfull video notwhithstanding. There are no real rockers here - all of the songs on this CD are mellow, introspective, generaly pleasent to listen to - again and again.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
another great solo effort!
Robert Plant just keeps getting better with every project he does, i will always be a Plant fan for his dedication and presentation of his majestic music
Published on Jun 19 2005 by Deimos
5.0 out of 5 stars
First of his classical albums
This one I bought a few months after it came out. But, it grew on me, and now Big Log is my classical song, the song of the songs.
Published on Nov 19 2002 by Matthias Kremer
5.0 out of 5 stars
PLANT'S BEST POST-ZEP
This is simply one of the best rock albums of the early 80's, a clever blending of musical styles of the day. Phil Collins is on board for most of the tracks, kicking (... Read more
Published on Dec 12 2001 by Joe
4.0 out of 5 stars
No explanations
I won't give no explanations as why I like this second Plant solo album. I just like it. That's all. No need to compare or to philosophy about it. IT's just good music.
Published on Dec 3 2001 by Pitchulo Dun Dun
5.0 out of 5 stars
BIG LOG, big bass, haunting lyrics...
"My love is in league with the freeway...its passion will rise as the cities fly by and the taillights dissolve... Read more
Published on Oct 26 2001 by Verne Robinson
3.0 out of 5 stars
PLANT IN A MINIMALIST MOOD
The title and cover say it all. And the reviews here are all accurate in describing the album. Plant's second solo album sees him largely trying to get away from the Zep sound,... Read more
Published on Sep 20 2001 by Ace Jones
3.0 out of 5 stars
Nothing to Write Home About
First let me state something for the record: I'm a big Led Zeppelin fan. When I first started listening to Robert Plant's solo stuff back in the 80's I was more or less attracted... Read more
Published on July 2 2001 by CMOS
5.0 out of 5 stars
Robert Plant discovers life after Led Zeppelin
The 1980s held so much promise for Led Zeppelin. Their final album had shown they could make the transition into the digitally-minded decade with ease by toning down the guitar... Read more
Published on Jun 8 2001 by 32-year old wallflower
3.0 out of 5 stars
A fulfilling, interesting album
The Principle of Moments, Robert Plant's second solo release, is a good album. A total of eight songs is included. Every one of them is worthwhile and has something to offer. Read more
Published on Feb 11 2001 by sauerkraut
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding Pop-Rock
A purely enjoyable and innovative pop-rock collection. While never a big fan of Zep or testosterone rock in general (my tastes run to Joni Mitchell, fusion and folk), I have always... Read more
Published on Nov 25 2000
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