Pictures at Eleven · 1982
Plant's first solo album after Led Zeppelin, with Phil Collins and Cozy Powell sharing the drums. The sound stays close to rock while stepping out of the band's shadow.
Plant's first solo album after Led Zeppelin, with Phil Collins and Cozy Powell sharing the drums. The sound stays close to rock while stepping out of the band's shadow.
The album that brought "Big Log", Plant's biggest solo hit. Atmospheric, keyboard-tinged rock with restrained arrangements.
His most experimental record of the eighties, leaning on synthesizers and angular new-wave rhythms. It divided listeners at the time.
A commercial comeback built on polished rock and the hit "Tall Cool One", which sampled Led Zeppelin for the first time. Jimmy Page guests on guitar.
A louder, harder-edged record riding the energy of late-eighties rock. It leans on guitars and upbeat tempos.
A turn toward folk, acoustic textures and world music, widely seen as an artistic high point. It features strings and guest musicians from the folk scene.
Recorded with the Strange Sensation, mostly reworkings of songs by others, from Tim Buckley to Bob Dylan. The arrangements are hazy and atmospheric.
A restless blend of rock with North African and Eastern textures, made with the Strange Sensation. It drew strong reviews for its adventurous sound.
A duet album with bluegrass singer Alison Krauss, produced by T Bone Burnett, that won the Grammy for Album of the Year. Hushed Americana built on close harmonies.
Named after Plant's pre-Zeppelin group and produced with Buddy Miller, an Americana set of country, folk and gospel covers. Patty Griffin sings alongside him.
Made with the Sensational Space Shifters, weaving West African rhythms and electronics into folk rock. It reached number two in the UK.
Another album with the Sensational Space Shifters, quiet and textured, mixing folk, rock and Eastern colours. Chrissie Hynde guests on one track.
The second duet album with Alison Krauss, again produced by T Bone Burnett, revisiting the roots and folk covers of their first collaboration. Warm and unhurried.
Recorded with his band Saving Grace and singer Suzi Dian, drawing on gospel, blues and traditional roots material. His first album under that name.