Robert Plant

Blow out the candles.

He celebrates "purity and allegiance" of genre fans but recalls the ones who spent nights "taking the piss" out of him.

Let those memories flow back on a summer breeze.

He does come from the land of ice and snow, after all.

He recalls how version of "The Last Time I Saw Her" came about when record label deceived him.

Three Led Zeppelin covers were among the highlights of the show.

Singer wonders what 1998’s ‘Walking Into Clarksdale’ means to guitarist.

'I pick up kindling every where I go,' jokes Plant.

Singer jokes about off-grid living as he recalls 1970 trip to Bron-Yr-Aur Cottage with Jimmy Page.

Even the mud shark?

Singer was "intimidated" by the "excellence" of Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones.

Led Zeppelin legend felt "exposed and vulnerable" as duet album ‘Raising Sand’ began to form.