Robert Plant - Fate Of Nations

At first, Fate of Nations seems so light and airy that it slips away
through the layers of acoustic guitars, violins, and keyboards. Upon further
listenings, more textures appear, and the album gains a calm sense of tension
and reflectiveness. It's also Robert Plant's most personal record ever; he
addresses the death of his son in the beautiful "I Believe." Simultaneously,
Fate of Nations is a political album -- "Great Spirit" and "Network News" are
two of the most socially conscious songs Plant has ever written. Yet, the album
is never heavy-handed and doesn't fall into sermonizing or sentimentality. Plant
has always had a folkie heart; on Fate of Nations, he wears it on his
sleeve.

1 Calling to You (5:48)
2 Down to the Sea (4:00)
3 Come into My Life (6:32)
4 I Believe (4:32)
5 29 Palms (4:51)
6 Memory Song (Mello Hello) (5:22)
7 If I Were a Carpenter (3:45)
8 Promised Land (4:59)
9 Greatest Gift (6:51)
10 Great Spirit (5:27)
11 Network News
12 Colour Of A Shade
13 Great Spirit (Acoustic Mix)
14 Rollercoaster (Demo)
15 8:05
16 Dark Moon (Acoustic)



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