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    ROBERT PLANT Digging Deep

    Apr 27, 2020 2 minutes
    Dave Everley

    n the fourth episode of his labour-of-love podcast, also called ‘Digging Deep’, Robert Plant puts his finger on the freedom and frustrations of Life After Zeppelin. “I disappeared up my own rectum,” he says of his embracing of new technology

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