a fan of Celtic culture as Robert Plant could not help but read the books of Tolkien, the writer of the South African author of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, who died in their 70s in England. Plant's interest in Celtic literature is publicized in songs as "Immigrant Song ," which tells the Viking wars, and the movie of the Led Zeppelin "The Song Remains The Same " takes place where the adventure of a knight played by the same Plant.
songs with references to the Book:
KASHMIR - MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP - NO QUARTER - OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY (among other things is the title of a story by Tolkien) - RAMBLA ON - Stairway To Heaven - The Battle Of Evermore
KASHMIR [ Physical Graffiti ]
... My Shangri-La Beneath the Summer Moon
The beginning says "I let the sun beat on the face, the stars fill my dreams ..." As the song ends with him Shangri-La talking about and says "Oh, Father of the four winds, fill my sails, across the sea of \u200b\u200byears With no provision but an open face ... oh, when I'm on my way when I see, when I see in what way you fixed his eyes ... oh my ... let me lead from there ... " is considered the culmination of the music of Led Zeppelin, is a mysterious and fascinating encounter between East and West.
... Sit with a gentle race of Elders
... To sit with elders of a gentle race
We think the sweet singing and rhythmic speech reminiscent of the way we communicate Ent, an ancient race now extinct. Merry and Pippin, while attending to their Council, are fascinated by this strange and very rare way of expressing that floods their souls a sense of calm. The Ents are very old and Treebeard, their leader, is in Middle-earth from creation. [The Two Towers]
In another hypothesis "Elders of a gentle race" are an ancient people of the Elves with their singing enchant travelers who have the fortune to meet. The four hobbits, for example, when they meet them at the borders of the Shire and Rivendell, but they do not understand their songs are fascinating and seem to understand. [The Fellowship of the Ring, The Hobbit]
Misty Mountain Hop [Led Zeppelin IV ]
The cover of the album in mysterious also this song (untitled album, or "Led Zeppelin IV" or "Four Symbols") has a precise meaning: The old man with the bundle on his back is to represent nature and the hole in the wall is followed by the buildings (this on the back, with a tall building) symbolizes the squalor of the suburbs and pollution ruining nature. From this album the four band members began to sign with a symbol that represented them (see below). There is an aura of mystery around this magical album-ghost, and as Page had contacts with a Satanist, they tried to find hidden messages in the songs of the disc (a parliamentary committee in California gathered to listen to this song on the contrary, and you receive a message of Satan).
So I'm packing my bags for the Misty Mountains
Where the spirits go now,
Then do your bags for the Misty Mountains
In this song the title is an obvious reference to the Misty Mountains. This mountain range is located in Middle-earth, separating Eriador, and the Wild West to the East in the first book in the series, The Fellowship of the cross through Moria. In verses marked speak the spirits that inhabit the mountains. It is not uncommon to find spirits that haunt places so wild, in fact even if we find them in different Tumulilande or in the desolate Nindalf.
These lines lead to another interpretation: the spirits, who are now traveling and flying over the mountains could be the thoughts of the 13 dwarfs who think beyond the mountains already feel again the masters of the lost treasure of their ancestors. [The Hobbit]
Close the door, turn off the lights.
According to a piece of text that draws the desperate attempt of Aragorn at the head of his army to arrive in Gondor first army of Sauron, in fact, the valiant King takes on the bloody trail of deaths defying the forces of the underworld that, according to the prophecy, recognizing the person who is first dare not hinder but simply follow from afar. [The Return of the King]
A second interpretation would like this song as a picture adventure Fellowship of the Ring on the slopes of Mount Moriah Caradhras and inside, a huge complex of tunnels and rooms built by the dwarves in the mountains, but fell into the hands of the Orcs. [The Fellowship of the Ring]
OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY [ Houses Of The Holy ]
Hey lady , got the love I need and Maybe More Than Enough
Oh, darlin ', darlin', darlin 'Walk a while with me.
Hey lady, you love I need and maybe more than enough
The title song is the title of a story that is in the collection "The Lost Tales", written by Tolkien of course.
The verses may be reported to both the couple encounter between Aragorn and Arwen and Frodo and the wife of Tom Bombadil, after being dismissed by their friend and taking up the journey Frodo becomes aware of not saying goodbye to the woman loved by Tom Bombadil . While thinking about this, the woman (which in essence would be Mother Nature) is, and walk a bit 'with Frodo, being fascinated by her, still wants his company. [The Fellowship of the Ring]
RAMBLE ON [ Led Zeppelin II ]
The leaves fall around me;
In these lines we talk about Frodo's departure from Hobbiton. His departure coincides with the beginning of the long adventure of the Ring, is in fact the Fall season choice for departing from the Hobbit. The reference to the moonlight illuminating the way forward recalls the long night stages done by him. [The Fellowship of the Ring]
Mine's A Tale That Can not Be Told.
Mine is a story that can not be told,
....
Jimmy Page - JP Jones - J. "Bonzo" Bonham - Robert Plant
There's a feeling I get when I look to the West
In the first two verses may be a reference to the elven people who, following an instinct, at some point in their lives feel the need to go to the West where, from the Grey Havens, will set sail with their ships to Valinor: the land of the gods. [The entire trilogy of Lord of the Rings]
In another interpretation could be thought of Bilbo once they leave the house of Beorn. The Hobbit on the way towards the Mirkwood regret having left their homes beyond the Misty Mountains. In his meditation ignores the presence of Bilbo Gandalf (smoke rings) and Beorn the following hiding dwarves to defend their ponies. [The Hobbit]
... Side by side we wait the might of the darkest of them ...
These two lines probably refer to the preparation of the battle between the armies of Sauron and the Riders of Rohan. In fact, Rohan is a flat region where the stronger horses are bred in Middle-earth, making the region famous. [Two Towers]
... War is the common cry, pick up your swords and fight.
The pain of war can not Exceed the woe of aftermath.
No comfort has the fire at night That lights the face so cold.
... The war is common cry, pick up your swords and fight.
The pain of war can not exceed the woe of aftermath.
No comfort has the fire at night that lights the face so cold.
These verses contain a description of the bloody battle between good and evil that brings death and destruction behind him in both armies, because armies of the alliance lost many heroes including King Theoden while the armies of evil lose their general: The Lord of the Nazgul [The Return of the King]
The magic runes are writ in gold to bring the balance back.
The magic runes are writ in gold to bring the balance.
"The magic runes" in our opinion are nothing more than the rings of power distributed among the peoples of Middle-earth and the destruction of the need to regain their power. [The Silmarillion]
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