Robert Plant - Fate of Nations

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Album Details

Title: Fate of Nations
Artist: Robert Plant
Release Date: 5/27/1993
Re-Released On: 1/16/2007
Label: Atlantic, Rhino
Duration: 58:53
UPCs: 075679226426, 0731451486722, 0081227416423, 075679226440
Genre: Rock
Styles: Hard Rock, Album Rock
Moods: Aggressive, Campy, Confident, Rowdy, Theatrical, Brooding, Passionate, Rambunctious, Raucous, Rollicking, Complex, Delicate, Energetic, Playful, Rousing
Total Copies: 23
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

Calling to You
Down to the Sea
Come into My Life
I Believe
29 Palms
Memory Song (Mello Hello)
If I Were a Carpenter
Promised Land
The Greatest Gift
Great Spirit
Network News

Additional Releases

Year	Type	Label	Catalog #
2007	CD	Rhino	8122741642
1993	CD	Atlantic	92264

Other Editions

Fate of Nations [Bonus Tracks]

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Album Review

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. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Credits

Name	Credits
Chris Hughes	Audio Production
Michael Gregovich	Audio Engineer
Robert Plant	Vocals, Audio Production