What makes Heaven Knows by Robert Plant notable?

Heaven Knows was well-received, peaking at number 4 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart, demonstrating Plant's enduring appeal as a solo artist. The title track received significant radio play, helping to solidify Plant’s presence in the late '80s rock landscape. Released in 1988, Heaven Knows marked Robert Plant's return to the solo scene after his successful collaboration with Jimmy Page. This album followed his acclaimed work on Now and Zen, showcasing a continued evolution in his sound as he explored more introspective themes.

How many songs are on Heaven Knows?

Heaven Knows has 3 tracks, running approximately 16 minutes.

Heaven Knows

Robert Plant · 1988

16 min · 3 tracks · folk rock

A blend of blues rock and folk influences, infused with a contemplative atmosphere and Plant's signature soaring vocals.

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Heaven Knows (remix) — This remix serves as the album's centerpiece, highlighting Plant's vocal prowess and the lush instrumentation that characterizes his exploration of personal themes.
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Walking Towards Paradise — The track features rich imagery and reflective lyrics, showcasing Plant's knack for storytelling while blending elements of rock and folk.
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Big Log — A standout from this era, Big Log combines atmospheric production with an emotional depth that resonates through its haunting melody and vivid lyricism.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Heaven Knows (remix) 6:26
2 Walking Towards Paradise 4:46
3 Big Log 5:05

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Now and Zen

1988

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Shaken 'n' Stirred

1985

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