After all, the only band identification on Led Zeppelin IV (1971) was a series of symbols — one for each group member. In fact, it’s not quite correct to refer to the album as Led Zeppelin IV.

The 4 symbols on the album sleeve made the Zeppelin legend grow Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin perform at the Electric Magic show in London on 21st November 1971. | Michael Putland ...

Each member of Led Zeppelin was represented on the sleeve by a sigil, a rune-like symbol, a clear reflection of Page’s occult interests, and also of Robert Plant, even if the latter’s were ...

The 1971 LP has come to be known as Led Zeppelin IV or The Four Symbols, because of the symbols adopted by the four band members found on the wordless cover.

In 1971 Led Zeppelin gave their fourth album an unpronounceable title made up of four distinct symbols, and Jimmy Page still isn't talking ...

It’s not their most famous album; the untitled fourth LP (sometimes called Led Zeppelin IV or “ZoSo” for the symbols on it) takes that honor, as it has the group’s most famous song ...

Led Zeppelin's untitled 1971 album, which most call Led Zeppelin IV due to the numerical progression of the band's records to that point, is filled with classic cuts. Side one alone has "Black Dog ...

Their hard work paid off, as Led Zeppelin IV entered the U.K. chart at No. 10 before rising to the top a week later. The album didn't hit No. 1 on the Billboard chart, getting stuck behind Sly ...

However, the actual identity of the man on the 1971 LP remained unknown for 52 years until University of the West of England researcher (and Led Zeppelin fan) Brian Edwards — working on another ...

Lucky Find at Auction Identifies Man on Cover of ‘Led Zeppelin IV’ It’s not a painting. It’s a picture of a Victorian artisan taken in the English countryside in 1892. Share full article 297 ...