Exploring the history of the 'Zoso' symbol used by Jimmy Page on the cover of Led Zeppelin's iconic 1971 album 'Led Zeppelin IV', which is rooted in the occult.

A man depicted on the album cover of Led Zeppelin IV has been revealed as a 19th Century thatcher. The figure is most likely Lot Long from Mere in Wiltshire, photographed by Ernest Farmer.

The image on the Led Zeppelin album cover is colorized, leading Edwards to believe that Farmer may have used the image to ...

Fifty years ago, Led Zeppelin was born in a London basement ... “And a lot of outtakes from album covers and some of the original artwork. … The idea was that every page you turn is going ...

Radio X walks the highways and byways of the world to discover Classic Rock's most iconic locations: from The Beatles and ...

Fifty years ago, Led Zeppelin was born in a London basement ... “And a lot of outtakes from album covers and some of the original artwork. … The idea was that every page you turn is going ...

By the time Led Zeppelin launched their injury-plagued 1975 North American tour on Jan. 18, they found themselves in the ...

Storm Thorgerson, Who Designed Album Covers For Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, Dead at 69 Storm Thorgerson, Who Designed Album Covers For Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, Dead at 69 Artist Storm ...

this album cover represented a holy grail for collectors determined to own a very special piece of music memorabilia." Fewer than 30 signed copies of Led Zeppelin albums are thought to exist.

Led Zeppelin II was recorded from April through August 1969 at various studios in the U.K. and North America while the band was on tour supporting its debut album. Page produced the album ...

Legendary Designer Storm Thorgerson Recalls ‘Climbing Towards A Fiery Dawn’ With Led Zeppelin Album Cover Through the years, artist Storm Thorgerson has contributed a lot to musical pop ...