Changes

The fourth album (1973) which was untitled and did not feature the band on the cover, became known as either Four Symbols or Led Zeppelin Four.  The 'symbols' being four runic symbols, one associated with each member of the band. This album launched Led Zeppelin into a new level as the track Stairway to Heaven became the most requested track on US radio ever.  

The fourth album (1973) which was untitled and did not feature the band on the cover, became known as either Four Symbols or Led Zeppelin Four.  The 'symbols' being four runic symbols, one associated with each member of the band. This album launched Led Zeppelin into a new level as the track Stairway to Heaven became the most requested track on US radio ever.  

Houses of the Holy (1975) broadened the scope of the band even further with the reggae influenced D'Ya Maker and the mysterious lingering No Quarter.

Houses of the Holy (1974) broadened the scope of the band even further with the reggae influenced D'Ya Maker and the mysterious lingering No Quarter.

After the release of Houses of the Holy the band's next project was the mostly live concert film, The Song remains the Same, named after a track on that album.

After the release of Houses of the Holy the band's next project was the mostly live concert film, The Song remains the Same, named after a track on that album.

Presence (1976) and In Through the Out Door (1979) followed and Led Zeppelin's place in Rock History was assured.

Presence (1976) and In Through the Out Door (1979) followed and Led Zeppelin's place in Rock History was assured.

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