In November of 1971, the band Led Zeppelin released the best-selling album of their career, what came to be known as Led Zeppelin IV. Like the Beatle’s “White Album” in 1968, the record had no photograph of the band, or any writing on the front, back or spine. But while the White Album did have the name “Beatles” embossed on the front cover, Led Zeppeli…
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