Led Zeppelin IV
| Led Zeppelin IV | ||
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| Studiealbum af Led Zeppelin | ||
| Indspillet | December 1970 – Marts 1971 Olympic Studios  | |
| Udgivet | 8. november 1971 | |
| Genre | Hård rock Heavy metal blues rock folk rock | |
| Længde | 42:33 | |
| Spor | 4 spor, 4 spor | |
| Sprog | Engelsk | |
| Udgiver | Atlantic | |
| Producer | Jimmy Page | |
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Led Zeppelin IV er det mest brugte, men uofficielle, navn på det unavngivne fjerde album fra det engelske rockband Led Zeppelin. Det blev udgivet 8. november 1971. Det har ingen officiel titel skrevet noget sted på albummet, men kaldes generelt Led Zeppelin IV efter bandets tre tidligere nummererede album. Atlantic Records' kataloger har brugt navnene Four Symbols og The Fourth Album.
Led Zeppelin IV blev ved sin udgivelse en stor succes både kommercielt og anmeldermæssigt. De fleste af albummets sange er blevet klassikere, deriblandt "Black Dog", "Going to California", "Misty Mountain Hop", "Rock and Roll", "When the Levee Breaks" og "Stairway to Heaven". Albummet er et af de bedst sælgende album nogensinde med sine 40 millioner solgter eksemplarer, hvoraf de 23 millioner er solgt i USA, hvilket er det tredjefleste overhovedet.[1] I 2003 blev albummet placeret som nummer 66 på Rolling Stones liste over de 500 største album nogensinde.
Spor
Side 1
- "Black Dog" (Page/Plant/Jones) – 4:56
- "Rock and Roll" (Page/Plant/Jones/Bonham) – 3:41
- "The Battle of Evermore" (Page/Plant) – 5:52
- "Stairway to Heaven" (Page/Plant) – 8:03
Side 2
- "Misty Mountain Hop" (Page/Plant/Jones) – 4:39
- "Four Sticks" (Page/Plant) – 4:45
- "Going to California" (Page/Plant) – 3:32
- "When the Levee Breaks" (Page/Plant/Jones/Bonham/Memphis Minnie) – 7:07
Fodnoter
- ^ "Top 100 Albums". RIAA. Hentet 2008-08-11.
Eksterne henvisninger
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Crop of a derivative of John Bonham's Led Zeppelin sigil of three intersecting circles, likely from page 32 of Rudolf Koch's 1930 book The Book of Signs. (Koch died 1934) The original symbol was used in Led Zeppelin IV.
Crop of a derivative of Robert Plant's Led Zeppelin sigil of a feather inside a circle, likely a simple merging of two symbols from the "Feather Symbol of Truth" illustration on page 105 of James Churchward's 1933 book The Sacred Symbols of Mu (Churchward died in 1936). The original symbol was used in Led Zeppelin IV.
A sigil for Saturn (sometimes called ZoSo) from p. 31 of Le triple vocabulaire infernal, printed 1847; a similar symbol was used by Jimmy Page as his personal symbol/logo for the untitled Led Zeppelin album commonly called Led Zeppelin IV
Crop of a derivative of John Paul Jones's Led Zeppelin sigil of a non-interlaced triquetra overlaying a circle, likely from page 33 of Rudolf Koch's 1930 book The Book of Signs (Koch died 1934) The original symbol was used in Led Zeppelin IV.