Led Zepplin were famous not only for their off-beat mixture of Zen and Satanism, and riotous living, but also for their imaginative record covers. However, it wasn’t always a case of just setting fire to a passing German airship or getting some old tramp to pose with a bundle of sticks on his back.
This picture shows the long development process that took place between the prototype stage – a murky holiday snap taken by Robert Plant on holiday in Cardigan Bay (1970) and the glossy final image for Zepplin's classic 1973 album.
The Fly
Riff Raff
July, 1993
This picture shows the long development process that took place between the prototype stage – a murky holiday snap taken by Robert Plant on holiday in Cardigan Bay (1970) and the glossy final image for Zepplin's classic 1973 album.
The Fly
Riff Raff
July, 1993
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