Led Zeppelin : Led Zeppelin IV ( Deluxe Edition )

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The untitled 

fourth studio album 

by English rock band

 Led Zeppelin,

 commonly known as

 * Led Zeppelin IV, 

was released on

 November 8 1971

 by Atlantic Records. 

Produced by 

guitarist

 Jimmy Page,

 it was recorded

 between 

November 1970

 and

 January 1971

 at several locations,

 most prominently the 

Victorian house

 Headley Grange.

After the band's 

previous album 

Led Zeppelin III

 received lukewarm

 reviews from critics,

 Page decided their 

fourth album would 

officially be untitled.

 This,

 along with the

 inner sleeve's design

 featuring four symbols

 that represented each

 band member, 

led to the album being 

referred to 

variously as
Four Symbols, 

The Fourth Album,

 Untitled, 

Runes, 

The Hermit, 

and

 ZoSo 

which was derived

 from Page's symbol

 In addition to lacking an 

album title,

 the cover featured 

no band name, 

as the group wished

 to be anonymous 

and to avoid easy 

pigeonholing 

by the press.

Led Zeppelin IV 

was a commercial 

and critical success, 

featuring many

 of the band's

 best-known songs, 

including

 "Black Dog", 

"Rock and Roll",

 "Going to California" 

and

 "Stairway to Heaven". 

The album is 

one of the 

best-selling albums

 of all time

 with more than 

37 million copies sold.

It is tied for 

third highest-certified album

 in the United States

by the Recording Industry

 Association of America 

at 23× Platinum.

 Writers and critics

 have regularly cited

 it on lists of

 the greatest albums 

of all time.

DELUXE BONUS DISC 

TRACK LIST

Black Dog
(Basic track with guitar overdubs)

Rock N' Roll 
( Alternate Mix )

The Battle of Evermore
(Mandolin/Guitar mix from Headley Grange)

Stairway to Heaven
(Sunset Sound mix)

Misty Mountain Hop
(Alternate mix)

Four Sticks

(Alternate mix)

Going to California

(Mandolin/Guitar mix)

When the Levee Breaks

 (Alternate UK mix)

* CD one is Also 
The Deluxe Edition Version

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