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Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin (1969)

In 1966, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, John Entvistl and Kit Mun discussed formation of a “supergroup” and come to the conclusion that it would have gone through terrible and “lead Zeppelin” (Lead Zeppelin). This term was used in the last century in everyday speech, residents of the United Kingdom to describe something that is “fucked up in advance,” and doomed to failure before you even begin. Anyway, the group Led Zeppelin has never formed in this composition but the name remains and is activated later. The envelope of their first album photo dirigible Hindenburg disaster of 1937 in which thirty-six people lost their lives by being burned, tried to jump out of the burning airship or simply carbon monoxide poisoning. The album cover was designed to explain to the audience what Led Zeppelin meaning of the word “rock and roll”. The answer is a fire, disasters and explosions.

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