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Robert Plant on stage at Oude Rai in Amsterdam, 1972.

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Jimmy Page on stage at Madison Square Garden, 1973.

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Robert Plant in the lobby of The Drake Hotel in New York City, 1973.

“It was Led Zeppelin on tour in 1973…And this rich old dear who lived at The Drake was berating Robert and grabbing his hair, ‘Why d’you have to have your hair long like that? Why can’t you look like a real man?’ Robert was very sweet to her, all peace and love.” - BP Fallon

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Led Zeppelin, 1973.

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Robert Plant and Jimmy Page on stage at Bath Festival, 1970.

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Led Zeppelin performing “Communication Breakdown” on Tous En Scene TV Show in Paris, 1969.

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Robert Plant and Jimmy Page backstage at Vorst Nationaal in Brussels, 1972. (via)

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John Bonham, 1975.

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This billboard appeared on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, 1971. Nobody really knew what these symbols meant.

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“After all this crap that we’d had with the critics, I put it to everybody else that it’d be a good idea to put out something totally anonymous. At first I wanted just one symbol on it, but then it was decided that since it was our fourth album and there were four of us, we could each choose our own symbol.” — Jimmy Page

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Jimmy Page photographed by Jorgen Angel in Copenhagen, 1973.

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Led Zeppelin at a press conference at Budokan in Tokyo, Japan, 1972.

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Robert Plant visits the office of the Charge d’Affaires of the Republic of China in Portland Place, London, in 1967 to hand in a letter expressing his interest in the cultural revolution, currently taking place in that country, and offering his services and that of the Band of Joy to the Republic. In his letter he said: “We are prepared to play for a period of time, free of charge, as we feel very strongly about a united world.