Even with “Thank You” and “Ramble On” on Led Zeppelin II, critics considered the LP the birth of metal. (Many still do.) And after III, some wondered if the Zep would pick a lane (i.e., hard or soft).

On Led Zeppelin IV, Page designed his own sigil that reads “Zoso.” However, the famous guitarist has never truly clarified how he came up with the design. “So I accessed my symbol or my sigil, and ...

The 75th anniversary of Atlantic Records is being celebrated by that label and its sister catalog imprint, Rhino Records, with a year-long rollout of 90 vinyl releases and re-releases, covering the ...