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Led Zeppelin Wembley Empire Pool, London 1971 Giant Poster Type Advert

VERY HARD TO FIND GIANT ADVERTISEMENT!

This was to be the last show of the Winter 1971 United Kingdom Tour supporting Led Zeppelin IV (Zoso) but a second show on teh 21st was added due to demand.

The shows at the Wembley Empire Pool, Wembley Park, were dubbed the "Electric Magic" show.
These five hour shows included bizarre vaudeville circus acts with plate spinners, trapeze artists and performing pigs which were dressed in policeman's uniforms.

This was the first concert tour on which the band visually projected the "four symbols" which adorned their fourth album onto their stage equipment.
Jimmy Page's "Zoso" symbol was put onto one of his Marshall amplifiers, John Bonham's three interlinked circles adorned the outer face of his bass drum.
John Paul Jones had his symbol stenciled onto material which was draped across his Fender Rhodes keyboard and Robert Plant's feather symbol was painted onto a side speaker PA cabinet.

• Date: 1971
• Category: Original Newsprint Ad
• Size: Roughly 23" x 17.5" - folded
• Condition: Excellent - general age related wear
  
  

Packed with amazing R&R history and one-off artwork, these concerts ads were short run. They are mini archives of the bands history. The live gigs are where the legends and folklore were born. In addition the artwork packed in these little ads are often iconic and poster-like. 

These advertisements ran in various publications for the purpose of promoting a bands tour or performance. Printed in a variety of sizes (note description), and on various paper stocks from glossy magazine paper to newsprint these RARE ads were often created for a limited time, sometimes running only for a single issue. Because of the limited nature of these ads often times the artwork is different or varied from that used in the traditional promotional campaigns creating rare one offs and variations. These are most often collected and/or framed. As these ads become more and more scarce certain ads are becoming highly desirable for their investment potential.
THESE LIMITED PRINT RUN ADVERTISEMENTS ARE BECOMING HARDER AND HARDER TO FIND!