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Here on this site I´ve put together what I found on the net about the 4 Symbols - especially about the meaning of ZoSo - some is serious some is without a sense and some is really funny to read - enjoy :-) |
| This is from the Led Zeppelin Infrequently Murmured Trivia List! | ||
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Jimmy's symbol please refer to the FAQL for a detailed explanation. The
most recent theory that seeks to explain it has it that it that it
symbolizes a near-death or Tantric sex experience to unify the worlds of
the living and the dead, and thus to reveal the secrets of the universe.
A few points are worth clarifying.
- It is not a word that can be prounounced
"Zoso". - It is also unlikely to symbolize Cerebus, the guardian hound at the gates of hell. - It is not a stylisied "666". - The closest thing to an explanation from the man himself came on his November 1994 appearance on _Denton_ with Plant. At the end of their interview a member of the studio audience yelled "What's your symbol mean Jimmy?" After some confusion as to what was being yelled, understanding dawned on Plant's face and he replied "Frying tonight". Page did not elaborate further. - It most likely has absoluely nothing to do with Curious George The Monkey, known as Zoso, a character in English children's books. - It doesn't have anything to do with the pyramid of Zoser in Egypt |
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Bravo Nr. 19 vom 3 .Mai 1972 |
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This is from the "Magick Forum" nothing new nothing special but worth reading |
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Swan Song Logo |
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William Rimmer was an abscure American painter, who did a picture around 1869 - 1870 entitled "Evening" or the "Fall of Day" which is currently in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. This picture was adopted by Led Zeppelin as the "Swan Man" logo for album covers, etc. The picture above is taken from page 101 of book "William Rimmer A Yankee Michelangelo", essays by Jeffrey Weidman, Neil Harris and Philip Cash, University Press of New England, 1985, ISBN 0-934358-14-1 |
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The winged man is the angel Lucifer, or Satan. Lucifer / Satan has negative connotations for many people, particularly those raised with a Christian background. With research, Lucifer can be understood in a different light - not as an evil character to be feared. |
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I have this from Duncan Watson´s website |
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the following are from a german katholic website
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