Presence

: This article is about the Led Zeppelin album. There is also the computing concept of Presence Information.

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Presence is a studio album by Led Zeppelin, released by Swan Song Records on March 31, 1976. This album was conceived after Robert Plant sustained serious injuries from a car accident on Rhodes, Greece, August 5, 1975 which postponed a planned 1975/76 world tour by Led Zeppelin. During his convalescent period in Malibu, California, Plant with Jimmy Page, had written enough material for rehersals to begin at Hollywood's SIR Studio. The album was recorded within three weeks at Musicland Studios in Munich, Germany, with Plant in a wheelchair. Both Page and Plant had planned the album to be a return to a simple spontaneous affair after the complex arrangements on Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti. It is their only studio album that features neither acoustic tracks nor keyboards.

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The album peaked at #1 on the Billboard's Pop Albums chart.

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Its catalogue numbers are (US) Swan Song SS 8416(UK) Swan Song SSK59402

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Presence related Images and Photos (experimental)

Tree Presence	Overlapping Presence	Signs of presence	The Presence Chamber Kensington Palace 1816
In the Presence of Three Witnesses D D Home Floats out of One Window and Floats in Again	"Daniel Rodriguez (""Singing Cop""): In The Presence"	"Daniel Rodriguez (""Singing Cop""): In The Presence"	Hark! for the Lintels of the Presence Gate are Vibrating and Echoing Back the Strain
Dice Offering a Banquet to Francus in the Presence of Hyante and Climene from "La Franciade"	Events in Bulgaria: The Assassination of Mr. Beltchef in the Presence of Stefan Stambolov	Wat Tyler for His Insolence is Killed by Sir William Walworth in the Presence of Richard II