Led Zeppelin In Through The Out Door

Front:

Image:

- The bar looks rough and so gives an edgy feel.

- The barman has tattoos which makes him look aggressive.

- The man at the bar is sitting alone and looks unhappy.

Text:

- Their is no text on the cover, this makes the album myterious

Genre:

- The setting and costumes give a clue to the genre as it's rough and edgy.

Target Audience:

- The use of men means mean can relate to it more and their age suggests that it would appeal to older men rather than young boys or teenagers.

Representation:

- Representation of men

Inlay:

- The image shows the bar from another angle and it looks messy which suggests anarchy which is associated with the rock genre.

Back:

- The image shows the man in a white suite who appears on the cover, inlay and on the back which suggests he's the main focus of the album.

- There's a song list which helps the audience relate to the band because they get an idea of what the songs are about.