Those rats! So much for Grant not using LEAD ZEPPELIN !

Nice pics! Thanks for posting.

I love 'em all. I've really grown fond of the ITTOD drum sound too.

Kid on the right's about to shiv Pagelet...

HAMMER OF THE GOD

That's not Robert Plant!

Another thing: in the shot from behind, Bonham appears to be wearing a short-sleeved t shirt, and Page light colored pants. In the shot(s) from the front, Page is in a tan jacket and dark pants and Bonham looks to be wearing a long sleeved shirt. Different gigs at the Marquee perhaps?

I'm sure that's a Slingy kit in the Marquee shots. In the shot from behind that rack looks to be a 12!

And the 'Always There' felt strip on the batter!!!!

Indianapolis January 1975.

Thank you, Rove!! I still can't believe that pic's just been sitting there in that book!

That's definitely the foyer of the Kinetic Playground, and the other pic is the House Of Lewis location that was on the same block (around the corner - 1538 Lawrence Ave.). I went inside the space that was the Kinetic Playground a few times in 2002-2003 ish and got to look around and take some pics. The entrance was at the South end of the building, and that's definitely the foyer of it. When I was in there it was very dark in that part of the space, and some daylight was coming thru from Clark street (the entrance was boarded up with plywood). I distinctly remember the floor pattern and the metal grate. The foyer was located what is right behind me in this photo!

I heard today from from someone who'd seen my video that the original resolution pic is in the book that came with the official LZ ITTOD deluxe package. He was kind enough to send me a link to the photo. The link also has 2 other pics that show one of JPJ's keyboards as well as the board in the control room. http://s44.photobucket.com/user/lcondo123/media/Polar%20Studios%201978%20Super%20Deluxe%20Box%20Set/In%20Through%20The%20Out%20Door%20Book%2005_zpsa3zdkt2a.png.html?sort=3&o=0

I hope you get a kick out of this! http://youtu.be/Sn8MFjXyb58

My brother left Houses Of The Holy on the turntable and I was hooked. No Quarter roped me right in..