In The Evening (Rough Mix) http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/jul/09/led-zeppelin-unreleased-version-in-the-evening

Jimmy wrote on his webpage in On this day... that show on 24 September 1971 in Japan was recorded.

Rolling Stone report on press conference: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/jimmy-page-previews-final-zeppelin-reissues-closes-band-vault-20150616

I think it was published in Uncut January 2015 pages 14-16. You can preview it for free at Apple's Newsstand.

New interview with Jimmy http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6288896/jimmy-page-led-zeppelin-future-interview

Here's the link http://www.billboard.com/articles/6191130/paul-mccartney-reissue-unreleased-john-bonham

Official Albums Chart UK 14th June 2014 7. Led Zeppelin 10. Led Zeppelin III 12. Led Zeppelin II http://www.officialcharts.com/albums-chart/

I think The Complete Studio Recordings box set and 1994 reissue have wrong channels for first album while 1990 box set has correct channels.

I have also 1.17.

The book can be also pre-ordered at Amazon.co.uk

Let me recall what Jimmy told about live recordings and footage in 2012. But there’s been a lot of Led Zeppelin work to be done. And to have done up to this point, and to be done as well. But after that I should do it… no, this is all studio stuff, nothing to do with any live stuff. So, you know, sort of revisiting the vaults. http://staticmultimedia.com/music/jimmy-page-i-wasnt-so-much-a-trained-musician-i-sort-of-learned-as-i-went-along Page is also looking at relevant live recordings and film to accompany the reissues. "There are concerts that were recorded – some that might have appeared on bootleg in some shape or form – and a certain amount of footage, though not a lot," he said. "I started doing this with [2003's] Led Zeppelin DVD and [the 2003 three-CD set] How the West Was Won, which was a superb live performance." http://www.rollingstone.com/music/blogs/alternate-take/jimmy-page-digs-up-substantial-rarities-for-new-led-zeppelin-remasters-20121126

Here's Rolling Stone interview with Paul Rodgers in which he talks about flying Led Zeppelin's jet and The Firm. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/paul-rodgers-returns-to-his-soul-and-r-b-roots-20140321

Interview with David Coverdale on Coverdale/Page album http://www.classicrockmagazine.com/features/coverdale-page-the-best-zeppelin-album-plant-never-made/

It seems that there's something wrong with them as the companion disc for Led Zeppelin II lists The Lemon Song.

If you look carefully at a photo of booklet for Led Zeppelin II you will see that "La La" is the last song. Moreover you won't see "Bring It On Home".