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Originally posted by pinkie
"In the toolshed where he made us suffer..." What the hell???
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From what I have read, the "toolshed" refers to the Aleister Crowley manor where Jimmy Page lives/lived at the time of recording. I'll try and find the link that explains this in detail...
Edit: Found it. Link here:
http://www.reversespeech.com/framestairway.htm
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Until approximately 1985, Page owned and lived in Crowley's former house, "Boleskine," a sprawling farmhouse on the shores of Loch Ness, sometimes called the "Toolhouse" Boleskine was originally purchased in 1900, by Crowley, for almost twice its value, because it met certain requirements of the Books of Sacred Magic of Abra-Melin the Mage. These requirements included windows and a door that opened to the north toward a secluded structure that was to serve as an oratory. It's commonly assumed that a small outbuilding to the far right was the oratory.
Crowley stated in his diary that "shadowy shapes" used to escape the oratory and enter the house. It's been reported that during subsequent rituals these "shadowy shapes" were unleashed with dire effects on visitors, staff, and a few hapless visitors from nearby Foyers.
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Follow the link for a good deal more.