Good Evening

Good evening. We'd like to ah, Thank you for having us here, and ah, we didn't expect it to be as warm in here, there you go. This is something a little slower that will probably cool us off a little bit. It's called Since I've Been Loving You.

In about ah, in about in three weeks time, wehave a new LP, the fourth album coming out, all being well, from Warner Pioneer, and ah, this is one of the tracks. It's called Black Dog. Thank you.

Thank you. It's getting better now. The ah, microphone seems to be crapping out, making some noises, and all sorts of things, and ah, this is one from a very very long time ago. We should say it's over three years. Right on.

Thank you. Good evening.

Thank you. This is a bird seed commercial. This is for New York.

This is, ah, the is the point in the proceedings, ah, where we take a seat. Good evening! Where've you been? Good evening! That's better. What have you been doing? You've sitting there all too polite and you must enjoy yourselves. That's the whole idea of everything. I don't want to offend anybody but that's what it's all about. Honourable English custom - one must enjoy oneself. Tea. I don't know whether you've tried it with honey, but it works. Far out man.

Thank you. Right, this is a, ah, while we're sitting down, this is another track from the fourth album, and it's a sitting down song, and ah, that's why we're sitting down, and not standing up, nad things like that, or words to that effect, and ah, this is in a different tuning so while Jimmy rearanges the tuning, I have to say something really silly, like I just did. So, bless you, this is called Going to California. It's not too far away. Shhh

Thank you, um yes.

Thank you. Good evening. That's better. Ah so, Ah so. Smile. Getting better, isn't it? You should have more concerts.

On drums, on drums, John Bonham. Moby Dick.

John Bonham John Bonham John Bonham John Bonham John Henry Bonham.

Thank you very much. Good night. We'll see you. Good night. Good evening.

Thank you. Good night.