Good evening. one two. Are you cold?

Good evening. Good evening. Turn the light round on them. Let's have a look at them. Good evening. Right, if you're gonna keep warm, you got to keep doing things like that. This is one of the over due things that we've had a bit of messing around with. This is called Black Dog.

Well it's amazing sound isn't it? Can't hear a thing. anyway, this is a, one from ah, way back when. Since I've Been Loving You. I expected a bit more from the pigs, didn't you? I could have brought some goats.

Thank you. Right, to keep warm in here, it's time for something um, a little more active. Rock and Roll.

Thank you all behind the curtain, who ever you are. I don't know what that's all about. Right, the man's right. The change of guitars and a thing off the new album. This is called Stairway to Heaven.

Right, on our travels, we go from place to place. San Fransisco. At one time it was a totally amazing scene, and unfortunately now it's got a bit, the same that's crept into San Fransisco has crep in everywhere else at different times. A pity. It's loss though. Anyway, it gave room to a thing called Going to California. Going to California.

Thank you. This next one was born in ah, Snowdonia. This is the place to be after a war. That's the Way.

Here's one from ah, you what? Get Mr. Jones together with his bass. HEre's one from way back. Hang on. We got a bit of a technical hitch.

Good evening. Good evening. That's better.

Thank you. Right, I was saying something about San Fransisco. Well New York is ah, another kettle of fish. It has nothing to do with that. In fact, it's quite the opposite. So this is a song from New York. It's called Celebration Day.

And ah, we mus await Mr. Bonham's return. He's gone for a piss, and he has to. Second night in a row. Mr. Bonham. Mr. Bonham. Here he is. Man of the Midlands. Our precussionist, the veryshort bladdered, John Bonham. Moby Dick.

Let's hear it for John Bonham. John Bonham. Moby Dick. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham.