ah Before we start, we'd like to ah, try and establish one thing. We don't want you to get jumping on the stage, otherwise we're gonna be in trouble with the people who brought us here. So, if you can repect that, OK?

Good evening. Well, this is the first time since we've been in the country that ah we've played inside, and it's really hot. We've just come from three feet snow, and things like that, but this is one dedicated to ah, a labradour, a black labradour who was about nineteen years, hang on listen, got to tell you. A lot of people think that it's the kind of chicks we dig, but ah, it's dedicated to a dog that was so old, that he could only walk up the garden, but he could never quite make it back, so we had to help him. Black Dog.

Well, as I was saying, um this is one from the third album. It's called Since I've Been Loving You.

Right, now not too far away from ah, this place is a plcae called New York, and um, it depends on you how far removed it is. It's really not all that nice a place to be really. There's a lot of things going on. So we wrote a song about it, and it's about all the social strife, and it's about. They always say, have you got a message with your music, and we always saw no cause we all know what it's about. So this is called Celebration Day.

We've got ah, right now we've got a fourth LP out. Just had a little bit of refreshment. That's just what I'm drinking. This is ah, now you know what the lemon song's all about, or do ya? Well, we'd like you to try and maintain a silence. This is a, this is a thing called Stairway to Heaven.

Good evening. There was twenty six thousand people on Sunday in ah, Sydney, and ah, even though two of them said good evening, it sounded a thousand times louder, and this was in the afternoon too. Right now this is where we desire even more silence because we're gonna try and play very quietly. This is something called ah, Going to California.

Thank you. Ta. This is a song that we conceived in Snowdonia. That's the mountains that we just happened to, hang on, we gotta tune up.

Amazing. A few years ago, before anybody'd been here. Right.

Thank you. After all that racket that you made, we want you to help us. This is about a dog with blue eyes.

You must realize that the people you meet in the street tomorrow are the people who have been shouting and making this a bit of a nauseating time. Right, I don't care whether you sit down or stand up. We're just gonna play from now on. This is ine from about thirty five years ago.

Well, that's one we enjoyed doing.

Anyway, it's ah, nice to be in St Brisbaine, and ah, we're gonna fly out tomorrow which is another story to Bangkok. Ladies and gentlemen, our drummer, also our backing vocalist, tamborine player, dinker, lover of many women. LAdies and gentlemen, John Henry Bonham. Moby Dick.

Give him a bit of a rest. Ladies and gentlemen, John Bonham.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Good night.