Good evening.

Well, good evening.

Arigato. And that's all I know in Japanese. This is a song off fifth LP. It's called Over the Hills and Far Away.

Thank you. Here's one, I might say it is very good to be back in Tokyo. It's very important I say that cause when group come to Tokyo, group have much fun. So, it's good to be back. It's not you who should be clapping. We should clap you. This is one from ah, last year. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

Here is a, here is a, a song that should really have come out in England about three months ago to coincide with the vibe to it. It's about summer time, and all the good things, all the good thing that happened. It's called Dancing Days.

Some old, some new. This is an old one which requires honorable Led Zeppelin to sit down cause we're getting old. I can hear, for those people who don't have a good sized understanding of the Welsh language ah, this is a song about a dog with blue eyes. What we need is a few more personell. I could tell you a joke. This ah, is quite an experiment for us really cause it features the rather sheltered transvestite vocal chords of John Bonham. Spotlight on Mr. Bonham. This was written in the seclusion of the Welsh mountains, or hills, in a house on the side of a mountain, dog barking. Just one moment gentlemen, and honorable ladies, and geishas, and old irons, and hookers, and everything else. It's alright, there's no need for that vibe.

Here is another new song. Good evening. This ah, last night it was called Zep, tonight we'll call it the overture. This is it.

John Paul Jones on mellotron. Jimmy Page on guitar. Now for some of the older vibe. John Paul Jones?

Well, good evening. Here's a song about time and ah, some of the factors that govern our passage through it. Heavy trip man. Just a little delay as Mr. Jones tunes his keyboard to Zeppelin samba. Anyway.

Well, it's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready now go cat go.

Thank you very much. Good bye Tokyo. Good evening.

Good night. Well, here's one off the fifth LP. It's called The Ocean.

Arigato