Yeah, it's our second night in Glasgow. Our second time in four and a half years. That seems a little bit overdue, but we've only been here about thirty six hours, and we've been in some trouble. Here's one ah, it's about a friend of ours who's about nineteen years old, and he could take well more bitches.

Yeah, so ah, we'd like to dedicate ah, we'd like to dedicate this next number to the ah, Central Hotel.

Good evening. Is there anybody who lives here? Anyway, despite the fact that ah, we're a bit late in coming to sunny Glasgow ah, we've been very busy. We've made a new album, and ah, I've been learning to sing in America. Anyway, to save further adieu, this is a track from the new album. It's called Dancing Days.

Shut up. Hang on. Listen, listen, listen. This is a, a very important aesthetic part of tonight's proceding because, shut up, hang on, let me try to explain without you talking at me. So ah, this is a song that was conceived ah, in the almost pure unaffected conditions of ah, the Welsh mountains, which is a nice place to be after a war. This is a song that was conceived there. It features aj, John Paul Jones, who sometimes plays with us, and the voice of John Bonham. Right, Rron-Y-Aur Stomp.

Well, that was ah, that was a little Welsh song. This is a song that really encompasses everywhere that we've ever been. It's called the, this is another track off the new album, it's called The Song Remains the Same.

Was that alright? Good evening.

There was a guy who ah, worked for the melody maker, Chris Charlesworth, and he said our popularity has obviously waned.. Thank you very much. Here's a song that we wrote in a period of ah, everybody decided we were doing nothing. Stairway to Heaven.

Thank you. Anyway, this is a song that ah, we first learned speaking in, singing in American. Well, we want you to boogie a little bit. Boogie.

Thank you very much. Good night. Good night, and godspeed.