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Good evening. well, we're about fifteen minutes late, but to tell you the truth, we're really ten months late, but ah, this is a song to make everything right. It's about a dog who used to boogie until he couldn't walk very well anymore, and he was a very old black labradour who helped us make the last LP. He was a Black Dog.

And ah, John Paul Jones. Here's a song I usually dedicate to one of the forces who protect us from evil in this country, but as I live not too far away. Anyway, here's one for the CID in Manchester.

Not for being ten months late from playing in Birmingham, and we've ah, we've got a new album called Led Zeppelin four, and this is one of the things from it. It's about summer days when everything's nice and warm and you haven't got the problems in Misty Mountain Hop. It's called Dancing Days.

This is a song that's got nothing to do with football. Noisy people. This was written on the side of a Welsh mountain.

This is a song in two parts really. This first part is called The Song Remains the Same.

What we were supposed to get there was the mass orchestra coming out of that white machine, which cost too much money. Here's one from a long time ago that ah, really took us from the first time we played it. Here's one from when we were young men.

Jimmy Page guitar. Good evening. Here's a song that came in one of those moments.

Anyway, here's one to boogie by. This is for BP.

Good night. Thank you very much. Good evening. This is one for my little sister, and John Bonham.s dad. It's called Heartbreaker.