Thank you. Good evening. I said Good evening. After four hundred and ninety miles it better be a good evening. ah This is a number about a labradour that we met while we were making the last album. He had really, really gone too far. All he could do was boogie. He was a Black Dog.

Thank you. This is a song about ah, what happens when you walk through the park and you meet the wrong kind of people. This is dedicated to the London. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

Thank you.I've got to tell ya, I'm having a bit of trouble hearing everybody. This is a song that's on our new album. It was written last summer.Just testing ya. This is one about school days, and how beautiful those school girls are. This is a thing called Dancing Days.

Recently ah, this is one about the good times in Wales. It's called Bron-Y-Aur Stomp.

This is another track off the new album. This is a song about going around the world and finding at the end it's called The Song Remains the Same. Thank you.

Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones. This is a song that came in a moment, a brilliant light in amongst a lot of crazy things. It's called Stairway to Heaven.

You're not so bad your selves actually. So, in 1968, we went to America and ah, crazy place, but we learned how to boogie, and all those sort of things that people seem to be doing there, reporducing generally, and this is one of the finest reproducers in the world.

Thank you very much. It's been our pleasure. See you again. Good evening.

Thank you very much, and Good night. Thank you. It's been very nice. Shhh.

Thank you very much. See ya.