Thank you. Good evening. It's ah, first of all, first of all, we're sorry we're a bit late, but um, but ah, judging from that toilet roll, somebody's had diarhea. That should do as an excuse for that. The other thing is that ah, Jimmy's got a guitar string that's made of cement, and it''s a bit, yeah. His guitar's had a bit of an accident, but we got it fixed now. So we had to use his other guitar, whcih you can appreciate. It feel apart. This is a song from, hang on, from Houses of the Holy. It's, it's just about the journey that we're all on. That's one guy who's not on the same journey.

Thank you. This is a song that ah, came off the fourth album. It's ah, it's about what could happen if you walk through the park, and you get involved. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

Jimmy Page guitar. This, you remember last year? Was anybody hear last year? Wll, as you, as you no doubt gathered, we've managed to get together a new album since then, and we're gonna do some tracks from it. This is one of them. It features John Paul Jones on really weird piano man. No Quarter.

Well, yes, yes. This is another ah, another cup of tea actually. This is another track from Houses of the Holy. It ah, refers to the travelling around that we've done, the different languages, races, cosmic people that we've come across, and how the common denominator is always the same. The Song Remains the Same. Far out.

Good evening. John Paul Jones played the orchestra. That was ah, that was called The Rain Song. Memphis Minnie, yeah, poor Memphis Minnie. This, well that was one of the new ones. This has got to be, you find it warm in here? I think it just must be Charlie. This is one of the old ones.

Jimmy Page guitar. We;;, this is ah, I don't know who the sadist was who let off othe bomb, but he really is a jerk off. Lot's of love. Well, you've got to put up with him every week. That's one thing we aint gotta do, thank goodness. Anyway, this is something that might, that might ah, I don't know, you never know. It might.