Good evening. I was gonna say it's nice to be back, but I don't think we've been here before. I could be wrong. ah This is um, something about, this is from an album which we finally managed to make a title ofr, Houses of the Holy. This is a track from, it's about ah, it's about one of the roads that you have to walk.

Thank you. Now listen. Listen to me. There is one that that we cannot ever appreciate, and we've come five thoasand miles, and we really haven't come to dig a lot of sillyness. So please, it;s no good you saying anything back. We;; just cool it. Otherwise we can't play cause last night was a complete menagerie, and tonight we want it to be really good, right? Cause we're playing a lot better. So, it's no good arguing. Just move back and appreciate what has to be done. It;s the only way we're gonna have a good concert, right? Cause we can't play if you're all gonna be running around. So we give youtwo minutes to get that together before we carry one. A little bit of cooperation cause we have to come and do what we have to do, and you do this for us, OK? The people who are coolm you understand, right? It we we're gonna hang ourselves on stage, and things we could

appreciate you doing that, but we ain't gonna do it. I trust that you're cooperating people. I trust. You see normally we would say ahh forget it, but last night there was so much.So much chaos. We can't create anything. You can't expect Jimmy to play a great solo, if there's bullshit. So you go about it your way, and we'll go on playing, but if you start pissing about, it's no good. We're gonna finish. Just to get yourselves in perspective, this is called Misty Mountain Hop.

Thank you very much. I really ah, I would like to sai I didn't want to offend anybody when I was giving that ah, that sort of confeteor thing. So, just to prove it, here's something that we really like to play and we're gonna play it really fantastically. This is ah, another thing off Houses of the Holy. It features Jonesy on sysnthesized piano. Right, this is called No Quarter.

The orchestra was played , and conducted by John Paul Jones. I think that deserves a bigger hand than that. John Paul Jones. Here's something that's ah, as old as the hills.

This is another one that's probably as old as the hills. Off side.

Thank you, and thank yourself. Right, this is something with as much energy, something to get off on. Moby Dick. John Bonham. Moby Dick.

John Bonham, John Bonham. John Bonham. John Henry Bonham. Blackburn West Hampton. Worcester

as We're gonna to one more. We'd like to do one off the new album. This is ah, it's about you really, I suppose. It's called The Ocean. Mr. Bonham's gonna give us a good intro vocally. Mr Bonham.

We done four already, but now we're steady and then they went one, two three, four.

Thank you Providence. You've been very nice. Good one. Good one. Good night.