Good Evening. Well, let us see, first of all Page gets undressed and it's a sight for sore eyes. This is the last night we got in Chicago. I'm getting over the flu. Page's finger is getting just about healing and we're gonna have a good time tonight. This is a track that sometimes refers to our state of mind and sometimes just refers to good vibes.

This is something that hasn't even been on the radio yet. We got a new record label, but we haven't got anybody to take it to the radio stations cause we're so cheap, but this is one of those new ones.

What about that for two opposites? I get a rose and a firecracker. Thank you very much. That featured ah, I forgot what his name is over here, John Paul Jones and a rather cheap orchestra. John Paul Jones on mellotron. This is another track of ah, the new album that comes out shortly. The album is entitled Physical Grafitti which about sums up exactly what's going on now. This is a thing called Kashmir.

Thank you. John Paul Jones on mellotron. This is another new one, pre radio station listening. This is a track that ventures into the field of, a field not to greatly covered by us among other fields...Women. And it's called The Wanton Song.

Let's hear it for John Paul Jones. The man behind the speaker. This is another one of those tracks that we hope will soon get to you through the good medium of fm radio, which as you know that we don't even have in England. It makes it hard. Terribly hard. When John Paul's got round again on to his perch, this is a track that's ah, I suppose really that we could dedicate it to Chuck Berry, who I believe comes from Chicago, yeah? Is that right? You gentlemen, does Chuck Berry come from Chicago, yeah? Ah, there you go... Trampled Underfoot.

Push. Push. Push. Push Push Push Push Push Push. Push. I beg your pardon. Ladies and gentlemen, our percussionist. As I said before, the man with only two cavities, Moby Dick.

John Bonham. John Bonham. Mr Ultraviolence, John Bonham. John Bonham. Here's an old one. Twice in five year, yeah?

Thank you. I think we should rehears that. Maybe put it on an album. Here's a song that came. I think now, when this new album comes out we will have done, five, six, seven...fourteen sides of music since 1968. This is ah, this is amazing if you know us pretty weel. The one track is, in my opinion is, in my opinion, pretty good man, pretty good.

Chicago. Thank you very much. Good night.

Thank you very much Chicago. Good night. Thank you very much. We'd like to say that um, this being like the third gig that we've played in eighteen months, things are still ok. Things are still ok.

Good night Chicago. See you again one year.