Thank you very much, and thank you for your patience and waiting for the dissapearing lights. Well it's been ah, eight years since we were here last time. There's not too much talking to do, quite a bit of playing. This is Black Dog.

Thank you. Harmonica? Excuse me, 1968 all over again. This is from Blind Willie Johnson, and it's called Nobody's Fault But Mine.

Thank you.

That was ah, called Misty Mountain Hop. this is one from around the same time. It's a blues called Since I've Been Loving You.

This ah, this next one features John Paul Jones, the man from Marakesh, oh no, that was last year's John. This is called No Quarter.

Let's hear it for John Paul Jones on keyboards in fact a piano, John Paul Jones. After, after quite a while we seem to manage to create an LP, and ah LP's, albums usually reflect ah, didn't think I was gonna go through all this, but they usually reflect where you've been, what you've done, what you think, and consequently this one's some ethereal quality. It's called Hot Dog.

ah That was because we were very heavily influenced by the P.A. and lighting company who charges so much money we had to write that song and they got the royalties. That's why only half the lights are working. This is a song from way back, a little bit before this one. Dy'er Mak'r? Never heard of it. This is called Rain Song.

That was ah, not that was called Kashmir.

Jimmy Page guitar. This ah, this is virgin soil that we now tread. It's not only have we been quite quiet for two years, but in being quiet we only found this song about six months ago. Jimmy Page.

You're very kind. Thank you very much. Well, you what? You What?

Thank you very much Copenhagen. Sorry about the delay. Good night. Good evening. Well, I hope the buses haven't stopped for ya.

Thank you very much. It was Ok. Good night.