Alright. Alright?

Good evening. Good evening. That's better. Right, yes, yes. I can hear all that . Right, we're gonna do a number. It's called ah, strangers in the night. Black Dog.

Thank you very much, and a second good evening. May we had a really good time last night. We enjoyed ourselves very very much. Had a wonderful concert and the crowd was very good too. Just to try and keep that in perspective it becomes very obvious to us, there is too much moving. Please, move back just a touch. No, back, and then everybody can enjoy, please? Back. If you can move back at the back just take it back one meter maybe, then everybody, everybody can enjoy themselves without getting too much pain, OK? I thank you. So here we go. This is a track from the last album. It's ah, from In Through the Out Door. It's called In The Evening.

Still a small attempt to go back a bit, yeah? This one's ah, a request for um, Benji Lefevre. The man who could rabbit all night and still go out with a Danish girl. It's called The Rain Song. It was going to be the Rain Song, we just seem to have a little kind of Monty Python sketch on the one side of the stage. That's Jimmy there talking, hang on, don't whistle, shhh, please don't whistle cause that's no help at all, besides that it's very noisy.

Right, ready? Are you ready? The worst bloody noise. I don't think they're ready for it, do you?

Alright, thank you very much. Now maybe this is for the last time, but we must ask that you please do not do this or somebody will get not so good. Have we got your word? No more, right? Thank you. It's a silly thing to keep talking about really. OK, here;s one called Hot Dog.

Thank you very much. That was very kind of you.

This next piece is gonna speed things up just a little bit. Dinosaurs are going to motivate and go very quickly. This man you're seeing so much of tonight is Raymond Thomas from Scotland. Raymond Thomas. Raymond Thomas from Scotland. I thank you.

Thank you.

Jimmy Page guitar. This is ah, I guess, this is one from recorded in Munich not to long ago, Munchen, whic is where one or two of us may be headed later. It's from PResence. It's called Achillies Last Stand.

Alright? Next piece features ah, James Patrick Black Mountain side, White Summer.

John Bonham on drums there. That was an amazing piece of drumming from John Henry Bonham.

Manheim England, thank you very much. Good night. Alright? I thank you.

Bye.

Thank you very much Manheim. Good night.