one two. Good evening. Sorry about the delay, but the PA system wasn't working. Everybody feel alright? A bit more treble.

Yeah, we must really apologize, the sound went off again. Now what's happening? The house power is going off and on. It only effects the PA though. Well we don't really know what's going on. If we can have a bit more treble. We've had this PA for three nights. We're in hospital tonight.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Well we're sorry about that beginning. we'll see if we can all work together, and get loose again. This is a thing from the second album. It's called Heartbreaker.

We're gonna um, I don't think that everybody has got loose as they were when the lights went up the first time. This is probably us being extra up tight after that blown thing in the beginning. But anyway, we want you to do it. To get as loose as you can , and we're gonna have a good time. So really groove and forget about the beginning, and start fresh. We'd like to feature on guitar Jimmy Page. White Summer Jimmy Page.

How bout that? Jimmy Page. Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. White Summer.

Thank you. We're nearly there now. We're nearly there. Everybody's a little warmer. Isn't it great to be warm? Anyway, for the lost peoples of North America.

John Paul Jones, Hammond organ. John Paul Jones. We must ask the policeman to talk in quieter voices when evicting people. We'd like to feature, on drums, John Bonham. Moby Dick, John Bonham.

John Bonham. How bout that? Moby Dick, John Henry Bonham. John Bonham, John Bonham John Bonham, officer policeman John Bonham, Mr Policeman. Right, we're gonna finish with a thing called How Many More Times. I'd like to introduce you to Led Zeppelin. On bass guitar, and Hammon organ, John Paul Jones. Let me hear it, John Paul Jones. On drums John bonham, lead guitar Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.

Thank you very much. Good night.

Thank you very much Baltimore. Good night.