Well good evening, good evening, good evening. It's nice to be back at last. Well, you're going to get very loose tonight, especially for Kj. We're gonna be ah a couple of seconds while we change guitars. Yeah can, can you, the police say can you move back out of the aisles for a few minutes? Just to be cool and everything, cause we want to make this a really good feeling. So let's just clear the aisles for a while. Please, then everything's alright.

Alright? It's got to have been, does anybody remember the last time we were here? Cause that brings to mind a really good time. Right, and we want to reproduce it as much as we want to reproduce everything . Here we go.

Now we need your help. Are you feeling helpful, helpful? Right, that must be at least three of you, so we're in good shape. Wouldn't you just start putting your hands together? I can't hear you.

Yeah. This is a thing called, hang on, hang on a minute. There's no use shouting for whole lotta love couse that always comes. This is a thing called That's the Way, featuring John Paul Jones on mandolin. You know what? Let's hear it for John Paul Jones. I mean like seriously, really. Alright, no cat calls or whistling, or football match things, and we'll try to do this quiet nice thing.

That, ladies and gentlemen, was John Paul Jones on the mandolin. Brothers and sisters, John Paul Jones. And ah it's really, we've had a lot of trouble you see because we were gonna come to Boston ah, at the beginning of the tour, which was about four weeks ago. And all of a sudden some old man decided that no drug crazed hippies were gonna lie on his lawn. So we ah, we couldn't come, and we really like to come. Anyway, we've been to Hawaii. We were in Hawaii, which is over theere, and that was a bout two days ago. So we rushed back, and the equipment arrived about an hour before we started, so we made it. We got here. We got to tell you that JJ Jackson keeps us well informed. He keeps us well informed of what to do. And so ah, we come to the next thing which is an instrumental featuring Jimmy on guitar. This is a thing, this is a thing called Bron-Yr-Aur. Bron-Yr-Aur, as I've said every night of the tour, is the Welsh name for Golden Breast. Bron-Yr-Aur was a cottage that we visited in the Welsh mountains of

Snowdonia, which ah helped doing some of the things on the album. And ah, so every night we like to pay tribute to it, and let everybody in America get an idea of it through music, and what it's all about. Really, he's only tuning up. I'm giving you all of this old crap, you see? Right, ladies and gentlemen, Jimmy Page.

Jimmy Page. Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. Well there's a feeling here of too much normality, which makes me think people aren't very loose, and if you don't get loose then we haven't got a chance in a lifetime. So, so we really want you to try. Can you keep to the side gents? Can you move back a bit gents? I'm not trying to stir up trouble, it's just that every time that I get into something, every time that we start playing something, we're just seeing little hats walk by. So this is ah, forget all that. This is a sort of blues thing from ah the next album, which will be applied for everybody. It's called Since I've Been Loving You.

Thank you. Right, you've seen John Paul Jones on the mandolin. Now we'd like you to see John Paul Jones's organ. Ladies and gentlemen, John Paul Jones. Any try to get loose despite the herdsmen there, alright? All you drug crazed hippies.

Alright, you're getting a little bit better. Doesn't it feel a little bit better? Let's hear it for John Paul Jones, on organ.

Alright? Easy, Shh. There's no need for a lot of noise, noise really, cause it all goes from there to there. On drums, John Bonham, Moby Dick, John Bonham.

Let's hear it for John Bonham. Ladies and gentlemen, John Bonham. Well we're gonna ask, we're gonna ask just one thing, that listen, listen, shut up a minute, listen, listen to me for god's sake. What are you doing? Listen, there's a lot of policeman who've moved out of the way and been really cool, so the least you could do, if it's all about getting on with you brother, and everything, then just, if you don't climb on the stage then they're not going to get uptight, alright? So we, what we really want to do is remember Boston as the best night of the tour, right? And you're, and even the people up there. They're all as important as each other. So be, so try and be cool, and we won't have any aggravations, right?

Thank you very much, and good night. Thank you Boston. You are, I think what the Americans call, far out. Well, we'd like to do something that you might remember. Well, when there's nothing happening between two people, you got a problem, and we'd like to sing about the problem.

Thank you vry much, and good night. Good night. Thank you.