Thank you. Thank you. We found out now it shoudl be regulation that the lights go down even if there's nobody in the building. We're gonna sit down for a bit. This is something we didn't do three years ago, but ah, we do it now. This would be a good time for you to sit down too. Well, there you go. Everybody's sitting down. That's nice.It would also be really cool if you could make as least noise as possible cause ah, I don't know whether it's football season here yet, but ah, it sounds very much like it's on it's way. Right, you;ve got to be a little quieter than that cause these things involve us hearing what we're doing. This first song's a song about um, San fransisco, all the things that we've ever felt about a place, or I've ever felt. It's called Going to California. Don't go silly.

Thank you. This is a song which ah, came to us on top of the Welsh mountains one day. Seems to be far away from here.

Well, during that three years that we ain't been here, we've been a lot of places, and ah, this is one place that we nearly got to, and that was Camelot. This is a song that always ah, depicts that period to me, even when we're in the darkest hour, and some of these places that we end up are the darkest hour, with a red light burning in the middle of it. Right.

Here's one that you can all join in with. This is a song about ah, it's a song about a blue eyed dog. The best friend I've ever had.

Right, here's one from a long long time ago.

Thank you. Here's a, here's a, here's a song of love.

Right now, losing pounds everyday, our one hundred and eighty pound wonder. John Henry Bonham. Moby Dick.

John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Henry Bonham.

Good night. Thank you very much.