Well, good evening. Contact. This is a song about ah, an old dog who used to boogie a lot, and he was too tired to make the journey there and back to see his little chick dog. This is called Black Dog.

Thank you. Well, this is something a little slower. this is a song of distressed love. It's called Since I've Been Loving You.

Well, here's one from the last album. Stairway to Heaven.

Right now we're gonna sit down. This is a song about ah, experiences summed up in about five minutes. It's called Going to California, which I believe is somewhere near here.

Sure enough, this is an old song.

Right, here's another, that's what we're doing here. Here's a song about the good days, looking back to the good days.

Well, what's that shrieking? Well, our PA is up to it's usual standards. We're gonna do something for everybody with a loud mouth in the audience. Yee hee. Our love's gonna grow. This features our premier vocalist, John Bonham. It's about a dog with blue eyes. A good dog.

Thank you. Patience. This is one from a long long long long long time ago. He's just, he's just learning to play. He shan't be long.

Gentlemen of the orchestra, a little more top on the PA. HEre's a song of love, and there's a song of greasy kid's stuff. Greasy kid's stuff, don't you think so? All those firecrackers, and all that other shit.

right now, ladies and gentlemen, the moment you've all been waiting for, since this rodeo started man. Our precussionist, one hundred and sixty eight pounds. John Henry Bonham. Moby Dick. John Bonham.

John Bonham. Let's hear it for John Bonham.

Thank you very much, and good night. I have had my fun. It's nice to be back again.

Good night. See ya.