Thank you. Good evening. It's a bit warmer than the last gig we managed to pull off. That was the notorious Wembley place. I don't know if anybody's here who went there, but I think we must ah, we must instill a warmth in our bodies, and this place before we all freeze. It's always the same, freezing. Here's a song about ah, here's a song about a black labradour.

Here's ah, it's a song that we ah, we've been doing a tour of England, which is ah, of which London is a part, and we've had a bit of trouble from place to place. The usual things. This is dedicated to the Manchester CID ah, andmay they hava very merry christmas. This is a called Misty Mountain Hop.

This is a song that ah, had we, had we got the album out last um, last Audest, which might have been a godd idea, this would have been a beautiful song to typify the vibe that everything was on at the time. It's a song about summer and ah, inebriation, and ah, good times. It also requires a different tuning on the guitar. This is one for everybody who might still be in highschool. It's called Dancing Days.

Right, steady. Here's a song, here's a song that ah, brings to the microphone John Henry Bonham. You remember John Heny Bonham? Well, he's now turned into a vocalist. He first started off with an old Conway Twitty number, It's Only Make Believe, which was accidentily missed off the last album cause he paid us too much bread. ah This is one that comes from, was conceived rather, on the sode of one of the mountains in Wales that faces the sunrise, and ah, it's really about a blue eyed dog who I know very well.

Right, this is ah, ah, this is another track off the ah, the new album. This is called The Song Remains the Same.

John Paul Jones, and the symphony concert orchestra there. John Paul Jones on mellotron. Well, you lucky people. It's getting very close to Christmas and ah, if we were all as straight as we used to be we should be at the office part now, but nevertheless, this is something that takes us nearly as far back as that. Mr. Jones.

Here's one that ah, made it's point unexpectedly one night and needs no introduction.

All those requests? Is there one that I can hear any, any louder than any other?

Thank you very much London. Nice to be here again. Good night.

Farewell. See you again. Bye bye. You've been very nice. All the best.

Thank you very much. Maybe see you tomorrow. Good night.