ah Olga, Olga.

Danke Shun. Good evening. Good evening. We're gonna endevour to have a good time here. Last time I saw this place the was a lady from Russia doing some very good things, remember? Here's a song about a creature who could not stop boogying, and we once met him trying to get back from his lady, unable to walk. We'll have a short interlude, about three seconds. No need to do that. Cool it. Cool it. Otherwise it takes much longer. There you go.

Thank you. Here's a song that features John Paul Jones on piano. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

Here is ah, a song off the fifth LP, from an album called Houses of the Holy, which I suppose this is one of them. There's at least four of us anyway. It's about an affection for young girls. It's called Dancing Days.

Thank you, happy people. Ohh la la baby. No. Nein. Here is a song about another dog. This dog's got a little bit more life left in him. This song was written in a state of alcoholic meditation on the mountain sides of Wales in days gone by. This is a very happy song about the affection between a man and a dog, and because it's a very happy song, we've got John Bonham to sing with us. John Bonham. He didn't hear the applause I 'm afraid. You can help us with this, with a little top on the P.A, and ah, your assistence.

This requires your attention, as opposed to the noise. It's a number by Bobby V. It's called The Song Remains the Same.

John Paul Jones played the mellotron. Here's a song from time immemorial.

Shh. Shut up.

Whole Lotta Love. Whole Lotta Love.

Thank you very much , and good night Munchen. Good evening.

Thank you very much. Good night Munchen.