Good evening. Good evening. That's good.

Thank you. That was ah, that was a song off the new Houses of the Holy LP, which we have at last, got together. Well, the record company that is. ah We must ask you to cool everything for about three minutes cause James's guitar is a bit fucked. The man behind the amplifier here, I't like you to have a good look, comes from Scotland, yes, but now a native of bombay, a lover of the crabs, and a man with a pierced ear. We shant keep you too long. It is our great pleasure actually. We're very happy to be back again here. For one year Zeppelin doesn't work too hard all the time because we have no money. Besides that, soon we will be too old to work at all. Too fucked, I think the word is. So tonight is gonna be good, ya? This is one about an animal who really digs to boogie. It's called Black Dog.

Gracias. Shhh, shhh, shhh. This is a song about what happens when you walk in the park and the policeman is walking behind you, and you ah, stop and talk to the wrong people who have those cigarette papers, ya? These little pipes, ya? It's good, ya? This is ah, this is called Misty Mountain Hop. Just a bit of a problem with the ah, thank you, with the keys on the guitar.

Thank you very much, ta. This is ah, another song from Houses of the Holy LP, and it's really about the innocent love of little school girls, and ah, my perversion towards them. This is called Dancing Days. Ahhh yes, and everybody else's perversion. We love little school girls, 14, 15.

We must ask you to shh because we have to do some very complex musical constructions now which involve the vocals of John Bonham. John Bonham, singer. Far out. There he is. Two hundred pounds. This is ah, we're just waiting for John Paul Jones to come out of the dressing room. This is a song about a dog with blue eyes, who's better company than any chick. Where's the fucking guitar man? Come on Sirano. Can you here the guitar? Turn it up Sirano. It's not working? ahh

Here is ah, here is another track off of Houses of the Holy, excuse me. This is called The Song Remains the Same.

Mr John Paul Jones played the violins, sitting here played the violins very good. Mr John Bonham played the tymps, and beat his road manager up. I should have quit you.

Nice one. Good evening. That's better. HEre is a song that is very very important to us because is is the difference between this and the dirty ladies on stage.

I can tell you are a real big spender, a real big spender. Hey big spender. Spend a little time with me.

Thank you very much Essen, and good night. Well come one pretty baby let's a movin and a groovin.

Thank youv ery much Essen. You've been very nice. See you again. Three years.