Good evening. I did say Good Evening. That's better. We got a, every eighteen months we seem to manage to get an album out, and this is a track from House of the Holy, which ah, this is a song about ah, man, if you'd like to call it that. It's called Over the Hills.

Mala cum salaam. That's a bit of indian um, this is a song about what happens in England if you go walking in the park and you've got a packet of cigarette papers in your pocket, and something to put in the cigarette papers, and things don't go quite so well as they should. That guy sounds like ah, that guy sounds like a nut. This is called Misty Mountain Hop.

That was ah, something off the third album, which we always will play as long, as long as we're in existance. It's one of those things that we get off on a lot, you know? Talking about getting off alot on things ah, this is John Paul Jones, and a track off the new album. It's called No Quarter.

Thank you. Good evening. It seems so early really to do a concert, you know? Cause we only got out of bed about two thirty. So you see, I just finished me bacon and egg, and here we are. Well this might, what's the name of this place? So, we go to Mobile. So, we go to Bombay. So, we go to Hong Kong. So, we go to Bangkok, and everywhere we go it always seems to be wild, the same. This is a song called The Song Remains the Same.

John Paul Jones played the orchestra. You're very kind.

Thank you. Thank you very much. We been ah, we been together now over five years, and we've come to America a total of ten times, and the English tax people are quite pleased about this cause their ripping us off terrible. We decided to live somewhere between America and England, and it's pretty wet. We're gonna have to do it, but every time we come here we always manage to feature one of our favorite members of the group. A rather chubby happy fellow, full of shit and speed. I'm not talking about the drag queen from New Orleans. I'm talking about John Henry Bonham. Moby Dick. John Bonham.