Good evening Seattle. It's ah, it's more than a pleasure to be back again, really. Really, really. I mean really, man. Now you know what we have to go through to get a cup of tea, hang on shhh. We're gonna do, since we saw you last, we we're able to put together an album with a title, Houses of the Holy. You're very flattering. Thank you. This is one of the tracks from it. It's about ah, it's about the passage through life. Yeah. That'll do. Sounds alright.

Thank you. Well ah, do you remember last year? And all those cool people who had to come from Vancouver because we couldn't go there, right? It's a shame, a shame. Well, we'll dedicate this one about what happens when you get your cigarette papers out on a Sunday afternoon, and things don't go so well. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

Thank you. ah We got to have a little bit of difference on the monitor here. I can't hear a thing. Can you do something about it Jack? Right, this is ah, I can't hear a bloody word. Can you hear alright? Anyway, things have been a lot worse. Worse things happen at sea, right? This is a song off ah, Houses of the Holy. It's ah, a subduedy type of thing. It's another one about one of the journeys. It's called No Quarter.

Seattle people, New Orleans people. People from China, and everywhere, and at the same time we see that there is a common denominator to everything. In fact, The Song Remains the Same.

John Paul Jones was the orchestra, which is quite a fact actually. Well, those ah, shut up. Gabbling sillyness, shhh, cause it's so much fun to be back fishing and hanging about again. This is an old one that reminds us of, remember the Seattle Rock Festival? Well, that's going back. Do you remember the Youngbloods? Right, well here's one we did a long long time ago, back then.

Ooh, here's something entirely different.

Thank you. It's nice to be back.This is ah, something that has equally as much energy and power, and vibration. From our precussionist, the very gentle John Bonham, Moby Dick.

Seattle. Thank you. Thank you, and good night. Good evening. This is ah, we'd like to do one more, and this is one where Mr. Bonham is aloud to show his, his vocal abilities. Say, no more. This is ah, Rusty this is the one where Bonzo sings. There you go. John Bonham on vocals.

We done four already, but now we're steady, and dummy went, one, two, three, four.

Well Seattle, it's been great to be back again, really. Thanks for waiting, and it's a good night from the four lads.