Good evening. It is very nice to be back in Brussles again ah, we have been very busy for eighteen months, but we do not play very much. This is the second concert in nearly two years for LEd Zeppelin, so it is so, maybe that's good for you, and maybe it ain't. This is ah, tonight we;re gonna do new songs from the new LP Phyisical Graphitti, which comes out soon, but this is one of the ah, not so new songs.

Thank you. Among the new numbers, are some old numbers, are some old numbers that we never really attempted before. This is one we really always enjoyed, and finally got round to playing.

Jimmy Page, steel guitar. This is ah, a track that was written with quite deliberance after travelling around the world and finally coming to stop in England. It is called The Song Remains the Same.

That featured John Paul Jones on mellotron. I'm just trying to figure out what's inside this piece of silver paper. This is a new track from the new album. It's called Kashmir.

Thank you. John Paul Jones was once again a very good orchestra. Costs a lot less than an orchestra too. This is another new track from Physical Grafitti. This is another song of lust. A little habit I picked up after meeting Phil Carson, one of my idles. This is called The Wanton Song.

Thank you. This is another track featuring as, the nimble fingers of John Paul Jones. This is a track called No Quarter.

John Paul Jones. Another new one. This is a track called Trampled Underfoot.

You seem to like new songs, yes? Here's another new song.

Jimmy Page guitar. So that was ah, how do the new ones feel, OK? You're fired. Here is a song from ah, mot to long ago. What you might call a permanent favorite.

Thank you very much Brussels. Good night. Hang on. Stop it. It seems ah, Ok, OK?

Thank you very much Brussels Thank you Good night.

Brussels, nice, yes, very nice. Good night.