Good evening. I got to tell ya, it's more than ah, more that a pleasure to be back. I've got a touch of the flu. What have you done to the weather here? It's cold, yeah? Anyway, flu or not, tonight we're gonna do some stuff off ah, a new album Physical Grafitti that comes out ah, ah, ah, in about two weeks. Soemthing like that. This is one that's a little bit older than that.

Right, this is another ah, hang on, another old one.

Thank you. Well not only do we put up with the perdicaments, my inability to cope with the environment, but Jimmy has managed to break one of his fingers. Can you believe that? The first time we tour America for eighteen months, and he's made a good job of his finger. Anyway, we soldier on. It must be for our sins. This is a track called The Song Remains the Same. Alright?

John Paul Jones, orchestra. I don't know what I'm gonna do about this flu. This, all being well, is a track from the new album. It features Jonesy again on mellotron. It's doing a good job these days. It saves all the bread for the orchestra people. This is a track called Kashmir.

That was a new one. John Paul Jones on mellotron. John Paul Jones, on mellotron. This is ah, this is another new track from a long awaited album, even by us, would you believe? This is a track called Wanton Song.

Well thank you. Right. If I could possibly shake off this flu, the next number is in no way going to help me. You'll see why in a minute. This is a track from the fourth album. Is there anybody there? This once again features the very talented fingers of, of John Paul Jones. It's called No Quarter.

Thank you. Good evening. Once again that was John Paul Jones, he of the nimble fingers. This is another track from Physical Grafitti. It comes out real shortly. You might say it's ah, a song for a guy who works in a gas station. It's called Trampled Underfoot.

Thank you. One gentleman who hasn't got the flu. One gentleman who's as fit as a fiddle, John Bonham. Moby Dick, John Bonham.

John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. King of the silver sticks, make the the bowler hatted king of the silver sticks. Right, this is another track from the new album, and it goes something like this.

Well that was a new one. Was that getting better? This is one that ah, you most probably know. Keep the fingers crossed. Let's see some fingers crossed.

Chicago. Chicago. Thank you very much. Sorry about the flu. Good night. Good evening. Good evening.

Thank you. You've been too good Chicago. It's been very nice to be back. Good warm up. Thanks. Good evening. I'm gonna need a little bit of help from you if I'm gonna get rid of the flu for tomorrow. Here's one, here's one you're gonna recognize.