Good evening. good evening. Welcome to Greensboro, or perhaps it should be the other way around, but ah, tonight we're gonna do some stuff off the new album that comes out very shortly, that you haven't even heard yet, and we're gonna go through the spectrum of all the different stuff we've managed to write on various different tangents pver the last, over the last seven years.

ah That wasn't so good. Anyway, listen to try and keep ah, to keep the rest of the firecrackers, we'll do something that you ain't never heard before, OK?

Thank you. That was a track ah, off the new album Physical Grafitti, which in fact is a double album, would you believe? It makes me wonder. A track that was written some time ago. It bears relevance to the fact that we've travelled around the world, and we quartered in some quite nice places on the way, but all the time, all the people that you meet, all the different races, and sects, and creeds, and colors. This experience of meeting people is very relative. In fact The Song Remains the Same.

Thank you. This is another new track from Physical Grafitti. It features again Mr. Jones and his magical fingers. It's called Kashmir.

That was a new one. John Paul Jones apeared to be the mysitcal eastern orchestra. I think that was good John Paul Jones, and now he's gonna be the mystical North Carolinan piano player. This is a track of ah, this is a track off ah, this is about a journey. A passage through time, and through the conflicts that sometimes confronts us all. It's called No Quarter.

John Paul Jones. We been experiencing ah, this is an early part of the tour. We haven't been on the road for about eighteen months, and this is what you might call the beginning of a tour. Lot's of things happened, you know, to vibe up to being on the road and everything, but one of the most unfortunate things so far has been Jimmy breaking a bone in the end of his finger, and he managed to bring his finger along all the way from England, even though , at the moment, it ain't really doing too much, and I think Jimmy's finger is cool. Anyway, with it, or without it, this is another track from Physical Grafitti. It's ah, about a certain style of loving. It's called Trampled Underfoot.

Right now we'd like to feature ah, Mr. Ultraviolence himself. John Bonham Moby Dick.

John Bonham, John Bonham. Moby Dick. John Henry Bonham. Mr. Physical Grafitti. Nice one John. This is a track that we haven't done. We started doing it the other night. It's the first time, I suppose, for about six years, that we've ventured into it. So this is about the third time in six years. See if you can remember it.

Thank you. I think, at this point, we're gonna say good evening. HEre's a song that ah, gave us alot of inspiration when we found the we'd actually written it. ah It's dedicated to everything that's good and positive and pure.

Greensboro. Thank youvery much, and good night. Good evening.

Greensboro. Thank you and good night. I said good evening.