Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Nice, right, well we're here aren't we? OK, We got a little number now. It's called, in a bit of a rought translation ah, Schwarz Hund.

Thank you and good evening. Danke Shun. Hey, smooth, hey? Well, it's been ah, everytime we seem to do gigs now we always have to say it's been a long time. Maybe they're getting, let's see, it's only been ten months since the last one. Anyway, this is a track from the last album. It's called In The Evening.

I thank you. Thank you. This is something from ah, this is something from just a little bit further back than that. It's a song about ah, love affairs that go adrift, and last night, some love affairs in Dusseldorf went adrift. Tonight, who knows? This is called Rain Song.

Well it's settling down nicely. Thank you. IT all comes to those who wait mate. This is another track from In Through the Out Door. It's a song, another song of requited love. We dedicate this to BArry Marshall, who's driving the trucks. Everytime he tells a lie his nose gets bigger and bigger. This is called Hot Dog.

I thank you.

Anybody heard that one before? I think not maybe. Well it's quite an experience for us, and anybody who's working with us tonight, all the crew, people from Texas. Every time I say Texas something feeds back. Bog night for us and we're gonna try and make it move along with a thing called Trampled Underfoot.

John Paul Jones on piano and Jimmy Page on guitar.

Jimmy Page guitar. This one's from an album that we recorded in Munchen ah, from Presence. It's called Achillies LAst Stand. Also recorded by Ted Nugent.

Alright? This next piece changes ah, changes the mood altogether. It features Jimmy PAge on guitar and it's called Black Mountainside.

That was ah, that was something that you'd be shooting for for a while. That was called KAshmir. Written in ah, written in Morroco. Alright? Are ya alright? You fast asleep?

Thank you very much. Danke Shun Danke Shun. Danke Shun. Thank you. Good night. Good evening. I said good evening. It's just like 1968. Sorry, we don't know that one. We don't know it. We'd tried to forget it man, but lots of luck to West Germany in the European Cup as England no longer are going to be doing anything, and it's been very nice to be in this town again, and all the spiel and all the schmaltz can come bubbling out. Ray Thomas, black heads and occasional guitar. Ray Thomas, ladies and gentlemen, Ray Thomas from Scotland, again Ray Thomas.

Good night. Dinosaurs rule.