Good evening. Good evening. Right, a happy gathering yes. Well we got a little number now from the annals of rock history, and it's called Black Dog.

Well alright. It's very nice, Good evening to Munich, Munchen. It's been quite a while since we've been here, nonetheless, we haven't been wasting our time. Before we carry on there is a plea from the front here. If you could move back a little bit, there's lots of people who are getting ah, so can you move back one meter please, everybody. From the back, move back. Thank you. Itrust that you can do that. This is a track from the last album In Through the Our Door. It's called In The Evening.

I thank you. It's ah, it's getting a little warm in here, yeah? This is ah, a song that weill maybe cool things out just a touch. It's a little quieter , and a little more laid back. It's called The Rain Song.

Lifting you right hand in the air please everybodu, right hand in the air. With the fingers spread like this. Take them down to your nose and then say I thank you. After three, one, two, three. Excellent, the show begins.

Ok, we're gonna hop thins up a bit, but you got to move back in exchange. Push a little bit, push, push, push. Move it back a little bit. I thank you. Ok, well we'll dedicate this to all the wonderaous times that we've all had in Munich, both recording here, and all that sort of thing, and ah, especially to Vera wherever you are Vera.

Thank you very much. Jimmy Page on guitar. As this is the first tour we've done for three years and ah, it's been quite ah, an interesting sketch actually, but it's getting a little bit towards the end now. We've got one more show after this, and then who knows. you know? Perhaps we'll have to do another one after that one, but this is about where it leaves us, Achillies Last Stand.

A little virtuoso piece, and there are a few about Jimmy Page guitar.

John Bonham was on drums, John Bonham, John Henry Bonham, Moby Dick. Well, alright, did that sound a bit American? Sorry about that.

Good evening. I said good evening. Good evening. I thank you.

Thank you. Thank you very much. It's extremely nice of you. Right now we're ah, before the club shuts we'd like to do ah, one more. We'd also like to say of what you read in the paper today is not true. The doctor isn't in fact behind the stage, he's playing the drums, and we're gonna bring on a drummer, a very good friend of ours, a guy from a group called Bad Company. Does anybody remember Bad Company? Simon Kirke on drums. Simon Kirke. Amother man from mother England, Simon Kirke, and this is gonna be ah, a little bit of an experiment for the next show that you'll have in town. In other words, it sells more if there are more people on stage. Thank you.

Simon Kirke on drums. Thank you very much Munchen. Good night. Thank you very much tada.