Good Evening. You feel alright?

Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. It's a great pleasure to be here tonight, and we'd like to welcome our friend whose selling, he's so used to throwing coconuts in a fairground, it doesn't really hurt. Thanks for the glass. ah We'd like to carry on and try and and feel things are coming around. This is a track from the new Led Zeppelin two album. Thank you. This is a thing called Heartbreaker.

Thank you. Do you feel alright?

Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. That was a thing called Dazed and Confused. ah Right now we, we're gonna have a little tune up. As you've probably realized, it's quite warm in here. Don't you think? Right, so every now and then the guitar strings go out of tune cause of the heat. If you can give us two minutes to get tuned up. This is um, this is a number that requires a strange tuning on a guitar. It's sort of a drone tuning, and it features Jimmy Page. This is a thing called White Summer. Let's hear it for Jimmy Page.

What about that? Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page. White Summer. What about that?

Thank you very much. Thank you.

Jimmy Page. Too much. Thank you. Well we'd like to ah, I think you better turn it down a bit George, we'd like to do something else off the new album. ah This is a thing called But What is and What Should Never Be.

Thank you. ah We'd like to feature our precussionist with another thing off the, the new album featuring John Bonham on drums, this is a thing called Moby Dick. John Bonham.

What about that? John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham on drums. John Henry Bonham. John Bonham. ah Now we gotta finish with a thing from the first album. This is called How Many More Times. At which point, I would like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you. On bass guitar, Mr. John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. Our precussionist, John Bonham. John Bonham on drums. John Bonham. Lead guitar, king of the caribbean, Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.