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Thank you very much indeed. Good evening ah, from Led Zeppelin. I think last night we said good evening, but, and we said it was nice to be back. Well it seems to be a lot more people here, so it's very nice to be back when there's a lot more people. So, I hope the message is carried on. Thanks for coming. We're gonna ah, carry on with a thing ah, off the album, the first album. This is a thing called Dazed and Confused.

Thank you very much. Ta. um This is a well, let's see, it's, we'll play spot the tune. See if you can find what this is called.

Thank you very much indeed. We enjoy it as well. Did you know that? We have a ball as well. We're gonna have to close the first spot right now. We'd like to finish with a, with a number called How Many More Times. I'd like to introduce ah, to those of you who don't know, Led Zeppelin. On bass guitar, John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. On drums, John Bonham. John Bonham, and lead guitar Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.

Thank you very much. Ta. We'll see you later. (Zeppelin leaves then returns to stage) We'd like to start the second set off with a thing featuring Jimmy Page.This is called White Summer. Jimmy Page.

How bout Jimmy Page? Jimmy Page. White Summer. Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. I think there's a, there's a little space behind all the people who are standing up. When people who are sitting down can't see. If you can sit down.

Thank you very much. That was ah, a thing called Killing Floor. This is a thing off the album. It's called Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.

Thank you very much. That's the second time in two nights I've enjoyed it as well. We'd like to now feature the drums of John Bonham. This is a thing called Pat's Delight. John Bonham on drums.

How bout that? John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. ah We'd like to say, this is gonna be the last number. We'd like to thank you all for coming, and I think we'd like to thank all the guys that do the light show. So thanks very much. Thank you. Good Night.

Thank you very much. Good Night. (Zeppelin leaves then returns to stage) Thank you very much ta. We'd like to do one more featuring the newly acquired tambourine, so if I lose the beat.

Thank you very much. Thank you.