Good Evening. ah Last night tonight, let's see.

Thank you very much. Ta. um Hang on a minute. We got a little trouble with a drum. If you could just hang on a tic. (Audience member shouts: "Hey, play You Shook Me") Alright man, we'll do that. Can we just do one before that?(Audience member shouts: "Yeah, one") Ok, we'll do just one before that. ah If We'll just get the snare drum together and then we'll. I bet I bet right. This, this being our last night here again for a few months. We hope to get into as much tonight as we did last night. We had a ball last night ourselves, and there was a wonderful audience. So let's hope that everybody has a ball tonight, including ourselves. Right, don't worry about that. That's the strongest sun I've seen today. Oh no, is that a, is that a going away present or what?

Thank you very much. Ta. Less of that. ah It's a thing called You Shook Me.

Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. We're gonna finsih off the first set now, and ah, I'd like to introduce the faces that aren't called as often as mine is. I'd like to introduce to you a bass player of great renown, John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. Drummer John Bonham. John Bonham on drums. Lead guitar Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.

See ya later. Thank you. (Zeppelin leaves then returns to stage) Thank you very much. Ta. ah For the end of the first spot um, right. Can we get about two minutes to think what we're going to do? (Audience member shouts: "Communication Breakdown") Yeah, Communication Breakdown.

Thank you. Ta.

Thanks very much. Ta. Yeah, we're gonna do a thing, this is called Babe I'm gonna leave you.

Thank you very much. Thanks. Say what? Joan Baez is a wonderful. Right now we're gonna feature Jimmy. This is a thing, it's something old, something new. Bit of a tune up as well. This is a thing featuring Jimmy Page. It's called White Summer. Jimmy Page.

How bout Jimmy Page? Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. White Summer. We're gonna ah, carry on with a thing, a thing from Buddy Guy, who is very good. ah This is called Sitting and Thinking.

Thank you. Ta, Thank you very much. That's not one of the normal ones we do. We're gonna feature now with the ah, with the the delorian. It's ah, often the case that we have to advise each other what number to do next, because we forget which numbers we'd like. So at any doubt, we'd like to introduce John Bonham. Pat's Delight, John Bonham.

How bout that? John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. We got ah, one more thing to do before we finish San Fransisco, and go plowing on again. It was somewhere like Iowa last time. We got got stuck there for three weeks in the snow, but this time, it's Los Angeles, and you can't tell what your gonna get stuck with there. ah We'd like to say good night. We'd like to finish with a thing called Dazed and Confused.

Thank you very much. Good Night. Thank you.