Here Is The Setlist For Slayer's Final Show

Last night, November 30, 2019, heavy metal history went down in Los Angeles as thrash demons Slayer performed (what is currently being hailed as) their final show ever. The night came at the end of a long two years of touring, in which the band said goodbye to their rabid fans the world over, one audience at a time. Even as the rumors have begun flying -- can this really be the end? Is there a reunion in the works? -- the fact that Satan's favorite band are telling the world they want to hang up their bloody aprons and call it quits is massive. Now, you can check out the setlist to Slayer's last hurrah.

Here are the songs with which Slayer lined their tombstone at the Los Angeles Forum last night:

1. South of Heaven
2. Repentless
3. Postmortem
4. World Painted Blood
5. Hate Worldwide
6. War Ensemble
7. Stain of Mind
8. Disciple
9. When the Stillness Comes(Clean intro was skipped)
10. Born of Fire
11. Payback
12. Seasons in the Abyss
13. Jesus Saves
14. Chemical Warfare
15. Hell Awaits
16. Dead Skin Mask
17. Show No Mercy
18. Raining Blood
19. Mandatory Suicide
20. Angel of Death

One fan caught footage of the closer and the band saying goodbye to their fans. Watch it below:

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The band performed with openers Primus, Ministry, and Phillip Anselmo & The Illegals performing songs from throughout Pantera's career.

While many fans are wondering if Slayer's final tour is just a set-up for a reunion tour -- hey, it worked for Mötley Crüe -- the band's longtime manager, Rick Sales, has publicly said that he doesn't see it happening.

“I’m not sensing that at all… Let’s put the touring to bed. I’ve got a couple of ideas [for future projects], but we haven’t made any decisions. Right now, they’re preoccupied with the end, and I imagine it’s emotional. It’s emotional for me.”

“They’ve been doing this for so long," said Rick. "They just said, ‘OK, this is enough.' My analogy is Jerry Seinfeld, who had probably the biggest TV show when he went out on top. I respect the band for the decision. If you’re going to do it, this is the way.”

In the meantime, if you couldn't catch Slayer at The Forum last night, the band have just released a live album recorded at the same venue, to go along with their recent music video film The Repentless Killogy. Listen to the unparalleled mastery of Slayer live below:

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