This Is The Setlist From Metallica's Epic S&M2 Show

Last night, Metallica played one of the most epic shows of their lives. 20 years after the original S&M album, the thrash legends entered San Francisco's Chase Center with the San Francisco Symphony for another round of orchestral heavy metal. And that setlist is frankly bonkers.

Just like the 1999 S&M performance, the night started with The Ecstasy Of Gold (performed by the San Fran Symphony) rolling into The Call Of Ktulu. And from then it was a mindblowing mix of more recent material and classics that also made their way onto the original Symphony And Metallica setlist. Three tracks from Hardwired... and two from Death Magnetic, sitting alongside No Leaf Clover and For Whom The Bell Tolls. Yes please!

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The second half of the night was just as magical. Opening on two covers (originally by Russian composers Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev and Alexander Mosolov), the Chase Center was treated to The Unforgiven III performed by the orchestra with Hetfield on vocals, an acoustic version of St. Anger's All Within My Hands and the outrageous (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth performed on a double bass by the Symphony.

Here's what you missed last night. It's ridiculous.

Metallica's S&M2 Setlist

Set I

1. The Ecstasy Of Gold (performed by the San Francisco Symphony)
2. The Call Of Ktulu
3. For Whom The Bell Tolls
4. The Day That Never Comes
5. The Memory Remains
6. Confusion
7. Moth Into Flame
8. The Outlaw Torn
9. No Leaf Clover
10. Halo on Fire

Set II

11. Scythian Suite, Op.20, Second Movement (performed by the San Francisco Symphony)
12. Iron Foundry
13. The Unforgiven III
14. All Within My Hands (acoustic)
15. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
16. Wherever I May Roam
17. One
18. Master Of Puppets
19. Nothing Else Matters
20. Enter Sandman

Both nights are being recorded for a movie release on October 9 (for one night only), but if you can't wait that long and love blurry footage, there's some fan clips below.

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