Cathedral Setlist at HMV Forum, London, England

http://www.metalsetlists.com/showthread.php?t=18885

You really shouldn't be so quick to copy my stuff and just wait for me to do it.

I'm pretty sure they didn't play Sabbadius Sabbatum, I don't remember it and I wrote down each song they played too and it isn't in the list.

I'm not sure either. I only wrote it down because it was slow, and I didn't recognise it as an old song, the end of Carnival Bizarre or the beginning of Ebony Tears.

Plus, I was desperate for them to play something interesting for their final show. Sadly, they let me down.

Three songs they haven't played in years I thought was pretty special! I would have liked all of the Carnival Bizarre album or something, but I'm just glad they didn't only play for an hour like most bands. Also I saw that song listed on another website too, so maybe they played a bit of it or something. Carnival Bizarre did have a different, slow ending though.

Nah. Last year's anniversary show was special. This was just an ordinary Cathedral show. They should have had one support band at the absolutely most. In fact, they shouldn't have had any. This was the final show, it should have been extra long, with lots of special songs. All they played that was at all different was Melancholy Emperor and Autumn Twilight. And even then, they were playing Autumn Twilight on the Garden of Unearthly Delights tour in '06. I felt very let down by this set, and the event as a whole. At least Cathedral's performance was superb, even if their setlist was boring. The other site you probably saw this on was Metalsetlists. Note the name of the poster ;) It must have been the new ending to Carnival Bizarre then :)

What about Voodoo Fire and Stained Glass horizon?! Point taken though. The website was a different one hehe

:O There's ANOTHER setlists website?! ;) Someone how I feel like I've seen those too... but I can't recall when. To be honest, anything that's been played before ever isn't special enough, given that they have about 40-50 songs they've never played live. And now never will.