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We don't have the songs played at this show, but based on 12 other Laibach setlists on record, here are the tracks Laibach play live most often:

1. 1
   Država9 shows
2. 2
   Brat moj9 shows
3. 3
   Strange Fruit9 shows
4. 4
   Alle gegen Alle8 shows
5. 5
   Geburt einer Nation8 shows
6. 6
   Mi kujemo bodočnost7 shows
7. 7
   Boji7 shows
8. 8
   Krvava gruda - plodna zemlja6 shows
9. 9
   Life Is Life / Leben heißt Leben6 shows
10. 10
    Leben heißt Leben6 shows
11. 11
    I Want to Know What Love Is6 shows
12. 12
    Eurovision5 shows

Laibach is a Slovenian avant-garde music group formed in 1980 in Trbovlje, Slovenia. The band is associated with the industrial, martial, and neoclassical genres and functions as the musical wing of the Neue Slowenische Kunst (NSK) artist collective, which it co-founded in 1984. From its inception, Laibach was subject to controversies and bans due to its use of iconography that parodied and pastiched elements of totalitarianism, nationalism, and militarism, a theme maintained throughout its career. The band was censored in Yugoslavia and gained a dissident status, developing a cult following domestically. It undertook international tours and gradually gained recognition outside Slovenia, leading to increased acceptance within the Yugoslav public and attention from mainstream media. Following Slovenia's independence in 1991, Laibach's position shifted from rejection by some segments of the public to recognition as a national cultural icon. Their early albums featured industrial sounds characterized by heavy rhythms and vocals, while their mid-1980s work incorporated more layered textures with samples from pop and classical music.