I was at this gig. 10 feet from Bono. He had just buried his father. This was his release. Unreal gig. Never to be repeated.

@chriswhamilton

3 жыл бұрын

There was something special in the air that night for sure.

@sbuttonblossom9286

3 жыл бұрын

I was at Wembley when Bono heard his dad had passed and they said they were still going on . Not a dry eye during Kite.

@jamesharper3933

3 жыл бұрын

People hear this song and don't know what that was about. His release......

@cahillgreg

4 ай бұрын

I was there too On your shoulders I never got to thank you Mhua

@astromanicdave

4 ай бұрын

@@cahillgreg 😂😂😂

The Joshua tree album is one of those albums you can listen to beginning to end.

@tinkler4

4 жыл бұрын

The ‘Unforgettable Fire’ album is my fav to listen to from beginning to end.

@stevefoster5138

4 жыл бұрын

Went to the old Wembley stadium in London to watch em during the Joshua Tree tour in the 80s. Great day had by all

@susannewitt6112

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly, like Springsteen's Born in the USA .

@bsantosu1

4 жыл бұрын

@@stevefoster5138 I remember when they first came to Boston, they played at the Paradise Club in 1980.

@nonenone3257

4 жыл бұрын

Over and over and over.

U2: "Still haven't found what I'm looking for" This is my own favorite U2 song. U2 is known for their stage productions,unforgettable stadium concerts.

@drakulkacz6489

4 жыл бұрын

The song was written in Ethiopia where the streets realy don´t have names or didn´t have in that time and he was there with his wife helping with the big famine because Europe had sent there its vegetable and so on and they didn´t know how to eat it. So Bono and his wife taught them this and some other things. www.worldvision.org/hunger-news-stories/30-years-ago-u2-bono-visited-ethiopia

U2 are willing to bare their soul to the world. They are so genuine and believable. They also happen to be brilliant live. It is almost spiritual to be part of their live gigs. That is why they have such a massive fan base.

You are correct in that Bono (the lead singer) was calling out to someone. His father, Bob, passed a few days before their string of concerts at Slane Castle. In fact, he was buried the day before the first show. This is why this show has particular meaning for the band and their fans. I recommend "Kite" from the same show. Great reactions BTW.

@Alpha_7227

3 жыл бұрын

Kite is such a fab song from such an underrated album. Two songs Kite and Walk on make me cry when I listen to them now.

@jameskelly4145

3 жыл бұрын

Such a good gig. Bono sheds a tear at the end of kite. I think bono and his father had a strained relationship, they drifted apart when Bono’s mum died. Bono was only 14 I think. He wrote ‘I will follow’ which everyone thinks is a real punk rock song, it’s actually a suicidal song about bono wanted to follow his mum into death.

Pride is their song which brings me to tears every time I hear it.

My favorite U2 song. I remember they performed this in the Super Bowl halftime show after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. The song is about the Protestant (Church of England) / Catholic divisions in Northern Ireland. While recording this album ("The Joshua Tree") the studio engineer became so frustrated that he almost erased this song before it was finished, because they had spent a week trying to get it right. What a shame if he had, as this is one of their most iconic songs.

India, look at that crowd again. That's 160 thousand people right there at Slane Castle. Imagine that. Now realise you have 190 thousand subscribers. That's 30k more. Mind blown yet?

@andrewgrant6516

3 жыл бұрын

Except if everyone woke up one morning and found India in their phones, they'd actually be happy.

@greengrugach1984

3 жыл бұрын

@connie baldwin Us blokes need to as well my sister, blessings from Ireland to you and your clan yeh 🙏 just added another to your ranks, i had a beautiful baby girl the midwifes refer to in the ward as 'the pretty baby' her name is Fiadh (pronounced like Fi-ah) and she is the most beautiful human being I've ever looked up and been blessed with along with my wife, here in Ireland the women run the show anyway, proud to see you backing your girl here, not all us blokes are bad, I'm ex BAF with three combat tours in Afghanistan, i try to be a better husband everyday, now father, I'll never be what they deserve but I'll literally die trying, God bless you my fighting sister, please have a listen to U2 'ground beneath her feet' (not the live one the album or video one) my wife and i fell in love with each other and our eyes met just as the song started across a crowded bar just as it started and we never looked away, just soft smiles barely noticeable, the flick of her stunning eyelashes like waves across those big green brown eyes and I've never looked at another woman since, not in that way, never will, please could you let me know what you think, thank you in advance and us proper men, not those sad little betas thinking they could score by becoming bootlickers, us alpha men, men who fight but not with our sisters have your back and will not stop until you have equality either, my Ma and sisters are fierce anyway they get treated as equals, tbh most do here where I'm from but most is not enough until it's all, God bless yeh 🙏 we are all each other has in these dark days, we need you to watch our backs too and thank you all who already do that, demonising all men is a mistake but most women, true feminists like my better half, Ma, sisters and you want/demand equality not superiority or we might as well all give up if we can't all do that simple thing, it's common human courtesy, nothing but love and respect from Dublin 🇮🇪

@greengrugach1984

3 жыл бұрын

@connie baldwin I meant to put, people say I'm a warrior becausecof my deeds but my beautiful amazing wife is the true warrior, thing is my wife probably could have done what i did but i sure af couldn't do what she did, she's a true warrior, she made the perfect baby, thank God she favours her Ma not her Da 🙏

@CapitalReact

3 жыл бұрын

You got the right maths bro 🤣😂😂💯

@gennarocavainolo8488

3 жыл бұрын

@@andrewgrant6516 still blown away that people complained about a free album from one of the best bands of all time.

Bob was the lead singers, Bono, dad. He had passed a week prior to this concert. If you look up Kite from Slane Castle, you'll really hear it.

@stephenpriola4301

3 жыл бұрын

Aaron Duncanson going to check that out ! Should be interesting 🤔!! Ty !!

@garyhutton2654

3 жыл бұрын

Dear miss " miss India reacts" loved your reaction fantastic I must say , you seem like an alright lady I really hope you and your family and friends are keeping safe during this terrible pandamic this will pass trust me I love America I do but how they treat the world is not good particular AFRICA this is the most important place on earth look how many young people have perished ridiculously how we let this happen . This is the future them guys are going to be life kind considerate ladies and gentlemen as a white guy from Ireland ☘️

@tommytrain

3 жыл бұрын

The whole intro to kite was about his dad and the song took on another level when he sang it for him here

Just one if the biggest bands that ever existed. Dude has pipes for days...weeks. Check out Bad from Live Aid or Bullet the Blue Sky, my favorite U2 song.

@bid84

4 жыл бұрын

Bullet is their best song, pity they didn’t explore the harder sound more.

Bob was his father. Who had recently passed. The singer’s name is Paul Hewson, but he goes by Bono (pronounced BAH-no). The guitarist is David Evans, but even his mother calls him The Edge. U2 have been a band since September 25, 1976 (coincidentally the day I was born). They were schoolmates. Their first album came out in 1980. They’ve won a ton of grammies and have been inducted in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. They’re from Dublin, Ireland. This show was from the “Elevation” tour in 2000-2001. The venue, Slane Castle, is in Ireland. So it was basically a hometown crowd but they are a really huge band. I’ve seen them live six times. It’s always a great show. That catwalk was in the shape of a heart. It was part of the Elevation Tour stage. The band’s name has no real meaning and the band actually hates it. They were teenagers when they picked it and now they’re 60ish and they’re stuck with it. 😂 Four guys making music together for 44 years. No breakups, no lineup changes, nothing. Same four guys. Bono says that being in U2 is like a marriage between four men. It’s hard work and there’s fights and compromises but it’s always rewarding. They released their fourteenth studio album a couple years ago.

@AndTheRoadGoesEverOn

3 жыл бұрын

All true.👍 😉

My favorite U2 song is "New Year's Day" although "Bullet the Blue Sky" off of Rattle & Hum ranks up there too! "In God's Country" is another great song off of the Joshua Tree album. I've seen them in concert twice, first on the Unforgettable Fire tour, then on the Joshua Tree tour. Best ever!

Other U2 suggestions: Early U2- Sunday Bloody Sunday or Pride Mid Era- With or Without You Later U2- Beautiful Day

@sprtswrtr10

4 жыл бұрын

Great choices, but you can go earlier than that, even. Gloria and I Will Follow

@Pathfinder197

4 жыл бұрын

Their live performance of "Bad" at Live Aid is well worth checking out too.

@jamesmcseattle

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pathfinder197 Or you can go with a b-side: The Three Sunrises, on "Wide Awake in America"

@nianfiedler5291

2 жыл бұрын

You missed their best album! Achtung Baby. Early U2 - I will Follow, Out of Control, Electric Co, Gloria, New Years Day, Drowning Man, Mid - With or Without You, Exit, One Tree Hill, A sort of Homecoming, The Unforgettable Fire, Pride, All I Want is You, Later Mid - The entire Achtung Baby album, Stay, Lemon, Dirty Day, The Wanderer, Kite, Beautiful Day, Vertigo, City of Blinding Lights Later - Magnificent, No Line On The Horizon, Cedars of Lebanon, Every Breaking Wave, The Troubles, Raised by Wolves, Sleep Like a Baby tonight, Red Flag Day, Summer of Lover

I remember growing up riding around with my dad listening to U2 he’s a passed now but I still think of him every time I hear them

They're going to become you're favorite band. You can go 40 years back and see how they caught the imagination of an eighth-grader with "I Will Follow" and "Gloria," songs like I'd never heard in my life, all the way to present day. Same four guys the whole way. The opening to this video gave me goose bumps and I've been listening to them forever. Please go down this rabbit hole. You'll love it.

‘Pride’ (In The Name Of Love) and ‘With Or Without You’ be great to react to🙏🏼

Watched them live a few times, once with 80,000 people just all moving like that...best concert I have ever been to...plus U2 used to ensure they were the loudest concerts so they pushed the boundaries with acoustics...million watt sound system...you just felt the bass in your chest and everything vibrated from the music...epic

@brak7865

4 жыл бұрын

There is nothing better than The Edge LOUD. Their concerts are epic adventures.

@Bobskiboy85

4 жыл бұрын

@@brak7865 thats for sure mate

Honey, that crowd was just for them. They are my favorite band of all time. I have seen them twice in concert, & that's not enough...I want to go again & again! The love & acceptance that radiates in their live performances is off-the-charts.

All I Want Is You is the greatest love song of all time

@redsidebiker

3 жыл бұрын

I waited for my now wife to enter the room for our marriage with that playing.

U2’s live performances from the “Rattle and Hum” album are quality. Also, their Live-Aid performance. Bono and the boys get major respect for saving someone in the front row, and ad-libbing the majority of their play time.

attending a U2 concert and witnessing that song as well as Pride (In The Name Of Love) is moving. You may wanna react to that song about MLK

Streets Have no Name.....in Northern Ireland Catholics and Protestants could be identified by what street they lived on

@guidosarducci

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly...

@THEPATRIOT1000

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you father GS

@langdale55

4 жыл бұрын

BLUE SKY yes, but the song is about Manhattan - where the streets have no names, only the avenues!

@THEPATRIOT1000

4 жыл бұрын

@@langdale55 I've never heard that story in 35 years and I'm sure that you will never find anybody but yourself that says that. “An interesting story that someone told me once is that in Belfast, by what street someone lives on you can tell not only their religion but tell how much money they’re making,” Bono said in 1987

@julieb3996

4 жыл бұрын

to me it reminded the streets in the desert in California where they hadn't got around to naming them yet

I've seen them live 5 times!!! Never disappointed.

The album was influenced by a tour that took the band through the South Western U.S. Joshua Tree is an indigenous plant of that area.

This part is, hands down, the greatest moment of any U2 show. Hell, it's the greatest moment of most shows.

They had the best Super Bowl performance. The feeling & emotion they captured after September 11.

I love U2. For me ,I have three U2 Favourites, "With Or Without You", "New Years Day", and "Where The Streets Have No Name"

it's basically impossible to do justice to their catalog with a few recommendations. I can name no less than 40 songs worthy of attention but...well... Anyway, by album name- War: Young U2 just hit it big - "Sunday Bloody Sunday" (about real life events during The Troubles in Northern Ireland) The Unforgettable Fire: Next album - The one the play on the radio is Pride, about MLK, but the real gem is "Bad" about a friend who died of a drug overdose Joshua Tree: considered the best album if their 80's work, "With or Without You" and "I Still haven't Found What I'm Looking For" are both powerful Rattle & Hum: like the previous album, so much goodness, but for a change of pace how about "Angel of Harlem" (about Billie Holiday and her world) Achtung Baby: many call this their very best album, "One" is maybe the best song ever but "Until the End of the World" (at least) is also remarkable (skipping a couple of lesser albums) All That You Can't Leave Behind: my personal fave here is "Walk On" but "Beautiful Day" and "Stuck in a Moment" are both excellent That's 10 so I'll stop except one other thing you might find interesting - there's a video out there of a live performance of "Miss Sarajevo" with Luciano Pavarotti that's pretty great.

@nianfiedler5291

2 жыл бұрын

Yikes! Skipping Zooropa and POP! sigh. All That You Can't leave... Is my least favorite album, ok, second least. POP and Zooropa are both outstanding. I would say, go and listen again without any preconceived notions. POP is actually one of their more political albums (Staring at the Sun, Please) Gone is a classic, Do You Feel Loved is just flat out amazing, Wake up Dead man, about doubting one's faith. And Zooropa is just intensely deep and profoundly creative. Really the greatest creative time for the band 91-97.

@TammyBeth1015

2 жыл бұрын

@@nianfiedler5291 I do like Staring at the Sun quite a bit.

You look absolutely gorgeous today, you trophy holdin’, hard workin’, super woman, you! I watched that and cried right there with you. So proud of you. It does mean something when your hard work is acknowledged. I was probably about one of the last ones to subscribe during that time, and holy boogie, India, look at how many of us you have under hour belt now! Congratulations India! Love ya! 💕

@markmyers6472

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing... She is always beautiful... today is exceptional...

It was just them! This song is about Heaven (where the streets have no name) to me, but there are other theories. And he was calling to his father, who’d passed away right before this concert. Their Super Bowl halftime show is considered the best one....worth a reaction! Also, “Walk On” is one of my favorites, written about a woman being held in jail for her beliefs. “Desire”...”Pride”...”When Love Comes to Town”...”Bad”....”Kite”....too many to write down!

@seangeheran2916

3 жыл бұрын

Its about northern Ireland and 5he troubles

I’ve seen these guys 3 times-they put on a fantastic show. Impossible to pick a favorite song, but “One” is high up there. This song is definitely the most fun in concert. Everyone just goes nuts.

We're in full concert mode now and I love it...more U2 please ❤️

One of my fave rock groups of all-time; their concerts are as close to a religious experience you can have

So Bono is a born again Christian. He was moved while touring Africa that some places had no street names. He lamented how the name of the street that you live on tells people where you stand in society. The streets become literal racial divides in some cities. When I lived in NYC, we were told that 100th street was the line. That to go any farther meant to get into bad neighborhoods. Truth be told, some of my best friends lived well into the 120s and my parents would have flipped if they had known I went up that far to see my friends. He also references heaven in the song as a place where the streets have no names. There is no division or class system in heaven, only unity for all believers. He talked about this at a concert one time and said that He cannot wait to see the banquet in heaven with people of all nationalities sitting together in harmony. I think this is why so many people want that so badly in our world today, it just feels like a glimpse into heaven. I find great hope in that one day something as silly as skin color will no longer divide people. And I think it is why racism feels so gross, it feels like running the opposite way of the direction that we are all supposed to be headed in. Anyway that is my two cents and some insight into Bono.

I have lost count of the U-2 concerts I have gone to. Never have I been disappointed. It’s and experience. Walk On Kite One Pride City of Blinding Lights The song list is endless.

Another great live performance is Peter Gabriel "In Your Eyes" Secret World Live

I've seen U2 in concert twice...once in the 90s and again 2 years ago. Their live act always gives me goosebumps.

I have the Slane dvd. It's one of their best shows. I still get goosebumps and tears in my eyes from this performance of Streets.

This is my absolute favorite live performance of ANY song by ANY artists EVER. It’s UNREAL. Music at its finest.

This song transcends all constraints, it’s beyond description.

How did Bono run around and belt out that intro and not only not faint, but continue with perfect pitch and passion? Bono really has a spectacular voice.

Bono, the lead singer, had lost his father (Bob) about a week before this performance. His father was an amateur opera singer. He was definitely calling out to him. He made a few mentions of his father throughout that show.

I love U2, Amazing group. Thank You for being open and exploring their music. You needed to watch their movie Rattle and Hum and you get the magic of their music. Very talented group.

I have felt that some of their songs held a religious theme. That's what I feel. And their songs you want to hear LOUD and feel it take over your soul. Deep!❤️🥰

@rivertam7827

4 жыл бұрын

Sex and God are Bono's two favourite subjects to sing about lol

@dawnrobbins5877

4 жыл бұрын

They consider themselves a Christian band.

The hat tip to his Dad at the start who had passed days earlier... Powerful and beautiful totally exposed and embraced. 1❤️

U2, when in the pocket while performing a song is almost spiritual in its nature. The lyric, the song/sounds, performance and stage atmosphere is IMO... "Electrified!!" this song you just reacted to and "With or Without You" (both performed at this concert) simply give you the sensation that Bono and the band are sharing their very soul with its audience. ~"AWESOME BAND!!"

This was another amazing U2 concert. I saw this in Seattle, but my sons bought me the Shane Castle dvd. I would loved to have been there! I’ve seen U2 three times, they never disappoint❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This song was meant to be heard and seen live!!!! YOU DID THE REACTION SO MUCH JUSTICE THANK YOU:) the greatest pop rock band of all time imo

Their concerts always look so amazing I'd love to see them live one day.

U2 came home to Ireland!! Wish I could have been there!! They are known for their live performances. This song was written specifically to play live! U2 is an amazing band who have always been deeply political and socially conscious on inclusion, equal rights, climate, etc etc. Bono believes music can tear down the walls and tear off the labels that divide us. This song is about living in a world where there is no division...A place Where The Streets Have No Name. Pretty powerful!

my fav is i still haven't found what i'm looking for brilliant track. loved your review of this one.

I go through phases, but I’d say “Who’s Gonna Tide Your Wild Horses?” might be my favorite song by them. It’s pure magic!

P.S would love if you followed up with one of their early hits that made them famous but done live at the Wembley arena in 1985 as part of live aid concert for Africa...song Sunday Bloody Sunday Live Aid 1985...that was a crowd reacting

They had come up with a shortlist of six names. U2 was the name they hated the least. U2 comes from the U-2 spy plane which was in the news a lot around that time period. My favorite band in the world. I love all kinds of music but I have seen U2 dozens of times and they are my favorite live band. They always put on amazing shows. Yes, he was crying out for his father who passed away prior to this show, maybe a week or more before. Great reaction, thank you for entertaining us during these Crazy times. 😁

I love U2 and this album is incredible. I saw them in concert twice and it was mind blowing.

The stage was Heart shaped. Bob was his dad who passed away a few days earlier. The song was about the time he spent in Africa. U2 was a part of LIVE AID for africa in 85. It also has a feel of Heaven. He used the part of no sorrow or pain to the version of this song.

I can't even say my favorite song from U2. - I could maybe give you my top 10. Amazing band.

I saw U2 on this tour and 2 others. Absolutely incredible every time. Others have already explained about this song, so I will just request “Bad” from their Live Aid set. Also “Love Rescue Me” from their groundbreaking 1988 concert film “Rattle and Hum.” And “Pride.” I’ll resist going on & on! Just want to add that I love that pink in the background of your room. It really makes you glow even more than usual! 💕

Should listen to U2 before they broke America. Their early music. A day without me.

THIS! This is my absolute favorite U2 song ever and I am a big fan for nearly 30 years now. This concert is a only U2 concert that means all people are just there for them. Bono's dad past away directly before this concert, you can see it in his passion while singing and in the love the fan's gave back to him . The best Version of this song for me, brings me to tears and gives me chills every time I see it. You should also check out a version of the U2 songs "Bad" and "Pride" if you have the time. Intense songs with great lyriks.

I’m so so glad you’re reacting to them. A big catalog to go through. Their are an album band, meaning that each series of songs is cohesive and unique. Songs I recommend Sunday Bloody Sunday (very relevant to today) With or Without You Bullet the Blue Sky (Live from Rattle & Hum) One Mysterious Ways In the Name of Love (MLK song) Have fun!

Before they segued into Streets in that show, Bono was repeating the line from the previous song - All I Want is you - a track the late-1980s.

Thanks for reacting! I really like them! This was an awesome live performance.

A U2 concert isn't just a gig, it's a communion with an energy that passes through the crowd which you can only feel, you can't describe it. I'm a non-believer, but it is a spiritual experience and Bono is both a preacher and a shaman. The song is also technically quite interesting as it goes through multiple time signature shifts, and The Edge was a pioneer of the echo and effects he uses.

Love your channel, your reactions, really can see your personality in your reactions. Most of all, watch your channel because of you. Each time you post, you just keep looking better and better.

Saw them in concert on the"Love Town tour" with BB King in 1989- easily the best concert I have ever seen - an amazing live band.

Omg mrs. India you look absolutely gorgeous today. Little band from Ireland that never disappoint they are freaking awesome

I was so glad to see this band live in Indy. Just a blessing. Their energy is always off the charts.

‘Wow’ is right. Probably their finest moment …especially around Bono’s dad passing away a few days before

This song is about breaking down barriers & bringing unity. Powerful message 🙌

I saw U2 when they were an opening act. I saw them at Red Rocks (awesome video) and 3 more times. TRUE STORY! We were waiting in line to buy their tickets for A St Patrick's day show in Denver and the computers crashed and we had been waiting for hours already. So you know what they did? They bought pizza for everybody in line it was courtesy of them. Rockstars don't do that but U2 does. My favorite Pride In The Name of Love. It's dedicated to Martin Luther King. I also love The Unforgettable Fire.

I was at that concert. Best night of my life!

They always created positive, uplifting songs - songs with social messages and used their celebrity to help those in poverty.

Saw them live in Gothenburg in -05 and -09. The -05 concert is the greatest live performance I've ever experienced....

Another one of my top 3 favorites. Sunday Bloody Sunday is another of my top favs.

Emotional overload. But they have no misses or bombs. Every song has a message.

This was filmed the week that Bono's (lead singer) father passed. He was calling for his dad, Bob. "One" and "Kite" from this same concert are also amazing.

I've had the pleasure of seeing U2 five times over the years, and sometimes Bono would hit just one note that was worth the price of admission. Bono had just lost his father a few days before this concert, and yes, he was singing from the bottom of his soul for his father.

First time seeing your reaction channel. You're so honest and thoughtful and beautiful...cute reactions to the vid moments. Nice work!

The song he is singing in the beginning of the song "All I want is you" Bono dedicated to his wife and his father Bob passed a week before this homecoming performance in Ireland. If you watch this whole video through it's an Amazing transition between songs. Very emotional amazing performance

My baby sister has just passed away today at 51 years old in Cape Town. Because of the Covid I can't go to her funeral I'm from France, and she loved that song. there is the same song sung by U2 with the Soweto choir. Thank you for reacting to that song. RIP baby sister

That crowd is Electric 😦

Yay 😁 so glad u are exploring my Favorite Band!!🎶👏🏼enjoy💃🏻 my favorite song is “BAD” 😎however their catalogue is amazing and timeless 🤩

Their Super Bowl performance of this song is heartbreaking too. They were the halftime act at the first Super Bowl post 9/11. They had all of the names of those lost projected above them 💜💜

Love "Joshua Tree". Sometimes, mostly in deep Winter, just let that album run. Masterpiece! If this is the live rooftop show in Los Angeles - I nearly went. Except I know downtown L.A. well, and was NOT about to get in that traffic! God bless KTLA for playing it live on the TV! (No, this is an actual show. Trip out and watch the screw-up-L.A.-on-a-Friday video, too, just for fun!)

Best anthem song out there! The song right before this one (live) All I Want is You is another good one. LOVE LOVE this album and the ones before this one.

Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me... from the “Batman Forever” soundtrack. That was the Val Kilmer Batman edition.

I love the official video of this song, the story is cool. Love U2.

What a into to there song went for ages so cool, hey India stay true to your reviews it works great music love it stay cool girl

This is a great song. Thank you for sharing this

Re U2: you should check out their song "Running to Stand Still" from Zoo TV live from Sydney.

@tammyy155

4 жыл бұрын

Yes - great song!

@RinniePere

4 жыл бұрын

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

@carlgrant9785

4 жыл бұрын

@@RinniePere As corny as it may sound, it being a sad song anyway, the part where he starts singing "Hallelujah" is amazing and very moving to me.

@RinniePere

4 жыл бұрын

@@carlgrant9785 I used to play it on guitar when I was younger, and there is just so much pent up emotion. It was one of my favorites. My favorite off the Joshua Tree is One Tree Hill... but honestly, I love the album from start to finish.

@carlgrant9785

4 жыл бұрын

@@RinniePere yes, it's an excellent album. Best wishes to you.

Bad from Live Aid is the performance that brought them to a world audience. Moment Of Surrender from the 360 tour is a stand out. God Part II from Sydney Australia is another excellent performance.

Live ambiance captured digitally : very rare ! Goose bumps every time I hear the intro.

The transition did it.You have to watch All I Want Is You going into this.Best transition ever.

U2- City of blinding lights..maybe the most beautiful and underated song.

What a crowd. Even now U2 kicks ass.

Sunday Bloody Sunday! My first experience with U2! Bono is the lead singer.

Pride...Haven't Found What Im Looking For...Mysterious Ways..With or Without You....Sunday Bloody Sunday

U2-The Sweetest thing!

The Joshua Tree is a MASTERPIECE. This concert film is definitely one of their best along with Rattle & Hum, but that's also part documentary. Bono has an amazing voice. Quite arguably the greatest Irish band of all time. Check out Bad @ Live Aid 1985.