creo que esté fue el último concierto de Malcolm con la banda....
@MrAntigreed6 ай бұрын
You bad boy, manipulated the video at 4:01, to repeat the sequence and prolong the actual lenght of the song!
@AndrewGrey229 ай бұрын
Yeah they don't sound right. The energy is missing.
@catlikemeew10 ай бұрын
I’ve stated this on another video of FTAB from Bilbao ‘10: It’s kinda bittersweet, this one. On one hand, Malcolm was pretty affected by his diagnosis here, and it is his very last song, and I, as well as most others here, I imagine, loved everything about his playing and personality. But we need to remember that it wasn’t only the end of an era, but also the start of a new one, when he was succeeded by Stevie, who plays incredibly well, but in his own style. He doesn’t try to copy Malcolm, but despite having his own style, he captures his energy and spirit really well, and for that I respect him. Besides, Malcolm really put his heart and soul into this one, as he did with every performance, and he seemed to really love what he did. And people, name a better song to end his career with than For Those About To Rock. I dare you.
@PrairieDOGGroomingCo11 ай бұрын
Yasss. 💯 Saw it done in Minneapolis '92, March 3. Those boys took us to actual church with that Zoo TV arena tour. Unreal.
@KabelkowyJoe Жыл бұрын
No, it's not Chicago 2005 on dolec1234 is better except for the "US Army" part - song it's about sacrifice, having no way out, except moving forward, the context can be whatever you struggle in life
@rafaelortegaesp Жыл бұрын
"U2 han (sic) redondeado un LP difícil de los que hay que escuchar muchas veces para que te guste". Fdo. "El experto musical" No fue mi caso, en cuanto escuché The Fly en la radio supe que venía algo muy grande. Lamentablemente, muchos "expertos" y "cuñaos" repetían eso y lo siguieron repitiendo durante años: "Me gustaban en The Joshua Tree, ahora no." Es lo que tiene romper moldes, que muchos tienen miedo de salir de la borregada y que les señalen porque les gusta algo distinto. Como dijo Bono años después: "Fuck the mainstream". Por cierto, lo que bono dice está muy mal traducido, no tiene nada que ver. En realidad, le preguntaban tras el primer concierto febrero 1992, en Lakeland, Florida, por qué habían decidido no incluir canciones de los primeros álbumes: El contestaba: "We didn't want it"... "Wasn't where we are feeling like right now". "We are into ZooTV". "I am into it; we are into it and I really think that the real U2 fans that have been around, they'll be into it. We might lose some of the pop-kids but we don't need them"
@alessandrocecchetto9178 Жыл бұрын
Epic version
@esperago Жыл бұрын
The ZooTV tour version of Running to Stand Still is definitely the best version. It's a musical and theatrical masterpiece. The angst and the arm rubbing. The junkie pacing the room, desperate for relief. The stab of the needle - then the great release. The great relief of heavenly hallelujahs. The coming to the Lord. The calling to the Lord. Everything about these five minutes elevates this song to the highest level. But man, oh, man, does it make me wonder what the heck happened to Bono. He's certainly a shadow of his former self. I haven't seen a transcendent live performance since the Elevation tour. I hope the last album of their career recaptures the glory.
@casinolive_ Жыл бұрын
I too wondered?? I think Bono started to care and want to be liked by everyone vs carring less and especially having U2 being liked by younger pop listeners forcing the band to make sissified soft music the past 20yrs to keep them playing vs sitting at home in ireland because rock pretty much died in the music industry. Very sad and I woullf never have imagined they could derail in my lifetime of listening, buying albums, imports, attending all concerts.
@esperago Жыл бұрын
@@casinolive_ Yes, agreed. On one hand, I appreciate any new music that they put out. I'll probably always find a few songs per album that I enjoy. That being said, he is very open about staying "radio relevant" and that the trick for him and the band is creating fresh, innovative music that is also universally appealing and attracts a new audience... and works well in a live show. So they try to thread that needle and they, to a large extent fail because they become paralyzed by studio overproduction and the pursuit of perfection. Their music gets watered down. Becomes the warm bowl of oatmeal that is inoffensive but also doesn't really get anyone excited. Two other points: First, he always said U2 would "knock it on the head" (ie. quit) of they ever start repeating themselves. Then about half way through their career, they released three greatest hits albums, toured the Joshua Tree and now, most recently, released a reworking of their catalogue of songs (acoustically) and will be touring ZooTV come this autumn. That's not the same Bono and band from the Achtung Baby era. Secondly, his music is now infused with milquetoast political statements. Yes he was always political BUT he used to pride himself on being non-partisan and on the campaign for love and human decency. Over the last decade, he has full on switched to campaigning as a liberal, a Democrat, an advocate for the WEF, big celebrities, corrupt politicians and big business. Whether one agrees with his stances or not, it is a major change from his protesting during the 80s. He is biased, partisan and wants you to just trust that he knows best while simultaneously alienating the conservative half of his and U2's audience. So, he and the band have changed a lot on ways they swore they never would and they are in denial about it, at least publically. This much is clear, having read his autobiography; he still thinks he's the scrappy/punk/post-punk spokesman for a generation. He's not, which is too bad but... there are worse things in life and as a whole, I'm glad U2 existed and I deeply value much of their body of work - and that's a wonderful thing. It's just too bad we can't get a few more bangers out of them before they hang it up.
@lucasphillips2177 Жыл бұрын
@@esperagoI don’t think the band has any problem losing its conservative fans, they’re the most hateful ones so they have no business listening. Pearl Jam has always been big advocates for abortion and pride and they have no shame in losing conservatives.
@lucasphillips2177 Жыл бұрын
I def agree of u2 being far too concerned abt radio play in the new millenium but they are on their 60s and they have nothing left to prove BUT I need a new zooropa or pop
@robertogonzalezlozano3748 Жыл бұрын
The best version
@pedrocruzjr5142 Жыл бұрын
Ridiculos los subtítulos. Vergüenza ajena…
@lunato7463 Жыл бұрын
El mejor Ultrashow sin ninguna duda.
@mteresarodriguezfeliu1826 Жыл бұрын
Ahí estuve yo
@modelistonthego6744 Жыл бұрын
Yo también estuve. Alante del todo a 5m de la pasarela central. Fue impresionante. El suelo se movía 5cm arriba y abajo de las miles de personas saltando a la vez.
@johnsturges3139 Жыл бұрын
Makes me feel old, but I like it
@HBclique Жыл бұрын
eerie to think that Brian played his first gig with the band on June 29th 1980, then almost 30 years to the day, Malcolm would play his last gig with them :(
@zaldum3862 жыл бұрын
Que esto no tenga millones de vistas me parte el alma
@G_Ellis6062 жыл бұрын
DVD Sydney version 10X better.
@alfgamer36152 жыл бұрын
Can’t believe this is Malcolm’s last time performing my favourite song of all time R.I.P Malcolm
@tonibueno14292 жыл бұрын
Haleluya
@bleckgilbert78752 жыл бұрын
Ma préférée lalalalaaa🎥👏👏
@inakidonabeitia64362 жыл бұрын
28.6.08.entradas coladon
@harrygreb84272 жыл бұрын
How did you find time to listen to all the live versions? I call BS you haven't - this certainly isn't the best version or anywhere near it
@G_Ellis6062 жыл бұрын
Sydney version is 100X bettter!
@theonlyredspecial2 жыл бұрын
Love this song. But This is an awful version. I agree.
@michaelmcguinness41082 жыл бұрын
Great memories, love it.
@AnthonyL04012 жыл бұрын
This is definitely not the best live version ever. Weirdly, the best version is Edge singing it in a session .... kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWGG1dGgh9ecp8o.html
@felipecarrillohernandez7122 жыл бұрын
Magnífica versión
@jonmay42382 жыл бұрын
You're so right! Best version I've ever heard! ✌️♥️
@GBCR2 жыл бұрын
I never knew Hillary was an AC/DC groupie! Damn, she rides that Trump Train well!!!!
@LikeU2tributeband2 жыл бұрын
Nothing beats the sound and vibe of the Red Rocks show! Love the 80's U2!
@rodrigo75442 жыл бұрын
Rip Malcolm Young⚡
@cris_drama11512 жыл бұрын
Señores guarden esto en su memoria, por si este video desaparece,, es historia la entrada del zoo statuon
@MrGomjabber2 жыл бұрын
U2 really needs to go back to Red Rocks one more time.
@jonathanrobert28632 жыл бұрын
Oh yeah
@MrGomjabber3 жыл бұрын
That was cool, thank you.
@Nigelg683 жыл бұрын
nice one, however it would have been nice to include clips of the original video.... just for the old folks like me :-)
@cleivesonbarbosaevangelist36523 жыл бұрын
Excelente edição. Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@elperroandaluz92993 жыл бұрын
Aburrido.
@pablofernandez9252 жыл бұрын
Tu lo que eres es tonto
@elrocasocreepy11 ай бұрын
Ok
@catarinaaguiar47533 жыл бұрын
Ontem, hoje, sempre U2!
@darronbarker20653 жыл бұрын
Exerlent
@gabialfaro13373 жыл бұрын
I so so so soooooo love this song, it's My faith Made music...My fundamental....Thank You for this vídeo!
@rodrigoguimaraesveloso60043 жыл бұрын
I love U2
@daleparfitt72433 жыл бұрын
3 tossers
@ariussarius79283 жыл бұрын
Estuve y no lo olvidaré en la puta vida. Último gran concierto en el antiguo estadio de San Mamés. Y la siguiente vez que volví fue para ver a los Gun's, pero ya en el nuevo estadio, me gustaron, pero no fue lo de los más grandes... Larga vida al Rock and roll
@philipm.batista27473 жыл бұрын
GORA EUSKAL HERRIA!!!!!!!
@BernardColdwell3 жыл бұрын
Interesting snippets now I'd like to see the whole thing
@scerzo17983 жыл бұрын
I was there and i was 7 years old and it was incredible
@peksn3 жыл бұрын
WE ARE ENCHANTED!!!
@anakinskywalker75383 жыл бұрын
Yo también estuve allí. He visto a casi todas las principales bandas (Stones ,Who, Dylan, Springsteen.....), pero este es el mejor. Es un concierto histórico, la última vez en directo de Malcom y de la mítica alineación del Back in Black
@laureanovallenilla7303 жыл бұрын
Quien iba a decir que vería el último concierto en vivo de Malcon young!!no fue si no hasta unos años después que me enteré, los grandes rockeros nunca mueren......!
@djreferee99783 жыл бұрын
Puf!!!! ESKERRIK ASKO!!!!!
@julesgiddings87474 жыл бұрын
Malcolm Young’s last show and I was there! Near the front! RIP 🙏🙏
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creo que esté fue el último concierto de Malcolm con la banda....
You bad boy, manipulated the video at 4:01, to repeat the sequence and prolong the actual lenght of the song!
Yeah they don't sound right. The energy is missing.
I’ve stated this on another video of FTAB from Bilbao ‘10: It’s kinda bittersweet, this one. On one hand, Malcolm was pretty affected by his diagnosis here, and it is his very last song, and I, as well as most others here, I imagine, loved everything about his playing and personality. But we need to remember that it wasn’t only the end of an era, but also the start of a new one, when he was succeeded by Stevie, who plays incredibly well, but in his own style. He doesn’t try to copy Malcolm, but despite having his own style, he captures his energy and spirit really well, and for that I respect him. Besides, Malcolm really put his heart and soul into this one, as he did with every performance, and he seemed to really love what he did. And people, name a better song to end his career with than For Those About To Rock. I dare you.
Yasss. 💯 Saw it done in Minneapolis '92, March 3. Those boys took us to actual church with that Zoo TV arena tour. Unreal.
No, it's not Chicago 2005 on dolec1234 is better except for the "US Army" part - song it's about sacrifice, having no way out, except moving forward, the context can be whatever you struggle in life
"U2 han (sic) redondeado un LP difícil de los que hay que escuchar muchas veces para que te guste". Fdo. "El experto musical" No fue mi caso, en cuanto escuché The Fly en la radio supe que venía algo muy grande. Lamentablemente, muchos "expertos" y "cuñaos" repetían eso y lo siguieron repitiendo durante años: "Me gustaban en The Joshua Tree, ahora no." Es lo que tiene romper moldes, que muchos tienen miedo de salir de la borregada y que les señalen porque les gusta algo distinto. Como dijo Bono años después: "Fuck the mainstream". Por cierto, lo que bono dice está muy mal traducido, no tiene nada que ver. En realidad, le preguntaban tras el primer concierto febrero 1992, en Lakeland, Florida, por qué habían decidido no incluir canciones de los primeros álbumes: El contestaba: "We didn't want it"... "Wasn't where we are feeling like right now". "We are into ZooTV". "I am into it; we are into it and I really think that the real U2 fans that have been around, they'll be into it. We might lose some of the pop-kids but we don't need them"
Epic version
The ZooTV tour version of Running to Stand Still is definitely the best version. It's a musical and theatrical masterpiece. The angst and the arm rubbing. The junkie pacing the room, desperate for relief. The stab of the needle - then the great release. The great relief of heavenly hallelujahs. The coming to the Lord. The calling to the Lord. Everything about these five minutes elevates this song to the highest level. But man, oh, man, does it make me wonder what the heck happened to Bono. He's certainly a shadow of his former self. I haven't seen a transcendent live performance since the Elevation tour. I hope the last album of their career recaptures the glory.
I too wondered?? I think Bono started to care and want to be liked by everyone vs carring less and especially having U2 being liked by younger pop listeners forcing the band to make sissified soft music the past 20yrs to keep them playing vs sitting at home in ireland because rock pretty much died in the music industry. Very sad and I woullf never have imagined they could derail in my lifetime of listening, buying albums, imports, attending all concerts.
@@casinolive_ Yes, agreed. On one hand, I appreciate any new music that they put out. I'll probably always find a few songs per album that I enjoy. That being said, he is very open about staying "radio relevant" and that the trick for him and the band is creating fresh, innovative music that is also universally appealing and attracts a new audience... and works well in a live show. So they try to thread that needle and they, to a large extent fail because they become paralyzed by studio overproduction and the pursuit of perfection. Their music gets watered down. Becomes the warm bowl of oatmeal that is inoffensive but also doesn't really get anyone excited. Two other points: First, he always said U2 would "knock it on the head" (ie. quit) of they ever start repeating themselves. Then about half way through their career, they released three greatest hits albums, toured the Joshua Tree and now, most recently, released a reworking of their catalogue of songs (acoustically) and will be touring ZooTV come this autumn. That's not the same Bono and band from the Achtung Baby era. Secondly, his music is now infused with milquetoast political statements. Yes he was always political BUT he used to pride himself on being non-partisan and on the campaign for love and human decency. Over the last decade, he has full on switched to campaigning as a liberal, a Democrat, an advocate for the WEF, big celebrities, corrupt politicians and big business. Whether one agrees with his stances or not, it is a major change from his protesting during the 80s. He is biased, partisan and wants you to just trust that he knows best while simultaneously alienating the conservative half of his and U2's audience. So, he and the band have changed a lot on ways they swore they never would and they are in denial about it, at least publically. This much is clear, having read his autobiography; he still thinks he's the scrappy/punk/post-punk spokesman for a generation. He's not, which is too bad but... there are worse things in life and as a whole, I'm glad U2 existed and I deeply value much of their body of work - and that's a wonderful thing. It's just too bad we can't get a few more bangers out of them before they hang it up.
@@esperagoI don’t think the band has any problem losing its conservative fans, they’re the most hateful ones so they have no business listening. Pearl Jam has always been big advocates for abortion and pride and they have no shame in losing conservatives.
I def agree of u2 being far too concerned abt radio play in the new millenium but they are on their 60s and they have nothing left to prove BUT I need a new zooropa or pop
The best version
Ridiculos los subtítulos. Vergüenza ajena…
El mejor Ultrashow sin ninguna duda.
Ahí estuve yo
Yo también estuve. Alante del todo a 5m de la pasarela central. Fue impresionante. El suelo se movía 5cm arriba y abajo de las miles de personas saltando a la vez.
Makes me feel old, but I like it
eerie to think that Brian played his first gig with the band on June 29th 1980, then almost 30 years to the day, Malcolm would play his last gig with them :(
Que esto no tenga millones de vistas me parte el alma
DVD Sydney version 10X better.
Can’t believe this is Malcolm’s last time performing my favourite song of all time R.I.P Malcolm
Haleluya
Ma préférée lalalalaaa🎥👏👏
28.6.08.entradas coladon
How did you find time to listen to all the live versions? I call BS you haven't - this certainly isn't the best version or anywhere near it
Sydney version is 100X bettter!
Love this song. But This is an awful version. I agree.
Great memories, love it.
This is definitely not the best live version ever. Weirdly, the best version is Edge singing it in a session .... kzread.info/dash/bejne/iWGG1dGgh9ecp8o.html
Magnífica versión
You're so right! Best version I've ever heard! ✌️♥️
I never knew Hillary was an AC/DC groupie! Damn, she rides that Trump Train well!!!!
Nothing beats the sound and vibe of the Red Rocks show! Love the 80's U2!
Rip Malcolm Young⚡
Señores guarden esto en su memoria, por si este video desaparece,, es historia la entrada del zoo statuon
U2 really needs to go back to Red Rocks one more time.
Oh yeah
That was cool, thank you.
nice one, however it would have been nice to include clips of the original video.... just for the old folks like me :-)
Excelente edição. Parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Aburrido.
Tu lo que eres es tonto
Ok
Ontem, hoje, sempre U2!
Exerlent
I so so so soooooo love this song, it's My faith Made music...My fundamental....Thank You for this vídeo!
I love U2
3 tossers
Estuve y no lo olvidaré en la puta vida. Último gran concierto en el antiguo estadio de San Mamés. Y la siguiente vez que volví fue para ver a los Gun's, pero ya en el nuevo estadio, me gustaron, pero no fue lo de los más grandes... Larga vida al Rock and roll
GORA EUSKAL HERRIA!!!!!!!
Interesting snippets now I'd like to see the whole thing
I was there and i was 7 years old and it was incredible
WE ARE ENCHANTED!!!
Yo también estuve allí. He visto a casi todas las principales bandas (Stones ,Who, Dylan, Springsteen.....), pero este es el mejor. Es un concierto histórico, la última vez en directo de Malcom y de la mítica alineación del Back in Black
Quien iba a decir que vería el último concierto en vivo de Malcon young!!no fue si no hasta unos años después que me enteré, los grandes rockeros nunca mueren......!
Puf!!!! ESKERRIK ASKO!!!!!
Malcolm Young’s last show and I was there! Near the front! RIP 🙏🙏