U2 - Washington, USA 16-August-1992 (Full Concert With Enhanced Audio)
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- 01. Intro / Zoo Station 0:00:00
02. The Fly 0:08:30
03. Even Better Than The Real Thing 0:14:13
04. Mysterious Way 0:18:11
05. One / Unchained Melody 0:24:54
06. Until The End Of The World 0:30:56
07. New Year's Day 0:36:05
08. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World 0:41:16
09. Angel Of Harlem 0:46:20
10. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 0:50:34
11. Satellite Of Love 0:54:48
12. Bad 0:56:59
13. Sunday Bloody Sunday 1:05:15
14. Bullet The Blue Sky 1:10:17
15. Running To Stand Still 1:15:11
16. Where The Streets Have No Name 1:20:20
17. Pride (In The Name Of Love) 1:26:22
18. ZooTV Confessional 1:31:50
19. Desire 1:34:48
20. Ultraviolet (Light My Way) 1:39:24
21. With Or Without You 1:45:29
22. Love Is Blindness 1:51:41
The greatest tour of all time. U2 at their very very best. Bono's vocals during this era will never be matched.
@jamiedempo22 JP, his best ever vocals, despite some concerts where he completely lost his voice, was the 1989/1990 Lovetown Tour.
@@ObamaFromKenya didn't see that one but saw Joshua Tree and he was on point for that as best as he ever gets. ;)
@@ObamaFromKenya Nah, Bono didn't develop fully as a singer until ZooTv/Zooropa . Definately not as a stage performer until ZooTv. His Falsetto during Lemon is a perfect example. He could have never of done this in the 80s.
@ObamaFromKenya there's a performance of bad in the Netherlands in 1990 that's incredible.
@@ObamaFromKenya Yep. Lovetown tour was peak Bono voice!
Was at this show at 21 yrs old. Life changing. At 47, I’m still blown away.
I’ve come full circle, taking my 10 yr old son to JT 2017.
im 47 too . Fan since 1983
what did your son say?
How did he find it?
46...was there as well. First real concert, mind blowing.
A Day To Remember Heartless
I was 13. It was my first concert.
We're the same age, I actually got to see The Joshua Tree when I was 13. Saw ZooTV once indoors and twice outdoors. Saw 360 3 times at Soldier Field in Chicago. And I love U2 way more than my wife does, but she bought me 2 tickets, so I asked her if I could just take our daughter so she would have a "First Concert Memory with Dad" when we went to United Center 3 years ago for the Experience + Innocence show. I hope she'll never forget it. I know I won't. Cheers.
Jesus....how great was this band..???
MY LETTER TO U2-1987
I saw you guys on the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 at MTSU-Middle Tennessee State University Saturday November 28th 1987. The Bodeans opened up for you. I remember at the time Larry had a crush on Wynonna Judd and she came out and sang a duo with Bono!
I didn't have tickets to the show. A friend of mine drove us 3 hours from East Tennessee to see the show. We bought tickets at the box office for $18.50. We ended up 8th row center stage!
I remember back then the band held back tickets for fans who were willing to make the drive and couldn't get tickets via phone or record store locations.
Thanks again to Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr for making a special album and tour! I was 18 and had just graduated High School that year!
All the Best!
Gary Lagstrom
This was my first concert ever. My heart swells at how great everything was back then compared to today’s crap.
@F C I went to school with a girl who attended this very concert, she had bought a concert t shirt and wore it at least once a week for about half a year, I had been lucky to attended the St Patrick’s Day concert in Boston about six months earlier, and I remember she said how come you didn’t get a t shirt 🤣
Oh thats amazing.
Had a cool tank top from Joshua Tree but a girl wore it home from my place soon after and never got it back. 😥😡
Justin Bieber s new songs are OK though
Until the end of the world was the finest 5 mins of live music I've ever seen in my life.
Unfortunately, it dragged down the performance of New Year's Day which followed UTEOTW
Will be looking forward to it
@@NamathCB when?
It's a phenomenal song
Very underrated
It's probably their best song live. Boston, Slane Castle, the outside broadcast performance... all amazing.
Kids, right now you are watching the last great rock and roll band at the peak of their powers. We forgive them for the years and albums that would follow because, for a blink in time, they were perfect.
cvachon7 so true ..... They used to give me goosebumps . So so good
Couldn't have said it better. I saw them on this tour in Providence and then 2 nights later in Boston on St Patricks Day, the energy that night was incredible. They were the coolest of the cool during those years.
U2 tour's save lots of peoples life's during the 90s decade
Zoo TV + pop mart was so original and so blasting
Agree folk's ? Raise your hand's !!!
@@patrickrancourt4782 I agree, but the Elevation Tour and 2017 Joshua Tree Tour were amazing too!
PopMart was perfect. In ZooTV they discovered there was more U2 to U2, and just started to mine that new vein.
My first U2 concert. That night changed my life.
Best album and best tour they ever did.
I have arguments with many people about how great this album and tour was. The creativity that went into producing this arrangement of songs by Eno and Lanois was amazing. The tour was an event that I will never forget and I was very fortunate to see 4 shows. To come out with 6 songs and not one from Joshua Tree is just crazy but, that just how good this album was.
@Dan Berder during the first indoor led of ZooTV they would perform at least 8 straight AB songs and no songs at all from Boy, October, War, and just 1 or 2 songs from Unforgettable Fire.
@@ObamaFromKenya at the time the new stuff was so different from the old. Maybe they didn't think they jived or were selfishly just sick of playing them. But for me, I got to see the Joshua Tree tour (always think I need to add that it was at The Big O and my hsgf and my seats were so bad we were intimate at our seats😆) a long time fan already at that point I'd have been really upset not to hear ANYTHING from those first AMAZING records.
Man he must have sweat pounds off each show in that crazy suit! End this comment with the Edge is freaking awesome!!!! Have most all their music up to the Joshua tree from when I attempted to learn guitar. But couldn't ever get my set up to sound like him so it ended there. Haha
Running To Stand Stil
Where U2 have no rivals.
Best tour ever. Unforgettable zootv Tour. After nothing was like before.
U2-TRYIN TO THROW YOUR ARMS AROUND THE WORLD 🌎🌍
This was my alarm clock in the 90’s! Awakened me to the world and a new day! Ironically it was set for 6am!
Outstanding live band
The best I’ve ever seen
I was at zoo tv Wembley stadium England in 1993 for my 16th birthday absolutely brilliant experience.
Still my all time favourite band today as a 43 year old man long may they keep rocking 🙏🏻
Saw this show 17 times over a year - by a billion light years the best rock tour ever conceived and performed.
Who else watched the entire thing unexpectedly?
U2 in their absolute prime... Zoo Tv frickin' RULED!!
William Sauer have to agree with you ... Bono incredible back then and this is prob greatest tour ever
Wow. I saw it maybe in 1993 or 1994 in Stockholm. The Edge is perhaps the greatest guitarist since Hendrix: supports the song, master of sounds and ELECTRIC guitar. The Edge is second to none. Well maybe to early Lonnie Johnson ; )
hell yes!!
I totally agree! Love watching this again, it's super nostaglic... but really, you had to be there. U2 was giving just unreal performances back then. Edge was on his game like nothing else, one of the best rhythm sections ever, and Bono was amazing.
Absolutely. They satirically stuck their heads up their arses for ZooTV and created gold.... then their heads got stuck.
U2 at their very best. Great period up to and including POP. Went to the UK Wembley 93 gig as my first real gig. Took my girlfriend and now we are celebrating 20 years married. We both still remember this well.
I truly believe what makes Zoo tv and Popmart so great is the joy, the humor, the playfulness, the sense that anything could happen.. And the music was absolutely amazing too..
🥐🍟🥙👩🏽💻👩👧🦷💨🍪🥒🦏🌙🌎🚨🎧📼🧶🖍️
This is the u2 I love. Just a level above everyone else. Amazing.
Was at London leg Wembley Stadium 93. This tour was the tour to end all tours. A benchmark never bettered.
onefrequencydown so right!
Me too. One word epic
360 came close, but yeah, nothing will top ZooTV.
Holy Smokes - what a show. Took real balls too for the first 6 numbers to be from Baby. Then again, no surprise - it's a killer record.
I thought the same. I think they knew that they had done the perfect album.
This opening still gives me chills!
Must be the best ever start to a concert. Blew my mind live and still does.
The opening is easily the greatest in Rock & Roll/Music history!
Yes! Nothing surpasses this opening...
As it should I was there
Glory days - extra helpings of swagger. I miss these days. We take for granted how innovative this was.
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I agree
@ He actually still doesn't.
They didn't just play great music, they really put on a show. Ultraviolet is one of the best songs of all time. I nearly jumped through the roof when I found out they were playing it again in concert back in the 360 Tour.
Same for me!
They'll play the whole album this fall in Las Vegas lol
I saw them twice on this tour. Yankee Stadium in New York in August 1992 and RDS Dublin, Ireland in 1993.
They smashed it every night.
U2 have never been so good before or since ..this is U2 at their peak !
The greatest live band ever. Edges guitar playing is phenomenal. It’s the space between the notes that counts 🤔.
I was at this show (actually both of the DC shows on that tour). Life changing. There are a few musical moments that define me. My first tape deck that I used to record music off the radio. My first CD player. This show. This show was mind blowing and it really was a moment that changed what I expected in a live show. I still love this band, mostly on all of the good will this tour brought.
I was there. Night before was my first ever U2 show. loved it and had to go back. Scalped a ticket for night 2. 25 years later I'm up to 25 shows.
I was there too ! And likewise August 15, 1992 was my first gig. In the preceding November I camped out overnight outside RFK Stadium to get tickets - the first of many overnighters for U2. Funnily enough I'm also at around gig 25.
I was there too! In the cheap seats but I had a blast. Great that you went for both nights!
Why is there no footage from the 8-15 show? The one with the slight drizzle / mist that made a 360 degree rainbow over RFK stadium? Tons of videos from the 16th show.
This was my first U2 concert. I was 16 years old. A few rows from the b stage. Thanks for sharing!
Loved the zoo tour u2 at the top of their game nothing comes close.
Billza Boy the LoveTown Tour left this pompous crap for dead.
@@andysmith6218 If you thought ZooTV was pompous then you missed the whole point, friend.
@@scottieboy9722 indeed!
Nearly 2023 an this is still unbeatable----u2 cruising in 5th gear easy goin in to 6th wen bands didn't know there was a 6th = absolutely epic concert an tour u2❤️🤝
Fortunate to have seen the Zoo TV Tour several times aound Europe and I can catatgorically say this was a life changer for me. Best concert tour ever and underlined U2 at the top of their game. I know ABBA have the Avatars doing Voyage but if the Zoo Tour could be replicated in the same way I would be there every day and night. Sorry for anyone who did not get a chance to witness this tour live.
That guitar solo on The Fly...WOW!!
I love them since 1997, from Pop then the discovery of their 80's masterpieces in the best of 1980-90
If u2 we're to do this tour again today especially for the young generation it would blow them away
The "younger generation" sadly probably thinks of U2 as "dad rock". Let's not fool ourselves - ZooTV was revolutionary because it was the first time it ever happened. The younger generation today wouldn't care, and the critics would accuse the band of not having any more original ideas.
@@dja-train2265 That didnt stop them from doing TJT30 (2017 and 2019) tour tho.....
@@cristian.ilie.018 That show was for the middle aged professionals who could afford to go - i.e., people who paid less than $20 a head to see them in the 80s. I doubt the youngins were saving their paper route money for those tickets.
@@dja-train2265 I agree.....360 was the last great tour that had cheap seats too....With what I hear the seats go for on Bono's Book-tour with prices skyrocketting from 1000 bucks a seat to Infinity, it's just not worth it. Also ironic how the price of tickets and U2's greatness in terms of performance and spontaneity have changed reverse-proportionally with time meaning when U2 were at the top of their game on ZOO-TV the tickets were cheap and now when U2 is but a shadow of the glorious times the prices are stupidly high !!!!
This was my first U2 concert, and it was one hell of a show. September 20, 1992 in Busch Stadium.
This is probably the best ever U2 SHOW
With Or Without You... The best version of all times. Live from heaven.
Rock n’ roll at its best. Love this band.
bravo to the one who shot this!!....incredible close ups! I was working 2 jobs and raising children while missing Bono and his concerts😔..This soothes my regrets..bono still had those great moves i loved from his early concerts😊😎😎emphisizing those sudden *(oooohs) before he starts singing something i was thrilled to hear..his music in the 80's had alot of them too💕💕soooo sexy😉
I was there, it was great, raining on us like there was no end..
It was a drizzle... But beautiful...
Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World ,linda musica perfeita .
Classic U2 at it's best. Great to hear these best warhorses with an Acoustic Set on the B-Stage. And great electric version of Running without piano. Best ZOOTV tour ever
Ultraviolet Ray...their best song on Actung baby and one of their best of all their albums
Ultra violet (Light my way) is the title
At their absolute best with zoo tv
The opening of ZooTv Outside Broadcast [V2 , aka Sydney etc.] was the most amazing thing I’ve seen. Only a few minutes, but totally mesmerising. Will never forget.💎💎💎
U2 on The Top.All Over The World.
Love is Blindness was the absolute perfect song to end those shows with. Sublime.
We'll shine like stars in the summer night, we'll shine like stars over winter skies
30 years after this show...
This is still the best in my mind.
Great to see this full version finally posted on RUclips. There have been bits and pieces of this concert posted on RUclips over the years but they were usually single camera angles. This appears to be the fully edited video although the sound wasn't mixed for final release. Most people don't know that this show was supposed to be released as DVD hence why this "pro-shot" video exists. I'm not sure why it was never released but I'm glad this exists nonetheless! I was at this show so and it was my very first U2 show ever. Obviously it blew me away to say the least. It was a very damp, humid, drizzle filled night in the swamp we call Washington DC. The venue which was RFK stadium is where the Redskins used to play back in the day before they built the Fed Ex Field monstrosity. RFK stadium was a great venue for stadium shows.
Yeah, so happy this video is out there... August 15 & 16 were my first two U2 gigs. Brings back so many great memories. 40+ shows later, this is still the best...
What a incredible Show....on the top point of her career...amazing....one is still the best ever moment in my opinion....
Thanks for share. A Great Concert of the Bigger and Better RnR Band of the World. Excellent Concert, i love Zoo Tv Tour✌
U2 at their peak....such a massive leap from The Joshua Tree sound...back in the days when each new U2 album seemed to surpass their previous album...and girls wore "mom jeans"....haha...
All this show was so kick ass from the both intro until last second
So FUNtastic
So ultra classik
Thanx God for Zoo-Tv tour
Theirs best all time U2 history
Agree or Not ?
GOD BLESS U ALL
Funny how it's now obvious this tour started a U2 metamorphose... From the first Zoo TV shows until the last leg of the tour, you can see tremendous changes on the stage, production and the band's performance.
That's me, third row, red top and jean shorts! Amazing night!
I was at this exact concert. Cool to see it on video. This was an awesome concert!
I saw 2 amazing shows at Foxboro the following week & still get chills when I think back to them - Awesome times!
That Clayton's bass on Mysterious Ways... epic!
When Larry played hard....what a good times!
How friggin incredible !!! U2 were in they're prime here .... Bono just a boss
Roundhay Park Leeds August 93, the arena packed from fence to fence 80,000+ people living the moment the biggest stage you saw in your life, and 2 hrs of a band in their prime showing you the future, it's been 30 years and the technology has got better but this was the tour that changed the way fans would be entertained forever, it was like going from dial up connection to broadband there was no going back, things were never going to be the same again, I even got me some zoo tv condoms, the 90s was such a cool decade then everything got serious
They were pushing the envelope and chopping down the Joshua Tree. I love the Zoo TV tour. Groundbreaking sound engineering on the Achtung Baby album came to life on this tour. Absolute rock genius🤘😎💥🎧💯🔥
New Year's Day is a bit of a mess. But this is why I love these guys.
a bit? :-D
Just scrolling through the comments looking for the New Year’s Day comments… I’ve never seen them stuff up like that… It is a known fact that Adam missed the first of two Sydney concerts because he was drinking heavily, in November 93. I’m not sure what happened on this performance though…
@@joekamleh6049 looked to me like they were staring Edge down on the intro and he screwed it up and they all got off from there
This show and tour was brilliant and I’m not even a big U2 fan. Was captivated during the entire show.
Love this era from Achtung baby to Pop. U2 were funny and I take them seriously.
They are trying to be serious now, but they are little bit funny.
Saw the tour in Vancouver, what a great show.Must of listened to Achtung Baby a 1000 times that year
yay Loved that show!
I’ve got to say that the way Edge plays the bridge on Ultraviolet at 1:44 is just out of this world.
Ultraviolet is one of their more under appreciated songs imo. When they played it during 360 tour I almost cried. How they can tour without playing that and Bad is beyond me tbh
Watching this on my "fanniversary" THANK YOU! (The ZooTV DC shows were my first.)
Even with all the technological advancement since then, this is still some of the best sensory overload ever put together for a rock show. I'm not sure I've ever seen a big concert that was as well designed as ZooTV.
Way better than Sydney 1993. This is raw, passionate and pure. This ís U2.
I was at this concert and yes it was truly amazing and life-changing. Perhaps U2 were at their peak at this time, however I’ve also seen them many times on the last three tours and I don’t really think they’ve missed a beat. The recent Joshua tour was truly truly amazing. However, This was the most innovative concert of any band. At any time.
This was also the first time they played New Year’s Day and Sunday bloody Sunday in the tour. Can you imagine thinking that New Year’s Day and Sunday bloody Sunday simply wasn’t good enough to make the cut?
The best concert. U2 forever.
I'm partial to Zoo TV Live from Sydney. Still a great show though. I wish his voice was as spectacular as it was at this time. Achtung will always be my favorite album.
Agreed. I absolutely smashed that album for years.
Mandalay I loved the way they tweaked Zoo Station on the European and Down Under legs of the tour - Edge extending the opening guitar riff for little longer made that song even more epic. It’s the small things... 😁
Loved back when edge did moves with his guitar grooved while playing now he stands still lol still love em epic band 40 plus years together
thank you for this upload with superb sound quality. Never understood why Sydney was chosen over this performance.
Because Sydney was the last show of the tour! I was there and it rocked!
pimpleface cause on this concert there are some mistakes like on new year's day by adam and edge
Also because Zooropa came out during a break in the tour in 1993 and the latter ending of the tour made use of these new songs from Zooropa to make things more interesting and the Sydney performance is almost completely flawless!! I still think this was their best tour, even 25 years later that stage design is still amazing, especially how expanded it is with the Sydney show.
Because Stay wasn't included yet
And this song is top notch during Sydney gig
Three reasons why: New Year’s Day 😂
Saw both nights in DC on this tour. This night I was towards the back but the first night was on the 8th row towards Adam’s side.
I’ve seen a lot of U2 shows in my 35+ years of being a fan and I have to agree with other posts on here... Zoo TV was their best tour. They played with a renewed passion and the show was unlike anything we’ve ever seen. The sensory overload in the beginning was epic. I’m happy to see this show on RUclips. Wish I could find the first night in DC with the rain.
Thank you for posting. Such amazing memories.
Only caught the first (rainy) night. Something magical about the mist & rainbow that night. Wish there were videos from the 15th too.
36:50 Edge misses a note, Bono shakes his head. It happens to the best of us.
Sure Bono, let’s see you sing and play two lead instruments at the same time lol
I seen that part many times, I think the edge needed his space.
Bono does it again in the 40 min overlooking the edge on guitar.
I was at the very first ZooTV show in Feb 92 in Lakeland, FL. There were a couple of glitches, notably more than once they didn’t all stop playing at the same time at the end of a couple of songs. Bono just shrugged and said “been a long time.” Early in the show he noted it was their first show in the USA in 5 years. At least the mistakes showed us they were playing live. U2 gets tighter as tours progress. Saw them again in Atlanta and Tampa for Outside Broadcast about 8 months later and they were letter perfect. Edge also makes a mistake in ISHFWILF in the Mexico City Popmart show. Nobody minded!
Wow best concert I’ve seen. Bono’s VOICE 🙌🏻
Apoteósico el comienzo. Todavía emociona. Épico. Puro talento atemporal. Algún día visitaré Irlanda.
I was at this show and just came back from watching them perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas. Can’t believe it’s been 32 since I saw this show…it was phenomenal
Dodger Stadium, Oct 31 - 1992, 5th row...my first and only concert I went to, and it was amazing!
This is some serious entertainment here.
the other version of running to a stand still got to love it
Adam sounds great and so loud !
Très bonne qualité ! Et j'aimerais dire que de bon souvenir ! ZooTV !
I was somewhere in the 1st 10 rows, those amazing Propaganda seats that you could order by mail... mind blowing concert!!!🔥🔥🔥💗💗
10:58 one of Edge's best live solos. And God knows how much I've been listening to them to write that!
Loved earlier versions of this tour... Sunday bloody Sunday wow!!!!
I saw this show. Seems like forever ago. Good times.
1:12:00 No harm to Hendrix fans, but The Edge goes beyond there... Maybe not technically but the emotion is beyond anything done in rock 'n roll.
"In the locust wind
Comes a rattle and hum..
Jacob wrestled the Angel
And the Angel was overcome."
As BB King said to Bono,
You're mighty young to write such heavy lyrics.
I named my son from this..
Das größte Spektakel, das die Welt je gesehen hat.
Absolutely Amazing!!!
Congratulations on the post phase Achtung Baby and Zooropa if the friend has more shows please post
This is a great video. Thank you for posting.
Love the mess up on the pre-chorus for New Year's Day.
Amazing! I would like travel to the past...
This version of Bad is incredible. Probably my favourite.
Ultraviolet sounds sooo good here too