THIS SONG,BONO GOT INSPIRATION IN MANAGUA NICARAGUA 1986 WHEN U2 WERE THERE JUST FOR VISIT THE SANDINISTAS BUT THE CITY STILL ALMOST TOTALY DESTROYED FOR 2 BIG EARTHQUAKES: 1934 AND 1972( NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOWS THAT) THANK YOU.
Imagine a concert where no one had a cell phone. No one was disengaged trying to film it. Everyone in the audience was part of the concert. The audience was the band. The band was the audience. That’s how U2 made you feel. Like you, they were inviting you to be on the show. You felt that concert, you didn’t just hear it. This was U2 at their best. It’s a shame kids these days will never have this experience. Maybe that’s why we live in such a shallow world, with depression and suicide levels at all-time highs. Everyone’s got their face in a phone. They don't know how to be real. I was born in 1970. The last analog truly analog decade.
Other than taking pics or videos, who really uses their cell phones at rock concerts? It would defeat the purpose of going. Last time I checked, U2 are as good as ever and still touring. Kids these days will have the experience if they choose to do so, and many will. You're a moron.
I was born in 1971, I wish I could have a cell phone to record a lot of incredible moments at the concerts that I can barely remember, there are a lot of concerts that are not recorded, the bands select a city to record their concerts, and I have recorded a lot of concerts now and I enjoy to watch them later, and they are very real for me, so live and let die, is a free world, if you don't like to record is ok, if you don't like people to record don't go to concerts on this days.
@@soldat2501 - absolutely Bono literally became the very thing he used to rage against as a young man I still love the band - because I grew up with them - but the band from 1978- 1993-5? died somewhere out there
@@southwestrunner6384 I grew up with them too. No doubt, Stories for Boys sounds way different than Streets Have No Name, and bands always evolve but they got way off track to the point where they’re music was so forced and bland. Pure formulaic pop songs with zero sound designed to pump out albums for cash. They became what they fought against in the end. Truly a real life tale of, you either die a hero, or live long enough to be the enemy.
My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to you. I know what it's like to lose a father. If your dad thought this was a great song, it tells me that he was a wonderful, and amazing father. You are lucky to have had him in your life, and I mourn with you at his loss. Remember him with love.
My son passed at the age of 25 ... this song feels like a hint of what ethereal music could be ... with gradual entry in 6/4 time, transitioning to 4/4 time, then returning to 6/4 time at the end with the words "its all I can do" ... the span of a life in this crazy world, and the reentry into eternity with calm and hypnotic waltz-like ease ... tears every time
My brother and I drove from Denver to Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe AZ to see this show. And then a month later U2 came to Denver and we went to that show too. Both of those concerts were filmed for Rattle And Hum. How fortunate that we can relive both of those concerts for the rest of our lives. What are the odds?
Think you might have your dates backwards! Understandable, it's been over 35 years after all! The Denver segments for the film were shot Nov 7th and 8th 1987 at McNichols Arena. The Sun Devil Stadium segments were shot over a month later on Dec 19th and 20th and were the final shows on the Joshua Tree Tour.
Spero mi capiate o che riusciate a tradurre: se vi piacciono questi U2 ascoltate Boy, War, The Joshua Tree, TUF, Achtung Baby ma non gli ultimi album che non vi daranno mai l'idea di cosa erano
I used to sell extremely expensive audio/video equipment for a small chain that carried all the right brands. We had the good shit, but it wasnt cheap. All of us salesman had a handful of very specific demos we used to justify the added cost. This intro (on laserdisc, yes im that old) was one of my "go to" home theater demos. Several key points, but the one i always pointed out was the crowd moise when they light up the stadium, still makes the hairs on my neck stand up. This live version from rattle and him sold so much eqipment for me.. so good, phenomenol. :)
No one IRL understands how epic this is. I love coming here and seeing the comments from my fellow U2 fans who get it, who feel it, like I do. I send my love to each of you, as you take flight to the place where our souls gather to sing, dance and play along. Namaste. 🙏💗
@@dawns.3000 Dawn, i just love the story of Streets, how they spent over half the total production time on this one tune, that they recorded the album in a house instead of traditional studio, that the timing of the intro was different from the rest of the song but then Edge built a bridge that made it work, a symbolic bridge of Peace, if you will. There's a snippet in the Making of Joshua Tree dvd where Edge is playing back some guitar parts, and his face lights up with a realization, he comments "that's cool because I really didn't know what I was doing there". I found that to be fascinating because he was just busy being himself, doing his thing, and had zero idea how his gifts would go out and touch millions of people. Cool, huh?
This tune is 35 years old in 2022 and I still feel goosebumps, the hair on the back of my neck, and misty-eyed…. all at the same time. The ultimate anthem rock song. Heaven on earth.
It's hard to name a more reliably and predictably joyful moment in rock concertdom, than that moment when you and the 50,000 people around you at a U2 show all realize at the same time that they're about to do this song, and you all start cheering. Powerful and beautiful.
U2 has been my favorite band since I first saw them in Boston in 1981 at the Paradise Club, and this is my favorite song. I use it for my wake up alarm on my iPhone. The gradual build up of the organ followed by Edge's ethereal guitar intro is a joy to wake up to every morning.
I was at this show. I still have the ticket stub. $5.00 all admit. rain or shine. Right before Christmas 1987. Mr. BB King opened the show. Cool concert.
William. May 25 2018 Georgia. About 350 to be close enough to see them. Seen them in Hampton va in the 80 s paid like 30 bucks lol. What show moved me and touch my sole . Life long fan thanks
I know. People can't believe it when I saw them for $5! A few years ago I went and visited my daughter. She was wearing one of the t-shirts I bought at this concert. I don't think she knew the significance of the shirt. Brought a tear to my eye.
Same venue I saw ZooTv outside broadcast. It was my first concert. Had to wait until the All That You Can't Leave Behind tour for anything to even approach it. Amazing
I was a junior in high school and this was my first BIG concert. When the song really kicks off and those huge, bright, white lights slammed into me, I thought it was the most powerful thing I’d ever seen. I still get a little misty when I think about this show, being with the girl that I loved, and all the promise that my life held. It’s amazing what music can do.
***** The Unforgettable Fire was a transition album. The transition album. The second one, cuz October was the first one. As it was posed to be. All sophomoric ala tradition and shiite.... Achtung Baby was the first assurance album. And not the last. The first of every one since. I don't kno wwhat you were trying to be. BNr what you'd wanted to say.
Can anybody explain to me how this song still has the same effect as the last several thousand times I have played this? It is almost like I have heard it for the first time, over and over again! This is when you know that music has transcended from sound to magic.
This song and particularly the live version on Rattle and Hum still makes the hairs on my whole body stand up my favourite song of all time. I think an honorable mention also for with or without you live at the same concert straight after the street's is also pretty amazing my favourite version of that song. I was 16 year's old and seen it 4 times at the cinema. My God was it really 31 years ago not a care in the world footloose and free and thought I knew it all. Best decade ever in my lifetime nothing will ever top it brings back so many moments my first job first kiss first everything and brings a tear to my eyes love it love it love it.
Perhaps it is because three out of four of these guys are Christians who understand they get their inspiration from the Almighty God, and that this song is about heaven. None of the streets are named in scripture (eg. Revelation 21).
Bless you, brother, on this Dad's Day in 2023. My youngest son writes a little rap and has assembled a few tunes. He's real familiar with his pop's favorite tune of favorite band. Hard to believe he's 24 now, which makes it even harder to believe I'm 59.
I Remeber buying the Joshua tree cassette. I begged my parents to buy it for me. It was the first rock tape I had ever purchased. As soon as I had it in my dad's car we played it. First song, Where the streets have no name, it was the most magical moment in my life. Still to this day whenever I hear the song it's just as magical.
I was at this show! I’d been living in Tempe after graduating from Arizona State, and it was my 24th birthday present from my then-boyfriend. (I remember that my ticket stub had a filming disclaimer as the show was being shot for what became “Rattle and Hum.” BB King was the opening act! This remains the *best* concert I’ve ever been to, even though it was rainy. I remember it like it was yesterday!
I experienced it live, was amazing...with the Red Background...will never forget with tears in my eyes when the Song started....still one of the best Songs
What a performance from a band in full stride! The good ol' days with not an iphone or a selfie shot to be seen; just people sharing an experience together fully in the moment. The kids these days don't even know what they missed.
cant believe i was at that concert, so many many years ago, when i was still single and now happier than ever married to the love of my life and 2 gourgeous kids, but nevertheless this song reminds me of that era that i thought was gonna be my best years when my best years were yet to come.
Where was this ? I seen them at Celtic park in Glasgow as well as Slane Castle in Ireland which was brilliant as Ireland were playing in the world cup qualifiers and they won. They showed the game on the big screens. A night ill never ever forget.
U2 is my oldest love in music. Bono's voice, Edge's great sound and guitar playing and the solid and original spine of the band with Larry and Adam who are always forgotten... Juts one of the best bands still active that never changed a band member and that was never afraid to take chances. I would love your input on our last video. If you have just 3 minutes to listen and a bit more to comment, that would mean the world to me : ruclips.net/video/nIzsCppYCYM/видео.html
Yeah! So true and the shot of the stadium rim facing towards the stage....just amazing. I remember seeing U2 3 times on The Joshua Tree Tour in the 1980’s. The JT is my favourite album ever and although we’ve all had and heard great music before and since, this Tour and Album sum up a time in my life where I was going from child into adulthood with no commitments on one hand and on the other hand my whole adult life in front of me. Such was the innocence. This brief once in a lifetime time year allowed me to appreciate music as I had never done before or since and by shear coincidence U2 (my all time fav band) released and Toured this amazing album at the same time. All I can say is I was blessed to see them at that time in my life and Thankyou nbn33 for making me remember that today. 🙏🏻
@@skygoose11 I was 17 when the Joshua Tree originally came out and didn’t get to see them on tour, but I did 30 years later in 2017 at Arrowhead in KC. It was surreal, unexplainable hard to believe I was even there.
I too have listen to u2 all of my life. And I just turned 44yrs couple of weeks ago. This song is fantastic then and is fantastic now. This song should have been on that golden record they sent into space. This song is universal
And this version is, in my opinion, the best. Especially the intro. Gives me chills every time! Just saw you post while I watched again and thought I'd respond! You have great taste in music, Robert!
The opening is the most fantastic sound and visual of a live song. The red backdrop, the silhouette of the drum riser, Larry counting the band off with his headset, Edge coming in with the strobe light. Pure Gold.
wow thats exactly what ive always felt about it, just never put it into words-the exact words you did, bravo! excellent! you described the incredible moments and opening perfectly, any one that doesn't truly 'feel it' 'appreciate it' 'comprehend it' and so much deeper, just isn't a real U2 fan, which surprisingly, I've met a few cool ones here and there amidst the 'wannabes' its true once a band starts out and gets big and bigger, along with the true fans as flowers, the weeds start to grow and grow until soon, like today, the true U2 fans are a small minority while the bandwagon jumpers, opportunists, wannabes, exploiters, and any and all every kinda weirdo jumps from the woodwork and suddenly its all a mess, I know as a 47 yo guy who lived the 80s, grew up with U2 and all the other awesome bands, before all this shit of today-the internet and technology -smart ass phones etc all of it has turned people into assholes, I totally miss the seventies and eighties............people born around oh, eighties, maybe, nineties and definitely in the 2000s are nothing more than mindless gobs with no hearts or souls who have shit for parents which is why they are they way they are, if they even had one or two parents at all, people today can't do math manually, they have to have a calculator, shit, people can't wipe their own ass today to save their life..........if i approached a so called U2 fan and asked them a question about U2, I could tell how long they've 'been a fan' I wouldn't mind if they got the answer wrong, if they were a cool person who enjoys U2 thats cool, but most so called U2 fans-american ones suck-foreign fans are the best, most U2 so called fans would not only not know the answer to my question about U2, but also are assholes and wouldn't care, I cant stand wannabe pricks that care nothing for shit that just plain don't care care..............caring and in depth people are so rare these days
Ich war leider noch nie auf einem Live Konzert von U2 weil ich mir das entweder nicht leisten konnte oder ich wahr auf Fernfahrt unterwegs... überwiegend als Fernfahrer aber ich liebe diese Musik auch heute noch und das wird sich auch niemals ändern, Danke Bono - The Edge - Larry Mullen jr. - Adam Clayton... ! Ich bin jetzt 56 Jahre alt. - I LOVE U2
I listen to this song about five times a day (literally), and have been doing it for the past year and a half. Not only that, but I get goose bumps every time I hear it. That's when you know you're not listening to music anymore; you're experiencing magic.
Not sure what the best version is....used to think Boston was excellent. Then was blown away by U2 Go Home in Ireland. Just after Bono's Dad passed. Phenomenal.
My home state of AZ and yep, I was 18yo at the time and I was here for this. In SunDevil Stadium, open air stadium and it was drizzling rain the whole evening...didn't matter. Memorable night!
Larry Mullen is a fucking good drummer! Bono voice is unreal... guitar is magic and bass powerful.... so, perfect song and band! No band reach,this power and émotion!
I was there! A Fine Arts senior at Arizona State! tickets were only $5.00 for that show! One of the best times of my life. A.few months before they played in the ASU basketball arena. The night before the show they were rehearsing and a few of us students were hanging outside listening when out comes Adam Clayton and signs a few autographs for the 10 or so of us. I.lost that autograph.
Gd. That is powerful!!!!!I I was there, both nights. ASU. Stadium. Critical times. Drove 4 hrs. From a Native reservation in a used vehicle . made it back, just barely. Ohh and we met them at kupd. God reigned that night.
Im Kinofilm "Rattle and Hum" ist das ja der Moment des Wechels von Schwarz/Weiss auf Farbe. Perfekt umgesetzt und im Kino war es damals wie auf einem Konzert. Alle aufgesprungen und voll mitgemacht! Genial!!!
I didn't see it in the cinema, but the theatrical trailer - featuring the Streets intro - lit the spark that made me a fan. 35 years later, and they're still my favourite band.
Crazy to believe thousands of other people get the same feeling I get when I hear this intro...goosebumps...chills. I can only imagine what it would have been like to be there in person.
Masterpiece. Have listened more than 1000 times since I was 12. No words can put this into how this makes someone feel. It is and will always be a masterpiece
Can remember watching in awe at the Adelphi Cinema in Dublin for Rattle & Hum when this scene marked the transition from black and white to colour. Amazing!
The best concert I have ever been too!! 1987 Joshua Tree Tour...the tour started at University Activity Center at ASU which holds bout 12,000..then tour ended with this concert in Dec of 87. They had two shows..one sat night then one sun night. I remember standing in line outside Dillards Dept store (might have been Diamonds Dept store then) at Metrocenter Mall in Phx. Tickets were $5 each...cuz Bono said that going to the movies was $5 then a concert being made into a movie shud be $5 too. They actually played about an hour show...then stopped and got cameras ready...then filmed this opening for second half of show...Absolutely Incredible...still gives me chills listening to this live version.
Stood right there with you man, in that line at Metro Center now a ghost town, and yeah, those chills are still present to this day watching this video even now.
U2 and their Joshua Tree masterpiece is an installation of art at a level of magnificence and impact that belongs to the absolute finest crafts of culture ever carried out by humanity. It encapsulates the glorious 1980's and inspired us that were young back then as it continues to tell its story of peace, tolerance, love and beauty into the future. Where the streets have no name is where I would like to greet you all and come to conclusion about all things that are.
As a 15 year old boy (now 36) watching this for the first time on my dad's VHS tape was profoundly powerful. Watching Edge do his thing was a massive inspiration to a young guitarist. It's still amazing to watch this.
The Rattle and Hum VHS got me into them. Bought it, watched it, rewound it and watched again right away. This, Exit, Bullet and Silver and Gold bring me to my knees.
Best version of the best song of all time. Most EPIC intro of all time. The soundtrack of my 18 years!!! Goosebumbs everytime I lisen this version. 35 years later I did a cover!!!
I saw this tour in the intimate setting of JFK Stadium in Philadelphia with 100,000 U2 fans. To this day, it was one of the most amazing concert openings I have ever witnessed. That organ intro sends shivers up your spine followed by Edge's digital delay intro. The Super Bowl and the Slane Castle versions are most likely the two best ever. One of the all time epic live U2 songs ever.
I remember seeing the movie Rattle and Hum as a teenager in high school at the Dundee Theatre Omaha Ne ( the only bi amped surround sound theater in existence at that time it was like being at the concert the whole theater shook one of the greatest bands to exist
Was there ever a better song to open a concert than this? No way!! It made the tour and every show. It's like the first time you heard the album you knew this would open the show.... and now they're redoing this tour. Dream come true!
Edge came up with the song. His mission was "If I were a U2 fan, what kind of song would I want to hear the most?" That's when he came up with the main riff and danced around when he got it. The other members were unsure because they couldn't figure out how to arrange it but thank God they got it.
This is how to came to be for them , 29 years ago they first conquered the world now they definitely are the most greatest loved band in history, in 1987 this Irish band hit their stride and never looked back
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
I wanna run, I want to hide I wanna tear down the walls That hold me inside. I wanna reach out And touch the flame Where the streets have no name. I wanna feel sunlight on my face. I see the dust-cloud Disappear without a trace. I wanna take shelter From the poison rain Where the streets have no name Where the streets have no name Where the streets have no name. We're still building and burning down love Burning down love. And when I go there I go there with you (It's all I can do). The city's a flood, and our love turns to rust. We're beaten and blown by the wind Trampled in dust. I'll show you a place High on a desert plain Where the streets have no name Where the streets have no name Where the streets have no name. We're still building and burning down love Burning down love. And when I go there I go there with you (It's all I can do).
Every time I listen to this songs I get flash backs to good times, bad times, hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of miles to the...80's, 90's, to infinity...I can't help but think of how profound this song is cuz at the end it all turns to rust...
I live in México. And listening to this... I can easyly go back in time and remember those wonderful 80's with U2 music. Those complete nights hanging around with friends in our 70's volkswagen... drinking and listening U2. Finally in the 90's I got the chance to attend their Vertigo Tour... BEST LIVE CONCERT EVER.... this and many of their songs are real music that goes through my ears and feelings and memories and eveeeeerything.....
wrong decade - Vertigo Tour was 2005 :) and YES it was INCREDIBLE i was at 5 shows - imo though sady it was their LAST true spectacle - theior subsequent tours were great but just didnt have the intimacy and energy of previous tours
Si no saltan lágrimas de emoción cuando escuchas esta canción es que estás muerto y ese maravilloso sonido de guitarra electrica te lleva a otro nivel. Bravo, bravo y bravo.
The way this version starts out just floors me. I feel overwhelmed by the solitary note ringing out and the cry of the people. It flips a switch inside of me. Breathtaking.
First herd U2 under blood red sky when I was 12 and that was it, feel very fortunate to have seen them Live definitely want this version played at my funeral.Love to my fellow U2 fans❤
I was 17 when I first saw this. My friends were into night clubs and dance music. Things like del la soul I just wanted to be in U2. I don't think U2 ever re created this magic. Had moments on zoo TV. But for me they were never this great again
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There’s something about this song that I can’t explain. The emotion.
And love also 😍❤
Brian Eno’s DX7 part in the opening sequence?
The energy!
THIS SONG,BONO GOT INSPIRATION IN MANAGUA NICARAGUA 1986 WHEN U2 WERE THERE JUST FOR VISIT THE SANDINISTAS BUT THE CITY STILL ALMOST TOTALY DESTROYED FOR 2 BIG EARTHQUAKES: 1934 AND 1972( NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOWS THAT) THANK YOU.
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In 87 the Joshua tree changed my life forever...thanks boys ❤
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Epic is right. U2 are an EVENT, not a concert. This is monumental.
Imagine a concert where no one had a cell phone. No one was disengaged trying to film it. Everyone in the audience was part of the concert. The audience was the band. The band was the audience. That’s how U2 made you feel. Like you, they were inviting you to be on the show. You felt that concert, you didn’t just hear it. This was U2 at their best. It’s a shame kids these days will never have this experience. Maybe that’s why we live in such a shallow world, with depression and suicide levels at all-time highs. Everyone’s got their face in a phone. They don't know how to be real. I was born in 1970. The last analog truly analog decade.
Other than taking pics or videos, who really uses their cell phones at rock concerts? It would defeat the purpose of going.
Last time I checked, U2 are as good as ever and still touring. Kids these days will have the experience if they choose to do so, and many will.
You're a moron.
I was born in 1971, I wish I could have a cell phone to record a lot of incredible moments at the concerts that I can barely remember, there are a lot of concerts that are not recorded, the bands select a city to record their concerts, and I have recorded a lot of concerts now and I enjoy to watch them later, and they are very real for me, so live and let die, is a free world, if you don't like to record is ok, if you don't like people to record don't go to concerts on this days.
جميل
In his memoir Surrender, Bono describes how "every time we play Streets, it's like God walked through the room".
best intro to a song ever
the drummer clacking his sticks, omg and u know in a few secs The Edge is gonna riff that guitar, omg so powerful
This band was the best band EVER at this precise moment in time
Unreal
If they had access to time travel most people would gamble on sports or stop hitler. I’d go to this show.
This band advocates for white genocide.
They forgot how to write songs after this. I was a certified U2 head in the 80s. They were at their peak here. After this they sold out.
@@soldat2501 - absolutely
Bono literally became the very thing he used to rage against as a young man
I still love the band - because I grew up with them - but the band from 1978- 1993-5? died somewhere out there
@@southwestrunner6384 I grew up with them too. No doubt, Stories for Boys sounds way different than Streets Have No Name, and bands always evolve but they got way off track to the point where they’re music was so forced and bland. Pure formulaic pop songs with zero sound designed to pump out albums for cash. They became what they fought against in the end. Truly a real life tale of, you either die a hero, or live long enough to be the enemy.
Still amazing in 2024
this video will be powerful 40 yrs from now
I'm over it.This song.(😂 Yeah,as if! ) u2 are thee band
epic, totally epic
Yeah what a fucking song ! The Edge is a killer !
Thank you U2 to give us this song. My dad passed away yesterdayand it was his favorite😭😭
My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to you. I know what it's like to lose a father. If your dad thought this was a great song, it tells me that he was a wonderful, and amazing father. You are lucky to have had him in your life, and I mourn with you at his loss. Remember him with love.
My son passed at the age of 25 ... this song feels like a hint of what ethereal music could be ... with gradual entry in 6/4 time, transitioning to 4/4 time, then returning to 6/4 time at the end with the words "its all I can do" ... the span of a life in this crazy world, and the reentry into eternity with calm and hypnotic waltz-like ease ... tears every time
So sorry about your son
Sorry for your loss 😢. You're father had great musical taste brother
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One of the best intros of all time
33 years and i still feel the chill down my spine
November 14, 1987. Oakland Arena. That’s where I had this experience too.
Amen bro!!
Oh yeah !
Another would be the beginning of Prince’s Let’s Go Crazy
Me too
My brother and I drove from Denver to Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe AZ to see this show. And then a month later U2 came to Denver and we went to that show too. Both of those concerts were filmed for Rattle And Hum. How fortunate that we can relive both of those concerts for the rest of our lives. What are the odds?
Think you might have your dates backwards! Understandable, it's been over 35 years after all! The Denver segments for the film were shot Nov 7th and 8th 1987 at McNichols Arena. The Sun Devil Stadium segments were shot over a month later on Dec 19th and 20th and were the final shows on the Joshua Tree Tour.
@Sparkle Bat I'm sure you're correct. I'm 53 now and the memories get a little convoluted. Lol.
Similar. Was worth an all night drive back so Southern California and going straight to work on no sleep. Never felt a stadium shake like that.
I am 14 years old. And all my life I listen to U2
WOW
SO AWESOME TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE LOVING U2
i’m 15 and love them
@@fishstuffgames3824 I'm also 15 and I am obsessed
Spero mi capiate o che riusciate a tradurre: se vi piacciono questi U2 ascoltate Boy, War, The Joshua Tree, TUF, Achtung Baby ma non gli ultimi album che non vi daranno mai l'idea di cosa erano
good music taste Sir.
I used to sell extremely expensive audio/video equipment for a small chain that carried all the right brands. We had the good shit, but it wasnt cheap. All of us salesman had a handful of very specific demos we used to justify the added cost.
This intro (on laserdisc, yes im that old) was one of my "go to" home theater demos. Several key points, but the one i always pointed out was the crowd moise when they light up the stadium, still makes the hairs on my neck stand up. This live version from rattle and him sold so much eqipment for me.. so good, phenomenol. :)
I get it
No one IRL understands how epic this is. I love coming here and seeing the comments from my fellow U2 fans who get it, who feel it, like I do. I send my love to each of you, as you take flight to the place where our souls gather to sing, dance and play along. Namaste. 🙏💗
Dream out loud
What you said!
Of all their hundreds of tunes, this one punched through on the radio way back, and still does.
Thanks for your post.
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@@davidfly254 thanks for your reply. 💗
@@dawns.3000 Dawn, i just love the story of Streets, how they spent over half the total production time on this one tune, that they recorded the album in a house instead of traditional studio, that the timing of the intro was different from the rest of the song but then Edge built a bridge that made it work, a symbolic bridge of Peace, if you will. There's a snippet in the Making of Joshua Tree dvd where Edge is playing back some guitar parts, and his face lights up with a realization, he comments "that's cool because I really didn't know what I was doing there". I found that to be fascinating because he was just busy being himself, doing his thing, and had zero idea how his gifts would go out and touch millions of people. Cool, huh?
This tune is 35 years old in 2022 and I still feel goosebumps, the hair on the back of my neck, and misty-eyed…. all at the same time. The ultimate anthem rock song. Heaven on earth.
Been listening to this song for over 27 years. It is still one of the 10 greatest rock songs ever written. I simply ignore those who disagree...
Every time I listen to it same thing! Goosebumps! Such a great tune
It's hard to name a more reliably and predictably joyful moment in rock concertdom, than that moment when you and the 50,000 people around you at a U2 show all realize at the same time that they're about to do this song, and you all start cheering. Powerful and beautiful.
Indeed
U2 has been my favorite band since I first saw them in Boston in 1981 at the Paradise Club, and this is my favorite song. I use it for my wake up alarm on my iPhone. The gradual build up of the organ followed by Edge's ethereal guitar intro is a joy to wake up to every morning.
I was at this show. I still have the ticket stub. $5.00 all admit. rain or shine. Right before Christmas 1987. Mr. BB King opened the show. Cool concert.
William. May 25 2018 Georgia. About 350 to be close enough to see them. Seen them in Hampton va in the 80 s paid like 30 bucks lol. What show moved me and touch my sole . Life long fan thanks
I know. People can't believe it when I saw them for $5! A few years ago I went and visited my daughter. She was wearing one of the t-shirts I bought at this concert. I don't think she knew the significance of the shirt. Brought a tear to my eye.
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I was there too somewhere in the floor middle. I worked at ASU got in for free. I was dating a grad student then. Awesome show.
I envy you. I wasn’t even born yet lol
I was 16 1987 great year great memories peace😊
After 34 years this song/video still brings tears to my eyes. 80’s the greatest time to be alive and best music era.
Me too! I love singing it OUT LOUD and I can NEVER make it through with out choking up... that guitar just sounds like rain.... heavenly....
You got that right
Agree totally in that one!
We were and are lucky to of lived through that era and the greats, u2, Bowie, queen
Those were the best of times. Everything about the 80's was epic. And unforgettable fire that never will burn out.
The best start (or encore) to a concert ever! Rattle and Hum set is epic.
Same venue I saw ZooTv outside broadcast. It was my first concert. Had to wait until the All That You Can't Leave Behind tour for anything to even approach it. Amazing
I was a junior in high school and this was my first BIG concert. When the song really kicks off and those huge, bright, white lights slammed into me, I thought it was the most powerful thing I’d ever seen. I still get a little misty when I think about this show, being with the girl that I loved, and all the promise that my life held. It’s amazing what music can do.
What happened with the girl?
@@richardheinz I screwed up. She met and married a really good guy. They had some beautiful kids and have stayed together for over twenty years now.
@@jlloyd2004mcsProps for the honest answer, brother
Don't care what you think about U2... this performance is fantastic.
Everyone gets old. But damn, they were young and on top of the world when this was recorded.
***** The Unforgettable Fire was a transition album. The transition album. The second one, cuz October was the first one. As it was posed to be. All sophomoric ala tradition and shiite....
Achtung Baby was the first assurance album. And not the last. The first of every one since.
I don't kno wwhat you were trying to be. BNr what you'd wanted to say.
Egerton _G u2 haven't let up by the way , that's why their very famous , check out last tour / album
Adam Guitar I surely will, sir.
Jay most people love them as they represent all that’s good in the world and have done for 40 years
Can anybody explain to me how this song still has the same effect as the last several thousand times I have played this? It is almost like I have heard it for the first time, over and over again! This is when you know that music has transcended from sound to magic.
This song and particularly the live version on Rattle and Hum still makes the hairs on my whole body stand up my favourite song of all time. I think an honorable mention also for with or without you live at the same concert straight after the street's is also pretty amazing my favourite version of that song. I was 16 year's old and seen it 4 times at the cinema. My God was it really 31 years ago not a care in the world footloose and free and thought I knew it all. Best decade ever in my lifetime nothing will ever top it brings back so many moments my first job first kiss first everything and brings a tear to my eyes love it love it love it.
Colten DeYoung it’s pure magic.. that’s it!!😜
NO. SHIT. OMG. This is SUCH a masterpiece.
Feel
Perhaps it is because three out of four of these guys are Christians who understand they get their inspiration from the Almighty God, and that this song is about heaven. None of the streets are named in scripture (eg. Revelation 21).
The best U2 song ever.
I want this played at my funeral.
No tears, no sadness.
Just a great band playing great music.
No so fast man!! Lsls.
Same
@@Paboy-85you bet 👍🇦🇺
Reading this brought tears as I am letting the video play
It WILL be played at my funeral too
@@jamesdavison2927 👍🇦🇺
I want this played when I'm cremated. Lol
This is, beyond the shaddow of a doubt, THE GREATEST INTRO TO ANY SONG EVER IN THE HISTORY OF ROCK'N ROLL!
There's no Greater beginning to an album or a gig... This is Perfection
this is why the edge is one of the greatest guitarists ever...the intro is magic!!!!!!
The Edge sas it all
His Tone!!!
@@matthewmp111 this is not just tone....he creates landscapes.....
I've always loved Edge's playing, pure class.
Same feelin in 2020
I could listen to that intro all day.....So beautiful
victoria pedder Lello u2 musica straordinaria :-) :-)
Same here girl
It is super
❤️
You should check out stars of the lid
BEST GREATEST BAND U2 WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME
Classic songs such as this one have no time boundaries. "Streets" was great in '87, '97, '07, '17 and will still be great in '27!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMEN
BROTHER
AMEN
TIL.MY LAST BREATH AND BEYOND
It will be great in 2087 and 2187. 2024 is the bicentennial of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. Great music endures.
Proper music.
Edge’s signature guitar is like clarion that calls us. It calls us to care, to feel, to touch a greater good within ourselves….
This song makes me cry, it was my late dad's favourite U2 song and it's stunning
🙏🏽❤
Bless you, brother, on this Dad's Day in 2023. My youngest son writes a little rap and has assembled a few tunes. He's real familiar with his pop's favorite tune of favorite band. Hard to believe he's 24 now, which makes it even harder to believe I'm 59.
Me too, man.
I Remeber buying the Joshua tree cassette. I begged my parents to buy it for me. It was the first rock tape I had ever purchased. As soon as I had it in my dad's car we played it. First song, Where the streets have no name, it was the most magical moment in my life. Still to this day whenever I hear the song it's just as magical.
I was at this show! I’d been living in Tempe after graduating from Arizona State, and it was my 24th birthday present from my then-boyfriend. (I remember that my ticket stub had a filming disclaimer as the show was being shot for what became “Rattle and Hum.” BB King was the opening act! This remains the *best* concert I’ve ever been to, even though it was rainy. I remember it like it was yesterday!
I experienced it live, was amazing...with the Red Background...will never forget with tears in my eyes when the Song started....still one of the best Songs
I WANNA GO THERE WITH U !! yes this live version of Streets is magical
That was a GREAT show! People from all over waving banners, etc. And the rain was a nice touch for an AZ concert =)
This song makes you feel like you can fly.
Perfect description.
Angels will get called back to Heaven only if they believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Me too
IT'S MAGIC!,
Yes it does!!
What a performance from a band in full stride! The good ol' days with not an iphone or a selfie shot to be seen; just people sharing an experience together fully in the moment. The kids these days don't even know what they missed.
Yes have emphaty for our young.☯️
cant believe i was at that concert, so many many years ago, when i was still single and now happier than ever married to the love of my life and 2 gourgeous kids, but nevertheless this song reminds me of that era that i thought was gonna be my best years when my best years were yet to come.
Chayatano Valdesatano how much did you pay for tickets 💰
Mick Funny $5
Marcus Lara were you there as well?
Where was this ? I seen them at Celtic park in Glasgow as well as Slane Castle in Ireland which was brilliant as Ireland were playing in the world cup qualifiers and they won. They showed the game on the big screens. A night ill never ever forget.
Albee_ Fuqtifanno this was in Tempe Arizona in December 1987 when they were filming Rattle&Hum, it was in a football stadium I think.
I’ve lost count how many times I’ve watched this intro....goosebumps every time. That overhead shot...WOW
U2 is my oldest love in music. Bono's voice, Edge's great sound and guitar playing and the solid and original spine of the band with Larry and Adam who are always forgotten... Juts one of the best bands still active that never changed a band member and that was never afraid to take chances. I would love your input on our last video. If you have just 3 minutes to listen and a bit more to comment, that would mean the world to me : ruclips.net/video/nIzsCppYCYM/видео.html
Yeah! So true and the shot of the stadium rim facing towards the stage....just amazing. I remember seeing U2 3 times on The Joshua Tree Tour in the 1980’s. The JT is my favourite album ever and although we’ve all had and heard great music before and since, this Tour and Album sum up a time in my life where I was going from child into adulthood with no commitments on one hand and on the other hand my whole adult life in front of me. Such was the innocence. This brief once in a lifetime time year allowed me to appreciate music as I had never done before or since and by shear coincidence U2 (my all time fav band) released and Toured this amazing album at the same time. All I can say is I was blessed to see them at that time in my life and Thankyou nbn33 for making me remember that today. 🙏🏻
@@skygoose11 I was 17 when the Joshua Tree originally came out and didn’t get to see them on tour, but I did 30 years later in 2017 at Arrowhead in KC. It was surreal, unexplainable hard to believe I was even there.
Yes. The intro. The feel. The time. The stadium overhead. The crowd roaring. All one.
Yes! I just saw them for the first time a few years ago. Joshua Tree reunion tour? Don’t recall the name. Goosebumps!
I too have listen to u2 all of my life. And I just turned 44yrs couple of weeks ago. This song is fantastic then and is fantastic now. This song should have been on that golden record they sent into space. This song is universal
And this version is, in my opinion, the best. Especially the intro. Gives me chills every time! Just saw you post while I watched again and thought I'd respond! You have great taste in music, Robert!
Me too on both. Turned 44 Dec 21
A touchstone for all us '87 ASU freshmen. It was December and cold.....when the red lights went up everyone stood on their chairs. Goosebumps.
The opening is the most fantastic sound and visual of a live song. The red backdrop, the silhouette of the drum riser, Larry counting the band off with his headset, Edge coming in with the strobe light. Pure Gold.
wow thats exactly what ive always felt about it, just never put it into words-the exact words you did, bravo! excellent! you described the incredible moments and opening perfectly, any one that doesn't truly 'feel it' 'appreciate it' 'comprehend it' and so much deeper, just isn't a real U2 fan, which surprisingly, I've met a few cool ones here and there amidst the 'wannabes' its true once a band starts out and gets big and bigger, along with the true fans as flowers, the weeds start to grow and grow until soon, like today, the true U2 fans are a small minority while the bandwagon jumpers, opportunists, wannabes, exploiters, and any and all every kinda weirdo jumps from the woodwork and suddenly its all a mess, I know as a 47 yo guy who lived the 80s, grew up with U2 and all the other awesome bands, before all this shit of today-the internet and technology -smart ass phones etc all of it has turned people into assholes, I totally miss the seventies and eighties............people born around oh, eighties, maybe, nineties and definitely in the 2000s are nothing more than mindless gobs with no hearts or souls who have shit for parents which is why they are they way they are, if they even had one or two parents at all, people today can't do math manually, they have to have a calculator, shit, people can't wipe their own ass today to save their life..........if i approached a so called U2 fan and asked them a question about U2, I could tell how long they've 'been a fan' I wouldn't mind if they got the answer wrong, if they were a cool person who enjoys U2 thats cool, but most so called U2 fans-american ones suck-foreign fans are the best, most U2 so called fans would not only not know the answer to my question about U2, but also are assholes and wouldn't care, I cant stand wannabe pricks that care nothing for shit that just plain don't care care..............caring and in depth people are so rare these days
John Doe , I've been a U2 fan since Boy, the early stuff is so much better
c3-8ate best intro ever
Yes, my favourite live version. It is all in the intro and the mood.
Trevor Robertson the Joshua tree and achtung baby albums are better than boy and October you goof
The sound of how a guitar should be born!
Ich war leider noch nie auf einem Live Konzert von U2 weil ich mir das entweder nicht leisten konnte oder ich wahr auf Fernfahrt unterwegs... überwiegend als Fernfahrer aber ich liebe diese Musik auch heute noch und das wird sich auch niemals ändern, Danke Bono - The Edge - Larry Mullen jr. - Adam Clayton... ! Ich bin jetzt 56 Jahre alt. - I LOVE U2
the greatest rock band of all time
I listen to this song about five times a day (literally), and have been doing it for the past year and a half. Not only that, but I get goose bumps every time I hear it.
That's when you know you're not listening to music anymore; you're experiencing magic.
Absolutely
Abercadabera
Not sure what the best version is....used to think Boston was excellent. Then was blown away by U2 Go Home in Ireland. Just after Bono's Dad passed. Phenomenal.
Yep me too
The doctor has medication for this problem. 5 times a day 1,5 year...... Not good
My home state of AZ and yep, I was 18yo at the time and I was here for this. In SunDevil Stadium, open air stadium and it was drizzling rain the whole evening...didn't matter. Memorable night!
Larry Mullen is a fucking good drummer! Bono voice is unreal... guitar is magic and bass powerful.... so, perfect song and band! No band reach,this power and émotion!
Remember this song opening murrayfield on the joshua tree tour many moons ago was immense then and still is best band to walk this earth
Still the best love song ever made. I will die on this hill.
I was there! A Fine Arts senior at Arizona State! tickets were only $5.00 for that show! One of the best times of my life. A.few months before they played in the ASU basketball arena. The night before the show they were rehearsing and a few of us students were hanging outside listening when out comes Adam Clayton and signs a few autographs for the 10 or so of us. I.lost that autograph.
Only the Edge can strum that signature sound of U2 🎸
The 1/8th echo
Gd. That is powerful!!!!!I I was there, both nights. ASU. Stadium. Critical times. Drove 4 hrs. From a Native reservation in a used vehicle . made it back, just barely. Ohh and we met them at kupd. God reigned that night.
Im Kinofilm "Rattle and Hum" ist das ja der Moment des Wechels von Schwarz/Weiss auf Farbe. Perfekt umgesetzt und im Kino war es damals wie auf einem Konzert. Alle aufgesprungen und voll mitgemacht! Genial!!!
Seeing Rattle and Hum at the cinema in '88 made me a U2 fan.
This intro and concert sealed the deal :)
I didn't see it in the cinema, but the theatrical trailer - featuring the Streets intro - lit the spark that made me a fan. 35 years later, and they're still my favourite band.
This song is outstanding! I still enjoy listening to there music and I'm 62 years old!
57ans, mon adolescence 🎉😂
The Edge gets this sound live from just ONE guitar!
So I cried... Once again
This guys have change my Life ❤️ u2 thanks u2 the fantastic Four ❤️
I was there! Still like yesterday! U2 so many good memories.✝️🙏❤️
Still gives me goosebumbs after all these years. What an epic performance.
me, too... I actually weep.
best intro ever- goosebumps
👍
Andrew Mcclure the best!
totally agree with you
Crazy to believe thousands of other people get the same feeling I get when I hear this intro...goosebumps...chills. I can only imagine what it would have been like to be there in person.
The moment the main lights came up had to be absolutely magical
Masterpiece. Have listened more than 1000 times since I was 12. No words can put this into how this makes someone feel. It is and will always be a masterpiece
Can remember watching in awe at the Adelphi Cinema in Dublin for Rattle & Hum when this scene marked the transition from black and white to colour. Amazing!
The best Intro ever !!!
The best concert I have ever been too!! 1987 Joshua Tree Tour...the tour started at University Activity Center at ASU which holds bout 12,000..then tour ended with this concert in Dec of 87. They had two shows..one sat night then one sun night. I remember standing in line outside Dillards Dept store (might have been Diamonds Dept store then) at Metrocenter Mall in Phx. Tickets were $5 each...cuz Bono said that going to the movies was $5 then a concert being made into a movie shud be $5 too. They actually played about an hour show...then stopped and got cameras ready...then filmed this opening for second half of show...Absolutely Incredible...still gives me chills listening to this live version.
Stood right there with you man, in that line at Metro Center now a ghost town, and yeah, those chills are still present to this day watching this video even now.
I was there
U2 and their Joshua Tree masterpiece is an installation of art at a level of magnificence and impact that belongs to the absolute finest crafts of culture ever carried out by humanity.
It encapsulates the glorious 1980's and inspired us that were young back then as it continues to tell its story of peace, tolerance, love and beauty into the future.
Where the streets have no name is where I would like to greet you all and come to conclusion about all things that are.
I will meet you there! 🙏💗
As a 15 year old boy (now 36) watching this for the first time on my dad's VHS tape was profoundly powerful. Watching Edge do his thing was a massive inspiration to a young guitarist. It's still amazing to watch this.
The Rattle and Hum VHS got me into them. Bought it, watched it, rewound it and watched again right away. This, Exit, Bullet and Silver and Gold bring me to my knees.
Their best live version of this mighty track. Hits you like a breeze block. That intro is absolutely mind-blowing
Best version of the best song of all time.
Most EPIC intro of all time.
The soundtrack of my 18 years!!!
Goosebumbs everytime I lisen this version.
35 years later I did a cover!!!
I saw this tour in the intimate setting of JFK Stadium in Philadelphia with 100,000 U2 fans. To this day, it was one of the most amazing concert openings I have ever witnessed. That organ intro sends shivers up your spine followed by Edge's digital delay intro. The Super Bowl and the Slane Castle versions are most likely the two best ever. One of the all time epic live U2 songs ever.
I was there too. Fantastic.
I liked the 30th Anniversary at Giants stadium with the huge screen.
Joshua Tree tour 1987
RFK stadium Washington D.C. I was there !
Michael Lynch Same here - still to do this day the best concert I’ve ever been to and I’ve seen them a bunch.
I have never witnessed a more dramatic concert opening than that night in Sun Devil Stadium. I doubt I ever will. So glad the video is available.
Couldn't agree more.the greatest band of all time 💚🇮🇪☘️🤘
I remember seeing the movie Rattle and Hum as a teenager in high school at the Dundee Theatre Omaha Ne ( the only bi amped surround sound theater in existence at that time it was like being at the concert the whole theater shook one of the greatest bands to exist
This is why U2 is the best band
Was there ever a better song to open a concert than this? No way!! It made the tour and every show. It's like the first time you heard the album you knew this would open the show.... and now they're redoing this tour. Dream come true!
Edge came up with the song. His mission was "If I were a U2 fan, what kind of song would I want to hear the most?" That's when he came up with the main riff and danced around when he got it. The other members were unsure because they couldn't figure out how to arrange it but thank God they got it.
Rez Wow never heard that. Awesome. Yes you’re right thank god they got it and produced the greatest tour in history.
This is how to came to be for them , 29 years ago they first conquered the world now they definitely are the most greatest loved band in history, in 1987 this Irish band hit their stride and never looked back
yes
The intro to this song since I was a little kid in 7th grade has NEVER not givin me chills
So many videos on the Internet. So many GOOD videos on the Internet. But here it is, the very BEST of them all. A masterpiece.
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
I was there. 5 buck show buying the ticket was a release to stating you were going to be on cameras. Drove down from Utah and was in total amazement!
Nice. I went to a recent show of theirs's at The Sphere. Such a difference in price. Woo. Well worth the experience though.
I wanna run, I want to hide
I wanna tear down the walls
That hold me inside.
I wanna reach out
And touch the flame
Where the streets have no name.
I wanna feel sunlight on my face.
I see the dust-cloud
Disappear without a trace.
I wanna take shelter
From the poison rain
Where the streets have no name
Where the streets have no name
Where the streets have no name.
We're still building and burning down love
Burning down love.
And when I go there
I go there with you
(It's all I can do).
The city's a flood, and our love turns to rust.
We're beaten and blown by the wind
Trampled in dust.
I'll show you a place
High on a desert plain
Where the streets have no name
Where the streets have no name
Where the streets have no name.
We're still building and burning down love
Burning down love.
And when I go there
I go there with you
(It's all I can do).
Love Love Love you u2
Every time I listen to this songs I get flash backs to good times, bad times, hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of miles to the...80's, 90's, to infinity...I can't help but think of how profound this song is cuz at the end it all turns to rust...
May God keep Blessing You Always.
Sincerely, your friend always Rod.
Best intro ever no question.
No word to describe this intro.
If i had to put a word, simply Outstanding.
There 're no words man, no wordq at all ... just sit down and listen 😍❤
33 years later and even though I’ve seen and heard it thousands of times it’s still amazing! Best concert opener EVER
The cinematography on this is utterly amazing.
Thanks Jordan Cronenweth, DP for Bladerunner 🔥
What a song, what a feeling! My Dad was old school, but loved this track. Streets will always mean so much to me ❤
Uno delle più belle canzoni rock in assoluto ! L introduzione con chitarra, basso , batteria e' un capolavoro ! Emozione allo stato puro ....grazie u2
You just don't get a show like them. Goosebumps every single time
I live in México. And listening to this... I can easyly go back in time and remember those wonderful 80's with U2 music. Those complete nights hanging around with friends in our 70's volkswagen... drinking and listening U2. Finally in the 90's I got the chance to attend their Vertigo Tour... BEST LIVE CONCERT EVER.... this and many of their songs are real music that goes through my ears and feelings and memories and eveeeeerything.....
wrong decade - Vertigo Tour was 2005 :) and YES it was INCREDIBLE i was at 5 shows - imo though sady it was their LAST true spectacle - theior subsequent tours were great but just didnt have the intimacy and energy of previous tours
Mesicanz be like Oh wrong year?
Well I was stupid at maff 🤣
#vivau2
The great rock band in the world
I'm 18 years old right now and I am from Venezuela. I'd wish to meet them, U2 is my childhood.
felt that, same age as you and i've been listening to them since i was like 2 or 3 with my dad
Si no saltan lágrimas de emoción cuando escuchas esta canción es que estás muerto y ese maravilloso sonido de guitarra electrica te lleva a otro nivel. Bravo, bravo y bravo.
The best performance ever to this song!
Literally, there is no way to describe Larry Mullen, Jr.'s playing other than mesmerizing.
The way this version starts out just floors me. I feel overwhelmed by the solitary note ringing out and the cry of the people. It flips a switch inside of me. Breathtaking.
First herd U2 under blood red sky when I was 12 and that was it, feel very fortunate to have seen them Live definitely want this version played at my funeral.Love to my fellow U2 fans❤
I was 17 when I first saw this. My friends were into night clubs and dance music. Things like del la soul I just wanted to be in U2. I don't think U2 ever re created this magic. Had moments on zoo TV. But for me they were never this great again