U2 - Discothèque
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Filmed at Pinewood Studios on the outskirts of London, the video for Discothèque - the first single from the 1997 album Pop - was directed by Stéphane Sednaoui.
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#U2 #Discothèque #Remastered
Lyrics:
You can reach, but you can't grab it.
You can't hold it, control it
You can't bag it.
You can push, but you can't direct it
Circulate, regulate, oh no
You cannot connect it - love.
You know you're chewing bubble gum
You know what that is but you still want some.
You just can't get enough of that lovey-dovey stuff
You get confused, but you know it
Yeah, you hurt for it, work for it, love
You don't always show it - love.
Let go, let's go, discotheque.
Go, go, let go, discotheque.
Looking for the one
But you know you're somewhere else instead.
You want to be the song
The song that you hear in your head
Love, love, love, love.
It's not a trick, you can't learn it
It's the way that you don't pay that's okay
'Cause you can't earn it - love
You know you're chewing bubble gum
You know what that is
But you still want some
You just can't get enough of that lovey-dovey stuff
Let go, let's go, discotheque.
Go, go, go, go, discotheque.
Looking for the one
But you know you're somewhere else instead.
You want to be the song
The song that you hear in your head
Love, love, love.
But you take what you can get
'Cause it's all that you can find.
Oh you know there's something more
But tonight, tonight, tonight.
Boom cha, boom cha, discotheque.
This was when the band had balls and challenged their audience and themselves. 90’s U2 had NO FEAR.
I made a playlist of the best songs from Achtung Baby, Zooropa and Pop. It’s awesome. 90s U2 were fearless!
U2 stopped being relevant after The Joshua Tree
@@robinmoss3365no seu mundo apenas....
and i was aboard, saw ZOOROPA 3 times!!! in a rowe, breathtaking, in 1993, Vienna, Munich, Budapest!!!
@@user-dt6tr2rt5d Need a Hungarian girlfriend.
Come on! Who's listening to this absolute masterpiece of a song in 2024? Respect from Ireland 🇮🇪 I'm nearly 40 and this was the first album i ever bought and still think it's U2's last true masterpiece.
I'm here on the 19th February 2024. It was released as a lead single on 3 February 1997. Therefore a few weeks ago it was the 27th anniversary of Discotheque. I remember watching it the music video on top of the Pops after it got to number one in the UK. This was just before I got into fan. They have been my favourite band ever since.
Слушаем из России
@@RoastBeefQueefSniffer you are weak minded, I don't like Justin Beiber or Ed Sheeran or Beyonce and if they have ever popped up in my feed I have never clicked on it nor went and tried to find validation from a stranger who you desperately want to agree with you, like the women, and men, who ignore you in your life, you don't like the song, good for you I love the song, I don't care about likes, I wrote my piece yet here you are, I will be like those who you so want to notice you and will now ignore you as I do not know you so your opinion is non relevant to my own, just different, I wish you well but I will not be reading any more of your comments, I've done this out of courtesy and I will never think of you ever again after the full stop at the end of this but feel free to come back and pretend you've got this and that, when you look in the mirror the man, or woman, you pretend to be is not looking back at you, only you, goodbye.
I’m listening to U2 Discothèque mid March 2024
0:53
Cheers
The last experimental, beautiful album of U2. Achtung Baby, Zooropa, POP. Three innovative incredible albums. Everytime a surprise. Golden Age of U2.
Agreed brother
Indeed. Those 3 albums are so different from each other but made so lovingly and intricately….they’re truly something to behold.
Amen!
Those 3 AND the Passengers album there also for a good measure, all within a 6 year period. Amazing achievement.
ohh fucking yeahhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love how by the end Bono is acting like he's succeded in saving the world again, The Edge is clearly living a lifetime dream, Adam is just going along and Larry is being held at gunpoint.
Fr Larry just wanna go home
I wanna wish a Happy early 64th Birthday 🎂 to U2’s Lead Singer Paul David Hewson Bono!!!!
1:10
Larry was laughing a little lol
"Pop" deserves a remasterd release with all the single versions, b-sides, remixes and live material. Boom cha.
We wont get it. Instead we Will get another, 40th anniversary of Joshua tree
YES PLEASE. give us a big spankin silver holofoil boxset already!
Larry's excitement is contagious
The most underrated album ever made.
of all time !!!
I call it overhated, it got such a bad rap for no reason.
For real
@@Pensfan5919 critics will start to complain when an artist has too much success..,
U2 needs to appreciate the album more as well…
Bono and Edge look like they were having way too much fun 😍😍😍
As years go by, the clearer it gets that Pop was criminally underrated (including by the band itself who keeps on ignoring the album from setlists, reissues, on interviews, etc.). Unlike many U2 songs from the past 20 years, most songs from Pop actually still sound kind of fresh. "Discothèque", specially in this version, has a great groove, an addictive meeting of different types of distorted and processed guitars, very interesting.
100% FACTS/TRUE !!!!!!
It also has a great guitar riff, i think one of The Edge's best. Check at 1.06
All true. So true...
POP was a very cool album. MoFo was probably the most unbelievable song on it (and I remember Bono even saying (way back then) that it was his favorite song they'd ever done... boy, how he's changed his 'tune' on that, huh?).
And Please might've been the most 'U2' song on it and IT was great!
Zooropa is still probably my FAVORITE thing they did back in that decade and Lemon most of all
-back when they really were the best; but all of it was awesome, and since they released the Million Dollar Hotel soundtrack (which had some great songs on it) back in 2000, they've never been close to what they once were. 😕
They were pretty unhappy about the production process of the album. Maybe they have some sort of trauma haha
@@klausuberhauser4303 That's one of the problems of XXI century U2 for me: the trauma of Pop lead the band to the irreversible vision of overproduced/overwrote songs over and over until today. The magic of Pop was exactly the opposite: songs that have interesting production techniques but that are raw as songs, that show the songs in its pure forms (maybe "Miami" or "Please" were underworked, but "Gone" or "Mofo" were a nice painiting mixing raw with heavy).
Everybody talks about the sick guitar riff, but the bass line is equally awsome
pop was the unpopular sibling of achtung and joshua...but if you just spent enough time with pop, you learned that it was really the kool kid
U2 left a lot of fans behind.
They have never sold out and their music is as relevant today as it ever was.
They've still Got it. St Michael the Dove.
They were accused of being sell outs for THIS album
@@Steve-et7co I don't know if that's the case. But whatever, in the nineties U2 moved on ( as they always have.) to a different sound for each of their then records , leaving some U2 fans behind who accused U2 of selling out , which was just rubbish , they have never sold out.
I love this record and era of U2. I wish the band embraced it now as much as they did then.
They were so cool in the 90s making their best music and then SOMEONE (my guess is the edge, but who knows who ...internally) got worried about alienating their audience from the 80s and theu practically abandoned everything they did in the 90s and haven't been anywhere NEAR as cool (or musically exciting) since.
@@tallkeithatl did you mean U2?
@@tallkeithatl HTDAAB, NLOTH and ATCBLB were all great albums in the aughts. Their last 2 are tremendously underrated.
@@Enne_esse Nah they suck actually
@@KM-zw9qb Nah, they don't, actually.
Finally, you can totally see Larry regretting certain life choices with crystal clarity.
Very much so…
4:33
LOL, Right?!
This vid is gold meme material.
truly truly exploitable
Indeed😂
Citation needed.
The song's great! The video is still just as fn horrible. I curse my eyes. 😆
U2 making memes before memes were invented.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of this jewel. It sounds as modern as in 1997.
This song is revolutionary. It still kicks ass
The entire album still sounds more modern than anything they've done since, the 90's was peak U2, best band on earth until 2000.
20yrs old when I first heard this song now I'm 46. Missing the 90s
@@brandonryan-yq2ul you and me both brother, respect from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Hi I recommend an indie song called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
The most misunderstood era of U2.
for the pre-Achtung Baby fans..., yeah, true.
And still don’t understand it….
@@paradoxward2533 exactly, and it's precisely BECAUSE OF those "pre-Achtung Baby fans" and their 'misunderstanding' (this) era of U2 that U2, UNFORTUNATELY, abandoned all the exciting directions they were going and discovering in the 90s and went "running (back) to stand still" in easy/predictable and comfortable popularity.
And the best era.
@@jlwilder8436 Again spot on brother.
I love this whole album. Way underrated.
I do really love POP era. The best.
Agreed, in the 90's they were gods, they Just went Downhill from there
@@Zontar82 100% fact
Basically, Zontar82 & vanillacaffelatte, it isn't even that they went "downhill" from there...
It's more of a choice that they seemed to make that pleased many millions and bothered many of (the rest of) us, which was:
easy/predictable "popularity".
They were unique & cool & exciting in the 90s (their 30s) and by 2000 they each had tremendous wealth and fame (Bono especially), and rather than saying that for that reason alone they could 'afford' to keep going in new/original directions creatively, they would get rid of the effects, the experimentations, and competing with a fearlessly adventurous band like Radiohead and happily settle for commercial success and lots of radio PLAY and leaving all of 'us' to reminisce about U2 USE TO be, while going back to satisfy their fans from the 80s who didn’t go along for the ride in the 90s.
(We'll always have:
Passengers, and Pop, and
Zooropa!}; )
The older folks like me called this alternative. Looking back I do see the similarities. It was the best time to enjoy life.
The 3rd best era after 87-91 & 00-04 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Only U2 would have the cajones to make this video and risk looking completely ridiculous. Because of that confidence, the video ends up looking hip and effortlessly cool. You can see them barely able not to break out laughing. My favorite moment is when Edge dances awkwardly toward the camera and Bono nods his approval, like this is the best thing he’s ever seen. Classic.
Yeah, that nod. I always liked that too.
And that smile from Larry when the band is doing the dance sequence towards the end
Larry is really not into the hip thrusts at the end.
Seeing The Edge doing synchronized dance in bondage attire with the handlebar porn stashe is…well… it’s just fantastic.
Larry at the end looks like, “Are we really doing this?” 😂
To be fair, he kinda always looks like that.
like The Beatles minus Paul in the "Hello, Goodbye"" vid, or George and Ringo in pretty much every vid.
Larry looks like he's about to laugh at near the end
😳
In reality the director of the video said that Larry never liked the video, and had an attitude of "I don't care", and Bono, of course, always look great. You can see that in 4:20, the Village People part.
Saw U2 live during their Pop tour in 1997 at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis. Went there with my best buddy Charlie Tuttle. Charlie passed away from cancer about 10 years later at age 26. I miss him a lot but this song makes me think of the great time we had at that concert and I am happy to those memories.
Pop was a solid album, wasn't even a bad album.
Considering the utter rubbish that came out that year (I'm looking at you Oasis), Pop was a very good album.
@@blackpeter70 lol 👌
@@blackpeter70 nah Be Here Now is class looking back at it now man
@@Tas896 To be honest, Liam, I've not listened to it since the 90's. I got distracted by a great many other things in it's wake, and I've no need to go back and re-open old wounds, Our Kid.
Last truly great album they made.
The Edge rocks here!
Great riff and Edge seems to really get into it towards the end.
As a metalhead, I always come back to this song for that amazing riff by The Edge!
Same here
I wish someone would cover it with downtuned guitars.
Looking back I think The Edge was the soul of U2 ❤
Yes, one of th the best, juiciest riffs. Many of them actually, from the rhythmic one, main riff to that ending when Adam is looking at the disco ball. Perfect.
It is indeed a rare sight of the Edge's balding head
Anyone else here in 2024??
Absolutely
U2 Discotheque the end of January 2024
0:04
You are a pain in the ass with this who's-listening thing
April 2024
ABSOLUTE ..........I AM HERE 4..U....💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Got that right! Righteous lickery, smooth, and cool as f.
This song is all about the cow bell and Larry’s complete lack of enthusiasm.
POP for Larry!
Larry's complete lack of enthusiasm: now in HD!
Larry didn't like the album because he wasn't able to contribute as much
When Larry feared he might be replaced by a drum machine, he threatened to put up a note on the wall seeking people to start a new band 😄
By some of the things Larry's reportedly said in the media over the past couple of years, he sounds like he may be at that point of walking away to do something else. He clearly hasn't been happy with the focus/direction of the band for some time.
The entire album feels one draft away from greatness. They have said this themselves, just not enough time to finish. It hits some real peaks nonetheless. POP has aged surprisingly well.
POp
I've found that U2's more conceptual albums have aged much better than their "lets throw some good songs in a pile" albums.
Its definitely a little bit undercooked. with a bit more time it could have been even better than achtung baby. I still absolutely love it though
It aged this good because the production is very good and the songs themselves ofc.
The rough draft feeling is what makes it perfect... the hollowness and emptiness of consumerism and feeling spirituality bereft is the central theme of Pop lyrically and the imperfection of the production aids that tremendously
Would love to see some Pop love in terms of an anniversary release. Maybe next year.
Can you imagine the sparkles and surprises if they did an Uber box set like the Achtung baby one?
A mirror ball case containing all sorts of stuff. Or at least a mirror all box. It has to happen…
@@rossco78 mirrored lemon
25th is next year...
I don't think it's going to happen. They totally abandoned this album like it never existed
@@klausuberhauser4303 shame on them, because it's Better than anything they made in recent years
And Edge's mirror guitar...and the nod to the Village People at the end...priceless!
I wanna wish a Happy early 63rd Birthday 🎂 to U2’s Lead Guitar David Howell Evans The Edge!!!
2:20
Edge looks like he really enjoyed making the video!
Hello how are you doing it’s nice meeting you here
Pop is a truly hidden gem in the catalogue of U2’s history and Discotheque was the perfect lead into this whacky and wonderful album! This video fits the whole era of U2 Pop so brilliantly as well - it never gets old! #U2 #Pop 🤘🏻
Still one of the best U2 songs.
Happy 64th Birthday 🎂 to U2’s Bass Guitar Adam Clayton
3:35
Totally agree
LOVE this song!
I would like to add that Discothèque is probably the best U2 song ever, they completely broke all boundaries (because they were already out of the box during its golden age) with this song. When it came out I was only able to hear it on the radio, and I got mesmerized by this right off the bat masterpiece. I bought the CD in 1996 since then it has been part of me.
You bought it in 1997 because Pop was released in March 1997.
@@liodin2012 Either way, its been almost thirty years. Give the man a break and don't get so technical about a thing like a year or whatever. Go back and read his statement again. Take it all in. If this is all that you have to add to it then I think you can go suck on a rock or...something or other. Do Have Yourself A Nice Day!
@@calanthiarose Chill out, man, don't get so grumpy! Pop was U2's album I've waited so long to get my hands on it as it wasn't available in my country back then. On the other hand, a radio station from my country broadcasted live PopMart concert in Sarajevo and a TV station broadcasted some parts of the show in Rotterdam. It was on those occasions that I've heard for the first time Gone and Please. It was love at first sight, I still love a lot those songs. The premiere of Starring at he Sun video I watched on Italian public TV. So I have nice memories about that period of time and about Pop songs. It was only in 1998 that Pop was on sale where I lived so I bought it on audio cassette.
Best U2 song... LOL
Village U2 People.... The guys are great. I know about them for 38 years and they were never boring. Fantastic band... 🌍🎸🔈🔉🔊🕺🕺🕺🕺🎸🌍
They've been kind of boring for yhe past 20 years; not awful, not even necessarily bad, just not as exciting and original as they were in the 90s.
Anyone else in 2024?? ❤❤❤
I’m listening to U2 Discothèque late April 2024
0:00
We're here forever❤🎉
No shit click bait merchant
🔥🔥
I'm listening ..............NOW!!!!!!!!!🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🏆🏆🏆
I bought The Joshua Tree from a thrift store years ago and was greeted by Pop instead. I was not disappointed in the slightest. Such a great album.
I don't know who's gonna agree with me but the sequence after 4:21 is pure gold!
Lol, I agree....! This song is just one of my favorite, I dont understand why it tends to have bad critics
larry fighting it every step of the way. the roy keane of rock bands
I love how Larry is having Vietnam flashback all video long
XDD
The last great album, loved them most in this period!
Always loved Pop, always will, Discoteque for me it's what goes on inside a disco ball, a lot of fun apparently! lol Thank you U2 much love!!
Way ahead of their time. The most underrated album ever
Finally, finally, finally.
Party U2 was fantastic. Pity is was so short lived.
This is my U2 era!
little did we all know that 25yrs later James Dolan would build them an 8,000,000x scale version of this video set to perform in
This !!!!!
I think this was a joke but a good one. I dont think Larry was very happy to make this video but Adam suits this well.
U2 acknowledging Pop's existence!!!
Finally my POP!!!! 😭🙏🖤
When I was a kid I would put this song on in my room, turn off all the lights and dance around. Fond memories.
10 years after The Joshua Tree and they are dressed as The Village People!!! Whats not to love???
Exactly that.
Achtung Baby, Zooropa and Pop were U2 at their very best.
Finally POP videos! 😍🙌🏻
Hello how are you doing it’s nice meeting you here
The most musically and lyrically diverse album in U2's back catalogue. Paradoxically undercooked yet overproduced, but the songs are very strong. Pop sounds fresher today than it did in 1997! I miss 90s U2.
"The most musically and lyrically diverse album in U2's back catalogue."
That would be Zooropa.
Yeah, don't agree with that, @@redlightmax, but each to their own.
The flaws in it are what enhance the themes of emptiness in the material itself
Наконец-то!!! Неужели через столько лет это великолепие можно будет увидеть в отличном качестве!
Кринж
Ох, и не говорите!! Наконец-то дождались!!
Pop is one of my favourite u2 albums. Pure gold
We all have been waiting for this
No..i should have never happened in first place.
@@josetijerino5198 discotheque is even better than beautiful day
@@ellukitaa__6571pop is better than All that you can't leave behind imo.
I love how Larry has a look of what the hell am I doing here at some points in a few of their videos.
One of the most under-rated videos
September 1997 Thessaloniki was cultural capital of Europe and U2 played there, there were NO tickets to be found so the city placed jumbo screens in all 4-5 major squares in the city so everybody could enjoy one of the biggest live ever in Thessaloniki.
They have the coolest appearance in this era.
Totally underrated 😢
Gotta love the mid to late 90s, when Rockbands were experimenting with samplers and drum computers, while dance acts were incorporating electric guitars and other live instruments into their songs.
You play this now blind (as it were) to a bunch of 20 year olds and they'd lose their fucking minds at how terrific it is. If only U2 had followed artistic rather than commercial impulses, they'd still be the most creatively fascinating band in the world.
Agreed but some of their post 2000 songs are solid gold too....bd elevation vertigo sycmioyo cobl magnificent raised by wolves the blackout invisible red flag day
@@habibhussain825 There's plenty of post 2000 stuff I like (and don't like), but to me (and it's all just opinion), they've just been playing it safe for the past 20 years.
@@thejonner2036 in comparison to their 90s output yes, but I disagree with the naysayers about writing off their post 2000 stuff. Plenty of gems there for the untrained ear...
Love the fact that Larry is like 'are you serious' and smiling at the end :D
the matching dissco style Gibson Les Paul is a genius idea, i mean, only U2 can pull this off
Pop will forever be my favourite U2 album. The songs are incredibly strong and consistently so throughout the album. I love nearly every U2 record in its own way and TJT, AB and ATYCLB are rightly seen as classics, but Pop is just magic to me personally.
I'm never forget this era of U2. It was brave. They didn't play it safe. Poorly received at the time but aged very well.
RIP Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
Huh? What happened?
@@EFunkRock they haven't rereleased that video like they have with the (first) Boy up to Zooropa in order, and HMTMKMKM came out in '95 and this was from '97 so they skipped it/.
@@EFunkRock they forgot to upload the video for "hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me"
Might be a rights issue as it was on a soundtrack album released by a different label.
@@lucasphillips2177 Such a bummer. Did they also skip "Wild Horses"?
Discotheque by U2 is definitely a 90s electro rock masterpiece, the club themed music video enhances the elevating music feel of this U2 song.
The first 3 songs are freakin magic. The rest of the album is too but the first 3 just go together. Same vibe. And beautiful dance songs.
@@garrettmarshall1288 Thanks for cheerfully taking the time to respond to my original post and sharing your persuasive take on this U2 music collection that Discotheque is included on, now I am curious to eventually listen to this U2 music collection utilizing one of my music subscriptions.
I wanna wish a Happy early 62nd Birthday 🎂 to U2’s Drummer Larry Mullen Jr
90s electronica was so strongly influential in the music scene that even U2 tried to explore that universe ... Daft Punk, the Chemical Brothers, the Prodigy, Orbital, Underworld ... they all were becoming world stars !!! I miss 90s so much ... More than 80s, indeed !
I remember seeing Bono talking about Larry not being too comfortable covering Village People at the end of the video. You can clearly see him laughing, not moving his arms with the same energy as the others and just pacing instead of marching 🤣🤣🤣🤣
U2 has way more courage than its fans.
That's a lot to chew on man 🤔
Nothing but love for the Pop era. Such a fantastic capper to their best trilogy of albums. I wish they'd get experimental again.
The trilogy starting with Zoo Station and ending with Wake Up Dead Man. Pure perfection
Beautiful how they adapted to the changing music over the years.
In my opinion, this is U2’s best video.
2024 - and this is still a tune & a half.
I’m listening to U2 Discothèque mid February 2024
4:17
Me too
The Edge's lap dance in this is in the top two most awkward ever, second only to Mark's angry lapdance in Peep Show.
😅😅😅
I'm giving you a message from 2997, Bono has given you the music of the future
Last time U2 were very brave and interesting to be honest. And I'm a huge U2 fan. POP was simply amazingly over the top and crazy. Popmart equally so. Embrace the lunacy of it all!!!!
They were one of the Best groups in1997. Now its a parody
1997 was a BIG Year....DM's ULTRA, Prodigy FAT OF THE LAND and POP !!!
In total agreement. Also, cool account image! 😜
*Playing the Angel* is my favourite Depeche Mode record, as *POP* is my favourite U2 album! "Touring the Angel" and "Popmart": pure awesomeness. 🙂
Not the most popular preferences regarding these two amazing bands which both possess stellar musical catalogues - however, I can only be truthful! 😎
The reason this album is ignored is because it was a rebuke on excess, fame, and the party lifestyle (celebrated on the previous two albums). Bono still can’t get enough of that lovey dovey stuff.
This Album was just released too early, it’s a brilliant record. Fits more into 2021 then it did in 1997. The pop mart tour was freaking awesome!! The band entering the stage like it was a prize fight is brilliant!! Discothèque is an absolutely brilliant track. We just didn’t get it then. Now it’s relevant. U2 foreseeing the future!
Just like Zooropa, their Sergeant Peppers in my opinion. This band is something else, seriously! Age holds no barriers!
Look at Numb, edge wearing a beanie with a barcode on it. They were right!! QR codes thank you very much. Yes different albums but emphasising U2’s relevance and and being in touch with not just then but today.
I disagree with you on the tour being good. I attended, and I hated it.
I saw them on tour that year, big outdoor stadium, and when they played this song it brought the house down
25 years today since this great album was edited. And I still don't understand why U2 and the fans hate it. I love it!
People wanted sincere U2, not Village People U2. All That You Can't Leave Behind brought back the U2 that people had missed.
Never understood that either. It's a great album.
The album is fine, but the PopMart show sucked, I know, I was there.
I don’t give a fuck what anyone says this song still owns
hugely underrated, Edge at his best
A song about falling in love dressed up for clubbing! Pop is my favourite U2 song from my favourite U2 album!
The ending is great 😂🎩🌹
It's incredible how underrated this album is... ¡masterpiece!
I remember a late night, January 1997, 17 years old, sneaking out of bed to turn on the TV and record U2 A2Z MTV wherein this video was premiered. Stayed up through all the As, Bs and Cs to see this when it premiered to the entire world. Remember that like it was yesterday. Still one of my favorite U2 songs and videos.
This is the song that I knew U2 almost 25 years ago, they blew my mind
Goosebumps... what a song man! Can't believe I was 12yo when this was released. Still same excitement when listening to it...
One of my most favorite U2 albums ever. Genius.
Used to play this album in a tape boom box on the seat of my 88 chevy truck on my way to my lifeguarding job at Tomahawk Lake in Sparta NJ in 1997-1999. Great memories😃
Excellent! Please, don't forget "Hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me" in HD. Thanks a lot for all the videos.
To style them as Village People was a spark of genius of Stéphane Sednaoui (the video director). Edge is especially convincing as a Leather Daddy : )
Only way they could continue their reign. Reinvent themselves, and they did. and again, and again. etc.
Larry’s embarrassment laugh near the end made the whole video
U2 paying homage to disco music.... 🎶The guys look like they was having a lot of fun dressed up like The Village People...I loved it!😂💕
Hello how are you doing it’s nice meeting you here
@@adamclayton8322 Is it really you?
@@pauljordan4452 I know you must be surprised to receive a message from me right?
@@adamclayton8322 you pos loll
except for Larry...par for the course...