Don't you think this was kinda...unsincere? It's possible to do a reaction without a thousand 'whooas' or whatever, you know. You vitnessed one of the biggest and most poignant stadium music moments ever, down to the date and minute. Show some respect for music fans all across the globe - we're not born yesterday. This tour is legendary and the pinnacle of all rock stadium tours.
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
STREETS IS EVERYTHING TO ME!!!!!! MY DAUGHTER and U2 (STREETS) ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ I saw it live on pay per view But I wish I could have been there Also I.had a "blocked view" situation at a U2 show in Indy, 2001 I got moved to a kick ass seat
I've seen U2 on two occasions in Sydney. A brilliant live band . My favourite live song is Bullet the blue sky. I saw them in 97 at the old Sydney football stadium where they paid tribute to Michael Hutchence who sadly passed. The other time was in early 2000's at Olympic stadium.
DESDE QUE OBSERVO LA FORMA DE EXPRESAR ESTO QUE SOLO ES DIVINIDAD ABSOLUTAMENTE..TE DIGO DIRECTO QUE NO ME AGRADA NADA DE USTEDES...TE ACONSEJO QUE DESISTAS EN TÚ FORMA BÁSICA..NO TE VUELVO A REPETIR...ABRAZO INGENUO SER HUMANO...
I was at that concert November 1993 I had just immigrated to Sydney Australia in March of that Year I had a friend at the time working as personnel Secretary for a CEO of a company that had a corporate box and I was invited to attend
Zoo tv tour possibly the greatest and most influential stadium tour of all time . First tour to ever have a cat walk/ b stage going out into the stadium floor. The multimedia used on this tour , the video screens were the first of its kind . Unbelievable tour and this was a tour that happened in 92-93 . Still stands up even now If you want to see another ridiculous stage from u2 see Popmart or the 360 tour
My top 1 and 2 U2 songs are Until the End of the World and Love is Blindness. Both are insane on this tour, but Edge’s solo on Love is Blindness will bring tears to your eyes.
I was at this gig also, quite possibly the greatest concert I have been to! One of my friends was the tallest woman there, with the whitest hair the 90's ever did see, every time I see her bouncing white locks I know exactly where we were 😁💖💖. A bit further back than Dei 😁🎶🎵
I think that this was my first stadium concert, and we were gutted when we saw our seats, but bad turned to good and it was one of the best nights ever! The whole concert, from start to end, was just glorious. I bought the DVD of concert and still watch it every so often. Good memories. I still have a few Zoo Dollars tucked away in a photo album somewhere. I think they shot them out of cannons during Daddy's Gonna Buy You a Brand New Car. They only fell on the stage and into the first few rows of the crowd. They are freaking hilarious. Bono in a fur jacket smoking a cigar and giving a Churchill peace sign. :)
This reaction was poor compared to your usual video standards. Far, far too much talking over the song instead of pausing to share thoughts. Really annoying.
There is a recording of Bono taking a girl out of the audience then laying her down on the stage and he lays next to her and sings “ with or without you “ she can hardly breathe. 😮❤️
The old Omni Atlanta Ga Joshua's Tree tour 12-9-87 12th row center standing in my chair the entire concert because rows 1-11 were doing it. Before they had these huge stages I liked it better than the Zoo tour more personal it seemed.
This tour changed all rock tours from then on. Mick Jagger was with them backstage in London and called them assholes because they would have to live up to that show. The stage was so high that the FAA in the US made them put red lights on top of the towers so that low flying planes wouldn’t hit them. They invented the Long runway to a “B-Stage” that extends out into the crowd that now pretty much every large band has copied. The ‘cranes’ that you mention are actually German cars from the 1980’s that are hoisted above the stage and used as spotlights. This tour and the album that it is supporting will never be matched in rock history.
Was There
Probably the Best outdoor Gig Ever. The one in Brissy the week earlier was close. They were on Fire that tour
Please react to Mysterious Ways from the same concert. It's the best rendition of that song ever.
Don't you think this was kinda...unsincere?
It's possible to do a reaction without a thousand 'whooas' or whatever, you know.
You vitnessed one of the biggest and most poignant stadium music moments ever, down to the date and minute.
Show some respect for music fans all across the globe - we're not born yesterday.
This tour is legendary and the pinnacle of all rock stadium tours.
Please stop doing coke before these reviews.
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
My view is that HEAVEN is where the streets have no name only made of GOLD
When a band from Gen X starts playing, youngsters has to shut their mouths and listen!
STREETS IS EVERYTHING TO ME!!!!!!
MY DAUGHTER and
U2 (STREETS)
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I saw it live on pay per view
But I wish I could have been there
Also
I.had a "blocked view" situation at a U2 show in Indy, 2001
I got moved to a kick ass seat
Play please/ staring at the sun rotterdam 1997 popmart
WTSHNN is the best live song of all time.
I've seen U2 on two occasions in Sydney. A brilliant live band . My favourite live song is Bullet the blue sky. I saw them in 97 at the old Sydney football stadium where they paid tribute to Michael Hutchence who sadly passed. The other time was in early 2000's at Olympic stadium.
Where you there when Bono said "where are Michael" and they sky flashed!
@jamedmurphy4468 yes I remember that vividly. It was ery in a good way
My favorite song of U2 make me cry so beautiful
DESDE QUE OBSERVO LA FORMA DE EXPRESAR ESTO QUE SOLO ES DIVINIDAD ABSOLUTAMENTE..TE DIGO DIRECTO QUE NO ME AGRADA NADA DE USTEDES...TE ACONSEJO QUE DESISTAS EN TÚ FORMA BÁSICA..NO TE VUELVO A REPETIR...ABRAZO INGENUO SER HUMANO...
Her lipstick matches the stage
hahaha the power of sweet vibes never ends ♥
The 1987 live version in the Sun Devil Stadium , Tempe Arizona beat that performance by miles.
I was at that concert November 1993 I had just immigrated to Sydney Australia in March of that Year I had a friend at the time working as personnel Secretary for a CEO of a company that had a corporate box and I was invited to attend
I was at the same concert and the ABSOLUTELY ROCKED......
Did it sound as good as on the dvd?
Respect from Ireland, please try 'Bullet the Blue Sky' from U2 live from Popmart tour Mexico City, its ********* class 🇮🇪🤝🇬🇧🤝🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸
I so miss being able to go see these epic bands in concert. What a time to be alive. Great react. Love and Rock and Roll!!!🤟🤟❤❤🔥🔥
Da mesma Turnê vocês deveriam também ouvir (Bullet The blue Sky) fantástico!!
Guys you won't do it but I'm begging you to do the song " Love is Blindness " from the Same show in Sydney it's epic Please please 🙏🙏🙏🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤🎤
Their greatest live moment in my opinion
Zoo tv tour possibly the greatest and most influential stadium tour of all time . First tour to ever have a cat walk/ b stage going out into the stadium floor.
The multimedia used on this tour , the video screens were the first of its kind .
Unbelievable tour and this was a tour that happened in 92-93 . Still stands up even now
If you want to see another ridiculous stage from u2 see Popmart or the 360 tour
This was my first U2 concert, and it was amazing🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This couple? This pretending they like music. They are toe curlingly transparent.
Véry good super group,super music super U2!!! Merci dolly and jon hello of france paris! 😜🤪🤩
You have to react to U2 Until the End of the World its alot darker and more of a heavier rock song and it has an epic guitar solo
Same goes for "Love is Blindness".
@@gordieparenteau6555 Love Is Blindness HAS to be live version from Zoo TV, there is no comparison
My top 1 and 2 U2 songs are Until the End of the World and Love is Blindness. Both are insane on this tour, but Edge’s solo on Love is Blindness will bring tears to your eyes.
That solo really does come from a different world... and same goes for The Edge lol
Saw this concert in Melbourne probs only a few days after Sydney.
I was at this gig also, quite possibly the greatest concert I have been to! One of my friends was the tallest woman there, with the whitest hair the 90's ever did see, every time I see her bouncing white locks I know exactly where we were 😁💖💖. A bit further back than Dei 😁🎶🎵
thats awesome!
I think that this was my first stadium concert, and we were gutted when we saw our seats, but bad turned to good and it was one of the best nights ever! The whole concert, from start to end, was just glorious. I bought the DVD of concert and still watch it every so often. Good memories. I still have a few Zoo Dollars tucked away in a photo album somewhere. I think they shot them out of cannons during Daddy's Gonna Buy You a Brand New Car. They only fell on the stage and into the first few rows of the crowd. They are freaking hilarious. Bono in a fur jacket smoking a cigar and giving a Churchill peace sign. :)
This reaction was poor compared to your usual video standards. Far, far too much talking over the song instead of pausing to share thoughts. Really annoying.
There is a recording of Bono taking a girl out of the audience then laying her down on the stage and he lays next to her and sings “ with or without you “ she can hardly breathe. 😮❤️
U2 with or without live from Boston
The old Omni Atlanta Ga Joshua's Tree tour 12-9-87 12th row center standing in my chair the entire concert because rows 1-11 were doing it. Before they had these huge stages I liked it better than the Zoo tour more personal it seemed.
This tour changed all rock tours from then on. Mick Jagger was with them backstage in London and called them assholes because they would have to live up to that show. The stage was so high that the FAA in the US made them put red lights on top of the towers so that low flying planes wouldn’t hit them. They invented the Long runway to a “B-Stage” that extends out into the crowd that now pretty much every large band has copied. The ‘cranes’ that you mention are actually German cars from the 1980’s that are hoisted above the stage and used as spotlights. This tour and the album that it is supporting will never be matched in rock history.
Yoooo! That's crazy! Thanks for the knowledge!
Next reaction Alip ba ta on the floor by Jennifer Lopez
10-21-1992, The Zoo Tour, Denver Mile-High Stadium. One of the best concerts ever!
Was at this show too, great memories!
whoa!!! lucky!!
Read somewhere that the stage was as high as an 11-story building. I saw U2 at Dodger's Stadium in 1992.
whaaaaa!??!
Saw U2 live in the early 90s. Fantastic show!