BUILD INTO AN EXPLOSION OF PASSION & EMOTION! First Time Hearing U2 - With or Without You Reaction
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The Joshua Tree, where this song came from, released in 87 is one of the best sonically produced and mixed albums even to this day.
Absolutely spot on - I was 14 when The Joshua Tree album came out and it blew my mind.
if you appreciate that - try the song 'pickle' by the band 'clowns' its sonically... just amazing and u2 vibes but punk
Stands beside The Unforgettable Fire 🙏🏼
I'm not a U2 fan, but I so agree with or without you.
@@neshiah4747 The Joshua Tree is such a great album, but I think The Unforgettable Fire is their best.
U2 are probably the top 5 biggest bands in music history
The song often went through a mixed interpretation, but Bono has confirmed that the song is about his struggle to reconcile his responsibilities as a married man & a musician on the road. He can't let go of it and can't go on with it, hence "I can't live with or without you" ... great reaction guys, glad you got around to doing U2
The Joshua Tree is one of the best albums of the 20th century. Every song is a masterpiece. They are the greatest Irish band of all time. Bono is a true poet and doesn't get enough credit for his songwriting. Long live those Irish boys.
agree 100%. And this song is their best. I never ever get tired of listening to it.
Yes, the unforgettable fire & joshua tree they are in their prime!!!
During their time one of the top bands. Vocals - he was always known as having one of the best rock voices - especially prominent in their earlier work -
Have seen u2 live twice,as a metal fan was surprized how much i enjoyed their gigs,amazing live
My fellow countrymen, based out of Dublin Ireland very unique sound, one of the biggest rock bands in history
Still my favorite band❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Another song of theirs on the same album Joshua Tree......Where The Streets Have No Name. The video they did on a roof top in LA when their concert was sold out. The cops ended in shutting it down but they preformed anyway!😎 I remember hearing all about it. I was living in west la at the time.
I was 17 when this came out ('87), and as a metalhead, I was shocked at how much I loved this album. It really set me on the path to broadening my musical interests.
Lars Ulrich from Metallica is a big fan of this album too.
Same for me. I caught a lot of trash from my friends for having this album in my collection among a whole lot of metal and hard rock.
They're total buddies with and admirers of Metallica too
If you like this vibe, give “One” a listen. Bono’s dad was an Irish tenor and Bono inherited its clarity and power. His stage name is Bono Vox…beautiful voice in Latin
Disculpas, pero en latín buena voz es BONAVOX
I take it one step better Bono and Clannad in a life time ❤️
U2 one of the best Live Bands in its day. Great Songs Great Songwriting Great Vocals Great Musicianship. Wonderful Band
You guys are setting the standard for great music and your reactions 👍
Thank you 🙌
Lots of U2 songs to choose from in their catalog. Some of their oldest hits are Sunday Bloody Sunday and New Year's Day.
War was an awesome album too!
Great reaction guys! This was off of their Joshua Tree recording. There were several other big hits from it. U2 was an Irish band and another artist from Ireland you may want to check is Van Morrison.
Definitely Van Morrison, especially "Into The Mystic."
no was an Irish band - is an Irish band
Probably the biggest band of the 80s and 90s. They are all in their 60s now but they can still sell out stadiums. They've been active since their ealy teens so if you choose to review more of their catalog, you will get to hear how their sound and songwriting evolved over the decades. Thanks for the review)
when i first bought the Joshua Tree album i had it on repeat for months! it is still epic!
More U2!!! One, Where the Streers Have No Name, The Fly, I Still Havent FOund What I¡m Looking For, Lemon, Stay, Bad, New Year's Day, Beautiful Day, City of Blinding Ligths, Every Breaking Wave... a hundred of awesome songs!
This is off one of the best albums everrrrrr😎
I grew up with this and was my favorite band. Besides being a great song I forgot how good the music video was. They took a standard band playing on stage and through lighting and camera angles were able to make it dynamic and a tuned to the mood of the song.
U2 from the 80's decade............CLASSIC CUT
"Where the streets have no name".....and the great " I still haven't found what im looking for" ....100%
It was U2's first #1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, spending three weeks at that spot and overall finished the year as the 15th most popular song of 1987. Also, it was from, IMO, one of the BEST albums of the 1980s "The Joshua Tree" where if you are on a road trip or just want to escape for nearly an hour of great music, listen to that album.
The Joshua Tree album changed my entire music life when it was released. I had always liked music but that album and this group caused me to start loving it!
Can,t go wrong with u2 ❤
I watch plenty of "reaction videos" of all sorts of songs and by all sorts of artists and I gotta say, your insights into the music and ability to discern the music breaks, instruments and all around knowledge of music comp impressed me. I rarely subscribe on a the first video but I'm a huge U2 fan and I think your reaction was well received, informed and broken down. Subscribed!
Thank you for such a great comment! We appreciate it! And welcome!
This is one of my all time favorite songs, I love the layers of the sounds, the haunted quality of the emotions and Bono's voice.
If you listen to much more U2, you would recognize a few recurring themes in their music. The chief thing you might notice is that they are the most thinly disguised Christian rock band tot hit it big. I recommend the combination of All I Want is You / Where the Streets Have No Name form the Slane Castle concert for raw emotional power. U2 is very good in their studio albums. They take the emotional impact to an even greater level as a live act.
u2 fan since 1986 and present .
Great reaction
VIVA U2 🇲🇽
I’m an avid U2 fan. I am also a musician myself and play guitar. The edge although a lot of the parts are not technically difficult to play it is close to impossible to sound like him. His parts have always been perfectly crafted for the song, rather than just trying to show off with some crazy solo. He can play pretty good now with all the years that they have been playing together. But his creative ability is off the charts. He also writes a lot of the songs as well with Bono. The edge has created a complete new approach, and sound to a rock band. If you listen to the bands at live aid, they all have the similar structure where the guitarist will do his little solo. But then you have U2 come on, and the guitar is completely different sounding plus it plays to the song rather than trying to stand out so much.
Must have been living under a rock if you haven't heard this before.
Have seen U2 so many times, they can make a stadium feel intimate.
Goosebumps everytime!
If you’re checking out more U2, I’d suggest, I still haven’t found what I’m looking for
love that song
@@tonycg9952 Where the streets have no name too. Tbh there are so many to choose from.
& Bloody Sunday(which made me a Huge-Fan) .
@@manueldumont3709 Great track
U2 - One .... Very moving powerful lyrics
"Exit" is one of my favorite songs
Absolute U2 perfection in every aspect.
One of the greatest live bands in history - hoping you'll do a U@ review of them live. Where the Streets have no name at Slane Castle a good start.
If nobody's told you, go see these guys live if you ever get the chance. They're phenomenal and have that ability to connect with the audience. Also, they switch up the sound of some songs from time to time and it's pretty cool.
They've been making music for 40 years and recently released another album of reimagined songs. They've always been ahead of their time and have influenced music for most of that time. This rabbit hole is DEEP and you're going to love it, I think. They are just as incredible live, btw. :).
If you listen to Where the Streets Have No Name, get the studio version first. The official music video cuts out the intro and outro of the song and that intro is how this particular album that this song here came from started. Most epic lead in to a song. the official music video is great for what goes on in it, but it misses that part of the music that's important I think.
There isn't a single U2 song that I don't like but different people have different eras that are their favorites. Some of my favorite songs from them: A Sort of Homecoming, One, Promenade, Where the Streets Have No Name, Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own, Stay (Far Away, So Close), Unforgettable Fire, So Cruel. And seriously this list can go on forever so I'll stop there for now! 😂
Some great live songs: An Cat Dubh/Into the Heart live at Red Rocks 1983, All I Want is You/Where the Streets Have No Name live at Slane Castle 2001, With or Without You live in Boston 2001, Exit/Gloria Live from the Rattle and Hum documentary (1988 I think), Until the End of the World (Live video from Zoo TV Tour), Sunday Bloody Sunday live at Red Rocks 1983.
Edit: Their vibe changes through the years. Each album is a bit different to the others but they took a quantum leap on Joshua Tree (the album this song comes from) and another on Achtung Baby.
U2 came to New Zealand in the early eighties they were amazing
2023 and beyond still the biggest band on earth
One of my favorite by me
At the time, wore this album out. One tree hill is still one of my favorite songs ever. Bono has one of the great voices ever imo 😊
Keep doing U2. It will be a huge boost to your site.
My absolute favorite song of all time!!!!!
U2 was one of my favorite bands in my youth (I'm in the 50's now). Greetings from Germany!
One by U2 is one to listen to and when u listen to it , you will see y
❤u2 forever
YES!!!!!!!
My favourite band! ❤
Where the streets have no name...is a song by u2 you might like...original video.
U2 is a different band. They have a different sound for several reasons. The Edge doesn't shred like other lead guitarists, but there is such subtle soul in many of his composition choices. The soul and feel from him and Bono really carries them and, I have to say (yes, I am Irish), they have such an Irish gift of immense talent for relating emotion and connecting in from down deep. Bono is an elite front man, but none of the others are in people's top 20 of individual instrument playing.
How have you not heard these songs? This was well before my time as well but, what the actual ef? You guys being living under a rock? 😂
U2 is fantastic😃
You must let us see ONE by U2 ❤️😊
FInally U2.....best sellling band ALL TIME........more than Beatles Do 'One Tree Hill' off the Joshua Tree album 1987'
You would enjoy the emotional Pride (in the name of love)
The song builds beautifully...just a classic
One of their best lives was Kite at Sydney
any cranberries is a must
That album you got for free and you didn’t want to listen to, is one of my favorite albums. The second song is Every Braking Wave and the performed an acoustic version at a MTV music award show. That performance for me Bono’s best Vocal performance ever. It always gives me goosebumps 🥰
I’ve followed U2 over half the world, spent thousands. One of the last concerts, Honolulu stadium under a tropical evening sky.❤😊Vertigo Tour.
One of the best bands ever !
Love your reactions !
Greetings from Sweden !
👍👍👍😎🇸🇪💕
Thanks so much!!
Probably my all time favorite song which is saying alot because i love about 98% of everything they have done. They have reinvented themselves multiple times and have loved most things they have done. Grew up with them, so I've listened to them for decades. This song never gets old. It is amazing.
Always geeat vocals and lyrics from U2, amazing guitarist, The Edge , and Bono the vocalist is also well known as a philanthropist related to UNICEF , promoting the welfare of others.
Another great U2 contemporary band Depeche Mode . Suggestion: Enjoy The Silence (Live in Berlin)
They are great...
That's the infinite guitar (and dangerous, it usually give you some electrical shocks), used only in studio and made by Michael Brook. That infinite guitar save, and made the song. Then band didn't like the song, Bono was working on it because he thought it was good, but they didn't find the key. The infinite guitar came, Michael Brook wanted to be tested by the Edge. The Edge started to play and search for songs. Bono was in a close room, he heard the guitar and asked to Edge to try some ideas with it. And With or without you came to life.
There were only three infinite guitars produced: one was kept by Michael Brook, the other belongs to The Edge and the third one to Daniel Lanois.
Bono is such a great singer. "Vertigo", "One" also great choices.
This was number 1 all over the world how could they not know of this song
The edge what a sound on the guitar like no other
I don't remember how many times I heard this song in the 80s and how many times I went to the cinema to watch Rattle and Hum
He's known as Bono, from the Latin bono voce. It means good or beautiful voice. He's definitely got that!😊
One of my all-time favorite bands and albums! Bono - Super strong, emotive vocals. The Edge - Generally simplistic but beautiful, creative guitar textures that fit wonderfully. Adam Clayton - The guy I wish I could have been, haha. He contributes in his own way but usually has really grounding, foundational parts, but occasionally sets the who vibe, like on New Year's Day, Bullet the Blue Sky, and Mysterious Ways. Larry Mullen Jr - One of the most clock-like, underrated rhythm-smiths to walk this planet. All together, they have created a LOT of magic. Glad you found them. Enjoy!
You have to do one, where the streets have no name, new years day,
damn I'm old. I was a teen when this album dropped and exploded on the rock scene. "The Joshua Tree" album is a must have for ANY music collection.
Oh man, I was in love when this came out 😢
I’d also recommend Pride (in the name of Love), and Bad performed at Live Aid
Great reaction!! Still have all my U2 albums including Joshua Tree from the year it was released. IMHO one of the best albums of all time. ♥️
Great band great react 🙏
One of their two #1 hits, and back to back off the same album.
Coldplay - Coloratura Live on BBC Radio 2 is a must
Any U2 reaction is an automatic thumbs up.
10-21-92 . U2's Zoo Tour. Mile High Stadium Denver. Unforgettable.
You guys will love Where streets have no name ... good build up to when they sang and shot the video TRUST ME!
Bars and Bono look like twins in this 🤣
Hopefully can be considered as next U2 u guys can check is “One” by them… vocals and message on that one is real good
The video spent 6 weeks at number 1 on MTV top 20 videos in 1987 and was number 1 video on MTV top 100 of 1987
Lol, the first time I heard this song was on friends.
Great reaction. 'New Year's Day' (Live at Red Rocks 1983) would be a great further introduction.
Gald to see U2 on the channel. Things to check out for sure is the song 'Bad' from 1985 live aid which is a classic video and the 2002 super bowl half time show (especially 'Where the streets have no name'). Lots more of course, but those are a great start :)
Also love the channel. Great commentary on your vids that i've seen. Keep up the great work!
Thank you & thanks for the suggestions!
Song was used in the movie from 1994 Blown Away with Tommy Lee Jones
Great Live band! I recommend live version of All I Want Is You/ Where The Streets Have No Name (Live from Slane Castle)
U2 live at Slane castle.
"All i want is you" transitioning into "where the streets have no name".
You won't be disappointed, goosebumps everytime i hear it....and if you do the reaction, the comments will give you the back story!
Hi, guys this comment is about the song pride in the name of love, just for you guys to know , u2 made that song to honor Martin Luther King fir what he did
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With or without you...when the Irish came to America a saw the statue of liberty...and we knew we had to make it here with or without the statue
😊❤😎🇺🇸🤗
They have slower songs like this but also more heavy rock songs, all are really good.
Would suggest more female singers. My first choice "Rock N Roll Hall of Fame" and female icon Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. Still playing after 40 years. Their greatest work is the first album - with that generations best guitar player - try the song "KID" "BRASS IN POCKET" "TATOOED LOVE BOYS" --- all different - yet all show Chrissie's excellent unique voice, great writing, and Honeyman Scotts phenomenal subtle guitar work. Cannot go wrong in either choice.
You don't know a U2 record but you know who U2 is. I love thi as. The biggest live band and best live band ever, not saying music wise but to he og who created all the le DC and shit for everyone else they put there money on the line
Older U2 is still the best. I recommend Pride (In The Name Of Love) and New Years Day next.