I remember when the zoo TV tour was massive. Bono making calls to the president, ordering pizza for the audience..lol! Even though Joshua tree album will always be a classic, achtung baby and zooropa albums showed them reinventing themselves which was genius. It was an exciting time also cause grunge was at the forefront hip hop was in the mainstream exciting times! I was a junior in high school at the time...God bless you everyone
For a moment in time, they were the most interesting and avant- grade people in the world. Sure, that moment fleeted... and they never reached anywhere near to these creative peaks again... but what a neat historical document.
imo Achtung Baby was ta far higher creative peak, the ZooTV concept was just a gimmick to try and distract everyone from noticing how shitty the album was.
@@lukeingram7655 Zooropa grew out of ZooTV. The tour pre-dated the album, inspired it, then ran in parallel with it. Whatever else one wants to say about Zooropa, Lemon was a brilliant single. I'd also argue that the music of both Achtung-Zooropa and the aesthetic/thematic explorations of ZooTV basically worked as a feedback loop: separating them would essentially undermine the point and, in the case of Zooropa, mean that the music didn't exist at all.
@@mortenpotzdidler1998 I would entirely agree with you on the connections between Achtung/Zooropa but that's also why Zooropa was so dissapointing, on it's own it's not a bad record but in comparison it just sounds like a collection of everything that didn't make the cut for AB.
What a truly magic time this was. Between Actung Baby and Zooropa culminating in the ZooTV experience. The best concert I ever went to at Western Springs NZ. This vid brings back so many memories. Thank you.
Gracias Achtung Baby Por existir,De lo mejor Que me ha pasado en esta vida!!🙏🙏 Gracias,Gracias,Gracias,,U2***🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮 Este documental,es impresionante!!⭐⭐⭐ Porque dicen que recordar,es vivir dos veces!!⭐⭐⭐ Y simplemente Gracias U2🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮❤️❤️❤️🇨🇮🇨🇮⭐⭐ Por estar ahí,y por tantos temazos!!🙏🙏🙏 Una vida entera,a vuestro lado!!Gracias!!⭐⭐⭐🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Llegué el otro día a tu canal por un directo de Mike Oldfield que un amigo compartió conmigo. No puede ser que tengas esto aquí y yo no me suscriba, es así. Cualquier amante de la música sabe lo que esta gira supuso, no sólo U2 era la banda más grande del planeta en ese momento, es que se trata del espectáculo en directo definitivo que define cualquier cosa que se haya hecho después.
Sin duda! Yo no soy un super fan de U2 pero si ultra fan de esta gira y este directo. Para mí the best show on earth por muchos muchos motivos musicales y artísticos.
The fact about the song, the unforgettable fire shows drawings of the bombing survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and if U2 had two covers of the single that is the original showing them and the drawings of the survivors and release it in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that would have been cool
This is the year that I came alive , I had just graduated high school. Every night going to bed trying to find out the secrets to life on earth. in our galaxy. Weed helps a little. We are having a chemical experience rather then a spiritual experience so much.
Bono is the Kurt Cobain of alternative rock. anything post-zooropa blows everyone out of the water. im an lgbt democrat and i appreciate what he's done for us
That's U2's ex manager, Paul McGuinness. He represented the band from 1978 thru 2013. He was a huge part of U2 becoming who they did-at least concerning the business side of things.
No prob. And yeah, taken from another source. You can tell by just how much younger Paul M. looks in the video-I would say circa 91-92. Also this DVD was released with these bonus features in 2006. The original U2 Zoo Tv live from Sydney video cassette was released in 1994.
To you they did. To me, they have continued to make beautiful music! I owe my entire adolescence and teen years to the great music they made in the aughts.
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30 years later and no band has come remotely close to what what U2 did in the early 1990's.
ALWAYS ISBEST OF U2 FOREVER!!!!!!
I remember when the zoo TV tour was massive. Bono making calls to the president, ordering pizza for the audience..lol! Even though Joshua tree album will always be a classic, achtung baby and zooropa albums showed them reinventing themselves which was genius. It was an exciting time also cause grunge was at the forefront hip hop was in the mainstream exciting times! I was a junior in high school at the time...God bless you everyone
For a moment in time, they were the most interesting and avant- grade people in the world. Sure, that moment fleeted... and they never reached anywhere near to these creative peaks again... but what a neat historical document.
totally agree
Stole all my lines.
Perfect.
imo Achtung Baby was ta far higher creative peak, the ZooTV concept was just a gimmick to try and distract everyone from noticing how shitty the album was.
@@lukeingram7655 Zooropa grew out of ZooTV. The tour pre-dated the album, inspired it, then ran in parallel with it.
Whatever else one wants to say about Zooropa, Lemon was a brilliant single.
I'd also argue that the music of both Achtung-Zooropa and the aesthetic/thematic explorations of ZooTV basically worked as a feedback loop: separating them would essentially undermine the point and, in the case of Zooropa, mean that the music didn't exist at all.
@@mortenpotzdidler1998 I would entirely agree with you on the connections between Achtung/Zooropa but that's also why Zooropa was so dissapointing, on it's own it's not a bad record but in comparison it just sounds like a collection of everything that didn't make the cut for AB.
2021 and beyond still the biggest band on earth
What a truly magic time this was. Between Actung Baby and Zooropa culminating in the ZooTV experience. The best concert I ever went to at Western Springs NZ.
This vid brings back so many memories. Thank you.
Gracias por el video súper fan de U2
It's now 2022, but u2 are still the best, too good is the Zoo TV Tour, I watch it now and it was not outdated...except the video camera! Hahaha😀😀😀
Best tour ever
Gracias Achtung Baby
Por existir,De lo mejor
Que me ha pasado en esta vida!!🙏🙏
Gracias,Gracias,Gracias,,U2***🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Este documental,es impresionante!!⭐⭐⭐
Porque dicen que recordar,es vivir dos veces!!⭐⭐⭐
Y simplemente Gracias U2🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮❤️❤️❤️🇨🇮🇨🇮⭐⭐
Por estar ahí,y por tantos temazos!!🙏🙏🙏
Una vida entera,a vuestro lado!!Gracias!!⭐⭐⭐🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
Al menos para mí, sigue siendo el mejor show de la historia del Pop-Rock.
Saw them 3 times during this brilliant period. First night at la sports arena and 2 nights in a row at dodger stadium. Fantastic time…
Great then and great now! Love this band!
Making history and getting crazy
U2 are the only music lesson that anybody needs, FACT...end of!
24:36 thats disposable heroes of hiphoprisy when they were opening for u2 in 92
Go to 29:29 on this video to hear proof ruclips.net/video/Z8yW71oe3TY/видео.html
Joshua tree through to Zooropa they were amazing.
LOVEEEEE U2
46:41 this is an excerpt from Tacoma live performance, 1st night , 1st leg.
Thanks! I was wondering what gig that was. This is the best version, so raw!!
Llegué el otro día a tu canal por un directo de Mike Oldfield que un amigo compartió conmigo. No puede ser que tengas esto aquí y yo no me suscriba, es así. Cualquier amante de la música sabe lo que esta gira supuso, no sólo U2 era la banda más grande del planeta en ese momento, es que se trata del espectáculo en directo definitivo que define cualquier cosa que se haya hecho después.
Sin duda! Yo no soy un super fan de U2 pero si ultra fan de esta gira y este directo. Para mí the best show on earth por muchos muchos motivos musicales y artísticos.
The fact about the song, the unforgettable fire shows drawings of the bombing survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and if U2 had two covers of the single that is the original showing them and the drawings of the survivors and release it in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that would have been cool
Remember this like yesterday
11:25 No Edge, no one has done anything remotely the same since.
How do you remain happy when your happy in a sad world
1:49 nice
Nostalgia
Zoo tv 2022 live 📀
This is the year that I came alive , I had just graduated high school. Every night going to bed trying to find out the secrets to life on earth. in our galaxy. Weed helps a little. We are having a chemical experience rather then a spiritual experience so much.
Mi Amor Bono.... Te Amo Amor mío 🌹🌹💞💕😋
Bono is the Kurt Cobain of alternative rock. anything post-zooropa blows everyone out of the water.
im an lgbt democrat and i appreciate what he's done for us
Synonymous
Who's the guy at 14:49 talking about the Trabis?
That's U2's ex manager, Paul McGuinness. He represented the band from 1978 thru 2013. He was a huge part of U2 becoming who they did-at least concerning the business side of things.
@@zackmack9461 Thank you. Is that bit an exclusive for this film or was it taken from another documentary?
No prob. And yeah, taken from another source. You can tell by just how much younger Paul M. looks in the video-I would say circa 91-92. Also this DVD was released with these bonus features in 2006. The original U2 Zoo Tv live from Sydney video cassette was released in 1994.
@@zackmack9461 I love the way he speaks.
What has happened to the music?
Clear Channel bought all the local radio stations and Auto-Tune has taken the humanity out of music. Might as well let AI robots sing.
@@skarath Just discovered a band that came out 10 years ago.
34:52 song plis?
God part II
JTT was their best era but this was a close second. After this they declined
To you they did. To me, they have continued to make beautiful music! I owe my entire adolescence and teen years to the great music they made in the aughts.
I believe in Eminem. (Wasn't it him?)
Jennifer lopez U2 one 2021 live
televisión 8)
🇲🇽🇲🇽🍺😮😮🎉🍺🇲🇽😎🍺🇲🇽🍺😎
41:39
When Bono cracked up.He never got well again did he..Now sadly a NWO stooge.Sold his soul.