That’s my fav u2 song.... love that really subtle bass at the start.......the sound quality on a hand held camera really captures it........BFFFPPPPPPPPP BFFFFFPPPPPPPPP BFFFP BBBFFFPPPPP... and those crisp hi hats......TTTTSSSKKKKKKKV TSSSSSKKKKKKKKKKKTTSSSSKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK......and Bono’s clear vocals. ......MAAHHHHHHHH MEEEEEEE BAA,MMEEEEEEEE BLLLEAAHHHHHHH
St Louis, Minnesota, Chicago x2, East Lansing- AMAAAAZING SHOWS on that tour I would feel lucky to have seen them just once on zoo tv- but I've seen them many times and they never disappoint U2 FOREV
Had a casual 20 minute conversation with a stranger standing around one day at Teterboro airport when I was a corporate pilot. Tour bus pulls up to the FBO and the guy says “good talking to you” and hops on the bus. I asked the workers who was that guy was after the bus drove away. They told me his name was Bono. Really pleasant fellow. We just shot the shit about life in general.
Was working in a workshop for a few months (temp) and ended up working with this mechanical engineer from Ireland for a couple of weeks. Got chatting about music and stuff , told him I just bought u2s greatest hits . Thought it was a really good album . I then said "one Ireland greatest exports eh" . He looked at me with genuine confusion and said "who?". I laughed and said something like "bono and the gang , you know U2, the rock group". His reply was " never heard of them". Thought he was winding me up . Kept at him for a few hours "you really haven't heard of them!". Turns out he was telling the truth , he genuinely had never heard of them . This was maybe 6-7 years ago and the bloke was only in his early mid 20s.
Well, I definitely knew who Bono was before but I never had been to a U2 concert although I would have loved to. When I crossed paths with him that day, I just didn’t realize who he was while we were chatting. After they told me it was Bono, then I instantly could recognize him. It just didn’t click when we were chatting. My job had me constantly around celebs and movers and shakers so I was never one to look for them, unless I was supposed to fly them somewhere. But I think the thing I was trying to say is that the guy acted so normal and casual and he seemed like an every day guy, so he was easy to talk to. Maybe it was a breath of fresh air for him to not have someone fawning over him.
The only magic they've performed is convincing the world of 2 things: they are original musicians and they are altruistic. They sing the Devil's song and that's nothing to be proud of.
That's the problem, they are flaming, bloody hypocrites. I would not cross the street to see them. I don't care for their music but their faux altruism sickens me.
I saw them this tour at Giants stadium, it was the most people they ever had in that stadium at one time. Couldn’t hear half of the concert with everyone singing along but it was great. Muse opened for them too which was a bonus.
Yeah I was at that one. We flew from the UK to see it. And muse supporting was a great bonus. Quite a year that year. I saw u2 in new York Paris London.
If Muse is the opening act then you know the main act is one of the top bands of all time. I've seen Muse perform live and it was one of the best concerts I have ever attended.
I remember seeing one of their very first live gigs on a clip when they were about 17 or something . They've come a long way and they make it look so easy
I remember that strut in the beginning. That made them even bigger stars in that moment. So calm, just walking out to 10’s of thousands of people like it’s nuthn
Exactly. Some other dumbass in the comments said it was a nonchalant entrance but other than that it was cool. I was like, bro, that's exactly what made it cool!
I remember thinking how are they going to appear on stage? You could see that there was no secret “tunnel” that was possible. Were they under the stage the entire time the stadium slowly filled up? Nah can’t see them doing that. Then they simply strut their way in. I loved it
Saw them in the SUPERDOME for the Joshua Tree tour. It was the GOAT. that place was packed to the rafters. Bono & Boyz had us in the palms of their hands. Nearly 75K humans and it was perfect. Been a fan since 1982. And this was on my bucket list. So happy I got to see for myself and it was beyond anything I've ever seen before💋💞💋
1980 they arrived in the US basically unknown- they came to a small bar near us which we usually would have been at- but my buddy said- hey its just some Irish band....bad call..lol
I m really bummed I didn’t go to that tour. Truth be told, my full discovery of their work happened in 2011...and since then, I’ve gone to every subsequent tour. But this one looked epic. I don’t think they tried to top it with any tour after.
I'm not going to lie, I went to one show after 360, it wasn't the same. They're not the same. That JT 2017 Tour being in stadiums and playing the old stuff looked like it came the closest, but they still seemed forced, not quite like this, their last big hurrah.
Saw the second show of the PopMart Tour San Diego 1997 On the field next to the pitchers mound! Previously Joshua Tree Los Angeles 1987 Sat literally near top rim seat Both concerts are among the awesome time frozen moments in my little life I’ve journeyed
@@Fakename70 Yeah your right. For some reason I thought that was postponed and San Diego was the start. Hard to believe coming on fast 25 yrs ago! Thanks for the input
@@Fakename70 Lucky U That means U are in the Rose Bowl. DVD…. Oct 25 2009. I was still living in San Diego at the time. I recall one year my bud had tixs for Anaheim and that tour got scrubbed /postponed? All I know is I didn’t see them 🙁 I think that was Bono’s back injury? I dont even remember year. Yikes!
I thought Ron Popeil's Showtime Rotisserie and BBQ would have been a perfect sponsor for the 360 Tour, the band had such a great opening and then to see them enjoying roast chicken or perhaps a half slab of mouth watering Baby Back Ribs half way through the show while throwing their greasy napkins out to the audience would have been such a powerful moment.
@@thaddeusweber1676 Couldn't agree more. When I was playing in my first original band, that was the performance I completely aspired to, everything about it was absolutely perfect, from start to finish. Which, given that Adam had missed the previous night's gig due to a hangover, which apparently came close to splitting the band up, to then go on to a triumph like that says it all.
Sam O'Sullivan been with him since the Joshua tour if you look at the video of "Where the streets have no name" hes in the background that was his first gig !!!
I SOOOoooo wish I could post how close I was during the 2017 Joshua Tree Anniversary tour in Seattle .. Seen them only twice in my life .. 92 Tacoma dome Zoo Tv tour “EPIC” SHOSHUA TREE 2017.. nothing better than my very first concert being sprayed with Champaign by belly dancers 👯♀️.. 2nd hand doobie smoke .. Pixies last tour as the actual peak form Pixies.. Annnnnnd prank calls to George Herbert Bush on a giant screen / satellite phone 🤟🏽🦄🤟🏽
God you people make me feel ill. They earned the right to be where they are. They earned respect and started with 500 pounds. Why don't you people go home, count your platinum albums and all of your money and then come back and say something sensible. FFS!!
Really dude you ever heard of Google? Coca Cola had been using the advert "The real thing" for maybe a couple of decades...It's about, as its says, the modern demand for instant gratification. For people too lazy to work for an answer..... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Even_Better_Than_the_Real_Thing
Ireland yes...UK? No. After Ireland, the best audiences are the USA, Argentina, Brazil, rest of Europe. The only rocking place in the UK is Scotland, maybe?
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Don't forget their fraudulent altruism. These guys are clowns through and through.
Saw them twice in Atlanta in the 90s. Rocked the venue both times.
This tour is legendary
That’s my fav u2 song.... love that really subtle bass at the start.......the sound quality on a hand held camera really captures it........BFFFPPPPPPPPP BFFFFFPPPPPPPPP BFFFP BBBFFFPPPPP... and those crisp hi hats......TTTTSSSKKKKKKKV TSSSSSKKKKKKKKKKKTTSSSSKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK......and Bono’s clear vocals. ......MAAHHHHHHHH MEEEEEEE BAA,MMEEEEEEEE BLLLEAAHHHHHHH
The video makes me fall in love with Larry all over again
Saw them in Nashville, Vandana Stadium on that tour !
Fantastic.
St Louis, Minnesota, Chicago x2, East Lansing- AMAAAAZING SHOWS on that tour
I would feel lucky to have seen them just once on zoo tv- but I've seen them many times and they never disappoint
U2 FOREV
Larger than life! Saw them in Houston TX promoting the "Lemon" album!
Had a casual 20 minute conversation with a stranger standing around one day at Teterboro airport when I was a corporate pilot. Tour bus pulls up to the FBO and the guy says “good talking to you” and hops on the bus. I asked the workers who was that guy was after the bus drove away. They told me his name was Bono. Really pleasant fellow. We just shot the shit about life in general.
Huh?….Bono who? I guess living in a van down by the river has its drawbacks.
Bono, the goalkeeper of Sevilla.
Was working in a workshop for a few months (temp) and ended up working with this mechanical engineer from Ireland for a couple of weeks.
Got chatting about music and stuff , told him I just bought u2s greatest hits . Thought it was a really good album .
I then said "one Ireland greatest exports eh" .
He looked at me with genuine confusion and said "who?".
I laughed and said something like "bono and the gang , you know U2, the rock group".
His reply was " never heard of them".
Thought he was winding me up .
Kept at him for a few hours "you really haven't heard of them!".
Turns out he was telling the truth , he genuinely had never heard of them .
This was maybe 6-7 years ago and the bloke was only in his early mid 20s.
Well, I definitely knew who Bono was before but I never had been to a U2 concert although I would have loved to. When I crossed paths with him that day, I just didn’t realize who he was while we were chatting. After they told me it was Bono, then I instantly could recognize him. It just didn’t click when we were chatting. My job had me constantly around celebs and movers and shakers so I was never one to look for them, unless I was supposed to fly them somewhere. But I think the thing I was trying to say is that the guy acted so normal and casual and he seemed like an every day guy, so he was easy to talk to. Maybe it was a breath of fresh air for him to not have someone fawning over him.
@@VanLifeByTheRiver
Most of those A listers were born in to humble surroundings.
I suppose they don't forget that in a hurry.
Love the moments when the stage goes from empty to magic.
Nothing like it.
The only magic they've performed is convincing the world of 2 things: they are original musicians and they are altruistic. They sing the Devil's song and that's nothing to be proud of.
@@djrychlak4443 lol... Get a grip dude
I was a little to your right and the front row of that upper section. What a great evening that was!
I thought you looked familiar!
its incredible..to be able to easily do a job you love
It is amazing they are worth over a billion goin on 2, and they still have the same passion. I seen them like 5 times and never felt cheated.
That's the problem, they are flaming, bloody hypocrites. I would not cross the street to see them. I don't care for their music but their faux altruism sickens me.
Bono was an very early investor in facebook. The world's biggest advertising agency.
I saw them this tour at Giants stadium, it was the most people they ever had in that stadium at one time. Couldn’t hear half of the concert with everyone singing along but it was great. Muse opened for them too which was a bonus.
I was also there (at the 2nd gig).
Yeah I was at that one.
We flew from the UK to see it.
And muse supporting was a great bonus.
Quite a year that year.
I saw u2 in new York Paris London.
I hate it when people sing along. We are not there to hear them.
If Muse is the opening act then you know the main act is one of the top bands of all time. I've seen Muse perform live and it was one of the best concerts I have ever attended.
How does it cost to attend their concert @karl w
This is great for a fan shot video! I was at one of the Toronto shows on the U2360 tour. The shirt I bought is threadbare from wear.
Was also there for that show. Lucky enough to get GA tickets for Inner Circle. One of my favourite shows ever
I remember seeing one of their very first live gigs on a clip when they were about 17 or something . They've come a long way and they make it look so easy
Indeed there is obviously also a huge amount of hard work, determination, genius and passion! They are unparalleled.
caught the 360 in YEG as YYC didn’t have a venue that could accommodate the claw - loved the show
Saw them live in South Africa. 110 000 people and met them the day before at the sound check for the 360 tour.
Love seeing this in my recommendations 👊
Saw the Unforgettable Fire tour in San Francisco. So glad I got to see them at least once.
I've seen U2 twenty times. The Unforgettable Fire Tour (1985) in Worcester, MA was my first concert... and perhaps the best!!!
I remember that strut in the beginning. That made them even bigger stars in that moment. So calm, just walking out to 10’s of thousands of people like it’s nuthn
Exactly. Some other dumbass in the comments said it was a nonchalant entrance but other than that it was cool. I was like, bro, that's exactly what made it cool!
I remember thinking how are they going to appear on stage? You could see that there was no secret “tunnel” that was possible. Were they under the stage the entire time the stadium slowly filled up? Nah can’t see them doing that. Then they simply strut their way in. I loved it
It's like the rollercoaster right before the first drop 😎👍
Saw them in the SUPERDOME for the Joshua Tree tour. It was the GOAT. that place was packed to the rafters. Bono & Boyz had us in the palms of their hands. Nearly 75K humans and it was perfect. Been a fan since 1982. And this was on my bucket list. So happy I got to see for myself and it was beyond anything I've ever seen before💋💞💋
1980 they arrived in the US basically unknown- they came to a small bar near us which we usually would have been at- but my buddy said- hey its just some Irish band....bad call..lol
There shows are nothing short of spectacular
*They’re
Larry Mullins with the office chair behind the drums I love it ha ha Ha ha ha
I was there. That was a great show!
U2 gigs are like wine ,they get better with age .
what an awesome stage
Hi there.. U2 is U2.. Bigger Better & what else ???????The most critical rock&roll for all the times.. ☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
I m really bummed I didn’t go to that tour. Truth be told, my full discovery of their work happened in 2011...and since then, I’ve gone to every subsequent tour. But this one looked epic. I don’t think they tried to top it with any tour after.
JT 2017 was just as epic
I'm not going to lie, I went to one show after 360, it wasn't the same. They're not the same.
That JT 2017 Tour being in stadiums and playing the old stuff looked like it came the closest, but they still seemed forced, not quite like this, their last big hurrah.
My buddy Ray me in 1982 as we watched them opened for J Geils band that someday they were gonna be big. Hey Ray, wherever you are - you were so right!
Back then they were fun...Saw that tour in L.A.
Such an intimate little gathering. Sorry I missed it.
Super fun video. Can't believe how far in you could zoom. Wow.
Winnipeg was rocking on this day.
Saw the second show of the PopMart Tour San Diego 1997 On the field next to the pitchers mound! Previously Joshua Tree Los Angeles 1987 Sat literally near top rim seat Both concerts are among the awesome time frozen moments in my little life I’ve journeyed
Didn’t PopMart open in Vegas?
@@Fakename70 Yeah your right. For some reason I thought that was postponed and San Diego was the start. Hard to believe coming on fast 25 yrs ago! Thanks for the input
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No worries. I had top-of-the-bowl seats behind Larry at the Rose Bowl in ‘09, and again at the Forum in ‘15.
@@Fakename70 Lucky U That means U are in the Rose Bowl. DVD…. Oct 25 2009. I was still living in San Diego at the time. I recall one year my bud had tixs for Anaheim and that tour got scrubbed /postponed? All I know is I didn’t see them 🙁 I think that was Bono’s back injury? I dont even remember year. Yikes!
Flew with them from Nice to San Sebastian.. and flew back with them after the show...
Cool perspective. Many Thanks
I thought Ron Popeil's Showtime Rotisserie and BBQ would have been a perfect sponsor for the 360 Tour, the band had such a great opening and then to see them enjoying roast chicken or perhaps a half slab of mouth watering Baby Back Ribs half way through the show while throwing their greasy napkins out to the audience would have been such a powerful moment.
LOVE that Bowie was part of the intro! RIP
Bono has the rock moves...legend
Just four blokes walking to work.
Imagine the buzz
Beats my commute that's for sure
Love that!
Just when I was getting into the song the video ends.😂 Very badass beginning!!!
Caught this show in Auckland...
Unreal😍
Awesome
Unforgetable...!
From this distance, Bono looks like Rockstar Action Man!
That stage set up became a permanent fixture in Salt Lake attached to the aquarium.
Back when people could enjoy life
.just finished watching Elvis perform in leather..I guess I'm from generation that values real talent and performance.
Yeah this mob all new world order
In nutshell, the Best banda around the world
I saw them 2 years earlier in Amsterdam!
Pure Class
Bono with that rock star strut and attitude -- a god.
I would of loved to been there
I want to know what manufacturer of bass that is that Adam’s playing.
How good must it feel doing that walk to the stage ?
The best entrance to a gig ever is on the Zoo TV in Sydney DVD.
No band has ever bettered it.
No band EVER will.
Eddie G completely agree .....the zoo tv tour in general will never be topped
@@thaddeusweber1676 Couldn't agree more. When I was playing in my first original band, that was the performance I completely aspired to, everything about it was absolutely perfect, from start to finish.
Which, given that Adam had missed the previous night's gig due to a hangover, which apparently came close to splitting the band up, to then go on to a triumph like that says it all.
@Immanuel Allan Go away, you clown.
The drum tech looks like he´s having a good time.
Sam O'Sullivan been with him since the Joshua tour if you look at the video of "Where the streets have no name" hes in the background that was his first gig !!!
@@johnfearon6115 which vid of streets
@@mysticedge4 the one where they are on top of a store in America and the police closed the video shoot down
@@johnfearon6115 oh that one hahaha that was a cool vid I’ve seen that at least 30 times
@@johnfearon6115 any idea if the miked floor tom by where he is seated is something he played on a song during the show?
Freaking awesome
I saw them on the Pop Mart tour. Once was enough.
We were there!!!
So good of them to stop off in Manitoba.
I did the set up and strike in Toronto, 8 days
Sound on this video sux. Thanks for your effort.
its a long way from the half moon pub
When I saw them at Gillette in foxboro it was nighttime, Better look with lighting
Like astronauts walking up to the spaceship...
Who was the warm up act here?
I SOOOoooo wish I could post how close I was during the 2017 Joshua Tree Anniversary tour in Seattle .. Seen them only twice in my life .. 92 Tacoma dome Zoo Tv tour “EPIC” SHOSHUA TREE 2017.. nothing better than my very first concert being sprayed with Champaign by belly dancers 👯♀️.. 2nd hand doobie smoke .. Pixies last tour as the actual peak form Pixies.. Annnnnnd prank calls to George Herbert Bush on a giant screen / satellite phone 🤟🏽🦄🤟🏽
I was at that Giants Stadium show too. I think it was the last event there before they tore it down.
Hard to believe their "Gloria" video was 40 years ago. The years go by. Guess that's why I'm starting to get arthritis in my fingers.
did you get Michael J. Fox to record that
Imagine going to see one of the greatest bands in the world and watching through your phone like an utter bell end?
Imagine wasting enough of your life to comment like a dick head
Are you not capable of recording with your phone and watching a concert at the same time??.
Big Joe Maggie = numpty!.
@@jj18057 Your comment is ironic
You wouldn't have had anything to comment on if they hadn't, you complete 🔔🔚
What kind of bass is that?
Thx
A wide mouth I think
would it be asking to much to hold the fuqin camera steady?
even better than the real thing
If you still have that camera, go into settings and turn off auto-focus. That's why they were so blurry
Where they go, the world follows!
It's hard to think back about this concert when I'm still thinking about the solar eclipse that happened over Winnipeg in February of 1979.
Do you think it was really them? Or the alternate players?
That is some tailored leather
David Bowie bc of course.😌
As they get older, Paul looks least rock star ish and Adam is the boss 😨
Seems Bono is quite "Mick-like" at that mic.
It's so funny, I can see Bono, and the Edge, oh yeah there's two others guys, it has to be them, It's U2, Bono, Edge, and 2 other guys!!
Filmed from the Bob Uecker seats...
I was there. both nights.
They only did one show.
I wonder if it ever gets old for these guys playing in sold out stadiums?
Ler's get them back! Covid be gone! U2 4 life!
Only U2 has the clout to put on a stage like that and enter with authority.
Edge playing the Rick! Yeeha.
God you people make me feel ill. They earned the right to be where they are. They earned respect and started with 500 pounds. Why don't you people go home, count your platinum albums and all of your money and then come back and say something sensible. FFS!!
travpoet 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@johnreeves6286 Maybe they got the money because they actually stood a chance?
What do you mean by "Even Better than the Real Thing"?
Really dude you ever heard of Google? Coca Cola had been using the advert "The real thing" for maybe a couple of decades...It's about, as its says, the modern demand for instant gratification. For people too lazy to work for an answer..... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Even_Better_Than_the_Real_Thing
Year?
2011,May 2011.
If that was anywhere in the UK or Ireland, the crowd would be bouncing from the off. Very tame. Do you know how to bounce? It's great. Try it.
Ireland yes...UK? No. After Ireland, the best audiences are the USA, Argentina, Brazil, rest of Europe. The only rocking place in the UK is Scotland, maybe?
@@Macca1000001 I'm Scottish.
Why a day show?
BOWIE!!!!
Wow lots of negative comments here!!
Seen them at Slane castle Ireland when they were unknown backing up the great Thin lizzy.
Certainly singing and playing to a backing track.
nah, that was dallas schoo on the guitar while the boys walked up - they do this a lot, off-stage production is part of the U2 show