Gebre Menfes Kidus agree with you! I use to listen to October all the time, IMO one of their most intriguing and unique albums. How special is Tomorrow?
heard of them the first time from an algerian friend when i was in eastleigh in 1982, loved them so much, the energy of the first records is still there!!!
When they were hungry raw revolutionary and honest , they were kids you fucking idiots , talented kids who became men who took over the world , that’s how progression works , you talk some shit .
@@mickwallace9949 That's no way to talk to someone, learn some manners, and Gebre - you are right, they had something in those early days that no other band seemed to, perhaps a determination without compromising their style, that didn't last through their whole career unfortunately, its hard to imagine they produced crap like "No line on the horizon"
I was 18 and this was my first Rock Werchter, looked forward to it for months. My girlfriend would meet me at the festival. But when we met, she broke up with me. The girl I had a crush on since I was 15 , the future mother of my unborn children, just dumped me. I walked on the festival like a zombie, couldn't get why she did it and then this concert started. Wow, this was new, excited, full of energy, unseen, the future of rock music, it made me forget my sorrows en even to this day, I will mention it as the best gig I ever saw. And for the people who like happy endings. 3 years and a few failed relationships later, that girl finally realized that it would be a good idea to be the mother of our children. 34 years later, we still go each year to Rock Werchter and I ask her every time if she plans on breaking up with me, but so far, I have been lucky.
This is one of the most interesting comments I have ever seen on a UA-cam video. It's very cool of you to share such a personal memory, and that is just the 1st paragraph. When I clicked "Read More", I was pleasantly surprised by the happy ending. At 55 years old, I feel this kind of deep personal connection to live music has been lost in the "Tweets & Likes" culture in which we now live... so nice to know that there is still someone out there who can share a story that really connects their life to a concert so long ago. 34 years together. Wow, thank you for sharing such a wonderful story.
Us U2 die hard fans from so long ago we gotta understand they have followed their path and inevitably progressed from the punk era into the more rock n roll genre and following their passions into the new world and trying to stay reverent. They’ve lost nothing but gained their identity as one of the the most influential sounds in alternative rock. Agree Bono’s range and voice is at its best during the Unforgettable Fire era.Achtung was a great example of reinventing along with new sound and look and it was awesome. More philosophy and catchy lyrics along with Edge finding his own sound, Larry’s drums just get better and Adam finds his own style with fingers and pic- all in all 4 boys coming together in one harmonious sound..the world’s best. And still are rocking true U2 with “ it’s the little things that give you away “ my favourite so far in their new phase of expression. I agree they still have one more “ Pop” or “Unforgettable Fire” lurking somewhere. Best the world has ever seen, always.
I was there, along with Simple Minds, Peter Gabriel , Van Morrison and a load of others, great two days, can’t believe how long ago this was, U2 were great back in the day, not so much now………
I saw U2 on this tour on March 13, 1982 in Louisville, KY. They were the warmup band for the J Geils Band. U2 stole the show and I have been a fan ever since that concert. It took me eight months to find their albums following this concert. They were Awesome with a Capital A.
You were and I was too. All the kids at my Catholic school knew I loved U2 as a kid. In 7th grade we did a project on Ireland and I put the New Years Day Red Rocks video in it for everyone to watch 😂
00:00 - I Threw a Brick Through a Window 04:00 - A Day Without Me 07:08 - An Cat Dubh / Into The Heart 14:32 - Rejoice 18:15 - The Cry / The Electric Co. 23:50 - I Fall Down 27:08 - I Will Follow 31:00 - Out of Control 36:46 - Fire
@@jamesadcock5235 What’s your favorite album of those irish lads?👍👊🏼 I don’t really have one particular favorite. Beside Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience i like them all. But off course Boy all through Achtung Baby i play the most!👍😃👊🏼
@@jamesadcock5235 The first 3 albums are incredible. Unforgettable Fire was great with a few klunkers, Joshua Tree is overrated. Achtung Baby sounds like it is by a different band - but it might be their best from start to finish. After that it was all downhill.
My favorite U2 time (Boy/October/War). Their creativity exploded with these albums. I can't get over how young and talented they were at this point, and to have this incredible level of complexity in their music compositions. I feel lucky to have been a junior in high school in 1982 and have had all these great tunes to listen to at a point before responsibilities took over.😁👍
My teenage self was obsessed with U2 ,to see this footage is so great i saw them at wembley stadium 1987 supported by spear of destiny and the pretenders
i feel you homey1, but thats impossible, you can strip everything down to basics yes thats true, but U2 are elderly men now- its the "youth" that made early U2 do magical shows. Its gone. just accept it , and enjoy what they are today.
yup, it's just so stellar, the guitar work, the drums, bass, the singing, the atmosphere of the songs... to me one of the great appeals to it is the faith that pours out of those songs. In a way it is U2 at their purest, having to rely entirely on faith and belief, and they grow wings from that place to fly so high.
I was 16. It was on late night tele. Blew me away. Fan to all this 80s sound. Not so much after first 4 albums. Such a sound they had. Still have it on a VHS tape. Nothing to play it on but just can’t throw it out
The way Bono won the audience over was so sincere and so brilliant. These early songs sung live and gigs like this should be treasured in your memory. Greatness♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👌🏻
What a euphoric sound, this is just incredible! Especially considering how old it is. A Day Without Me, brand new all over again, this performance just soars!!!
My God!! their stage presence is incredible and there are people who think it's an overrated band bono climbing on stage structure the Edge playing keyboards and guitar, U2 for sure the biggest band in the world
@@jeffreysmith594 , it was 40 years ago. Easy to get tickets as it was a festival. I was in front row on the left the whole afternoon and evening. Great line up with Eurythmics, Simple Minds, U2 and Peter Gabriel. And for one song, Bono invited Annie Lennox and Jim Kerr to join the band. Magic.
I’ve noticed in their more recent shows that “I Will Follow” pops up early in their concerts today. For some reason I thought they were a heavy metal band in my younger years. They were not a metal band, but something far more exciting, they are U2!!
At that time they were the best band in the world. That sound is so unique. I still find the Edge to have no equal in tone and delivery. Just masterful ❤️
when U2 started flying ....rising on waves of pure positive joyful emotional currents and strong bonds created between the music and their audience ...
Awesome music purpose ... One single man with 6 strings, & an electric piano some times, one with 4 strings, other with a single drum kit, and another one with an unstopable energy & great voice... U2 4ever❤️‼️
Most of this material I've never heard. Yet every single song is a killer. Where did this fottage come from. And also take note, whoever was responsible for the camera work, was a first class live act film maker. No one in England could ever do that during the eighties,. nineties or the two thousands. And we did some work for Ross Storey in 93. I think she worked with U2 in Melbourne early 90. Fantastic video. The best I've ever seen.
This is how I’ll always remember The Edge… amazing tone, blistering playing, just amped and relying on a simple pedal board and not a computer bank. Top 10 all-time guitarist no question.
He got known for that sound though and it's still called "the edge sound" you can't blame him for wanting to extend his palette of colours. Shame he never found a sound as good. I loved it when I heard beautiful day and heard the edge sound again. That was a great moment for U2 fans and guitarists
Probably the best early footage I’ve ever seen, the sound, the stage presence , the band is tight & of course the crowd make this a gem of a archive. I saw them for the first time the following year on the WAR TOUR in Upper Darby PA . I was 17 and can still close my eyes & remember!!!!! THANKS FOR THIS 🎵🎵❤️
Bono siempre ha sido una persona extraordinaria con su público amable y cortés es un Amor 😘 es una una Banda de los 80'S que más me ha gustado y todavía en los 20'S sigue dando mucho de que hablar Amo U2💖🎼🎵🥁🎸🎼🎵🎤
Siiiii Bono es un cabsllero con su público, con sus fans, increíble voz aún ahora para sus casi 61 años sigue teniendo dulce voz, ya nos dió demasiado de su potente voz durante 45 años, guapo y con una banda siempre extrsordinaria y de un nivel más alla de muchos.
When this show was made I still had 6 years to be born, and the other day September 21, 2018, about to turn 31, I was jumping and crying while listening to this song at the Wizink Center in Madrid. This band is the best in history.
First time seeing this concert on UA-cam. Absolutely fantastic!!! Their early sound was already so formidable and tight. LMJ has such a joy in his expressions. All of their playing is incredible. All the elements of perfect chemistry are already fully realized in this early band. Thanks for sharing. For those that have not yet gotten Surrender on Audible you are missing out. I have read or listened to probably 50 autobiographies of musicians and this is the best yet with its comprehensive content and format. Its like having an intimate sbd honest discussion with Bono along with music used to tell his story. What could be better? Well maybe the entire band but perhaps the others Will Follow.
A year later they'd play Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado on the War Tour. There's plenty of overlap in the two setlists and lots of familiar stage moves, but in the year that followed this show they were able to crank the energy level EVEN HIGHER! This video is a great record of a band on the rise.
U2 at their magnificent best - before the adulation and the decline into MOR rock. Saw them so many times in this period, truly amazing. Boy/October/War - very few bands can claim their first three albums as good as them. For those who don’t know the tracks: I Threw A Brick A Day Without Me An Cat Dubh/ Into The Heart Rejoice Cry/ The Electric Co I Fall Down I will Follow Out Of. Control Fire
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This is the U2 I fell in love with, when they were hungry, raw, revolutionary, and honest. Their first four albums will always resonate in my soul.
Gebre Menfes Kidus agree with you! I use to listen to October all the time, IMO one of their most intriguing and unique albums. How special is Tomorrow?
heard of them the first time from an algerian friend when i was in eastleigh in 1982, loved them so much, the energy of the first records is still there!!!
When they were hungry raw revolutionary and honest , they were kids you fucking idiots , talented kids who became men who took over the world , that’s how progression works , you talk some shit .
@@mickwallace9949 That's no way to talk to someone, learn some manners, and Gebre - you are right, they had something in those early days that no other band seemed to, perhaps a determination without compromising their style, that didn't last through their whole career unfortunately, its hard to imagine they produced crap like "No line on the horizon"
I felt exactly the same
Mere energy, ideology, power... How I miss those times of real U2. That was why we look at them.
I was 18 and this was my first Rock Werchter, looked forward to it for months. My girlfriend would meet me at the festival. But when we met, she broke up with me. The girl I had a crush on since I was 15 , the future mother of my unborn children, just dumped me. I walked on the festival like a zombie, couldn't get why she did it and then this concert started. Wow, this was new, excited, full of energy, unseen, the future of rock music, it made me forget my sorrows en even to this day, I will mention it as the best gig I ever saw.
And for the people who like happy endings. 3 years and a few failed relationships later, that girl finally realized that it would be a good idea to be the mother of our children. 34 years later, we still go each year to Rock Werchter and I ask her every time if she plans on breaking up with me, but so far, I have been lucky.
This is one of the most interesting comments I have ever seen on a UA-cam video. It's very cool of you to share such a personal memory, and that is just the 1st paragraph. When I clicked "Read More", I was pleasantly surprised by the happy ending.
At 55 years old, I feel this kind of deep personal connection to live music has been lost in the "Tweets & Likes" culture in which we now live... so nice to know that there is still someone out there who can share a story that really connects their life to a concert so long ago.
34 years together. Wow, thank you for sharing such a wonderful story.
That is beautiful man! Great story!
WHAT. A. STORY!
😢 that’s beautiful.
Wooow! how beautiful
Us U2 die hard fans from so long ago we gotta understand they have followed their path and inevitably progressed from the punk era into the more rock n roll genre and following their passions into the new world and trying to stay reverent. They’ve lost nothing but gained their identity as one of the the most influential sounds in alternative rock. Agree Bono’s range and voice is at its best during the Unforgettable Fire era.Achtung was a great example of reinventing along with new sound and look and it was awesome. More philosophy and catchy lyrics along with Edge finding his own sound, Larry’s drums just get better and Adam finds his own style with fingers and pic- all in all 4 boys coming together in one harmonious sound..the world’s best. And still are rocking true U2 with “ it’s the little things that give you away “ my favourite so far in their new phase of expression. I agree they still have one more “ Pop” or “Unforgettable Fire” lurking somewhere. Best the world has ever seen, always.
Bono what a fucking legend he is. The self-belief at such a young age was incredible. Extremely unique individual.
Edge’s guitar playing is pure magic.
Bono's voice is amazing
the clothes though ..............!
Edge is U2, bascially.
@@jude999 he took up playing drums in the 90s as well no
@@jude999U2 is a four legged table.
Amazing….early U2…so musical, so energetic, just awesome!
I was there, along with Simple Minds, Peter Gabriel , Van Morrison and a load of others, great two days, can’t believe how long ago this was, U2 were great back in the day, not so much now………
That voice...incredible
And he was actually having a 'bad voice day'! 😉
,,,😈😈😈❤️🥰❤️
I saw U2 on this tour on March 13, 1982 in Louisville, KY. They were the warmup band for the J Geils Band. U2 stole the show and I have been a fan ever since that concert. It took me eight months to find their albums following this concert.
They were Awesome with a Capital A.
I was so moved by U2. It felt like I was listening to music that mattered.
You were and I was too. All the kids at my Catholic school knew I loved U2 as a kid. In 7th grade we did a project on Ireland and I put the New Years Day Red Rocks video in it for everyone to watch 😂
00:00 - I Threw a Brick Through a Window
04:00 - A Day Without Me
07:08 - An Cat Dubh / Into The Heart
14:32 - Rejoice
18:15 - The Cry / The Electric Co.
23:50 - I Fall Down
27:08 - I Will Follow
31:00 - Out of Control
36:46 - Fire
up
Literally the most important comment on this whole video.
I loved this U2, most of what they did in the 80's is brilliant
Most?!
Yellow Jackboots not everything, just most of what they did
The 80s u2 is best no question. And people that say actung baby is their best album are not real u2 fans.
@@jamesadcock5235 What’s your favorite album of those irish lads?👍👊🏼 I don’t really have one particular favorite. Beside Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience i like them all. But off course Boy all through Achtung Baby i play the most!👍😃👊🏼
@@jamesadcock5235 The first 3 albums are incredible. Unforgettable Fire was great with a few klunkers, Joshua Tree is overrated. Achtung Baby sounds like it is by a different band - but it might be their best from start to finish. After that it was all downhill.
My favorite U2 time (Boy/October/War). Their creativity exploded with these albums. I can't get over how young and talented they were at this point, and to have this incredible level of complexity in their music compositions. I feel lucky to have been a junior in high school in 1982 and have had all these great tunes to listen to at a point before responsibilities took over.😁👍
Truly a band for your generation
@Brian1988 why not Joshua Tree?
40 years ago on this day. Still moves me. This is the U2 sound to catch my attention.
It was the Fourth of July….
My teenage self was obsessed with U2 ,to see this footage is so great i saw them at wembley stadium 1987 supported by spear of destiny and the pretenders
The time has come for U2 to strip back the huge stages, light shows and theatrics and perform a raw again like this. Traditional rock. Pure. 2021
My God man you are spot on. Just go back to basics.
i feel you homey1, but thats impossible, you can strip everything down to basics yes thats true, but U2 are elderly men now- its the "youth" that made early U2 do magical shows. Its gone. just accept it , and enjoy what they are today.
Yeah I would hate to see bono today try to climb to the top of the stage. It was scary then! 😂
1 band I isn't here my brother Stan
😊u2
god when I see this now I get so nostalgic for the unabashed power of this band in the young era
Titans..
One can go beyond nostalgia and take advantage of the opportunity we have through this video to hang out in this zone once again.
this is the U2 that shaped me ... needed this music then in a big big way
Love what Edge and Adam are wearing
This Absolute Classic 2's.. When every song was raw and meant something
The first 2 albums are the best 2. Absolutely brilliant.
No way!!
100% YES!
Ill say the first 4
The first 6 with the last 2 of those being the very best. IMO
AH ...WAAAAY!! All U2 is magnificent. But ... Boy, October and War are thee best!@@jasonkeith9317
I love Rejoice and Fire so much... October is a vastly underrated U2 Album!
Vastly!!
Agreed!
William Sauer it's my favourite it's the album of theirs I think is the most addictive u can't get the songs out of your head
yup, it's just so stellar, the guitar work, the drums, bass, the singing, the atmosphere of the songs... to me one of the great appeals to it is the faith that pours out of those songs. In a way it is U2 at their purest, having to rely entirely on faith and belief, and they grow wings from that place to fly so high.
My favorite U2 album
So unique for their time. Their style has been incorporated even by bands today- and has seen a resurgence.
I was 16. It was on late night tele. Blew me away. Fan to all this 80s sound. Not so much after first 4 albums. Such a sound they had. Still have it on a VHS tape. Nothing to play it on but just can’t throw it out
And 11 years after this concert ... U2 Lemon !!!!
Unbelievable change
The way Bono won the audience over was so sincere and so brilliant. These early songs sung live and gigs like this should be treasured in your memory. Greatness♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👌🏻
What a euphoric sound, this is just incredible! Especially considering how old it is.
A Day Without Me, brand new all over again, this performance just soars!!!
Really Everything
Everyone..🎉
My God!! their stage presence is incredible and there are people who think it's an overrated band bono climbing on stage structure the Edge playing keyboards and guitar, U2 for sure the biggest band in the world
For me, their best period, by far.
Plus, I was there, front row !
A real blessing !
Which one are you in the footage? How did you get those tickets?
@@jeffreysmith594 , it was 40 years ago. Easy to get tickets as it was a festival. I was in front row on the left the whole afternoon and evening.
Great line up with Eurythmics, Simple Minds, U2 and Peter Gabriel. And for one song, Bono invited Annie Lennox and Jim Kerr to join the band. Magic.
Envy you!
You lucky shit!!!😃
The world
Is U2 .
Everything i have a brick
Lost inno name streets
Gloria will follow pride U2 BAD 40
40
I always loved Edge's playing he had a great tone and great artistic vision and touch.
I agree. I have loved his unique sound from the very first time I heard it.
No one comes close to The Edge way back and into the future now times
I’ve noticed in their more recent shows that “I Will Follow” pops up early in their concerts today. For some reason I thought they were a heavy metal band in my younger years. They were not a metal band, but something far more exciting, they are U2!!
Larry looks like he just finished high school
That was exhilarating to watch them as a very young rock band
My Cats love u2.
U2 a band avtrue band
Who stay together/Forever
Love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
U2
Is this today..
Everything is real ...
Just Rejoiced 🎉
At that time they were the best band in the world. That sound is so unique. I still find the Edge to have no equal in tone and delivery. Just masterful ❤️
Never ever get bored of this video, my first memories of U2 .....Definitely can play live, not many bands at this time could. So miss this era.
The raw faith rock, U2, when the world was on plastic pop there shone a bright light.
This is one of the best U2 concerts out there... is pure joy 🤓
Love U2.
Forever
This is a gem. Thanks for uploading. The best band ever in their infancy. Such a thrill to witness this, knowing what they would become.
Le bonheur, le u2 de ma jeunesse, j avais 12 ans ,j écoutais mtv...❤❤❤❤❤
This is the concert. The live recording is the best U2 of all time. Then I took my kids to Joshua Tree 2.0. That was the second best.
My second U2 concert
First one was Pinkpop 1981
Change the world
REJOICE Ucan2gether❤
The Edge guitar playing Fire is so amazing.
when U2 started flying ....rising on waves of pure positive joyful emotional currents and strong bonds created between the music and their audience ...
These guys had so much energy. Bono is a madman, always trying his hardest to get the crowd onside, love it!
Bono I love you and your voice is wonderful
This was my second U2 gigs,first one was Pinkpop festival in Geleen Holland 1981
Now i count 44 live performances from U2.
U2 IS THE AWESOME 4 BAND 🎵
What a showman superb.
Awesome music purpose ... One single man with 6 strings, & an electric piano some times, one with 4 strings, other with a single drum kit, and another one with an unstopable energy & great voice... U2 4ever❤️‼️
This is when they were the best!! Right before the epic Unforgettable Fire. Legend. The energy.
Eh, sorry to be a pain, but this would have been before the "War" album in '83.
I was there .....that day , that moment ....
You lucky sod.
Help U2
Rejoice
Life is in our control.
Whywreckthings..
I love you U2..
ILive I can't fight fate..
Fate is U2 with
What a show... these are the real U2!!! 👏👏👏
Most of this material I've never heard. Yet every single song is a killer. Where did this fottage come from. And also take note, whoever was responsible for the camera work, was a first class live act film maker. No one in England could ever do that during the eighties,. nineties or the two thousands. And we did some work for Ross Storey in 93. I think she worked with U2 in Melbourne early 90. Fantastic video. The best I've ever seen.
First time, I see and hear U2 perform "Fire" live.
And this is a lip sync version where Edge is on the left of Bono! I have never seen that also!
ua-cam.com/video/g0ya1jvOn4M/v-deo.html
That's U2 I do miss.
Genuine, passionate, hungry four piece band on its way to success.
We may also miss ourselves as we were in that time period!!
Never fall U stand up
This is how I’ll always remember The Edge… amazing tone, blistering playing, just amped and relying on a simple pedal board and not a computer bank. Top 10 all-time guitarist no question.
He got known for that sound though and it's still called "the edge sound" you can't blame him for wanting to extend his palette of colours. Shame he never found a sound as good. I loved it when I heard beautiful day and heard the edge sound again. That was a great moment for U2 fans and guitarists
U2 change my life.
I can’t decide which is more dope, the video transitions or Bono’s chef’s top.
killer version of An Cat Dubh
The best song of this time period.
Great bassist and drummer.
- Tight!
U2 are the best band in..
THIS BAND HAVE NEVER EVER CEASED TO AMAZE ME LIVE, JUST SIMPLY THE BEST.
I was there!
@@gollycom How do you know - where you watching him?
Lucky man. 👍👍👍
Congrats bro
Wow this video is older than me but I feel like I was there. Timeless.
SO TRUE
THIS is U2 🤘
Probably the best early footage I’ve ever seen, the sound, the stage presence , the band is tight & of course the crowd make this a gem of a archive. I saw them for the first time the following year on the WAR TOUR in Upper Darby PA . I was 17 and can still close my eyes & remember!!!!! THANKS FOR THIS 🎵🎵❤️
same here.
Excellent quality indeed. We can consider it a time capsule.
RAW,aggressive,a super band.the Edge a Genius guitarist
Wow!!! I missed this concert but I haven’t missed a U2 concert since 1987
Where ever you are, are you here in Love Irland 🍀
Bono siempre ha sido una persona extraordinaria con su público amable y cortés es un Amor 😘 es una una Banda de los 80'S que más me ha gustado y todavía en los 20'S sigue dando mucho de que hablar Amo U2💖🎼🎵🥁🎸🎼🎵🎤
Siiiii Bono es un cabsllero con su público, con sus fans, increíble voz aún ahora para sus casi 61 años sigue teniendo dulce voz, ya nos dió demasiado de su potente voz durante 45 años, guapo y con una banda siempre extrsordinaria y de un nivel más alla de muchos.
The edge actually having real fun on stage,priceless!
Wooooow, a musician having fun really? Lord it's a FUCKING miracle..😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👽
All of them seem to have a lot fun
Fantastische tijd 80’
Elk jaar naar T/W en een toen nog geweldig U2
When this show was made I still had 6 years to be born, and the other day September 21, 2018, about to turn 31, I was jumping and crying while listening to this song at the Wizink Center in Madrid. This band is the best in history.
Awesome concert..so regret i was still too young..it All began here for them to become later the biggest rockband in the world!❤❤
A perfect setlist! Probably the best of their entire career!
No way their best albums were yet to come.
For me the first 3 Albums I was growing up, the next 2, I have become a man #ThankYouU2 #YouKnowTheWords
This was U2 at the very top of their game.
Do know wy. This beats Red Rock by a trillion miles. Absolutely fantastic. 🎸🎸🎸
Love u all
This is me after Blodie kiss e very one can love y sister notbe mineworkers
Best
IMO the best ever footage of u2 - brilliant!
Love is...Us
brilliant early u2, amazing stuff...
Que días, toda la energía expresada e ímpetu, el mejor grupo U2
They are real to me this song represents they will give 100.000 thanks
Bloody love this. Early u2 was very special indeed
I love to see U2 in person
First time seeing this concert on UA-cam. Absolutely fantastic!!! Their early sound was already so formidable and tight. LMJ has such a joy in his expressions. All of their playing is incredible. All the elements of perfect chemistry are already fully realized in this early band. Thanks for sharing. For those that have not yet gotten Surrender on Audible you are missing out. I have read or listened to probably 50 autobiographies of musicians and this is the best yet with its comprehensive content and format. Its like having an intimate sbd honest discussion with Bono along with music used to tell his story. What could be better? Well maybe the entire band but perhaps the others Will Follow.
Often imitated never equalled.
A year later they'd play Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado on the War Tour. There's plenty of overlap in the two setlists and lots of familiar stage moves, but in the year that followed this show they were able to crank the energy level EVEN HIGHER! This video is a great record of a band on the rise.
I have been there at torhout Amazing still what a power
No one is blinder
Killing family
Kids..
A day is what it's all about
Actually got an Explorer a few weeks ago, I feel like The Edge !!!
The day before present in Torhout was 18 years old ! 🎉 that Year or in 83 remember that Bono climed in the PA F.O.H. tower
Ì love world peace.
U2 at their magnificent best - before the adulation and the decline into MOR rock. Saw them so many times in this period, truly amazing.
Boy/October/War - very few bands can claim their first three albums as good as them.
For those who don’t know the tracks:
I Threw A Brick
A Day Without Me
An Cat Dubh/ Into The Heart
Rejoice
Cry/ The Electric Co
I Fall Down
I will Follow
Out Of. Control
Fire
U2 has always been my band from day one Bono is as old as I am 😊