At the Live Aid Concert, Bono was singing and he looked down and noticed that a young woman was being pushed up against the wall by the huge crowd. Afraid she might be crushed to death, he signaled to the other band members to just keep repeating the instrumentals and then he jumped down and pulled the girl up. Of course, talking was out because of the band and the huge number of people in the stadium. So, he just pulled her to him and they danced until he was satisfied that she was okay. So he gave her a kiss, had someone take her backstage to be sure she hadn't broken any bones, and went back to the finish their performance. Now, that's class!
Should do bullet the blue sky in Paris 2015 it's amazing i wouldn't bother with the studio version the words are different from the original to be more with what was going on in the world i watch it every day it is that good. The whole show is great. It's in my top 5 shows!!
The Edge, the guitar player, is instantly recognizable once you hear a few of their songs. “Bad” “Where the Streets Have No Name” “Running to Stand Still” “Beautiful Day” “Acrobat” “Kite” “All I Want is You””Mysterious Ways” Also, their Super Bowl halftime show is considered the best ever by many 🔥🎶🔥
Yes and what I don't like about of these reaction channels is they generalize the reaction and don't go into lyrics very much. I remember one guy rewinding Dylan lyrics and getting blown away with the words. Another reaction video didn't say one word about lyrics but mentioned how they love his voice and harmonica. Here the guys are getting goosebumps and calling this a masterpiece, but very little about the lyrics....
One of my all time favourites. I was lucky to see U2 live a few times, the feeling in their shows was highest level incredible. Whenever I feel down, listening to U2 pulls me up, connects in to my “Irish heartbeat”. Their songwriting is second to none. True poets of music. Can you imagine hearing a whole stadium singing this song together. It takes you to another place. They do big anthemic songs & perfect intimate songs & it all translates so beautifully live. The ZooTv tour live shows were my favourite if you can see those but they have SO many other great moments to see. A lesser known song but one of my best life memories is being near the roof of the outdoor stadium in Sydney on a starry night as they performed “Love is Blindness” at the end of the show after we’d all been on this amazing journey - it became other worldly, stars and the universe filling the screens, Edge’s jingly guitar, Bono’s haunting voice - then Edge cut in with what became one of the most powerful booming solos I ever heard. Will never ever forget how it made me feel, totally mesmerising! 🌌 (found it here: ua-cam.com/video/xUXVE4GEwmc/v-deo.html ) I believe this was also filmed the same week I saw them in Sydney, I was at the show when Adam (bass) didn’t perform. By the time that final fuzzy part of the solo kicks in, I was almost in outer space - it felt like the music was inside me and expanding out to the sky all at once. I could go on forever about their music lol, this is just one song but such a memory. The ZooTv tour was also artistically incredibly interesting, with Bono exploring his “Fly” persona, the antithesis of the earnest rock star he was, becoming the decadent bloated washed up cynical “shadow side” by the end of the show (hence the gold suit and devil horns). This duality was so well integrated into that show. They were brilliant at cutting to the truth & pathos of a lyric, an emotion and somehow being confrontational and unifying all at once. Truly important artists for the world and all time ✌️
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. I can't put my finger on why its so hauntingly amazing. They wrote this song around a time when they were not getting along as band members and were seriously considering breaking you. You can feel their pain and strain in their relationship in the words of the song. Thanks for your review. Keep smiling🤘🙂
Exactly right. The story of how this happened that you were talking about is one of my favorite stories in 20th century music. Coming off the massively successful Joshua tree album/tour, they wanted to change their sound almost entirely. The band was about to break up. They couldn’t get along. They couldn’t agree on the direction of the band. They were in the studio for months with hardly anything to show for it... Then while Edge is messing around with a few chord progressions(in the middle of the song that ended up being Mysterious Ways), he hits on something that basically made everyone stop arguing, stop what they were doing.. and listen to what they just heard. Then within a matter of minutes they basically had the entire structure for One finished. Everything fell into place for the entire album from that point forward. As of 2022, the band has won the most Grammys of any band and is officially the longest running band in the history of rock with out any lineup changes. The story is almost too on the nose to believe that story was true. It sounds like some narrative from a movie.. And I would probably have a hard time believing it if it wasn’t recorded. They go through this in the Achtung Baby documentary with the audio recordings at the time. It’s amazing.
"You gave me nothing now it´s all I got" - this song is so Iconic in every possible way! Nice reaction, glad you shared it with us! Love and respect from Sweden
This was an amazing response. U2 are a wonderful live band. They've been a group for over 40 years, having started in 76 and having released their first album in 1980. They have harder rocking songs like Until the end of the world, which was also on Achtung Baby, beautiful ballads like One, Stay, and With or Without you, and anthems like Where the Streets Have No Name, Beautiful Day, Bad, and City of Blinding Lights. Personally, I think you would enjoy performances from Zoo TV Sydney. Some great picks from that show are Running to Stand Still/transition into Streets, Until the end of the world, With Or Without You, and Stay.
My brother passed away recently n this was his favourite song...we played it at his cremation. it always touches me when they sing the line SISTERS BROTHERS becsuse we had our quarrels but he was my brother and I loved him so much .. there is only one love.... it's just different. Like I love my parents , and I love my siblings but it's a different love that I have for my partner... but love is love.. beautiful song n I've met this band becsuse they chill out in Ireland... never the less gorgeous song xxx
Bro's, this was from their 1992 album. Their first album was 'Boy' in 1980, and they've recorded/performed great music since. Deep lyrics and catalog worth exploring.
Yaay!...you've 'discovered' U2. Been lucky to see them twice live. But if I had a time machine, I'd go to see them Live At Slane Castle. That gig version of Where The Streets Have No Name is astonishing.
From somebody that has listened to this song thousands of times (literally) it's really refreshing to get your perspective after hearing it for the first time. U2 virgins you are.
It's hard to imagine kind of forgetting a band I've seen live 10 times. So many great songs to choose from. I'd go with "I will follow" live. Or go back to their early stuff. Sunday bloody Sunday is a classic. Cheers!
U2 is a great band so much talent and a distinctive sound and many wonderful songs with deep meaning and social and political relevance. "With or Without You", "Bloody Sunday", "New Year's Day", and "Pride in the Name of Love" to name a few.
Amazing band from the 80s to the early 2000s. Bono always had a great voice and the lyrics are universal. Even if you don't speak English, you can understand the emotion he displays. From this album: even better than the real thing, mysterious ways, who's gonna ride your wild horses are all worth a look.
I haven't heard this song before and it is very emotional. I do like U2 and have quite a few songs by them - two of them I especially like are Vertigo and With or Without You. They have a huge catalogue of songs. Also a couple of great Scottish bands from the 1970s/1980s are Simple Minds (Don't You (forget about me)), and Big Country (In a Big Country, Fields of Fire). Many thanks for the reaction, guys.
My absolute favorite band in the world. I’ve seen them in concert only 5 times and met them once. They are living legends. I’ve been a fan since I was 10 years old. 40 years of love fills my heart. React to the live version of “A Sort of Homecoming”. It’s amazing. Thank you! 😘❤️🙏🏼
What a fantastic reaction. You both have earned my respect today for your honesty, vulnerability, and insight into this majestic piece of music. God Bless!
This song touches the soul so deeply but the video expresses the emotion of Bono and the other members of U2's admiration and love towards each other and is succcinctly expressed in the stanza: // Well, it's too late tonight // To drag the past out into the light // We're one, but we're not the same // We get to carry each other, carry each other // One In essence, we all need to move forward in life but not forget we have take care of each other regardless of the past albeit not evil actions, but more the trials and tribulations we all go through individually and collectively as humans tied to this mortal coil because life is too short. One.
So glad you got to experience U2. 😊 One of my favourite bands and I'm happy I've been able to see them live once. A few of my favourite songs are City of Blinding Lights, Pride, Beautiful Day, Where the Streets Have No Name, Vertigo, Mysterious Ways and Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own. But there are plenty of very good songs. 😊👍
Another great job dudes!! Are you really not familiar with U2? Buckle up because they are truly legends...you should find the live version of this. Bono brings a girl on stage and sings while laying on the stage with her. Sunday bloody sunday, pride, bad, where the streets have no name,bullet the blue sky to name a few others. Rock on!!
This is a great band with a great hits. This song with Mary J Blige is amazing. Sunday bloody sunday, beautiful day, I still haven't found what i'm looking for, with or without you etc. The album "The Joshua tree is one of the world's best-sellings albums. Is in top 30 albums in Rolling Stone list. But you have other bands in the 80' s: Simple minds, 4 non blondes . Thank you guys for this reaction👍🏻
Very very nice to see you guys enjoying U2, my favorite band since 1982:))) They have a fantastic catalog, i will recommend you to start with The Joshua Tree:))) Hope to see more of you and U2:)
I didn't see Freddy live, but I have seen this live twice and it's one incredible live band and vocalist and show man too. Watch their inauguration into the rock and roll hall of fame and play The end of the world. Bono's showmanship there never gets old. This song is magic. Such a good lyric, voice and guitar. Devine.
Thank you for listening to the best band you will never see live... take a listen to live at Slane Castle it’s beautiful. Bono had just lost his Father and you can hear the emotion in his voice. Wake up Dead Man, All I want is You, Where the Streets have no Name are probably my Favorite songs from the concert. Can’t go wrong with U2. 🎶🎶🎶
Haven't learned your names yet, sorry... But brother on the right always shows soooooooooooooo much emotion and brother on the left is always paying attention to the lyrics and logic... Love you both for the concurrent reactions!!! You complete each other!!!
This song saved this band from each other. Watch their documentary From The Sky Down. They talk about it. They were not in a good place as a band and this song brought them back to each other. Also.. any U2 review should use live versions. That's when the songs come alive. It's magical
The song that won me over. The first song from them I so loved was New Years Day in 1982. To me that one was never succeeded until this one arrived in 1991! Bono's voice is just so powerful....
This is the song that made me fall in love with this band, they have a rawness and honesty that i never got in any other band. "Have you come here to play jesus To the lepers in your head?" I mean.. the power and depth of most of their lyrics.. Bono is taurus/scorpio like me and.. i dont know, i get what he means.
You MUST take a look at any of the live songs from U2 live at Slane Castle, especially to the double song setup "All I want is you" followed by "Where the streets have no name" its incredible!!! I went to nearly 15 concerts with U2 now and every one was fantastic ❤
As Sienna Glass said, you should, no you must react to All I want is you + Where the streets have no name from Slane Castle. Especially the transition from the first into the second song is brilliant. You will have goosebumbs I promise you.
Boah guys.... Feelings... emotions... love.. that's what's U2 all about. Check this live versions: "U2 - All I want is you & Where the streets hace no name - Live slane castle" "U2 - Bad (Live aid)" "U2 - Love is blindness (Live sydney ZooTv)" "U2 - Kite (Live slane castle)" "U2 - One (Live Paris 2015)" and soooooooooooooooooooo many others
Amazing Concert!! I LOVE THEM!! The Joshua Tree & Achtung are epic albums. You'll LOVE LOVE the video for "Where The Streets Have No Name", "Pride" is a MUST. They wrote it Martin Luther King. My favorite is "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For". The lyrics are amazing & it's got a very gospel feel. "Beautiful Day" is upbeat & a banger! Enjoy this AMAZING band. Bono's voice! 🎤Edge on guitar!🎸
This song is a classic masterpiece . Maybe it's about love but maybe the bitterness of it? Idk, I think many songs are free for interpretation only the one who wrote it knows exactly what's it all about "you ask me to enter but then you make me crawl and I can't be holding on to what you got when all you got is hurt" I can't say I understand it perfectly but I don't care, is so sweet but sad and heart broken at the same time...ONE of the most beautiful songs ever created
If you guys really like U2 you would probably like when they were young and just starting out, they did a live show and recorded it was called "Under a Blood Red Sky" It was a great performance - I was there when I was a young kid.
“One life you got to do what you should” Whatever your believes are the only thing for sure is now. Make this day wonderful. I’m writing from a Hospital bed and instead of focusing into my health issue I feel better to help out people helps me so much. “Sisters, Brothers”
The album this song is taken from is U2's masterpiece in many peoples opinion. It turns out this song is actually commenting on the relationships in the band as well as actually saving the band at the time. U2 were ready to quit as a band before this tune appeared out of nowhere. Would love to see you guys react to some of their less well known tunes like 'a sort of homecoming ' or 'Hawkmoon 269'.
It's strange you hadn't heard of this band. Its one of The most famous rock bands ever. Keep con listening to their songs. I would also recommend you reacting to Coldplay early stuff.
U2 burst on the world stage during the "troubles" of Ireland, Irish against Irish. They were political from the start. Rattle and Hum is a good recording to listen to, to really understand them musically. Bullet the Blue Sky, suggested listening.
I just love how Bono says at first we get to "Harry each other. Harry each other." All the times we attack each other for no GD reason. Then at the end he says we get to "Carry each other, Carry each other." to lift each other out of all this perpetual turmoil.
The entire Joshua Tree album has no waste... U2 has no waste
Este tema no formaba parte de ese album, sino de atchung baby
@@carlosruiz-ob7le Lo sé. Me refería a que el otro álbum es muy bueno y deberían escucharlo. U2 no tiene lados flacos. Gracias!
The album is a masterpiece. ❤😎✌
Totally agree
Couldn't agree more. Fav. U2 album. Love this song. Red Hill Mining Town is one of my faves too.
Go down the U2 hole and discover one hell of a band. Nothing else like them.
Absolutely ❤❤ possibly the best
At the Live Aid Concert, Bono was singing and he looked down and noticed that a young woman was being pushed up against the wall by the huge crowd. Afraid she might be crushed to death, he signaled to the other band members to just keep repeating the instrumentals and then he jumped down and pulled the girl up. Of course, talking was out because of the band and the huge number of people in the stadium. So, he just pulled her to him and they danced until he was satisfied that she was okay. So he gave her a kiss, had someone take her backstage to be sure she hadn't broken any bones, and went back to the finish their performance. Now, that's class!
That's so beautiful!
ur bang on buddy different class
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After queen they we're the next best.bullets the blue live in Paris 2015 is amazing!!
Should do bullet the blue sky in Paris 2015 it's amazing i wouldn't bother with the studio version the words are different from the original to be more with what was going on in the world i watch it every day it is that good. The whole show is great. It's in my top 5 shows!!
If you like this then you're gonna love with or without you. Or all of joshua tree for that matter.
And the rest of Acthung Baby, and Zooropa and POP.
One of the best songs of all time. So good and so emotional.
"With or Without You" is a must! ❤️
I've cried each time I have seen U2 live. It is a spiritual experience.
I can absolutely confirm that, and I feel the same every time.
I saw them live for the first time last year. It was my dream and I cried like I knew I would❤️
The Edge, the guitar player, is instantly recognizable once you hear a few of their songs.
“Bad” “Where the Streets Have No Name” “Running to Stand Still” “Beautiful Day” “Acrobat” “Kite” “All I Want is You””Mysterious Ways” Also, their Super Bowl halftime show is considered the best ever by many 🔥🎶🔥
City of blinding lights too
Rickenbacker guitars have a very distinct sound and weren't used to much by rock bands from that era. The ones who do are iconic though.
The best SB show by far....it just hit all the right notes. Literally 😢 1:35
"We are one, but we´re note the same. We have to carry each other." 😥 One of the best lines ever.
Yes and what I don't like about of these reaction channels is they generalize the reaction and don't go into lyrics very much. I remember one guy rewinding Dylan lyrics and getting blown away with the words. Another reaction video didn't say one word about lyrics but mentioned how they love his voice and harmonica.
Here the guys are getting goosebumps and calling this a masterpiece, but very little about the lyrics....
The lyrics are " We GET to carry each other
There is a difference in having to and getting to help our fellow brothers and sisters.
Do you want to play Jesus to the lepers in your head
Has to be one off the most loaded lines ever in a song
Now you will go down the U2 Rabbit 🐇 Hole. So many great songs and live performances.
Bono is a showman & when you see them live he knows how to communicate with the fans, great Irish band
U2 All i want is you/ Where the streets have no name (live at slane castle) will give you the feels.
One of my all time favourites. I was lucky to see U2 live a few times, the feeling in their shows was highest level incredible. Whenever I feel down, listening to U2 pulls me up, connects in to my “Irish heartbeat”. Their songwriting is second to none. True poets of music. Can you imagine hearing a whole stadium singing this song together. It takes you to another place.
They do big anthemic songs & perfect intimate songs & it all translates so beautifully live. The ZooTv tour live shows were my favourite if you can see those but they have SO many other great moments to see.
A lesser known song but one of my best life memories is being near the roof of the outdoor stadium in Sydney on a starry night as they performed “Love is Blindness” at the end of the show after we’d all been on this amazing journey - it became other worldly, stars and the universe filling the screens, Edge’s jingly guitar, Bono’s haunting voice - then Edge cut in with what became one of the most powerful booming solos I ever heard. Will never ever forget how it made me feel, totally mesmerising! 🌌 (found it here: ua-cam.com/video/xUXVE4GEwmc/v-deo.html ) I believe this was also filmed the same week I saw them in Sydney, I was at the show when Adam (bass) didn’t perform. By the time that final fuzzy part of the solo kicks in, I was almost in outer space - it felt like the music was inside me and expanding out to the sky all at once.
I could go on forever about their music lol, this is just one song but such a memory. The ZooTv tour was also artistically incredibly interesting, with Bono exploring his “Fly” persona, the antithesis of the earnest rock star he was, becoming the decadent bloated washed up cynical “shadow side” by the end of the show (hence the gold suit and devil horns). This duality was so well integrated into that show.
They were brilliant at cutting to the truth & pathos of a lyric, an emotion and somehow being confrontational and unifying all at once. Truly important artists for the world and all time ✌️
I will give highest recommendation to the song you mentioned ..... Love is Blindness..... Edge's solo is simply heavenly ..... A masterclass !!
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. I can't put my finger on why its so hauntingly amazing. They wrote this song around a time when they were not getting along as band members and were seriously considering breaking you. You can feel their pain and strain in their relationship in the words of the song. Thanks for your review. Keep smiling🤘🙂
Auto correct - meant breaking up, not breaking you, sorry🤣
It’s beautifully haunting because of Bono’s voice
It’s the song that kept them from not falling apart....
Exactly right. The story of how this happened that you were talking about is one of my favorite stories in 20th century music.
Coming off the massively successful Joshua tree album/tour, they wanted to change their sound almost entirely.
The band was about to break up. They couldn’t get along. They couldn’t agree on the direction of the band. They were in the studio for months with hardly anything to show for it...
Then while Edge is messing around with a few chord progressions(in the middle of the song that ended up being Mysterious Ways), he hits on something that basically made everyone stop arguing, stop what they were doing.. and listen to what they just heard. Then within a matter of minutes they basically had the entire structure for One finished. Everything fell into place for the entire album from that point forward. As of 2022, the band has won the most Grammys of any band and is officially the longest running band in the history of rock with out any lineup changes.
The story is almost too on the nose to believe that story was true. It sounds like some narrative from a movie.. And I would probably have a hard time believing it if it wasn’t recorded. They go through this in the Achtung Baby documentary with the audio recordings at the time. It’s amazing.
The key of Dm always gets me for some reason. But an all universe lyricist just makes it unbelievable.
My FAVORITE U2 SONG HANDS DOWN. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS TRUTH SONG.TOTAL🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"You gave me nothing now it´s all I got" - this song is so Iconic in every possible way! Nice reaction, glad you shared it with us! Love and respect from Sweden
Live at slane castle all i want is u/the streets have no name🙌🙌🙌
The best transition of two songs ever..
This is it!! You MUST see this ❤❤❤
Listen to U2 at live aid they did a fantastic set that day, after queen who were no 1,they were next for being brilliant
This was an amazing response. U2 are a wonderful live band. They've been a group for over 40 years, having started in 76 and having released their first album in 1980. They have harder rocking songs like Until the end of the world, which was also on Achtung Baby, beautiful ballads like One, Stay, and With or Without you, and anthems like Where the Streets Have No Name, Beautiful Day, Bad, and City of Blinding Lights. Personally, I think you would enjoy performances from Zoo TV Sydney. Some great picks from that show are Running to Stand Still/transition into Streets, Until the end of the world, With Or Without You, and Stay.
Pride by U2. Awesome band
Irish rock band? IRISH POETS!! Their lyrics are true and make you really see true. Now, lets hear Patrick sing! I can tell he has skills!
U2-Mysterious Ways. Great upbeat song! :)
Every song on Achtung Baby is a classic!
@@jasonmorris2389 Achtung is an amazing album. My favorite album ever..
My brother passed away recently n this was his favourite song...we played it at his cremation. it always touches me when they sing the line SISTERS BROTHERS becsuse we had our quarrels but he was my brother and I loved him so much
.. there is only one love.... it's just different. Like I love my parents , and I love my siblings but it's a different love that I have for my partner... but love is love.. beautiful song n I've met this band becsuse they chill out in Ireland... never the less gorgeous song xxx
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@@Free-flyBE ❤
Bro's, this was from their 1992 album. Their first album was 'Boy' in 1980, and they've recorded/performed great music since. Deep lyrics and catalog worth exploring.
Yaay!...you've 'discovered' U2. Been lucky to see them twice live. But if I had a time machine, I'd go to see them Live At Slane Castle. That gig version of Where The Streets Have No Name is astonishing.
In my opinion : this is probably the greatest song ever written
U2 have no bad songs
U2 wrote Miami and Get on your boots. Those are the only 2 asteriscs in their catalog. Everything else is amazing.
From somebody that has listened to this song thousands of times (literally) it's really refreshing to get your perspective after hearing it for the first time. U2 virgins you are.
Highly recommend “Beautiful Day” - Grammy winner for Song of the Year (2001). Really positive song !
Truly one of their best. Thank You Bro Dudes! You will also love Mysterious Ways, In The Name of Love and many many others.
It's hard to imagine kind of forgetting a band I've seen live 10 times. So many great songs to choose from. I'd go with "I will follow" live. Or go back to their early stuff. Sunday bloody Sunday is a classic. Cheers!
Patrick u can sing! !👍
With or Without You is another great song of theirs!♥️
Guys! I can never get enough of your U2 reactions, I see things and hear things I never heard in the songs when you guys react. Thank you both.
I've listen to this song since 1987. I'm never tired of it. Part of my life. U2 is a love forever. Great reaction! Thanks! 💖
U2 is a great band so much talent and a distinctive sound and many wonderful songs with deep meaning and social and political relevance. "With or Without You", "Bloody Sunday", "New Year's Day", and "Pride in the Name of Love" to name a few.
Que gran relación a una obra maestra del siglo veinte. Saludos desde chile 🇨🇱
Gotta say The Joshua Tree is an excellent choice. Almost all of it is incredible!
This band. My favorite band. They are better live than they are in the studio.
Lead vocals Paul Hewson A.K.A. Bono is from Dublin, Ireland. I love him, I've always loved U2 !!! Great Artist!
U2, also played live aid, also a wonderful performance . Motown
Amazing band from the 80s to the early 2000s. Bono always had a great voice and the lyrics are universal. Even if you don't speak English, you can understand the emotion he displays. From this album: even better than the real thing, mysterious ways, who's gonna ride your wild horses are all worth a look.
Ooooo I look forward to more U2 with YOU TWO! Luuuved this❣️🔥🔥🔥❣️
Achtung Baby is my fav album of all time. Every song....lyrics... amazing.
Best song ever!
Lots of big hits from this powerhouse Irish quartet. My personal favourite of theirs is 'Unforgettable fire'.
U2 The BEST 🎉
Hope you continue to react to more U2 they are such an awesome band
I haven't heard this song before and it is very emotional. I do like U2 and have quite a few songs by them - two of them I especially like are Vertigo and With or Without You. They have a huge catalogue of songs. Also a couple of great Scottish bands from the 1970s/1980s are Simple Minds (Don't You (forget about me)), and Big Country (In a Big Country, Fields of Fire). Many thanks for the reaction, guys.
Loved the reaction guys❤❤❤yes it’s a beautiful song and some badass jam❤❤
My absolute favorite band in the world. I’ve seen them in concert only 5 times and met them once. They are living legends. I’ve been a fan since I was 10 years old. 40 years of love fills my heart. React to the live version of “A Sort of Homecoming”. It’s amazing. Thank you! 😘❤️🙏🏼
What a fantastic reaction. You both have earned my respect today for your honesty, vulnerability, and insight into this majestic piece of music. God Bless!
"All I want is You" is another great U2 song!
This song touches the soul so deeply but the video expresses the emotion of Bono and the other members of U2's admiration and love towards each other and is succcinctly expressed in the stanza:
// Well, it's too late tonight
// To drag the past out into the light
// We're one, but we're not the same
// We get to carry each other, carry each other
// One
In essence, we all need to move forward in life but not forget we have take care of each other regardless of the past albeit not evil actions, but more the trials and tribulations we all go through individually and collectively as humans tied to this mortal coil because life is too short. One.
Here's another group for you both, wet wet wet, angel eyes !!!! I've never seen anyone react to them on here so far.
So glad you got to experience U2. 😊 One of my favourite bands and I'm happy I've been able to see them live once. A few of my favourite songs are City of Blinding Lights, Pride, Beautiful Day, Where the Streets Have No Name, Vertigo, Mysterious Ways and Sometimes You Can't Make It on Your Own. But there are plenty of very good songs. 😊👍
Another great job dudes!! Are you really not familiar with U2? Buckle up because they are truly legends...you should find the live version of this. Bono brings a girl on stage and sings while laying on the stage with her. Sunday bloody sunday, pride, bad, where the streets have no name,bullet the blue sky to name a few others. Rock on!!
Best live version in my opinion is: One, live Slane Castle, Ireland 2001. I think you can find the full concert here on youtube, it's awesome.
This is a great band with a great hits. This song with Mary J Blige is amazing. Sunday bloody sunday, beautiful day, I still haven't found what i'm looking for, with or without you etc. The album "The Joshua tree is one of the world's best-sellings albums. Is in top 30 albums in Rolling Stone list.
But you have other bands in the 80' s: Simple minds, 4 non blondes . Thank you guys for this reaction👍🏻
I love the version of One with Mary J Blige - it’s the one I play most these days!
I agree, Mary J has a stunning voice and she was amazing on the duet of this song.
My favorite is With or Without You! Beautiful song!
Very very nice to see you guys enjoying U2, my favorite band since 1982:))) They have a fantastic catalog, i will recommend you to start with The Joshua Tree:))) Hope to see more of you and U2:)
Miss you guys.
Hope you are both doing well.
Take care, from Missouri, United States.
I didn't see Freddy live, but I have seen this live twice and it's one incredible live band and vocalist and show man too. Watch their inauguration into the rock and roll hall of fame and play The end of the world. Bono's showmanship there never gets old. This song is magic. Such a good lyric, voice and guitar. Devine.
"In a little while" U2 is a great music too.
Thank you for listening to the best band you will never see live... take a listen to live at Slane Castle it’s beautiful. Bono had just lost his Father and you can hear the emotion in his voice. Wake up Dead Man, All I want is You, Where the Streets have no Name are probably my Favorite songs from the concert. Can’t go wrong with U2. 🎶🎶🎶
You both do a great job, love your reactions
Great reaction brothers! U2 is such a great band. Anything off of Joshua Tree or Achtung Baby is amazing
Haven't learned your names yet, sorry... But brother on the right always shows soooooooooooooo much emotion and brother on the left is always paying attention to the lyrics and logic... Love you both for the concurrent reactions!!! You complete each other!!!
I've always enjoyed U2...thanks for getting to them. "With or Without You" is another awesome song.❤🔥
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb is a great album too. The song "you can't always make it on your own" is awesome.
You guys are awesome. Don’t stop
This song saved this band from each other. Watch their documentary From The Sky Down. They talk about it. They were not in a good place as a band and this song brought them back to each other. Also.. any U2 review should use live versions. That's when the songs come alive. It's magical
This song always makes me cry.
This band is incredible, anything from these guys is pretty much classic and timeless
DESIRE.... by U2 that’s my recommendation 🌹
There's an awesome live performance you should do, they get an audience girl on stage, pure gold!
One of the best songs ever written, IMO.
Behind every word is a storey based on reality. You must be intouch with your emotions to appreciate u2.
The song that won me over. The first song from them I so loved was New Years Day in 1982. To me that one was never succeeded until this one arrived in 1991!
Bono's voice is just so powerful....
Keep going down this rabbit hole you will be hooked.
This is the song that made me fall in love with this band, they have a rawness and honesty that i never got in any other band. "Have you come here to play jesus
To the lepers in your head?" I mean.. the power and depth of most of their lyrics.. Bono is taurus/scorpio like me and.. i dont know, i get what he means.
You MUST take a look at any of the live songs from U2 live at Slane Castle, especially to the double song setup "All I want is you" followed by "Where the streets have no name" its incredible!!! I went to nearly 15 concerts with U2 now and every one was fantastic ❤
"Pride" is my favorite song of theirs live. It brings me to tears.
As Sienna Glass said, you should, no you must react to All I want is you + Where the streets have no name from Slane Castle. Especially the transition from the first into the second song is brilliant. You will have goosebumbs I promise you.
Makes me cry every time
Boah guys.... Feelings... emotions... love.. that's what's U2 all about.
Check this live versions:
"U2 - All I want is you & Where the streets hace no name - Live slane castle"
"U2 - Bad (Live aid)"
"U2 - Love is blindness (Live sydney ZooTv)"
"U2 - Kite (Live slane castle)"
"U2 - One (Live Paris 2015)"
and soooooooooooooooooooo many others
Amazing Concert!! I LOVE THEM!!
The Joshua Tree & Achtung are epic albums. You'll LOVE LOVE the video for "Where The Streets Have No Name", "Pride" is a MUST. They wrote it Martin Luther King. My favorite is "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For". The lyrics are amazing & it's got a very gospel feel. "Beautiful Day" is upbeat & a banger! Enjoy this AMAZING band. Bono's voice! 🎤Edge on guitar!🎸
This song is a classic masterpiece . Maybe it's about love but maybe the bitterness of it? Idk, I think many songs are free for interpretation only the one who wrote it knows exactly what's it all about "you ask me to enter but then you make me crawl and I can't be holding on to what you got when all you got is hurt" I can't say I understand it perfectly but I don't care, is so sweet but sad and heart broken at the same time...ONE of the most beautiful songs ever created
If you guys really like U2 you would probably like when they were young and just starting out, they did a live show and recorded it was called "Under a Blood Red Sky" It was a great performance - I was there when I was a young kid.
Bullet The Blue Sky is a great song by them!
Between the depth of Bono's voice and the Edge's phenomenal guitar work, U2 is one of the greatest story-telling bands ever.
“One life you got to do what you should” Whatever your believes are the only thing for sure is now. Make this day wonderful. I’m writing from a Hospital bed and instead of focusing into my health issue I feel better to help out people helps me so much. “Sisters, Brothers”
The album this song is taken from is U2's masterpiece in many peoples opinion. It turns out this song is actually commenting on the relationships in the band as well as actually saving the band at the time. U2 were ready to quit as a band before this tune appeared out of nowhere. Would love to see you guys react to some of their less well known tunes like 'a sort of homecoming ' or 'Hawkmoon 269'.
Bravo!!! Love this song.
Love how you really feel the music
This song is so lovely.
The best song ever written. FACT ! ❤
Omg
One of the best songs in history period
It's strange you hadn't heard of this band. Its one of The most famous rock bands ever. Keep con listening to their songs. I would also recommend you reacting to Coldplay early stuff.
My favorite U2 song by far.
U2 burst on the world stage during the "troubles" of Ireland, Irish against Irish. They were political from the start. Rattle and Hum is a good recording to listen to, to really understand them musically. Bullet the Blue Sky, suggested listening.
I just love how Bono says at first we get to "Harry each other. Harry each other." All the times we attack each other for no GD reason. Then at the end he says we get to "Carry each other, Carry each other." to lift each other out of all this perpetual turmoil.
What? Google what the song is about by the writers. About the AIDS crisis at that time
I always liked that he says we *GET TO* carry each other. Rather than we *have to*...