Great Job bro at the end of the vid I was crying because of the tree and how people appreciate the love and we all come together with any race difference, I’m a huge fan of U2 and I’m only 14 , I play guitar and I learn all there riffs and songs , I’m a Rattle and Hum and Actung kid of person but there old music are better than the new. I would like to say continue your videos because U2 impacted me hard and I love them so continue at least just for me cause I appreciate your content and the great band U2
I'm 14 and play guitar as well, but I'm more of a War, Joshua Tree, Actung person but I also love their other stuff like Rattle, Boy, NLOTH, ATYCLB, and I love Innocence but Experience was rushed
@@gameapex1790 "only U2 for me": my entire music-life xD honestly I'm only listening to U2. By the way, it seems like I'm the only teenaged girl being a U2 fan here!
I have been a fan since 84 when i heard 'Pride In The Name Of Love' and Joshua Tree is one of my all time favorite CD's. It is one that helped me big time, during the later 80''s when i was fighting a major drug addiction and homeless. Am clean and sober today. I can put any song on that cd on and go back to how it was then and the special moments it gave me. Got to see them live in Nov 87, on their Joshua Tree Tour. Go out there in the Summer. I am here in Phoenix and the Desert gets very hot and dangerous in the heat. Has already reached a hundred degrees. Have to ask, what happened to the special tree? I know my home state has seen more than its share of massive heat, fires, and floods. Great video. Will probably be the closest that i ever get to the magic spot.
When this album came out in 1987 I was working at a record store and we got the albums, cassettes! and CD's in but we couldn't open until Midnight. I was/am a HUGE U2 fan and I was just about to go to the back of the store and break open the CD and play it regardless (I would of been fired. We had been warned! haha) so I am working the main register and my good buddy Brett comes walking in the store, drunk, high and holding in his hand the Joshua Tree album that he bought from a different store that broke street date and right away I asked my boss "Can we PLEEEEEEEEASE PLAY IT?!" and he "Sure... go ahead. And go ahead and open our stock since we can now legally sell it since the date was broke locally" I cannot believe that was over 32 years ago. I was 22 years old. Anyways, I got off work at like 1am and Brett and I went to my friend Gary's house, woke his ass up and listened to the entire album (already my 3rd or 4th time since Brett came through in the clutch) and I remember getting pretty drunk myself and taking a can of spray paint and writing "With or Without You" on Gary's garage wall. It stayed on there until 2007 when Gary lost the house to foreclosure. Oh, and the color of the paint was GOLD! Perfect! Gary is now a homeless man. Drugs destroyed his life (why he lost the house that was literally given to him and it was already paid off). I occasionally hear from him when he can borrow or steal a cell phone. It's usually "Can I have like a $1?" or something off the wall. Every time I say yes but then he never meets me. Brett is a successful real estate agent (yuck) and lives in another state. And I have been a graphic artist/designer since 2001 and work a an amazing agency. And I am just about to start my day with The Joshua Tree playing in my car on my way to work. Blessings all!
Goosebumps! Your story with U2 reminded me so much of mine. I became a fan at 14. Came home from school and devoured everything I could find online about them. Stories, photos. I taped everything on them from TV. Saved every penny to go and buy their records and form my collection. My life was changing, and I was aware of it. This year, 2020, marks 20 years since that. They are and will always be the band I come to for comfort, for familiarity, for warmth. I cannot describe the emotions their music make me feel. I shed a tear watching this and seeing what people have left there. I haven't been able to attend any of their shows yet (many reasons) and I still hope and pray I get the chance someday. I am happy you were able to do this pilgrimage.
Hit me in the feels man, I was tearin up. Favorite band for 21 years, and my dad since he heard 11 O’ Clock Tick Tock on the radio for the first time in the early 80s. I love U2.
Beautiful!!! I've been a mega fan for 30 years now, and just saw your videos for the first time. This literally made me cry. I forget that so many of us - nearly all, I'll never meet - are united in optimism and sonic harmony, by the work of just four men...whom I will also never meet. That unity in beauty makes me hopeful for the world, when it's so easy to be pessimistic in today's era. While I've never been to Joshua Tree, I did make my pilgrimage to Hansa Studios in Berlin a couple of years ago; and while these places are just locations on the globe, they are also landmarks to put a bit of reality back into the magic of the music, and those moments we've all had alone with some headphones. Thank you for this video... and PLEASE make more of the documentaries!!!
Just the opposite for me as I learned I could arrange and play music with little or no lessons around 87ish, I became less interested in them from a fan's perspective but still enjoyed the drumming and they had a cool [ambient?] sound. Alice in Chains is cool too!
This is great. Reading the comments, I'm glad that I wasn't the only one who got teary eyed throughout the video! I've been a fan since I was 10...the Joshua Tree album was just released and you couldn't walk around my neighborhood without hearing the echoing sounds of Edge's guitar at the start of Where the Streets Have No Name coming from a house, a car, a garage or someone's "boombox" in the park. I've been to 14 concerts so far, and was lucky enough to meet Adam and Bono in the last few years. Bono actually had a moment with my 9 year old son where he signed a poster he had draped on his back, that used to hang on my bedroom wall throughout my childhood. You can see the footage here: ua-cam.com/video/W83Pgs0Rp_8/v-deo.html . at the 1:17 mark, my son (Adamo....named after Adam) interacts with him...and a little later, asks to sign his back. These 4 guys are incredible. I am so grateful I chose to follow such amazing musicians and human beings! Maybe a pilgrimage to the Joshua Tree should be in my future! Who wants to join?
@Bill Beverly I was their in the morning. I was right outside of their tour bus and there was another dude standing outside with a few of their albums, I assuming trying to get autographs. There was literally no security or taped off area. Some of the crew members were setting up. I left and headed back to the OC since I realized i like them for their music, meeting them I felt would have left me empty since I am a consumer. I bailed and the place went nuts!
Your documentaries about U2 are fantastic! I have been a fan of the band since I first heard them in 1982, while living in Nagoya Japan. I was lucky enough to see them live in Nagoya 1983, the War tour. The show was absolutely amazing, Bono was so personable, they’re such amazing entertainers. They remained my favorite band without question for many years, although the newest couple of albums have kind of lost me a bit....War, October, Boy, Joshua Tree, the Unforgettable Fire....timeless classics. War, especially has a place in my heart, every song on the album will immediately elicit clear memories tied directly to the music. Thanks for producing and sharing some terrific docs about one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
i've been a fan of U2 since i was 15 , now i'm 53. the joshua tree is the album ever though all u2 albums are unique, rattle and hum, aghtung baby ...U2 have been my life companion. in my car, on laptop, everywhere. you miss u2 music like you miss someone you want to see and feel. good job, man. love from Tunisia
Meanwhile the tree itself has no idea why all the fuss is being made about itself and really wish the people who visit would actually try to replant it,,
Wow. That U2 shrine was AMAAAAZING! And I attended a U2 concert in Fort Worth in 1987 during the JT tour, woo hoo! (with BB King!) The 2 beginning guitar riffs from that album that strike me as denoting "hope" and "joy" are from "One Tree Hill" and "In God's Country!" If you don't crack a smile from hearing either one of those, you have no heart! :-) PLEASE do an Unforgettable Fire docu, even if there are others out there - you have such detailed and in-depth insight into the band that U2 fans love - please do one soon! And thank you again!
Now I’m a massive U2 fan since 1980. I don’t get why a fan would want to go a see this tree. IF you are a fan then go to Dublin or Slane Castle which Unforgettable Fire was made , there background where it all began & what was the meaning behind there 1st 4 Albums
Such a moving documentary. I'm in tears here listening to his amazing voice. I'm Irish myself and live not far from Bonos house here in Dublin. And of course I love U2. And I thought I was a devoted fan but these people that make their way to this tree 🌳 are the real fans
Hey, great video. Can you or anyone else tell me how long it takes, time wise, to get to U2 The Joshua Tree photo site from Las Vegas? I tried Google Maps, but it is not showing me. It would be really useful information about to me.
I was fortunate enough to be at the last show of the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 in Tempe Arizona. It was an amazing experience, and to this day, one of the best concerts I have ever been to. As a 17 year old kid, even though I was a huge fan, and amped beyond belief to be there, I appreciate that show more and more the older I get.
I’ve been a U2 fan since the early 80s. U2 has been a big part of my life since then, especially in my teens and 20s. I’ve been to Ireland twice, seen the band live many times and have even met the band. But I haven’t seen the Joshua Tree, which makes me sad. The death of the tree is almost representative of the death of my youth and some of the best days of my life. Oh to be 20 again and headed to a U2 concert!
Wow, thank you for sharing this. I hope to make the trip one day. You have made it more real for me. Seeing how this connects our U2 brothers and sisters warms my heart and makes me want to go even more.
What a memorable clip you have made here. All the album's videos you have made so far are great to bring back the memories. This one now puts them and organises them into a higher and more meaningful emotion.
First let me say this was a great clip/video you posted. I am not a huge U2 fan anymore quite frankly cause I grew up had a family [which I lost later] and joined the Army. As a musician and song writer they are pretty much the benchmark for commercial success. They were on a show a few years back and pretty much insulted every American citizen about the outcome of a choice. I am sure Bono would admit he has a big mouth and may not have every answer correct. This was a weakness of mine and his. I am ultimately a consumer and will say I went to a large number of their shows and rarely felt ripped off. They are a good band with a solid rhythm section. Mullen rocks that kit. They definitely give an emotional performance and I am sure the competition's skin crawls cause their longevity based on the skill is a head scratcher or may seem undeserving. I still like their tunes and do have a respect for their business acumen. However if you take a band like Queen as seen in Live Aid which everyone agrees that they stole the show. There is still hope and yes I may head up to the monument. There are still ways we can honor their work by not subsidizing their fuel for their private jets or their mansions. Gas money for the trip to Joshua Tree and the entrance fee to the park may be a more appropriate. Thanks for posting this it was cool. =: >)
Listen Trumpanzee, U2 are an anti-fascist band and what you call an "outcome of a choice" was the deliberate attack on democracy by white racist Americans. If you ever thought the band who wrote Pride and Bullet the Blue Sky would just lay back and not say a word you were never a fan and didn't understand U2's music in the first place.
Nice vid bro, been a fan of U2 since 1999, got their Best of U2 1980-1990 album first then start collecting cassete tapes from their albums up to HTDAAB even though CD are available at later years. BTW i'm from Philippines, and I'm so sad I can't watch their tour in Manila this December 2019, for me The Joshua Tree is their best album, RNH, Achtung Baby, ATYCLB are good but TJT is a complete package, and maybe more sentimental for me.
Great little documentary!!! I visited the tree in 2014 and a few times since then...But January Of 2014 was the when my five year obsession with the band and that album finally culminated. Seeing the tree in person for the first time was amazingly surreal. Very happy I get to share that experience with the U2 community. But I’ve literally had bad dreams where I show up to that side of the road to visit the tree...and they’re doing construction, developing houses on that desert plain hahaha!!! I’ve had that kind of dream twice. The second time around it was a gas station...and I remember feeling hurt that non U2 fans were gonna see people waking out to the tree and not respect the site hahaha!
Sorry if this offends anyone but I have a huge problem with people leaving items behind at the tree? When you leave Joshua Tree the only things that you should leave behind are your footsteps. I'm almost certain that the members of the band would appreciate it if people didn't leave anything there at the site. People need to remember that there isn't a weekly trash pickup at the site and all of these things are going to pile up and become basically a trash bin.
Great Job bro at the end of the vid I was crying because of the tree and how people appreciate the love and we all come together with any race difference, I’m a huge fan of U2 and I’m only 14 , I play guitar and I learn all there riffs and songs , I’m a Rattle and Hum and Actung kid of person but there old music are better than the new. I would like to say continue your videos because U2 impacted me hard and I love them so continue at least just for me cause I appreciate your content and the great band U2
Philip Rosa You’re the best, man. Thanks so much!
Same! I'm 15 and I think U2 are the best! I am starting to learn the guitar for a few weeks, partly because of U2!
I'm 14 and play guitar as well, but I'm more of a War, Joshua Tree, Actung person but I also love their other stuff like Rattle, Boy, NLOTH, ATYCLB, and I love Innocence but Experience was rushed
fun to see that i'm not the only one love's U2 of our age, Im 16 and i love that about 4 years now play 3 years guitar only U2 for me.
@@gameapex1790 "only U2 for me": my entire music-life xD honestly I'm only listening to U2. By the way, it seems like I'm the only teenaged girl being a U2 fan here!
When is the unforgettable fire documentary coming?
Didn't this guy do an awesome job!
@@richrent Yessurr
Yea it’s been 2 years
a trick : watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Curtis Julian Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for since november myself =)
I have been a fan since 84 when i heard 'Pride In The Name Of Love' and Joshua Tree is one of my all time favorite CD's. It is one that helped me big time, during the later 80''s when i was fighting a major drug addiction and homeless. Am clean and sober today. I can put any song on that cd on and go back to how it was then and the special moments it gave me. Got to see them live in Nov 87, on their Joshua Tree Tour. Go out there in the Summer. I am here in Phoenix and the Desert gets very hot and dangerous in the heat. Has already reached a hundred degrees. Have to ask, what happened to the special tree? I know my home state has seen more than its share of massive heat, fires, and floods. Great video. Will probably be the closest that i ever get to the magic spot.
This is awesome. You have amazing storytelling skills. Thanks for sharing!
When this album came out in 1987 I was working at a record store and we got the albums, cassettes! and CD's in but we couldn't open until Midnight. I was/am a HUGE U2 fan and I was just about to go to the back of the store and break open the CD and play it regardless (I would of been fired. We had been warned! haha) so I am working the main register and my good buddy Brett comes walking in the store, drunk, high and holding in his hand the Joshua Tree album that he bought from a different store that broke street date and right away I asked my boss "Can we PLEEEEEEEEASE PLAY IT?!" and he "Sure... go ahead. And go ahead and open our stock since we can now legally sell it since the date was broke locally"
I cannot believe that was over 32 years ago. I was 22 years old.
Anyways, I got off work at like 1am and Brett and I went to my friend Gary's house, woke his ass up and listened to the entire album (already my 3rd or 4th time since Brett came through in the clutch) and I remember getting pretty drunk myself and taking a can of spray paint and writing "With or Without You" on Gary's garage wall.
It stayed on there until 2007 when Gary lost the house to foreclosure.
Oh, and the color of the paint was GOLD!
Perfect!
Gary is now a homeless man. Drugs destroyed his life (why he lost the house that was literally given to him and it was already paid off). I occasionally hear from him when he can borrow or steal a cell phone. It's usually "Can I have like a $1?" or something off the wall. Every time I say yes but then he never meets me.
Brett is a successful real estate agent (yuck) and lives in another state.
And I have been a graphic artist/designer since 2001 and work a an amazing agency.
And I am just about to start my day with The Joshua Tree playing in my car on my way to work.
Blessings all!
Nice story Stand by me style
Recorded a cassette for a Co-worker and she never heard them before but was certainly a fan after.
Goosebumps! Your story with U2 reminded me so much of mine. I became a fan at 14. Came home from school and devoured everything I could find online about them. Stories, photos. I taped everything on them from TV. Saved every penny to go and buy their records and form my collection. My life was changing, and I was aware of it. This year, 2020, marks 20 years since that. They are and will always be the band I come to for comfort, for familiarity, for warmth. I cannot describe the emotions their music make me feel.
I shed a tear watching this and seeing what people have left there. I haven't been able to attend any of their shows yet (many reasons) and I still hope and pray I get the chance someday. I am happy you were able to do this pilgrimage.
Hit me in the feels man, I was tearin up. Favorite band for 21 years, and my dad since he heard 11 O’ Clock Tick Tock on the radio for the first time in the early 80s. I love U2.
Fantastic video man, I can't wait for the Joshua Tree segment of the documentary
Please make and release The Unforgettable Fire documentary soon!
Beautiful!!! I've been a mega fan for 30 years now, and just saw your videos for the first time. This literally made me cry. I forget that so many of us - nearly all, I'll never meet - are united in optimism and sonic harmony, by the work of just four men...whom I will also never meet. That unity in beauty makes me hopeful for the world, when it's so easy to be pessimistic in today's era. While I've never been to Joshua Tree, I did make my pilgrimage to Hansa Studios in Berlin a couple of years ago; and while these places are just locations on the globe, they are also landmarks to put a bit of reality back into the magic of the music, and those moments we've all had alone with some headphones. Thank you for this video... and PLEASE make more of the documentaries!!!
You know ya made it big when a Tree from your album becomes an oasis of testimonials to your music.
If it was not for U2 or
ALICE in Chains I've would of never picked up the guitar.
They saved my life. 🤘😎
Peace.❤✌
Just the opposite for me as I learned I could arrange and play music with little or no lessons around 87ish, I became less interested in them from a fan's perspective but still enjoyed the drumming and they had a cool [ambient?] sound. Alice in Chains is cool too!
That tree must have died when achtung baby was released.
Lol. Loved your comment.
No, it's the real thing
Well yes, in a way. Bono did say that Achtung Baby was the sound of 4 guys chopping down the Joshua Tree.
@@jayjayfreeman yeah he said that on the apple interview with the rest of the group. I forgot the name of the interviewer but he was great.
OK, when are we getting The Unforgettable Fire video?
Brian Folks yes that’s what I was wondering
Your video is a nice personal piece of journalism, I feel I've been there to Jushua Tree to.
Thank you.
This is great. Reading the comments, I'm glad that I wasn't the only one who got teary eyed throughout the video! I've been a fan since I was 10...the Joshua Tree album was just released and you couldn't walk around my neighborhood without hearing the echoing sounds of Edge's guitar at the start of Where the Streets Have No Name coming from a house, a car, a garage or someone's "boombox" in the park. I've been to 14 concerts so far, and was lucky enough to meet Adam and Bono in the last few years. Bono actually had a moment with my 9 year old son where he signed a poster he had draped on his back, that used to hang on my bedroom wall throughout my childhood. You can see the footage here: ua-cam.com/video/W83Pgs0Rp_8/v-deo.html . at the 1:17 mark, my son (Adamo....named after Adam) interacts with him...and a little later, asks to sign his back. These 4 guys are incredible. I am so grateful I chose to follow such amazing musicians and human beings! Maybe a pilgrimage to the Joshua Tree should be in my future! Who wants to join?
thanks for making this, bro. made me remember how much i’ve been scarred and saved by this music. hope you continue the series.
Please keep this channel amazing
Best thing I've seen and heard in a long time. And that scene where the sun comes up. Perfection. Thank you for this.
Can’t wait for your future videos. Awesome job! I’ve been a U2 fan since 1981. Saw them on the rooftop in LA in 1987.
@Bill Beverly I was their in the morning. I was right outside of their tour bus and there was another dude standing outside with a few of their albums, I assuming trying to get autographs. There was literally no security or taped off area. Some of the crew members were setting up.
I left and headed back to the OC since I realized i like them for their music, meeting them I felt would have left me empty since I am a consumer. I bailed and the place went nuts!
Make more videos man! Good job. You have a nice voice for the narration, too, if no one else has told you. Moving video.
Your documentaries about U2 are fantastic! I have been a fan of the band since I first heard them in 1982, while living in Nagoya Japan. I was lucky enough to see them live in Nagoya 1983, the War tour. The show was absolutely amazing, Bono was so personable, they’re such amazing entertainers. They remained my favorite band without question for many years, although the newest couple of albums have kind of lost me a bit....War, October, Boy, Joshua Tree, the Unforgettable Fire....timeless classics. War, especially has a place in my heart, every song on the album will immediately elicit clear memories tied directly to the music.
Thanks for producing and sharing some terrific docs about one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
Please continue this series. It's amazing and deserves so many more views.
1987-09-28: Madison Square Garden -- Still remember the show to this day. Bono had his left arm in a sling.
your work is amazing! what happened with the next documentary? :(
This guy should be a writer and producer.
Heart-warming! Thank you!
I was on One Tree Hill in New Zealand and had goosebumps everywhere. Cried when i played the song on my phone. Never expected emotions.
i've been a fan of U2 since i was 15 , now i'm 53. the joshua tree is the album ever though all u2 albums are unique, rattle and hum, aghtung baby ...U2 have been my life companion. in my car, on laptop, everywhere. you miss u2 music like you miss someone you want to see and feel. good job, man. love from Tunisia
Please make more videos. I've learned so much about U2 that I didn't know, even after loving them for 4 decades.
Man, your videos are fucking awesome. Please keep doing more!
Meanwhile the tree itself has no idea why all the fuss is being made about itself and really wish the people who visit would actually try to replant it,,
Thanx for sharing..u2 is my favorite band. I’ve been a fan since I was 6yrs old. They’ve been with me for a very long time.
Thank you! I cry...thank you again.
You should worship God who made the tree and U2.
AWWWESSSOMMMME VIDEO MAN! I SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS FOR THE BAND.
What a great video. Thanks for it!
Quality total quality! Please keep it up and do all the album!
Wow. That U2 shrine was AMAAAAZING! And I attended a U2 concert in Fort Worth in 1987 during the JT tour, woo hoo! (with BB King!) The 2 beginning guitar riffs from that album that strike me as denoting "hope" and "joy" are from "One Tree Hill" and "In God's Country!" If you don't crack a smile from hearing either one of those, you have no heart! :-) PLEASE do an Unforgettable Fire docu, even if there are others out there - you have such detailed and in-depth insight into the band that U2 fans love - please do one soon! And thank you again!
Now I’m a massive U2 fan since 1980. I don’t get why a fan would want to go a see this tree. IF you are a fan then go to Dublin or Slane Castle which Unforgettable Fire was made , there background where it all began & what was the meaning behind there 1st 4 Albums
Such a moving documentary. I'm in tears here listening to his amazing voice. I'm Irish myself and live not far from Bonos house here in Dublin. And of course I love U2. And I thought I was a devoted fan but these people that make their way to this tree 🌳 are the real fans
Hey, great video. Can you or anyone else tell me how long it takes, time wise, to get to U2 The Joshua Tree photo site from Las Vegas? I tried Google Maps, but it is not showing me. It would be really useful information about to me.
”Perfectly in-tune guitar”.... Hahahaha
Someday, I will make a trip to The Joshua Tree, I don't know how or when but I will, for my favorite band. And they always will be.
I really enjoyed your documentaries. Any chance you'll continue doing them? I've spoken to some other fans who wish you would do more.
I was fortunate enough to be at the last show of the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 in Tempe Arizona. It was an amazing experience, and to this day, one of the best concerts I have ever been to. As a 17 year old kid, even though I was a huge fan, and amped beyond belief to be there, I appreciate that show more and more the older I get.
I found the U2 Joshua Tree in 2012 and it's heartwarming to see all the recent offerings left there on this hallowed ground...❤
I’ve been a U2 fan since the early 80s. U2 has been a big part of my life since then, especially in my teens and 20s. I’ve been to Ireland twice, seen the band live many times and have even met the band. But I haven’t seen the Joshua Tree, which makes me sad. The death of the tree is almost representative of the death of my youth and some of the best days of my life. Oh to be 20 again and headed to a U2 concert!
Wow, thank you for sharing this. I hope to make the trip one day. You have made it more real for me. Seeing how this connects our U2 brothers and sisters warms my heart and makes me want to go even more.
What a memorable clip you have made here. All the album's videos you have made so far are great to bring back the memories. This one now puts them and organises them into a higher and more meaningful emotion.
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful!
Dude, PLEASE make more videos.
exelente video u2 forever
First let me say this was a great clip/video you posted. I am not a huge U2 fan anymore quite frankly cause I grew up had a family [which I lost later] and joined the Army. As a musician and song writer they are pretty much the benchmark for commercial success.
They were on a show a few years back and pretty much insulted every American citizen about the outcome of a choice. I am sure Bono would admit he has a big mouth and may not have every answer correct. This was a weakness of mine and his. I am ultimately a consumer and will say I went to a large number of their shows and rarely felt ripped off. They are a good band with a solid rhythm section. Mullen rocks that kit.
They definitely give an emotional performance and I am sure the competition's skin crawls cause their longevity based on the skill is a head scratcher or may seem undeserving. I still like their tunes and do have a respect for their business acumen. However if you take a band like Queen as seen in Live Aid which everyone agrees that they stole the show. There is still hope and yes I may head up to the monument. There are still ways we can honor their work by not subsidizing their fuel for their private jets or their mansions. Gas money for the trip to Joshua Tree and the entrance fee to the park may be a more appropriate.
Thanks for posting this it was cool. =: >)
Listen Trumpanzee, U2 are an anti-fascist band and what you call an "outcome of a choice" was the deliberate attack on democracy by white racist Americans. If you ever thought the band who wrote Pride and Bullet the Blue Sky would just lay back and not say a word you were never a fan and didn't understand U2's music in the first place.
Nice vid bro, been a fan of U2 since 1999, got their Best of U2 1980-1990 album first then start collecting cassete tapes from their albums up to HTDAAB even though CD are available at later years.
BTW i'm from Philippines, and I'm so sad I can't watch their tour in Manila this December 2019, for me The Joshua Tree is their best album, RNH, Achtung Baby, ATYCLB are good but TJT is a complete package, and maybe more sentimental for me.
Great little documentary!!! I visited the tree in 2014 and a few times since then...But January Of 2014 was the when my five year obsession with the band and that album finally culminated. Seeing the tree in person for the first time was amazingly surreal. Very happy I get to share that experience with the U2 community. But I’ve literally had bad dreams where I show up to that side of the road to visit the tree...and they’re doing construction, developing houses on that desert plain hahaha!!! I’ve had that kind of dream twice. The second time around it was a gas station...and I remember feeling hurt that non U2 fans were gonna see people waking out to the tree and not respect the site hahaha!
Are you going to do the unforgettable fire?
Awesome journey my friend👍
Absolutely superb video
Thank you @I Love U2 :-) that was beautiful, and moving.
Hope to see more from you soon!
🥇
Thanks for this !
WOW .... what a journey .... i+m so jealous .... thanks for sharing .... i Loved it ...
Great video man, thanks; looking forward for new videos...
Fantastic video. Indeed.
Thank you. I am sharing it right away.
U2 ❤️ forever!!
Thus so cool
hey i love u2 you missed 1 album and that is the unforgettable fire.
Amazing I hope one day I can see it for myself
Thanks for sharing.....amazing!!!
Thank you so much for this.
Really nice 💖
Whuaaahhhh!!!! :(.....
Sorry if this offends anyone but I have a huge problem with people leaving items behind at the tree? When you leave Joshua Tree the only things that you should leave behind are your footsteps. I'm almost certain that the members of the band would appreciate it if people didn't leave anything there at the site. People need to remember that there isn't a weekly trash pickup at the site and all of these things are going to pile up and become basically a trash bin.