.....and the singing of "40" continued into the streets well after the concert. The efforts to create a more just world continue.....and the Lord waits patiently...inclines and hears our cries for justice.....lifts us out of this horrible pit, out of the miry clay....sets our feet upon a rock.....Let us sing a new song! The world needs it now more than ever..... make your voice heard... Get involved. Every human being is a unique opportunity for the world to become a better place.
In the centuries to come, U2 will be changed and covered, and only the truest of music delvers will find 40... Signed, the Dwarves of your descendants.
MY LETTER TO U2-1987 I saw you guys on the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 at MTSU-Middle Tennessee State University Saturday November 28th 1987. The Bodeans opened up for you. I remember at the time Larry had a crush on Wynonna Judd and she came out and sang a duo with Bono! I didn't have tickets to the show. A friend of mine drove us 3 hours from East Tennessee to see the show. We bought tickets at the box office for $18.50. We ended up 8th row center stage! I remember back then the band held back tickets for fans who were willing to make the drive and couldn't get tickets via phone or record store locations. Thanks again to Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr for making a special album and tour! I was 18 and had just graduated High School that year! All the Best! Gary Lagstrom
The song title refers to Psalms 40. But it could also refer to the amount of times I've listened to this non-stop. Just can't get enough of this awesome performance of the song. Thanks to the uploader for sharing this rare gem.
I saw them earlier on this tour. Saw them in '85 for the UF tour. Both times "40" ended the shows like this. People kept singing "How long...." as they filed out into the halls and escalators. Saw them four additional times on various legs of the ZooTV tour. Bono touched my hand as he reached into the crowd from the B stage singing Until The End Of The World. Some of my best concert memories. God Bless, all. Peace and love.
after the concert at the Summit in Houston 16,000 people sang 40 leaving the venue.....we kept singing even as we got into our cars it was magical! I was very lucky to be invited to this concert......how long to sing this song.......I was 18
The one most memorable moment of any of the U2 concerts I have ever been to. 80,000 people at Tampa Stadium in early Dec 1987, everyone singing this song and it kept going well after the boys left the stage. We all sang it as we were walking down the steps to leave. It was an absolute spiritual experience that I will never forgot. To have that many people all on the same thought at one time was awesome!
They were smart enough to realize that so many bands can just stand up on stage and play. But very few can truly connect with their audience. U2 did that better than any other band.
For Christmas season⛄🎄... ...I waited patiently for the Lord, and He inclined to hear my cry, and He lifted me up out of the muddy pit, out of the miry clay, He set my feet upon a rock, and made my footsteps firm, and He whispered a new song into my ear, Many will see, many will see and fear...Psalm #40... "40", by U2., Live. An uplifting, beautiful song originally from the "War" album in 1983 inspired from the 40th Psalm from the Bible, with lead singer Bono inserting snippets of 1984's Band Aid fundraiser song "Do They Know It's Christmas?" and also from 1984 "We Are The World" from U.S.A. for Africa between the chorus. From Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Arizona, December 20th, 1987. Irish rock band U2's last song of the set of the last show of the legendary Joshua Tree Tour in one of the outtakes/deleted scenes of the music documentary "Rattle and Hum" (1988). This song was U2's familiar last song of their live concert sets for many years. Notice however that during their performance Adam Clayton, the bass guitar player, and The Edge, (Dave Evans) the lead electric guitar player, switch instruments, as Adam plays electric guitar and The Edge plays an unusual six-string bass guitar (as most bass guitars only have four strings). The band members each individually fade out from the stage as the song comes to a close until only the drummer, Larry Mullen Jr. Is left on the high-riser with his signature Yamaha-brand drum set... Stay and enjoy Larry Mullen Jr.s mean, kick-ass drum solo at the end, as the Tempe, Arizona concert audience sing in unison in the star-filled desert night sky the "40" chorus...
I love my boys. They’ve kept the real. And they keep innocence burning in their hearts-or are at least willing to keep a room ready for it. I have missed them and that.
First concert I ever went to. This was opening night of their Joshua Tree tour. They were on the verge of becoming a household name. This was at the ASU basketball arena. I was 15. Lone Justice opened for them this particular night. A little over a year later, they ended their American tour at sun devil stadium which became the backdrop for rattle and hum.
Nope nope nope , you are wrong this is not the opening night of the Joshua Tree tour. This is the last show of the USA Joshua Tree tour. They started at ASU and ended at ASU. These last two shows the 19th and 20th of December 1987 were fundraisers the money was used to get our racist governor impeached.
@@AppyTX Was this at Sun Devil Stadium? The pull away camera angles it looks to obviously be a football stadium is why I ask. And I know they played a mix of arenas and stadiums on that tour,having seen them in both.
I helped build the stage with 'C' section from Upfront/EGS, put bits of the three systems together for this. Fun. Magical. Start of a bit of career, was off to UK to work a job gotten thru my boss, Shane.
Jim Varlas It’s so funny. I saw them four times on that tour and that’s exactly how I described it to people that weren’t fans. Some laughed. Some were like ok that’s interesting. I was like you’ve got to see them to understand.
I'm not religious at all and yet the only way I can describe it to people is that it's like a religious experience...or spiritual. I've been to a lot of shows over the years and there are certain times it's been very emotional. I remember one night people were still singing in the parking lot. Beautiful
@@tailhookmd2546 exactly! My first show, hearing 60thousand people for Pride and then 40 at the end. Compared to all other types of music and concerts I can only describe U2 as such an experience. I can't wait for the next lift off!
Maybe true, but this tours quirks led to the band wanting to be closer to the fans. That culminated in a tour of the world over 120 shows. Required 18 semis, a crane. Over a million watts of pa audio. A satellite downlink, and a ton of video screens. Welcome to the largest U2 production ever. Zoo tv
This is the best rendition of 40 I’ve ever seen. I love how he works in the verses from feed the world and we are the world and also gives a number of hallelujahs that are right in line with the meaning of the song. Also very cool how he changes the lyrics at the start to say: more like the Lord waited patiently for me. The music in this version is also great and the energy in the arena is incredible. I also love the helicopter or blimp view of the crowd still singing after the concert has ended… that Birdseye view is amazing.
+stephen .kannankara i have a 5 hour rattle and hum outakes dvd,search for it,it only cost me 10 dollars about 11 years ago i think i got it at a independent record store,its probably on youtube as well.
If I didn’t know Bono was a famous rocker I’d have thought he was a street preacher. He’s one of the few singers who incorporates Christian elements in his music that actually moves a heathen like me to tears.
Repent, Confess your sins to Jesus, Accept Him as Lord and Saviour over your life. He WILL change that hardened Heart of stone and bring new life and Peace and Joy to you. I spent so long running from him. I am His.
@@Centaur444 🤣🤣🤣🤣What UNEDUCATED nonsense! I didn't follow my parents religion silly boy. BECAUSE.... BONO's song is PSALM 40...from THE BIBLE...not about the MILLIONS of obviously fake hindu gods! You just hate the God you know nothing about. You just listen to other God haters and repeat the dogma they teach...isn't that right? The lie of all religions being the same continues! Meanwhile you believe that DNA CODE SELF-CREATED and SELF-ASSEMBLED into cells....by accident!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Right?????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Before we were married, my husband had a late night shift at our college radio station and he would play this song for me. She would simply say, “This is for Lisa”. Oh my heart.
Año 2024 y al escuchar esta cancion me sigue recorriendo por el cuerpo la misma sensacion de paz, magia , armonia y un emocionante escalofrio por todo el cuerpo ,una sensacion magica.
It took place in TEMPE, Arizona! Was there for both nights. Tickets were only $5 and there was a lottery system to purchase them. Truly one of the best few days of my life. We got to meet BB King when he got off the bus at the Tempe Mission Palms. Thank you for sharing so I could remember those wonderful times.
It wasn't luck. U2 opened their tour at ASU and closed at ASU. The last two shows December 19 and 20th were impromptu fundraiser $5 tickets to raise money to help get our racist governor impeached.
so I think that edge and adam often switched instruments for 40 during TJT tour!! I have a bootleg from a show on October 9, 1987 at Syracuse and they switched for 40 then too
Los mejores de todos los tiempos. Hasta hoy siguen siendo lo mejor, haciendo música. El mejor lenguaje de llegar a todos nosotros sus temas. U2 la mejor banda musical de todo el planeta. Que Dios siempre los ilumine, en el nombre de Jesús amén.
Yes. I saw them at the University of Illinois on this JT tour. Can’t describe how outstanding it was. Their talent, passion, and energy were and still are unmatched.
The classic concert ending.This was about 3 months after I seen them in Foxboro Mass,and to this day it was My favorite concert ever.I saw over 40 bands in the eighties from 82 to 87.
We would walk home from the bars in college and someone would break into the How Long refrain.... what a time the later 1/2 of the 1980's was. I tried the refrain walking out of work recently. I just got puzzled looks 😞
Nothing is forever except the Word of G-d. The man who views the world the same at forty as he did at twenty has not grown at all. Muhammad Ali. 1987 Forty in Tempe to 2005 Forty in Chicago.
It wasn't warm that particular night. It had rained nearly all evening the night before and cleared up Sunday morning, so for Phoenix, it was cold that night. At places in the video, you can see Bono's breath. That wasn't dry ice; it was near freezing. That is cold for PHX.
I'll always remember The Joshua tree tour when they played at BC place in Vancouver BC back in '87 and the crowd was singing how long to sing this song after the show and still singing it while C-FoX was saying it was an amazing show my friend and I still heard the singing through the radio. Great memories 👍👍
Los mejores de todos los tiempos. Hasta hoy siguen siendo lo mejor, haciendo música. El mejor lenguaje de llegar a todos nosotros sus temas. U2 la mejor banda musical de todo el planeta. Que Dios siempre los ilumine, en el nombre de Jesús amén.
Raw, youthful, magnificent. This is how U2 used to be kids. Achtung Baby was their last great album, and they've been a shadow of themselves live for 15 years or more. But this... this was it.
that concert was in Tempe Arizona Dec 1987 i was living in Jerome az 2hrs away thanks to the inet INVENTED & U tube and someones determination and collaboration?I or We get to enjoy footage like this when we couldn't physically be there Technology CAN B awesome THANKS!to all that contribute THIS U-2 is incredibly uplifting
This show, 5 days before Christmas, was the very last gig on the 9 month long Joshua Tree tour. This is the very last song, it must have been a weird feeling knowing it's all coming to an end after this.
Dude there were scalpers outside the venue giving tickets away free , as we were entering the venue. I hope you we're able to see the band Live since then.
.....and the singing of "40" continued into the streets well after the concert. The efforts to create a more just world continue.....and the Lord waits patiently...inclines and hears our cries for justice.....lifts us out of this horrible pit, out of the miry clay....sets our feet upon a rock.....Let us sing a new song! The world needs it now more than ever..... make your voice heard... Get involved. Every human being is a unique opportunity for the world to become a better place.
In the centuries to come, U2 will be changed and covered, and only the truest of music delvers will find 40... Signed, the Dwarves of your descendants.
It never got better... The Chaos corruption assaulted on all sides...Them n the bloody SKAVEN!
I was there that night too
The same happend in Brussels (vorst nationaal) 1987 8th of july
Aaa
MY LETTER TO U2-1987
I saw you guys on the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 at MTSU-Middle Tennessee State University Saturday November 28th 1987. The Bodeans opened up for you. I remember at the time Larry had a crush on Wynonna Judd and she came out and sang a duo with Bono!
I didn't have tickets to the show. A friend of mine drove us 3 hours from East Tennessee to see the show. We bought tickets at the box office for $18.50. We ended up 8th row center stage!
I remember back then the band held back tickets for fans who were willing to make the drive and couldn't get tickets via phone or record store locations.
Thanks again to Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr for making a special album and tour! I was 18 and had just graduated High School that year!
All the Best!
Gary Lagstrom
The song title refers to Psalms 40. But it could also refer to the amount of times I've listened to this non-stop. Just can't get enough of this awesome performance of the song. Thanks to the uploader for sharing this rare gem.
im in it for the Fender myself ;)
It's a rewriteof psalm 40..I love it...I sing it in the shower...
LOL
Holy s--! I regret not being born earlier. That voice is a force of nature.
Gift th bylaws Cmt get tug SDd
Me too, totally! I would so enjoy being on their concerts...they're outstanding!
i was 17 and there. man oh man
I was there!
I saw them earlier on this tour. Saw them in '85 for the UF tour. Both times "40" ended the shows like this. People kept singing "How long...." as they filed out into the halls and escalators.
Saw them four additional times on various legs of the ZooTV tour. Bono touched my hand as he reached into the crowd from the B stage singing Until The End Of The World. Some of my best concert memories.
God Bless, all. Peace and love.
Lucky!
after the concert at the Summit in Houston 16,000 people sang 40 leaving the venue.....we kept singing even as we got into our cars it was magical! I was very lucky to be invited to this concert......how long to sing this song.......I was 18
Lovely....check out the version of 40 chicago 05
Reminds me of what King David may have looked like praising the Lord. God blessed U2 for that.
The one most memorable moment of any of the U2 concerts I have ever been to. 80,000 people at Tampa Stadium in early Dec 1987, everyone singing this song and it kept going well after the boys left the stage. We all sang it as we were walking down the steps to leave. It was an absolute spiritual experience that I will never forgot. To have that many people all on the same thought at one time was awesome!
Just had to say hi to another Tampa person! First time I saw them here was at Curtis Hixon hall 😀 Loved it when they rehearsed & opened in Lakeland 🤩
In Melbourne in '84 we sang it all the way up the river and into the city. Magical, spiritual.
Same in NJ in 85 (I think). Numinous experience. Takes me back!!!
Yes I was there with you...Dec 5th 1987...Amazing Concert......We Were There.....
I love how U2 songs like this one lift me up when i need to be lifted
No one is talking about the way Larry ended the whole concert, what a force of nature!
Oh of course!! What an absolute unit that man is!! Why does nobody talk about his drumming as much as they should??????!!!!!!!!
His drumming opens and sets the tone for many of their songs. You still can’t beat the militaristic start of Sunday Bloody Sunday.
The captain is the last one to leave the boat
They were smart enough to realize that so many bands can just stand up on stage and play. But very few can truly connect with their audience. U2 did that better than any other band.
OMG WOW!! this is the best version of 40 I have ever seen. Raw, powerful and just fuckin Amazing!!
For Christmas season⛄🎄...
...I waited patiently for the Lord, and He inclined to hear my cry, and He lifted me up out of the muddy pit, out of the miry clay, He set my feet upon a rock, and made my footsteps firm, and He whispered a new song into my ear, Many will see, many will see and fear...Psalm #40...
"40", by U2., Live.
An uplifting, beautiful song originally from the "War" album in 1983 inspired from the 40th Psalm from the Bible, with lead singer Bono inserting snippets of 1984's Band Aid fundraiser song "Do They Know It's Christmas?" and also from 1984 "We Are The World" from U.S.A. for Africa between the chorus.
From Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Arizona, December 20th, 1987. Irish rock band U2's last song of the set of the last show of the legendary Joshua Tree Tour in one of the outtakes/deleted scenes of the music documentary "Rattle and Hum" (1988). This song was U2's familiar last song of their live concert sets for many years. Notice however that during their performance Adam Clayton, the bass guitar player, and The Edge, (Dave Evans) the lead electric guitar player, switch instruments, as Adam plays electric guitar and The Edge plays an unusual six-string bass guitar (as most bass guitars only have four strings). The band members each individually fade out from the stage as the song comes to a close until only the drummer, Larry Mullen Jr. Is left on the high-riser with his signature Yamaha-brand drum set...
Stay and enjoy Larry Mullen Jr.s mean, kick-ass drum solo at the end, as the Tempe, Arizona concert audience sing in unison in the star-filled desert night sky the "40" chorus...
I love my boys. They’ve kept the real. And they keep innocence burning in their hearts-or are at least willing to keep a room ready for it. I have missed them and that.
Yes. Can’t wait to rock with them again soon.
Bono en su máxima expresión. Salmo 40. Beautiful.
Awesome! U2 at their best! One of the best versions of '40 I've ever heard.
Adam's work on guitar here is excellent.
+Marcelo Paes de Oliveira
I assume you mean bass. If you mean guitar, it's the Edge
+Marcelo Paes de Oliveira
I take it back, should have watched video before commenting. Apologies
+Willis Mac , no problem.
Both are guitars - Lead guitar and Bass guitar.
Marcelo Paes de Oliveira yes very interesting! Adam on guitar and the edge on bass!
Bono Hewson remembers 1986 - 1987 it was his inspiration for many songs 😊❤xxxx
Wish this was on Rattle and Hum. Love it. Thanks for the post.
It was already released on Live Under A Bloodred Sky.
Love how the crowd continues to sing together after the performance.
It continued all the way out to the parking...magical night.
Mais de 3 décadas se passaram e continua magnífico Amo Bono ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Quando todos já si foram continuamos temos que cantar essa canção salmo 40 na paciência no senhor . Aleluia 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
First concert I ever went to. This was opening night of their Joshua Tree tour. They were on the verge of becoming a household name. This was at the ASU basketball arena. I was 15. Lone Justice opened for them this particular night. A little over a year later, they ended their American tour at sun devil stadium which became the backdrop for rattle and hum.
hurl ramone I went to all three concerts. Was in USAF then.
Nope nope nope , you are wrong this is not the opening night of the Joshua Tree tour. This is the last show of the USA Joshua Tree tour. They started at ASU and ended at ASU. These last two shows the 19th and 20th of December 1987 were fundraisers the money was used to get our racist governor impeached.
Leah Drake I was at the April 2, 1987 concert at ASU, still have my ticket stub.
@@AppyTX
Was this at Sun Devil Stadium? The pull away camera angles it looks to obviously be a football stadium is why I ask. And I know they played a mix of arenas and stadiums on that tour,having seen them in both.
@@AppyTX I saw them at Cardiff Arms Park , Wales ,UK. July 1987. My first ever concert. Mind blowing.
This is so awesome! I was there. It was a magical weekend and this song just capped it off perfectly.
Elizabeth B SoCal Me too, both nights actually!! Row 14 the second night. “How long” all the way to the parking lots. Pure Arizona joy.
Me too :)
I helped build the stage with 'C' section from Upfront/EGS, put bits of the three systems together for this. Fun. Magical. Start of a bit of career, was off to UK to work a job gotten thru my boss, Shane.
Child of the 80’s here. How did I not know about this version of the song with ‘We are the World’ and ‘Feed the World’ at the end??? Pure Perfection.
It was like a religious experience back then.........
Jim Varlas It’s so funny. I saw them four times on that tour and that’s exactly how I described it to people that weren’t fans. Some laughed. Some were like ok that’s interesting. I was like you’ve got to see them to understand.
I'm not religious at all and yet the only way I can describe it to people is that it's like a religious experience...or spiritual. I've been to a lot of shows over the years and there are certain times it's been very emotional. I remember one night people were still singing in the parking lot. Beautiful
@@tailhookmd2546 exactly! My first show, hearing 60thousand people for Pride and then 40 at the end. Compared to all other types of music and concerts I can only describe U2 as such an experience. I can't wait for the next lift off!
How I felt after seeing on 10-10-01. One month after 9-11
Maybe true, but this tours quirks led to the band wanting to be closer to the fans. That culminated in a tour of the world over 120 shows. Required 18 semis, a crane. Over a million watts of pa audio. A satellite downlink, and a ton of video screens. Welcome to the largest U2 production ever. Zoo tv
unreal version of '40'........the Greatest Rock'n'Roll Band ever in their prime.......superb!
I needed this so much! I needed to smile. Thanks so much for the post. Definitely last of the rockstars! I will follow you. Happy Christmas.
So many great memories from a great band who are so in touch with their fans
This is their best period. Bonos voice was never better, their look and most importantly the music.
Years later, still very moving. ua-cam.com/video/SEV-Y3b_hvw/v-deo.html.
I agree 100%
I love their bohemian cowboy look they were rocking during this period.
40 never ends its not a pop song its a rebel song!
Robert Papak shhh, it’s actually a psalm. Psalms are songs.
This is the best rendition of 40 I’ve ever seen. I love how he works in the verses from feed the world and we are the world and also gives a number of hallelujahs that are right in line with the meaning of the song. Also very cool how he changes the lyrics at the start to say: more like the Lord waited patiently for me. The music in this version is also great and the energy in the arena is incredible. I also love the helicopter or blimp view of the crowd still singing after the concert has ended… that Birdseye view is amazing.
La epoca dorada de U2 , magia en estado puro.
I wish for a 2 DVD set of rattle & hum with loads of outtakes
+stephen .kannankara i have a 5 hour rattle and hum outakes dvd,search for it,it only cost me 10 dollars about 11 years ago i think i got it at a independent record store,its probably on youtube as well.
Thanks, I'll look out for it.
Brilliant I’ve never seen this before!I didn’t realise the whole Edge & Adam swapping guitars thing for 40 went back this far!?!
It's because Edge did the bass part in the studio when they recorded it in 40 minutes because Adam had already left.
They swapped when they played in under a blood red sky.
@@grahammcqueen2108 red rocks
If I didn’t know Bono was a famous rocker I’d have thought he was a street preacher. He’s one of the few singers who incorporates Christian elements in his music that actually moves a heathen like me to tears.
Repent, Confess your sins to Jesus, Accept Him as Lord and Saviour over your life. He WILL change that hardened Heart of stone and bring new life and Peace and Joy to you. I spent so long running from him. I am His.
Oh please. Stop with the religious nonsense. Why aren't you a Hindu? Maybe it's because you weren't born in India. Grow up and grow out of religion.
@@Centaur444
🤣🤣🤣🤣What UNEDUCATED nonsense!
I didn't follow my parents religion silly boy.
BECAUSE.... BONO's song is PSALM 40...from THE BIBLE...not about the MILLIONS of obviously fake hindu gods! You just hate the God you know nothing about. You just listen to other God haters and repeat the dogma they teach...isn't that right?
The lie of all religions being the same continues! Meanwhile you believe that DNA CODE SELF-CREATED and SELF-ASSEMBLED into cells....by accident!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Right?????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Centaur444 grow out of religion ? you mean be an atheist ? neither makes you superior above other humans.
Loved this band then and love them more now in 2021!!
Great song, and great version!
I was at this concert, was in senoir year of high school, my 1st major concert, loved it ;)
Before we were married, my husband had a late night shift at our college radio station and he would play this song for me. She would simply say, “This is for Lisa”. Oh my heart.
this &one tree hill & baby please come home should have been in "rattle&hum"!!!
Año 2024 y al escuchar esta cancion me sigue recorriendo por el cuerpo la misma sensacion de paz, magia , armonia y un emocionante escalofrio por todo el cuerpo ,una sensacion magica.
Thanks To All The Crew For All U2 Concerts..💑
There Wouldn't Be A Show Without Them..Love You U2😎
wild....i was there.....and to this day, still streaming U2.....
Seen them 3 times..... Awesome live...😎
I could watch this everyday until the day I die
“Many will see...Many will see and hear!”
drumming at the end bloody awesome
It took place in TEMPE, Arizona! Was there for both nights. Tickets were only $5 and there was a lottery system to purchase them. Truly one of the best few days of my life. We got to meet BB King when he got off the bus at the Tempe Mission Palms. Thank you for sharing so I could remember those wonderful times.
Descubri u2 en el verano de 1987 y desde entonces he seguido toda su carrera
It was a magical night, magical two concerts. Best I've ever been to.
Arizona ... how did you get so lucky?
It wasn't luck. U2 opened their tour at ASU and closed at ASU. The last two shows December 19 and 20th were impromptu fundraiser $5 tickets to raise money to help get our racist governor impeached.
@@AppyTX lol.......gov mecham.....i was at both shows......most return on ten bucks in history of man....
Adam left the studio when they recorded this and the Edge had to play bass.
best band ever
This is fantastic! OMG.... (i love Bono with long hair... Bono at `87 wowww)
paty osorio what's wrong with him now
Nothing! He is always perfekt! :)
paty osorio
WOW to end the show with performance of “40” !!! Singing “How Long to sing this song” walking out to car !!!
Rock n Roll U2 style !!!
so I think that edge and adam often switched instruments for 40 during TJT tour!! I have a bootleg from a show on October 9, 1987 at Syracuse and they switched for 40 then too
Dana D they’ve always switched their instruments for 40 except the few times it was played on PopMart.
They always do it
Do they know it's Christmas right into We are the world!!!!!!!
Los mejores de todos los tiempos. Hasta hoy siguen siendo lo mejor, haciendo música. El mejor lenguaje de llegar a todos nosotros sus temas. U2 la mejor banda musical de todo el planeta. Que Dios siempre los ilumine, en el nombre de Jesús amén.
That was cool
beautiful!!
maria q buen gusto tienes u2 lo maximo
Fantastico il video il brano......ma soprattutto l'anno.....anni indimenticabili anni indelebili.
Some of us feel U2s Passion and some not.
I definitely feel it!!! 🤟🏼🤟🏼
I FEEL U NEO. IRISH LADS WILL ALWAYS B AROUND. NEW STUFF NOT BLOWING MY SKIRT UP BUT DEDICATED TO THEM FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE
I feel it
i have seen u2 9 times over the course of several tours..i have yet to hear this one live in person...guess i will keep waiting!!
sorry, my comment above came before i finished hearing this version for the first time ever...HOLY SHIT its really good...
Thank you for the fantastic upload!
Thanks in advance to anyone who can name the music playing over the loudspeakers after "40" ends...
ua-cam.com/video/cHEoJ0IjbA4/v-deo.html
What an indescribably incredible rock band 😅😊❤
Yes. I saw them at the University of Illinois on this JT tour. Can’t describe how outstanding it was. Their talent, passion, and energy were and still are unmatched.
Seeing them live.... JFK Philly 87... And thru Actung... OMG 😳 soooooo smoking hot 🔥🔥🔥
Seriously legendary Rock Star ⭐✨ stuff
La época dorada de U2
SALMOS 40, U2 em bons tempos!!
Larry's improvised moment at the end! Rocked it!
The classic concert ending.This was about 3 months after I seen them in Foxboro Mass,and to this day it was My favorite concert ever.I saw over 40 bands in the eighties from 82 to 87.
WTF where this come from!!!
It truly is Larry's band
Wtf hahahaha how can they... its unbelieveble, they're so powerfull
How the hell have I missed these magnificent footages for soooo long!!! You made my night!!
I like to sing Pictures of you* over this
*by the Cure
Yea I could see how the cure copied this
We would walk home from the bars in college and someone would break into the How Long refrain.... what a time the later 1/2 of the 1980's was. I tried the refrain walking out of work recently. I just got puzzled looks 😞
Nothing is forever except the Word of G-d. The man who views the world the same at forty as he did at twenty has not grown at all. Muhammad Ali. 1987 Forty in Tempe to 2005 Forty in Chicago.
HOW LONG TO SING THIS SONG…HOW LONG TO SING THIS SONG…HOW LONG…HOW LONG…HOW LONG…TILL JESUS COMES AGAIN…AND TAKES US HOME!
Adam shirtless! Is it really so warm around Christmas time in Arizona?
Yes, it can be, especially with all those lights.
Texas too.
Also, Adam is a Trump voter
MrAntigreed depends where your coming from, I just slept the night outside at Donner Pass comfortable at 40° when I left Idaho it was 5°
It wasn't warm that particular night. It had rained nearly all evening the night before and cleared up Sunday morning, so for Phoenix, it was cold that night. At places in the video, you can see Bono's breath. That wasn't dry ice; it was near freezing. That is cold for PHX.
I'll always remember The Joshua tree tour when they played at BC place in Vancouver BC back in '87 and the crowd was singing how long to sing this song after the show and still singing it while C-FoX was saying it was an amazing show my friend and I still heard the singing through the radio. Great memories 👍👍
Larry at the end wow
Los mejores de todos los tiempos. Hasta hoy siguen siendo lo mejor, haciendo música. El mejor lenguaje de llegar a todos nosotros sus temas. U2 la mejor banda musical de todo el planeta. Que Dios siempre los ilumine, en el nombre de Jesús amén.
Raw, youthful, magnificent. This is how U2 used to be kids. Achtung Baby was their last great album, and they've been a shadow of themselves live for 15 years or more. But this... this was it.
edge good bassman on this song!!!!!!!!!!!!great
Where on earth did you find this gem???!
that concert was in Tempe Arizona Dec 1987 i was living in Jerome az 2hrs away thanks to the inet INVENTED & U tube and someones determination and collaboration?I or We get to enjoy footage like this when we couldn't physically be there Technology CAN B awesome THANKS!to all that contribute THIS U-2 is incredibly uplifting
@@dlite6999 I love Jerome in Sedona. Yes this is a jem, and a blessing to get to relive this beautiful evening.
We have added a new member to our family may he flourish and prosper and grow in wisdom 😊
The end of this song reminds me of the scene from Close Encounters of the Third Kind when they were chanting.
A magical evening, best Christmas present ever. Praise The Lord Jesus
Amen
1987 was THE YEAR! Most iconic tour ever, U2 The Joshua Tree 1987
U2 are still the best. Thank God for U2.
Perfeita harmonia entre fé, arte e homem 🙏❤️🎶🎵Bono Vox love love.
I am still in a whee hare but I have ale redis Wal 100km with astick
Conocía otras versiones, esto es sencillamente impresionante. "40".
Adam on the guitar what a great vid
Thank you for uploading this! Brilliant
thanks thanks thans where this come from,,,u2 still perfect why not enter to dvd from ratlle,,loves u2 ever from portugal
Love Larry’s shirt. San Diego, CA 🙏❤️😎
One thing u can say about U2 If u c them live I can guarantee you that they will elevate you 👍🏾
I’m 14 I’ve seen them 3 times live
This show, 5 days before Christmas, was the very last gig on the 9 month long Joshua Tree tour. This is the very last song, it must have been a weird feeling knowing it's all coming to an end after this.
Uau, a voz do Bono nessa época era muito poderosa !!
Edge playing bass aswell... awesomeness
I was there but outside of the stadium. Had a real great time anyway. A night that i will never forget
Dude there were scalpers outside the venue giving tickets away free , as we were entering the venue. I hope you we're able to see the band Live since then.
Every ticket was $5.
Finals were over.
This began Christmas Break.
Adam on guitar
Hello, beautiful fotages, is to get this whole stuff with you, thank you ... thank you ... thank you