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it has even more meaning when you learn the song is about a heroin addict
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Being a teen in the early 80s U2 were a big influence on my music, being in the crowd at the even and seeing one of your favourite artists get down off the stage and interacting was something else. Something never done.
The crowd reaction said it all.
This was a once in a lifetime experience worldwide.
So many astounding bands.
Queen at live aid was another.
Foe those years the Scottish band Big Country and Simple Minds were other good bands.
Simple Minds alive and kicking is another a.azing track.
I wonder what you would think of that track and if you have heard it.
You’re a great reviewer ❤ you always leave me feeling so good about the music I love❤
Did you get goosebumps? I grew up with this song, have heard it 1000 times, and still gives me chills.
Always! I think it’s their best song.
So true ❤
+1
U2 is one of, if not the greatest band alive. I'm sure many disagree, but I will always believe this! There music has been speaking to my soul since the 80's. They've gotten me through the darkest times, and seeing them live is a spiritual experience ❤
They are the greatest live band, I saw them twice!
@@dennisoconnor464 there up there deffo,,,,
Agree, really fell for U2 as a teen in the late 90's early 2000's and have been my favorite band ever since. 4 stand up guys, zero scandals in 45+ years as a band and awesome tracks that span 5 different decades.
If you heard one song you heard all their songs. They suck
@ lol that's such a lame take... They've got a catalogue that spans 4 decades with a multitude of different eras and different sounds. If you want to be a hater that's fine, but just be upfront about it. You've probably only heard like 3 of their songs.
U2's song Bad was written for a friend of the band who was stuck in heroin addiction. I ❤ this song
Seeing U2 live is a spiritual experience from a die hard atheist
Yes indeed, it was SO spiritual seeing them live
Could not have said it better. As a fellow atheist, every U2 concert I've attended has def been a spiritual experience.
It was.
it was spiritual - it was about the human condition
The Spirit is real 😊
Would literally listen to this song three times a day in college, still 30 years later listen at least once a week. One of the greatest.
Well they try but they are not U2!
Sometimes I even play that 17 min version on YT, my fav U2 song.
Young U2 was life changing. Band I grew up with and still moves me.
There’s a reason U2 is known for being a “live” band.
Seeing & feeling this song live, right up front, in the heart of this raw, beating intensity, is….insane. It can be overwhelming. It’s nearly unexplainable, but slices right into & through the soul…in a most beautiful way.
Any U2er knows that this magic is found throughout the entire show.
Hence, ‘tiz why I chase this feeling across the country for every tour, over the last 30+ years. My soul, my heart, my head, my feet, rely on tapping into my utmost joy, found in U2…and specifically, U2 LIVE. 🤘♥️🤘
JUST AMAZING
I’ve seen them about 10 times. The Joshua Tree tour being the first and, most recently, last year at Achtung UV at the Sphere in Las Vegas ❤
“This is where Coldplay gets it from”. No truer words have been spoken, lol
My friend used to refer to Coldplay as a poor man’s U2!
I grew up disliking U2. About a year ago, it was like I discovered them for the first time. This track was a big part of that turnaround for me.
@@gushbond...if you haven't yet, go and watch their Live At Red Rocks concert. Such a perfect show from first to last note.
Back in 1987 I "liked" the Joshua Tree songs played on MTV, but didn't buy any U2 albums. That all changed after I saw Rattle and Hum late one night on HBO or Showtime, don't remember. The intensity of Bad, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Silver and Gold, and With or Without You was a religious conversion experience. Seen U2 live 5 times and each time is unique and beautiful. U2 has to be seen and heard live.
Sunday Bloody Sundayum💕
Thank you for recognizing the bass line!!! Adam Clayton is the unsung hero of U2, His bass playing is utterly unique.
Yes!
Amen to that!
Just an astounding song. One of the main fanbases favorites because of the live performances of it. Later years Bono adds snippets of lots of other artists at the end which is cool.
There really isn’t anyone that can touch U2 live. I’ve seen them 13 times and never disappoint.
As for Coldplay, both them and The Killers have said they started because of U2.
If this is your style,
Sort of Homecoming
With or Without You
Love Is Blindness
And a little heavier but incredible songs - Until the End of The World
And Wire (May be no live version of this)
And if you want to see why they are loved live, you can do a double reaction of All I Want is You followed by Where the Srreets Have No Name from Slane Castle.
Live performance reaction is a must for any U2 song.
I love early U2 and especially remember them doing this song at LiveAid. What a wonderful time it was back then.
U2 a true band…4 instruments equal parts blended yet distinct…that is the magic of U2
Watch the Live Aid performance, stellar
Consider they were only 24-25 years old. The emotional depth of the lyrics and performance combined with the mood set by the band is still something that blows me away decades later.
I'm 60 been listening to U2 sine 1980, man their music kept me going through rough times in the early 80s.
I've not long since turned 60 and in my amazing life have seen so many incredible bands and artists live, but U2 were without any doubt the greatest live. I was fortunate enough to first see them back in the early 80s in a theatre, before they became a stadium draw but with enough good material to put on a show. It's so hard to describe Bono's on stage energy and presence. Its like there's a raging fire in the room and everyone is energised by the heat, yet everything is under control, timed to perfection and almost spiritual. In my mind he was swinging across the stage from left speaker tower to right speaker tower using the microphone cord as a rope. I'm sure it didn't happen that way, it's just my mind filling in the blanks because I was mesmerised for the whole show.
Couldn’t agree more. 1st time I saw them was May 10, 1983 in a small hall on the Yale campus. Bono’s Birthday. It was a life changing event for everyone in the room.
Thank you Polo Music for reaching out and listening to U2. I started listening to U2 in 1984 with the song you are displaying from their album The Unforgettable Fire. There are two songs, Pride (In the name of love) and MLK that he wrote for the Great MLK,Jr. There 1983 album War was amazing and in fact, all their music until this day is amazing. There music is so inspirational. Every song from the first album to the most recent is great to listen too. There is not one bad song, only Bad Ass songs. The Joshua Tree is, in my opinion, the best album but then after he just about topped it with Achtung Baby. This band was ahead of their time just like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. While touring Zoo TV from the Achtung Baby, they wrote another album during that year with Zooropa. That’s nuts! They get better with time just like fine wine. Listen to the other albums. Watch all their performances. There is no other band that can top them. I sound biased and because they are my favorite band, however I grew up listening to Sugarhill Gang, Kool and the Gang, The Gap Band, Planet Rock, and all the R&B and then the English Invasion. I love music and listened to everything even hard rock n roll, metal, punk, etc. There is amazing music and artists, but U2 will always be on top. They are in their 5th decade (well 6th since they started in 1976 but put out the album “Boy” in 1980) and still making great music. All the best.
the song unforgetable fire was and is one of my fav songs,, went of them when they went all american with the joshua tree but i liked it in the end
Live Aid. Best performance overall.
You missed Queen then?
I saw them live for the first time on this tour, it was absolutely incredible. They connected with the audience in a genuine and authentic way you don’t often see. One of the best bands of the 1980s. The Unforgettable Fire album remains one of my all time favorites to this day.
Maybe the best U2 Song ever. ❤
Definitely their best live concert song for sure !
It’s so hard to argue against this!! From the moment I heard it, it just penetrated my soul. I’ll always listen to this song. ❤❤❤
@@destinyreelly2974 dig into Running to Stand Still too. Amazing lyrics & music
The first band that ever hit me in the feels. They'll always be the best to me.
Same here.
One of my all time favourites, along with The Unforgettable Fire. I'm so glad you didn't dismiss it before you'd listened properly. Good headphones always help. 🥰
A song about watching a friend descend into Heroin abuse, hence the driving rhythm and droning guitar, it's a slow descent into the abyss. U2 when they were 24/25 years old. Their next album launched them to superstardom. React to Joshua Tree songs (Where the Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, With or Without You). I like how you react, Good stuff, "so that's where Coldplay gets it from"! subscribed.
U2 is the best band ever!!!!!!!!!
This is my favorite song of theirs! You should also try A Sort of Homecoming from the same album.
The version from the Wide Awake in America EP - so much emotion.
@@deanpowell4843 original ONLY!
I can't stand their generous liberties they take with their live performances. This one here went on TWICE AS LONG as the original! That's why he cut it off at the end before it went off
@@exclamationpointman3852 why cut it off before it ends, it’s a great song that should be heard all the way through
I absolutely love that song too. There are so many to choose from.
@@deanpowell4843I wore this LP out, just a phenomenal emotion generator
Love U2. Saw them twice in 87 for the Joshua Tree tour. I was senior in HS. Tickets were about $45.
U2 was on top of the world that year.
U2 lyrics and passionate expression in their music takes you away to a place you can call your own. Love U2
Seeing U2 “Bad”at Live Aid was AMAZING! It’s worth a look.
The greatest version of the song. If Freddie Mercury hadn't put in the performance of a lifetime that day, Bad is the moment that would be most remembered.
I cannot go a day without U2.
Never understood the hate. Theyre a great band, and maybe the BEST live band of the last 35 years. I'd highly recommend any of the ZOOTV live shows to see their theatricality and artistic talents on full display.
The hate is because Bono got all WEF political like a jack*ss once they were huge. Mr Global Healing hanging out in Davos made himself toxic. Cowboy hats didn’t help either lol
Nah not the best live band, they’re pretty good tho
Only hate they deserve is when Bono stand up on the stage with Klaus Schwab pushing leftist garbage. Other than that; they get hate for the music they make because they push a far positive image, in a field (rock) that want to view them as squares and such; as opposed to the wild images of a Van Halen, ACDC, KISS etc. it's fitting he brought up Coldplay because they lost U2 as mentors, and like U2, Coldplay get hit with the same hat; little do those clowns realize:
It's the GOODNESS in their music that resonate with fans around the world that keep them LOYAL and gave them legs for decades! When the so called "hard" rock bands come and go back to the abyss they came from.
@@jaytravtulsa1 nothing wrong with cowboy hats
People think they put spyware on their precious iPhone when they woke up one morning to a free, new release by them. Then, when too stupid to figure it out, they claimed it couldn’t be deleted, and thus, must be some nefarious spyware invented by Bono himself.
I'm so glad this version is the one that's being experienced it's unbelievable and the album unforgettable fire is a brilliant album which I think was the turning point that become the U2 sound
U2 can still pull it off. Watch “Bullet the blue sky” from their Paris concert. You’ll be a fan.
early U2 is SOOO freakin good…
check out “Bullet the blue sky” live in Paris.. Amazing
Thanks Polo.
I left you a like and subscribed, I will check more videos.
Thanks for reminding me of this great performance. These were the years when U2 made people fall in love with their lyrics and music.
Years later I saw them live several times in Buenos Aires and I remember the night Bono said “We send love and respect to Gustavo Cerati” and he repeated it several times and I fell in love again because he felt sincere. Gustavo Cerati (R.I.P.) is, was and will be one of the most British artistic expressions of Argentine and Latin American Rock. Soda Stereo, his band, is, was and will be the most iconic and influential band in Latin American Rock. If you want, I recommend listening to the song “En la Ciudad de la Furia” (In the Fury City) live from the Me Veras Volver Tour.
Because although Soda Stereo’s great influence was The Police, their music sounds like The Police but also U2, The Cure, Pink Floyd and some Argentine artists. Even Coldplay in recent years in their shows in Buenos Aires also paid tribute to playing Soda Stereo songs with the rest of the members of the trio.
And since the creation of TH-cam, his videos of live performances have millions of views.
Man oh man!
You’re really gonna love three tracks off of The Joshua Tree.
Bullet The Blue Sky
Running To Stand Still
&
Exit
Running to stand still so great.
Yes U2!!! “Pride (in the name of love” and “with or without you “❤
U2 will stand the test of time. Their music will be forever relevant. Just magnificent… Thank you for spotlighting this great band. ❤
I remember my sister and I sitting on the coach watching “Live Aid” in 1985 and saying “Who the HELL are THESE guys?” U2 and Queen are really the only two bands I distinctly remember watching that day.
Don't forget The Simple Minds 😊
I remember seeing U2 in the 80s in the Olympic stadium in Montreal, and the crowd kept singing this song for half an hour after the concert ended. Amazing ahow
They ended their concert in this song and came back w 40 as their encore. I swear on my own grave that this was the most spectacular experience apart from the birth of my child. We sang our hearts out and meant every word. ❤❤ rest in peace Ritchie. I loved seeing this concert w you and had so much astonished fun at Southdowns afterwards. Thank you Scott for playing U2 the WHOLE night in our watering hole. I will never forget. Also, just bc - I was listening to, The Unforgettable Fire January morning when the space shuttle Challenger exploded in front of us…in a lifetime where so much hurts your soul and very little makes sense, thank God for U2 as background music❤
Thanks for you unbiased reaction. U2 have been my band through much of my life. I’ve had their music with me through good times and bad. It would be hard for me to imagine life without them. I’m glad that “Bad” had an effect on you. I think you should check out “Where the Streets Have No Name” from their Super Bowl performance; the game following 9/11. I think you’ll like it!
For all intents and purposes this is the song that launched them to global superstardom after they performed it at Live Aid in 1985 which was aired around the world. If you ask U2 fans I would say almost all of us would put this song in their top 5 U2 songs. Why am I saying this?
This song was written almost start to finish in a loose jam session over the course of about an hour or so. They were up against the clock to get it done. So they just released the record and allowed Bad to evolve during live performances.They had no choice but to do that because they were so early in their career and the record company wanted it yesterday. But once they got bigger and were given full creative control, they overthought *everything*. Records would be delayed years. In my view the turning point downward in their career was that moment they were given full creative control. And no one in their echo chamber dared to tell them no.. lest they find themselves outside the echo chamber.
But to their credit during their 2 decade peak almost no one could touch them. Especially live.
Should have watched this song at Live Aid. Amazing. People that say U2 suck are prob Nickelback fans. These guys are legendary.
U2 in the 80s simply unbelievable, unbeatable.phenominal feelings of the heart!!
Best live version of this, several great versions, Rotterdam 1992 the Live Aid version: great. It's the hour the 'boy' became man, that was the hour. Id seen them in Dublin three weeks earlier and I counted down the days to Live Aid, I knew we were going to get something special.
U2 is my favorite band since 1987 and every album since then became my new favorite album (except their latest (Songs Of Surrender) They grew up from boys becoming man and so grew their music. Their music and their lyrics are the soundtrack to my life. I wish you would give them a bit more of a chance
Nelly, meet another, the soundtrack of my life during that era.
From the same tour, check out The Electric Co from Dortmund Germany. The band and the audience were at high level energy that night.
I was 12 years old back in 1983.U2 is my all time favorite Band. we had the best music in the 80s.🤙🏼
I love all U2 up to and including "Joshua Tree" album. I loved them live and saw them in the late 1980's. Wish I had been at Red Rocks at the "Under a Blood Red Sky" gig and at "Live Aid" . One of my faves is "Red Hill Mining Town".
U2 still gives their all on stage!
There are more than a few U2 songs that will remain on my forever playlist. This is one. They have something special that I can’t seem to pinpoint or describe. I highly recommend, ‘All I want is you’, ‘I still haven’t found what I’m looking for’, ‘Beautiful Day’, ‘ONE’, ‘Electrical Storm’, and I could go on. ❤❤❤
“Bad” is a great track. Check out “With or Without You” from their biggest album “The Joshua Tree” in 1987.
My first concert in 1991. Will never forget it. Timeless music in 2024 or the year 3024.
Don't be so sure you will never forget it... 'Cause you saw your first concert in 1992, not 1991. :)
Never a big fan of u2 but you can't deny their educated musicianship. They have been together for ever & proud to be Irish & they as an impressive representation for us 🎉❤
I'm a monster U2 fan, from Boy to The Joshua Tree. Anything after that is another band to me. But early U2 is killer. The Live At Red Rocks concert DVD is perfect from first to last note.
I hear what you’re saying, but Achtung Baby is up there as one of the most complete albums musically for me. I rate it as an OK Computer moment. They needed to reinvent.
One of my all-time fav vide I s
U2's best song
Boy & War were amazing but Unforgettable Fire opened the world up to the potential that followed
Best version of this was in Boston 2001 and gives me chills every time. Helped me threw a dark time in my life.
"So this is where Coldplay gets it from." Such a 🎯observation from your first listen in decades, I just had to LOL.
1986 2 tickets U2 New Jersey. Sold them for 200 and army field binoculars. Forgot the dinner we had in New York that night and don’t know where the binoculars are. Would not have forgotten the show
I love U2. Saw them live for the first time in 1981, been to over 50 shows now. I know it’s fashionable to hate them now, but they’ll always be the most influential band of my youth.
People only hate them because they have been so successful. But talent speaks for itself. It’s right there on that stage ❤❤❤
Now that you've seen and heard this version, watch the Live -Aid performance of this song. It is truly a masterpiece and one of the best live performances ever seen
Back about 15 years or so ago now, there was a radio DJ on one of the biggest
radio stations here in Ireland, called Dave Fanning.
Every year, just before Christmas he did his top 50 songs, and played them over
a few days of his weekly show.
Usually, the number one song chosen every year was One or this song Bad (Live), by U2.
The first time I heard it on his show, it sent shivers down my spine, and even to this
day, it still does. I never get tired of hearing it.
The fact they also played it during their set at Live Aid, also gives the song another
level of fascination for me.
From some of the stories I've heard, the band were less than happy that Bono seemed
to have blown their chance, to play three of their songs to such a huge audience.
Instead, Bono just went off script and went walk about, meaning they only had time to play Bad.
But as it turned out, their performance turned out to be the most memorable from that record setting day.
Or, very close to being the most memorable, Freddie and the lads, just about outperformed them on the day,
another legendary live performance....😉😎
Bono's voice in the 80's was incredible.....love you U2
This is my all time favorite U2 song and possibly song in general. You definitely captured why it’s such a great song. I love it because every time they played it live it was different. If you want to listen to this single version it’s on the album Wide Awake in America. If you do some searching for other incredible live versions of this song try to stay within the 80s to early nineties era. That’s when his voice sounded the best.
You are right...the old songs...joshua tree and the live album...late 80ies, I was in 3 concerts, very intense....so good...."sunday bloody sunday" I loved very much...too...
U2 is one of the best bands in music history. They've been around for 50 years since 1974. You have decades of music and concert footage by them on TH-cam. You have no idea how great they really are. Music performances on awards shows on TV are no way to hear them. I highly recommend you watch their documentary/concert: U2 Go Home: Live at Slane Castle, Ireland 2002 to see a fantastic concert of them on their home turf in their prime. They were already around for three decades at that point. The concert was filmed just a few days after Bono's dad died. It also followed on the heels of Ireland winning the soccer championship so spirits were very high.
Check out U2 at Live Aid - they do “Bad” and it’s insane
My all time Favorite Band!!!!!My opinion! As a Teenager growing up in the early 80’s . They have been so consistent. 🤩🤩🤩🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Same here ! ❤
saw them in Edinburgh on the Pop Mart Tour 1997, amazing gig, bought an inflatable lemon.
This is from my favorite U2 album.
I used to listen to the cassette in my car driving to the beach.
Im in my 60's loved U2 since the start only seen them once live, and it was amazing!
So glad you reacted to this. Not one of their more well known, but easily U2s best live work. Played the SH$T out of this in '85. Lots of gems on Live, Wide Awake.
“So this is where Coldplay gets it from.” Spot on.
If I were forced to pick my favorite U2 track, it would be difficult, because I like quite a few, but I think BAD is probably the top track. I saw them on the WAR tour in 1983, about two weeks before they recorded the Red Rocks Live concert. What you see at that concert is what me and my cousins saw at The Tower Theater in Philly. So passionate. Then I saw them again on the 360 stadium tour in 2011 in Pittsburgh. Also great.
I think their last great record was Achtung Baby from 1991, which has a bonkers number of great songs. To me, they’ve been hit or miss since then, but they will always be one of my all time favorite bands. I can listen to their first five albums without skipping a song, which is crazy. I have really enjoyed watching fan videos from their shows at The Sphere in Las Vegas. Achtung Baby is just a killer album.
You know what you’re talking about. Achtung baby is an incredible album. I really think that they hit their nadir with Pop. The albums since then have been, as you say, hit and miss but there have been some great songs on them. I really don’t think the hate they get is deserved.
Awesome reaction! I’ll definitely continue to tune in for more U2. If you like Coldplay, you should love U2. Chris Martin is pretty open about how Coldplay’s music, especially their first decade or so is heavily influenced by U2.
OMG! I was at that gig.....The first U2 Gig with my then girlfriend (now my wife) This was the best Live performance i had ever seen! I still remember it like it was yesterday!!!
U2 is one of the best bands around Top Tier for sure 👍👏🔥🎸❤️🇺🇸💯 !!! This song is about Elvis Presley 👏👍🔥🎸❤️🇺🇸💯 !!!
I thought it was about a friend who died from an overdose.
However, there is a song on this album called Elvis Presley and America. Maybe you’re thinking of that one?
I found this information online. At Eriksberg, Gothenburg in Sweden 1987, Bono said: "I wrote the words about a friend of mine; his name was Gareth Spaulding, and on his 21st birthday he and his friends decided to give themselves a present of enough heroin into his veins to kill him.
This is one of my favorite performances of this song. The buildup of the song just pulls you right in.
One of my favorite performance too.
Their rendition of this at Live Aid was epic, it's what bumped them up another few levels to superstars. Stole the show until Freddy stepped on stage, wasn't even close otherwise. You'd love it!
They beat Freddy all to hell❣️❣️❣️ I would rather hear U2 !!💜
Great choice! This has always been my favourite U2 song.
My favourite band =) I'm glad you gave them another chance. They've made so much great music!
In the Name of Love❣️❣️ Guve it a listen.😘
I don't understand when people say U2 went to "the basement " (keeping it clean) after Rattle and Hum. U2 will tell you that when times changed, they changed their style of music to keep up. Hence, why they have never faded. Actung Baby is their best album, sorry Joshua Tree lovers.
Like others have commented they have more Grammy awards then anyone, which continued after the 80's.
No Line on The Horizon is there weakest album, but over time it grows on you and is just as good as the rest of their collection.
Therefore U2 is ONE of the greatest bands of all time. There are many others but you have to include them (U2) on the list.
Best u2 album! This song and Unforgettable Fire
This song is an anthem of U2 . They are a really HUGE band my friend , you should listen even more , especially from 1980 to 1997 all albums. Nice reaction
The Live Aid performance is fantastic
Their concerts were so raw- just music no frills. This song like a mid eastern dervish spinning into a frenzy. Pleads to let go before tearing apart. A passage that settles in release, tranquility, acceptance, peace, relief. Who can’t relate?
U2 fan all my life and they have all the frills . From zoo tv pop mart. Vegas sphere.
Not when this live performance was recorded.
When i listeh to u2 i listen deeply because you can be sure of many, many hidden treasures 😊
This version is great. Awesome song
I didn't know you would be so forthright , I respect your thoughts even if they differ from my own.
Still remember hearing this on the radio. I went to the record store looking for the song “Wide Awake” on an album, not knowing it was Bad. I left with the EP Wide Awake in America, figuring it had to be on it. It did have a great version of bad. Started it for me.
It changed. Irish society we were the poorest and most conservative in Europe now we the richest and most liberal U2 had a lot to do with that 14:14
There is nothing like 80s U2. They fell off the rails in the decades that followed, but I still listen to all their 80s music just like I did as a teenager when I only had an album and a turntable!
I don’t know at what point the world turned hostile to U2 but they have some of the most epic, beautiful, haunting songs ever written.
My God😢.. It's just beautiful
Always brings a tear to my eyes 🙏
This was my chill music as a young Irish athlete on Scholarship in US. It always brought me closer to home and gave me a sense of pride and calmed me before a race prep.
My absolute fav song of all times. Seen U2 appx 35 times .Bad live many. Live Aid BAD is a must see. 13 minutes long. I will play this song at my funeral😮 wait a minute , someone will be playing it for me. 😄