When i put the CD on in 91 thought they may have jumped shark because it was so radically different. By the third track I was mad at myself for doubting them. By the time Love is Blindess finished I was convinced this album would be considered one of the greats of all time and people would still be listening to it in 50 years. Saw them 5 times on this tour. 2 indoor and 3 outdoor. Unreal show.
Achtung Baby is a sublime album. It really is. U2's star was rising after Joshua Tree and it was vitally important that they didn't disappoint with the next album. With the music industry being where it was at in 1991 if U2 faltered it could well have been the end of them as a recognised act. But instead of playing it safe, they took it in a completely new direction which surprised everyone. And once we got beyond how different it was we realised it was a work of utter genius. It took them into truly rarified air - to a place that only the biggest of the big get to enjoy. U2 in the 90s ruled the world. Funny enough, when they returned to playing it safe in 2000 for "All That You Can't Leave Behind" their popularity began to wane. Those 3 different albums from the 90s (Achtung Baby, Zooropa, and Pop) are unquestionably their best work musically. Achtung Baby is one of the greatest albums of all time.
Yeah it hits really hard. Edge is a maestro on the guitar. What a closer for a concert. This U2 show was epic .. I was there as a wide eyed 17 year old...
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nobody talks about this amazing guitar solo from The edge it's just extraordinary. He turns a slightly ditzy song on his version of the album into an extraordinary track played live. simply a masterpiece
Same feeling here. I saw them in cologne germany with toten hosen before them. Still remember the atmosphere at zoo tv tour. It was magical, it was a mixture of industeialic sound, magical melodies, post punk influences, and the power of berlin and the dropp of the wall. An album one of a kind created in a moment one of a kind. Briliant stuff
I watched this on VHS in 1997 not knowing how magical these 4 people were.. my home City Sydney. I missed out.. I don't know why I bought the tape. I Just liked U2 songs. Didn't know much Of them.. But ever since then, watching it.. I was mesmerised..... Butterfly in my tummy All the way through, And the end I was left sitting on my bed dreaming of more ❤️
I bought the same VHS when it came out.. can't believe 30 years have gone by already. I remember being in my one room studio apartment.. playing it over and over again. Miss those days.
Oh yes, he's very underrated. Such emotion. One of my favorites. People say he can't play scales or play fast, but those people should see him practice or in concert, or his live bullet the blue sky solo.
Jos Budon I couldn't agree with you more, it's not about technical skill or how fast you can play, its all about the melodies you create and Edge is a million miles ahead of everyone in that regard. Bullet the blue sky great solo btw.
Oh hes a genius no doubt, his delay effects and experimentation during this era are incredible. one of the greatest guitarists no doubt. there is no guitarist who sounds anything like him.
My wife and I went to Wembley to this tour and this was our favourite song of what was quite a night. Unfortunately I lost her a month ago. But what memories.
The Pinnacle of U2, the creativity during this era was staggering, as was Bonos vocal range . I wish I would have been old enough to see the Zoo Tour, I was 17 when I saw Popmart in leeds. U2 may not always get it right but when they do they are untouchable. Absolutely unique band who have always dared to push boundries.
I'm from Leeds but was just too young to see Popmart, I was 14 and only got into them after Sweetest Thing in 98 then i found out they played 3 miles from my house the year before. I used to go to Roundhay Park and imagine it. If i had a time machine is either go back to the ZooTV Sydney or Popmart Mexico. I did however see U2 in Sydney kn the 360 tour......
@mikeneilson3722 The bootleg of the Leeds concert is actually here on TH-cam, if you haven't already seen it. So there you can imagine you actually went to that concert!
I first saw this 30 odd years ago and remember crying at the guitar solo. Now as a 61 year old I have ,once again . had tears streaming down my cheeks. Best emotional moment in music history. stunning !!!!!!!!!
OK, here are a few interesting observations (mine): (1) In this video excerpt, we see a 31-year-old man seeming far more mature than that age might imply. But when we see the same man sing these songs at the Sphere at age 63, we may marvel at the still-vigorous delivery that he continues to give out. As a young man, he seemed older in some aspects. As an aging gentleman, he sometimes seems younger (not always, but in many moments, yes). He truly transcends time. Let's keep loving him (and in the process, finding ourselves) at concerts etc. in person while we have the chances! (2) (I've only been referring to Bono so far! Edge obviously gives us incredible guitar work here, unmatched anywhere by anyone). (3) Final point: Bringing out Elvis so eloquently is soul-stirring to the max! I doubt that anyone else in the world can do it as Bono can!!! His everlasting respect for Elvis is incredible to witness. (Yes, assisted by Edge plus Larry and Adam, I assume, to the point of perfection).
Not even close. I think he is a master sound engineer ahead of being a guitarist. He doesn't have great technical proficiency with the instrument, but the colours, feelings and soundscapes he creates are what sets him apart from the rest.
@@RS54321 Ok, the concert was 93? She was probably 20 at the time. That was 30 years ago.....hard to believe that time flies. She's in her early 50s and probably still cherishes that moment. That's what meant by "old age".
Nowadays people don't have a grip on what Album even means to them its just buncha songs put togather but it's much more then that, its a story an ark being told using instruments and lyrics.
He's Elvis. But with more talent. The showman. And then there's The Edge. This time...this show. At their peak IMO. Every other rock act around struggled to copy or top this iconic set. U2 in their finest hour!
That folks is a guitar crying, The Edge is magical, U2, especially in the 90's were so ********* good, i was a kid then but i got to see Popmart, another magical tour.
The voice, sound, visuals, atmosphere from this gig have never been matched since imo, absolutely unreal performance from U2 at the height of their powers
This is culturally iconic! What a moment ! The band and the film crew really captured "lighting in a bottle" here. And i love the girl at end. The fact that we really dont see her that much....except that moment with her beautiful green eyes ....wow.... its like poetry
One of the most amazing, creative and emotional music/concert experiences of my life. U2 were a phenomenon at this point and probably one of the last music groups to have such a profound influence on society. So grateful for their consciousness and creativity.
I'm in love this twisted music is what took U2 from great to Beatles-like legend. They should play these kind of songs (Love is blindness, Acrobat... etc) way more often these days. They'd gain much more respect as well.
Will never forget this concert. It has never been beaten. I will never forgot how the guitar solo from love is blindness filled the stadium. I have never experienced anything like that at any concert since. U2 thank you.
There was an important rehearsal for this filmed show the previous night but Adam Clayton was a near alcoholic at the time, went missing and never turned up. This show is amazing. U2 were such a brave, innovative and great band back then.
Totally broken by the closing of that guitar solo. When he ramps up the tension and starts getting into those wailing high notes I can barely fight back the tears.
+Luis Filipe Janeira sem duvida amigo nunca mais mas mesmo nunca,,sinto uma tristeza tao grande que choro por isso,,e verdade eu apenas naquela altura com 14 anitos a ver u2,,mudou a minha vida sempre,,ainda hoje assim o sera,,ganda abraco e u2 sempre ate morrer
Eu estive lá, Alvalade velhinho. Estive nos lanceiros 2 em Belém até março 93 e voltei a Lisboa para assistir ao meu primeiro concerto dos U2. Aqueles momentos nunca mais vão sair da minha memória.
I was at this concert in uk on this tour, this song send chills through me even now, I watch it and have it on my ipod, this is U2 at their peak, the whole concert is awesome, no band has even been close.
Pure perfection from 3:37 onwards. I would give just about anything to be there, in beautiful 1990's Sydney of all cities, seeing U2 at their greatest.
One of my absolute favorites among U2 songs, particularly this live version. There's so much passion in the guitar, and I wish I had been in that woman's shoes...
I don’t Care what they say, to me Edge is the greatest guitarplayer ever. It is not about technical ability but about the moods you create with the instrument
Jeepers, still goose bumbs after some 28 years of listening to this (didn't quite make it to the tour itself which makes this live video all the more intriguing)!
a magical performance for sure.......the guitar solo isn't really a solo...its like a painting of the center of a storm of poseidon fury....you can see the sleet......blowing sideways...in a haze almost fluorescent....and at 3:42....the stars are even blinking....this is nothing short of pure magic....the only kind....and when the edge played on.......he truly made the universe dance....a brilliant masterpiece.
Now... I understand why The people say Achtung Baby album is by far the best of their career... Magic.
amen to that, joshua tree gets more love but start to finish this is a masterpiece
When i put the CD on in 91 thought they may have jumped shark because it was so radically different. By the third track I was mad at myself for doubting them. By the time Love is Blindess finished I was convinced this album would be considered one of the greats of all time and people would still be listening to it in 50 years.
Saw them 5 times on this tour. 2 indoor and 3 outdoor. Unreal show.
Really top 3 albums of the 90s
Achtung Baby is a sublime album. It really is. U2's star was rising after Joshua Tree and it was vitally important that they didn't disappoint with the next album. With the music industry being where it was at in 1991 if U2 faltered it could well have been the end of them as a recognised act. But instead of playing it safe, they took it in a completely new direction which surprised everyone. And once we got beyond how different it was we realised it was a work of utter genius. It took them into truly rarified air - to a place that only the biggest of the big get to enjoy. U2 in the 90s ruled the world.
Funny enough, when they returned to playing it safe in 2000 for "All That You Can't Leave Behind" their popularity began to wane. Those 3 different albums from the 90s (Achtung Baby, Zooropa, and Pop) are unquestionably their best work musically. Achtung Baby is one of the greatest albums of all time.
Yup! Zoo TV greatest tour ever
That guitar solo is fucking unreal. Godlike!
Sure is godlike!
The Edge...impeccable....!!!!!!
You know that some claim Edge cannot solo...lol!
Yeah it hits really hard. Edge is a maestro on the guitar. What a closer for a concert. This U2 show was epic .. I was there as a wide eyed 17 year old...
❤
That guitar is actually weeping. Incredible.
Greatest tour in music history......
This and PoPMart - U2 in 90' era was amazing.
You got that right! 👍
Totally agree. I was at this concert in Sydney and amazing is such an understatement.
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I get goosebumps with this guitar solo... The Edge is just fantastic!!!
nobody talks about this amazing guitar solo from The edge
it's just extraordinary.
He turns a slightly ditzy song on his version of the album into an extraordinary track played live.
simply a masterpiece
You can hear most of thar solo on the album only Bono is singing over it
Este solo de The Edge es increible y hace arte de la distorsión
the world is a billion years old..and you lived when The Edge was alive. you're truly blessed
WE are my friend!!!@@U2DrowningMan
Many people talk about it. And It's still possible to hear this guitar solo live in Las Vegas for a couple of more months.
That Edge guitar solo is electrifying, and yet wonderfully melancholic.
i hear chilling ecstasy
apparently The Edge's wife left him when they were working on this song... I feel his pain!
ZOO TV in '93 was my first rock concert. I thought after the show, nothing could ever live up to this show. It's been 26 years, I was right!
Same feeling here. I saw them in cologne germany with toten hosen before them. Still remember the atmosphere at zoo tv tour. It was magical, it was a mixture of industeialic sound, magical melodies, post punk influences, and the power of berlin and the dropp of the wall. An album one of a kind created in a moment one of a kind. Briliant stuff
Same here bro
You are right
Yup; Rotterdam 1987 too
same here
This song is about The Edge's divorce to his first wife. He really puts his emotions into this song because of this
Hard-pressed to find a better use of eight minutes on the entirety of TH-cam. My goodness this band used to be so special.
That fucking solo! Also, Bono's incredibly beautiful and expert level falsetto during Falling in Love... Wow.
I know everyone talking about The Edge and rightfully so. But Bono killed it with his falsetto in the end there, would you agree?
I agree with you... both superb
When I was a teenager, I had a VHS tape of this concert that I bought with my own money from my first job. I wore that thing out. Pure genius.
My Grandfather bought one from the flea market for me when I was younger. GREAT MEMORIES!
I watched this on VHS in 1997 not knowing how magical these 4 people were.. my home City Sydney. I missed out.. I don't know why I bought the tape. I Just liked U2 songs. Didn't know much Of them.. But ever since then, watching it.. I was mesmerised..... Butterfly in my tummy All the way through, And the end I was left sitting on my bed dreaming of more ❤️
This is pure visual poetry at its best😢
I bought the same VHS when it came out.. can't believe 30 years have gone by already. I remember being in my one room studio apartment.. playing it over and over again. Miss those days.
@@joelmaqueira4851 same here lmao:),got a bad tape and had to butcher it together with an old blank tape
31 years later and I still get goosebumps
A moment in history. The girl will forever have a moment in history that she’ll never forget. Beautiful! It was one of the best concerts in history.
this lady was just made immortal, damn 🙂
Edges guitar, one of the few things that calms my bi-polar 🎸🎶💜
До глубины души!
The Edge can put a tear in my eye with his guitar
Oh yes, he's very underrated. Such emotion. One of my favorites. People say he can't play scales or play fast, but those people should see him practice or in concert, or his live bullet the blue sky solo.
Jos Budon
I couldn't agree with you more, it's not about technical skill or how fast you can play, its all about the melodies you create and Edge is a million miles ahead of everyone in that regard. Bullet the blue sky great solo btw.
Jos Budon yeah who wants to play scales when you can write stuff like this?
Oh hes a genius no doubt, his delay effects and experimentation during this era are incredible. one of the greatest guitarists no doubt. there is no guitarist who sounds anything like him.
He captures atmosphere, emotion, sonic bursts, and beautiful melodies in his playing. One of the greats, for certain.
I love how she quickly walks to him, and he unexpectedly turns around. Staged or not, it was beautiful.
I wonder if they had sex?
My wife and I went to Wembley to this tour and this was our favourite song of what was quite a night. Unfortunately I lost her a month ago. But what memories.
So sorry for your loss.God bless you sir.
Sorry for your loss dude.
Sorry for your loss . I was there too
Sorry for your loss. Hope this song gives you some solace mate.
How sad. Enjoy all love memories with her.
That solo from the Edge, absolutely legendary.
Calm during his solo? He is tearing his heart out during that solo performance
Ac ording to the in U2 by U2 he was going thru a divorce. He was hurt. They found their way back thru their friendship and their music.
@@AtomicPeace mention that it's Edge who was going through divorce.
Definitely Maybe
Il cuore non lo so ma la chitarra la stava strappando sicuramente per fare uscire i suoni che diceva lui....
Edge is a guitar playing god.
harpal kallah He is a golden god. Yes he is.
The Pinnacle of U2, the creativity during this era was staggering, as was Bonos vocal range . I wish I would have been old enough to see the Zoo Tour, I was 17 when I saw Popmart in leeds. U2 may not always get it right but when they do they are untouchable. Absolutely unique band who have always dared to push boundries.
I'm from Leeds but was just too young to see Popmart, I was 14 and only got into them after Sweetest Thing in 98 then i found out they played 3 miles from my house the year before. I used to go to Roundhay Park and imagine it. If i had a time machine is either go back to the ZooTV Sydney or Popmart Mexico. I did however see U2 in Sydney kn the 360 tour......
@mikeneilson3722 The bootleg of the Leeds concert is actually here on TH-cam, if you haven't already seen it. So there you can imagine you actually went to that concert!
The world needs a U2 concert right now
Yes
Agreed 💯💯
hey, good news...
Get to the Sphere if you possibly can before they finish there on March 2nd, and you will never regret it.
At sphere last night same songs 😢
I first saw this 30 odd years ago and remember crying at the guitar solo. Now as a 61 year old I have ,once again . had tears streaming down my cheeks. Best emotional moment in music history. stunning !!!!!!!!!
Seeing this live finally at the Sphere was nothing short of incredible! Waited so long and it was completely worth it.
OK, here are a few interesting observations (mine): (1) In this video excerpt, we see a 31-year-old man seeming far more mature than that age might imply. But when we see the same man sing these songs at the Sphere at age 63, we may marvel at the still-vigorous delivery that he continues to give out. As a young man, he seemed older in some aspects. As an aging gentleman, he sometimes seems younger (not always, but in many moments, yes). He truly transcends time. Let's keep loving him (and in the process, finding ourselves) at concerts etc. in person while we have the chances! (2) (I've only been referring to Bono so far! Edge obviously gives us incredible guitar work here, unmatched anywhere by anyone). (3) Final point: Bringing out Elvis so eloquently is soul-stirring to the max! I doubt that anyone else in the world can do it as Bono can!!! His everlasting respect for Elvis is incredible to witness. (Yes, assisted by Edge plus Larry and Adam, I assume, to the point of perfection).
30 years and hundreds of concerts later,this is still the best I have ever seen😊
Edge is the best guitarist in the history of music, he is a God of Guitar
😆😆😆😆😆
Indeed. His creations are mesmerizing.
Good guitarist no doubt, but "Best of all time" is stretching it a bit, I think
Not even close. I think he is a master sound engineer ahead of being a guitarist. He doesn't have great technical proficiency with the instrument, but the colours, feelings and soundscapes he creates are what sets him apart from the rest.
@@CordeauxGagree not a great as gilmour but awesome ina different way
I would give up my life, to had been part of that concert.
Agreed. I long for it all the time.
That guitar solo is mind blowing!!!
That young lady, like so many who have in the past danced with Bono on stage, probably still cherishes that moment in her old age.
Old age?? 🤣🤣She's probably only in her 40s now.
@@RS54321 Ok, the concert was 93? She was probably 20 at the time. That was 30 years ago.....hard to believe that time flies. She's in her early 50s and probably still cherishes that moment. That's what meant by "old age".
@@artlover1477 Even if she's early 50s now, this is far from 'old age.'
Best U2 concert ever. Nov. 27th 1993 Sydney, Australia.
A million times better than the recorded version
Nowadays people don't have a grip on what Album even means to them its just buncha songs put togather but it's much more then that, its a story an ark being told using instruments and lyrics.
He's Elvis. But with more talent. The showman. And then there's The Edge.
This time...this show. At their peak IMO. Every other rock act around struggled to copy or top this iconic set.
U2 in their finest hour!
That folks is a guitar crying, The Edge is magical, U2, especially in the 90's were so ********* good, i was a kid then but i got to see Popmart, another magical tour.
The voice, sound, visuals, atmosphere from this gig have never been matched since imo, absolutely unreal performance from U2 at the height of their powers
How can i agree with a vile fan
Bono's stage presence in the 90s and 2000's was something else.
Bono sung his heart out near the end of Love is Blindness.
Greatest singer in Rock history
This is their best Concert
This might be the best solo of all time in terms of pure emotion
Agreed
Almost 30 years! And this still is and will forever be the best and greatest Tour in music history! ZooTV!
Agree totally
Amen
Agree 100%
This is culturally iconic! What a moment ! The band and the film crew really captured "lighting in a bottle" here. And i love the girl at end. The fact that we really dont see her that much....except that moment with her beautiful green eyes ....wow.... its like poetry
One of the best & most underrated guitar solos of all time.
It's very highly rated by many many many people!
Damn the edge really makes that gibbo scream in the solo.
omg Edge, what can we say about that solo!!!
He is so calm playing his solo and we are all blowing our minds!
One of the most amazing, creative and emotional music/concert experiences of my life. U2 were a phenomenon at this point and probably one of the last music groups to have such a profound influence on society. So grateful for their consciousness and creativity.
My mum and dad have seen queen and Michael Jackson but they said nothing beat this vrey tour
I'm in love this twisted music is what took U2 from great to Beatles-like legend.
They should play these kind of songs (Love is blindness, Acrobat... etc) way more often these days. They'd gain much more respect as well.
I agree. They got so much variety in their catalog
Couldn't agree more dude👍
We need more Achtung Baby, Zooropa and pop in the Setlist
They're playing the whole Achtung Baby album at The Sphere.
The sheer brilliance of Achtung Baby - what a breakthrough in the art of U2. Great great song
Will never forget this concert. It has never been beaten. I will never forgot how the guitar solo from love is blindness filled the stadium. I have never experienced anything like that at any concert since. U2 thank you.
Love or hate U2, you will NEVER be able to deny the raw emotion that poured out of the Edge during that solo.
Ese solo de guitarra es.. inconmensurable...Edge...
So it's official, Zoo TV is one of the most, if not the most important tour staged in history by one of the greatest bands of all time in history.
There was an important rehearsal for this filmed show the previous night but Adam Clayton was a near alcoholic at the time, went missing and never turned up.
This show is amazing. U2 were such a brave, innovative and great band back then.
The others were incredibly pissed at him and allegedly almost sacked him. But to Adam's credit, after this tour, he got sober, and the band continued.
Adam hadn’t had a drop of alcohol since
Totally broken by the closing of that guitar solo. When he ramps up the tension and starts getting into those wailing high notes I can barely fight back the tears.
I feel so blessed to have been in the stadium for this concert.. the magic from that night still lives with me..
great......what stadium in Sydney??
zoo tv change my life ever..thanks u2..love from portugal best band 4 ever
Mudou a minha tambem :)
Nuno Emanuel
sem duvida amigo desde aquele dia 15 maio 1993 antigo estadio jose de alvalade a vida mudou sempre u2 com amor de setubal,abraco
Eu também lá estive em Alvalade!
Melhor concerto de sempre!
ZooTv Tour foi o melhor Tour dos U2 de Sempre! - Nem os U2 voltaram a ser os mesmos!
+Luis Filipe Janeira sem duvida amigo nunca mais mas mesmo nunca,,sinto uma tristeza tao grande que choro por isso,,e verdade eu apenas naquela altura com 14 anitos a ver u2,,mudou a minha vida sempre,,ainda hoje assim o sera,,ganda abraco e u2 sempre ate morrer
Eu estive lá, Alvalade velhinho. Estive nos lanceiros 2 em Belém até março 93 e voltei a Lisboa para assistir ao meu primeiro concerto dos U2. Aqueles momentos nunca mais vão sair da minha memória.
I was at this concert in uk on this tour, this song send chills through me even now, I watch it and have it on my ipod, this is U2 at their peak, the whole concert is awesome, no band has even been close.
Darren Shaw Bono owned the stage on this tour.
Queen? Pink Floyd? U2 is amazing and all time legends, no doubt, but there are other legendary live acts as well...
Saurabh Chatterjee you haven’t experienced all these in person, different when you’re physically there
Yip was there celtic park parkhead Glasgow.
So true .. who is the cure ,simple minds , Coldplay, the killers …
3:16 Edge!!! He did it again!!!
The Edge killed that guitar solo!
one of the best version of 'can't help falling in love'
A perfect voice for this song! That was divine!
I'll say better than Elvis
U2 in 90' era - thanks, masters. Thanks.
3.21 Greatest guitar solo ever. He’s the hero❤️❤️❤️
Why does this song make me happy when it's actually so damn depressing? God I love U2, and God of course xD
Simply a masterpiece.
This is U2 at their very best.
Such a gentleman how he holds her hand and helps her down. Bono!!
3:17 best solo guitar since music was invented
one of the most important bands in history
This was U2 when they truly were the greatest, will never see their like again unfortunately. Epic!!!
What band out there comes close? Nobody man, nobody.
Chris Cornell comes kinda close. Can't beat U2 though.
Ash Ketchum does he fuck.
This was a special time achtung then zoo.. In ovation as well as communication. The new media an all that jazz
Vincent Anderson sure but if you look at the records Cornell is pretty much as good an artist as Bono.
I seen U2 in concert no other band can reach there awesome
+Ash Silver you want to have a word with yourself mate
Zoo and pop their greatest moments
As great as "40" is as a closer, Love Is Blindness into Can't Help Falling In Love is unquestionably (IMHO) the best show closer of any U2 concert.
This has to be the best moment in Pop/Rock music EVER. Love it since i was a little kid and i watched it for the first time on tv.
I was 14 when this came out and I was always super jealous of this girl lol.
Cas, I could really give a "f" if the girls were "staged". Bono always seems so sweet to them and especially in this instance.
Pure perfection from 3:37 onwards. I would give just about anything to be there, in beautiful 1990's Sydney of all cities, seeing U2 at their greatest.
should have been the album version......simply emotionally amazing, magic
BONO S VOICE IS BEAUTIFUL
Да , это фантастика❤! Очень круто!❤ почему то хочется плакать под эту песню😢
El mejor solo de the edge...nunca escuché otro mejor e incluso igual de la misma cancion
I always LOVED this ending...
Love is not blind ,it is the pinnacle between lovers it surveils all it sees and stands aloft to touch everything.
Only Streets reaches this level of goosebumps.
I think it doesn't get much better than this ... outstanding performance of the whole band, especially The Edge 🥰🙏
This song is why the greatest guitarists in the world call Edge a sonic architect.
Una de las canciones más tristes y hermosas de U2.El solo de The Edge bestial!!!
One of my absolute favorites among U2 songs, particularly this live version. There's so much passion in the guitar, and I wish I had been in that woman's shoes...
I don’t Care what they say, to me Edge is the greatest guitarplayer ever. It is not about technical ability but about the moods you create with the instrument
Jeepers, still goose bumbs after some 28 years of listening to this (didn't quite make it to the tour itself which makes this live video all the more intriguing)!
Larry is perfect here too. He elevates where edge does but then right back to that solid beat. Adam bass sets the brooding undertone here.
Epic solo By The Edge, with The best bass and drums in the business behind Him.
The way the wind blows during can’t help falling in love is so awesome
One of the best U2 songs...especially in concert. Edge's guitar solo is like it is speaking to you. Amazing..Happy 50th Bono.
Best albums of all Time; Violator, Achtung Baby, The fat Of The Land!
Adam was back, they give it all because it was in actually goodbye concert. They didnt know if Adam could go on... But...he did ❤️
a magical performance for sure.......the guitar solo isn't really a solo...its like a painting of the center of a storm of poseidon fury....you can see the sleet......blowing sideways...in a haze almost fluorescent....and at 3:42....the stars are even blinking....this is nothing short of pure magic....the only kind....and when the edge played on.......he truly made the universe dance....a brilliant masterpiece.
I never tire of listening to this song.
Zoo TV. The peak of any concert in history.