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How do I come on to watch a song or two and it turns into hours?! Sending some California love your way! Thank you for always making me smile, and reliving these songs through the eyes of first time listeners has been so fun! Love it! Keep 'em coming!
I introduced my parents to them and we've been sitting here for at least 3 hours randomly watching videos.
I'm just as guilty! I end up watching for hours!!
It’s my not-so-guilty pleasure ♥️Love these beautiful young men! Their ⭐️parents did right by them
@@kikidkmanutd LOL
Truth! Even my 68 year old mom knew about them when I told her about the channel
If you want to hear more from U2, listen to "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For." Powerful!
The live version from Rattle and Hum, with the gospel choir, is AMAZING!
Here it is!! Awesome song!
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ANYTHING by U2! Love them.
THe version with the Harlem choir!
I hear that song at the grocery store sometimes and then giggle to myself
You need to hear it live. With 70 thousand people going nuts and jumping up and down to the beat and singing at the top of their lungs. You need to feel the heat of the stage lights hitting you as the intro switches to the faster beat. It’s magic. It’s unforgettable. It’s where the U2 magic happens.
if you really wanna feel some emotions, watch U2's Super Bowl performance in 2002 when they play this and all the names of the victims of 9/11 play behind them.
^^ THIS. I remember watching that performance and being blown away. It was the moment I became a U2 fan.
Their Slane Castle performance is amazing as well
David Edwards - that Slane performance is the best ever of Streets. Just the swell of emotions from the band playing the biggest show of their lives a few days after Bono buried his father.
I was at that Slane gig, amazing day as Jason McAteer scored the winner against Holland and 80,000 people going nuts no matter where they were from in the world
I liked the Boston performance better, might have to do with how the director captured it but I thought it was amazing
Pride....What I'm Looking For...
Joshua Tree is one of the BEST albulms 🔥🔥🔥....The Streets Have No Name. In Northern Ireland Catholics and Protestants could be indetified by the name of the street they lived on.
Yes!
Agreed. One of the best albums ever!
I did not know that about the streets. I never really understood fully this song🥴
Pride was the first song that hooked me on U2.
It's not just religion, it's an indicator of class and wealth too, true of many cities in the world
Guys you need to listen to “With or Without you” by U2. One of their greatest songs ever.
There are so many good ones between Boy and Pop. Heartland from Rattle and Hum. Desire. Angel of Harlem. In God's Country. Bad. A Sort of Homecoming. Surrender from War. Please from Pop. Stay from Zooropa. One from Achtung Baby. U2 owned the 80s and 90s. A lot of bands have owned a decade. I can't think of any others (maybe Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd) who owned more than one.
@@bminturn BAD! UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD! ONE TREE HILL!
Still haven't found what I'm looking for is a gospel song!! Blew my mind when I learned that
@@bminturn you forgot Fleetwood Mac ❤
Yes!!! Love this!! My favourite U2 song!! I saw them live in 2004 and again in 2019 ❤️
By chance, I watched your reaction to “Jolene” and now three ...hours... later... still watching all your reactions. Love the 2 of you, you make me happy and make me smile. I’ve subscribed and looking forward to more reactions!
Same.
Same......LOL
Pretty sure that’s how we all started. 😊 Hearing music we all love but for the first time through their eyes is fantastic!
Same, but on day two!
First reaction I listened to- “Jolene.”
The Joshua Tree is one of the best albums ever made. Also, listen to U2’s “Pride (In The Name of Love)”...always a show stopper at their concerts.
Also my suggestion as well - it has references to Jesus, Jonah, and MLK, Jr. - Bono is an incredible lyricist and vocalist with amazing faith.
Not one bad song on it, that is so rare.
AND unforgettable fire - those strings! - way ahead of their time
AMEN to "Pride (In The Name of Love)"! I would pay good money to see these men listen to that song for the first time.
Oh man, the thing about recommending U2 is that those same four guys have been three or four completely different bands, and they are all. world. class.
I am a 67 year old woman and I am so delighted to watch you sweet boys get into this wonderful music. Keep it up sweeties
Me too, over here in Ireland. Love seeing this music we loved getting an outing to new ears! 💚🇮🇪☘️
That's right, U2 ROCKS in every nation and every culture.
Mee to over here in FRANCE 🇫🇷 love seeing you 👍👍
59. right there with ya
23 year old here blessed with a mum who has great music taste. 100% agree, music like this is godsend. ♥️
Bono’s voice is unmistakable. But it’s The Edge’s chiming guitar that makes it for me. I guess the combination. Still a great song, 36 years old. It’s so stirring.
Edge is an expert in harmonics
Song is 33 years old
Love how they say they have respect for the biggest and most successful rock band in the world.
Larry Mullen is a top drummer
So many shit on the Edge for no reason. He's not the fastest, but he's very original. One of very few guitarists i can instantly recognize.
I like that these kids actually have the patience to “wait for the good part” to come. A lot of kids today can’t handle long intros into a song.
That's exactly what I was thinking
I'd love to see them react to Shine On You Crazy. diamond, hehehe
Andy Farmer such an amazing song. Such an amazing album!
Imagine them watching them watch 2001: A Space Odyssey 😆
Most kids won't try to listen to anything new. My kid waa raised on rock n roll. Love this!
Something special happens when they play this song live. Audiences really respond. U2 live is an unbelievable experience.
I'm agnostic leaning towards atheist, and every time I've been to a U2 show and seen them play Streets, I have had a no-shit religious experience. Bono has said that playing it is like God walking through the room, and he's not kidding.
Absolutely. Seen them 3 times in concert. Totally agree, live wow, they give an amazing show every single time
i can imagine. saw there concert documentary in a theater as a teen, wild
love to live
Not the biggest U2 fan in the world, but I've seen them live and agree 100% ..... the crowd just go into overdrive for this one.
Yes, I was lucky to see them twice in concert. I loved how the entire crowd walked out singing the refrain to "Pride (In the Name of Love) "o oo o o oo o, o oo o
Their best known album is called “The Joshua Tree.” It is nothing short of amazing! Pretty much anything from that album will knock your socks off.
Yes. Especially Bullet the Blue Sky, Running to Stand Still and the absolutely slept on Exit
The Unforgettable Fire is their peak artistic achievement, in my honest opinion. However, The Joshua Tree was their breakout commercial success in the US. The goth/punk/emo kids in my high school had been listening to U2 forever, and I remember our horror when all the preppies and jocks suddenly jumped on the bandwagon.
Bullet The Blue Sky one of my faves. 😍
Agreed. Their best for sure. Was definitely part of the sound track of Generation X
It is a virtuoso performance by this great band!
Boys, my 84 year old mom loved the song "I still haven't found what I'm looking for" by U2. You need to listen to that. Listen to the live version. It's incredible.
Yes! I just requested the same!! Love it!!
I'm in thanks
And WITH OR WITHOUT YOU or IN THE NAME OF LOVE.☺💙🎶
The version the band did with the choir at the church was amazing!!
Live u2 is so very much better. I've seen them 3 times in concert and it was amazing.
"Never heard of U2 in my life." Wow, way to make me feel old.
Imagine being Irish and meeting someone who has never heard of U2. Mind is blown.
Yep... Gosh... Never heard of U2... Different world/time to mine
I know, right?
Music is timeless age is state of mentality as well as physical state your never too old to be young x
@@ostrobogulousgaming 'you're never too old to be young' - never a truer thing wss said. Needs to be on a t-shirt.
I’m listening to music that I would never listen to as a young girl,I’m 71 thank you for showing me what I’ve been missing ❤️
Toni green hi Toni! That's so cool. The magic of music - there is always something to discover.
That is so sweet
You may #ELYSIAN FIELD
BAYONNE
OR.#HARDOUS HARDING
THE BARREL
Wow very nice to hear, Ive been a long time fan, you will not be disappointed with their back catalog of albums to discover. I encourage you to do so ✌️
Hello my Queen! 💪💪
Music from the heart and soul touches us all!
And just like that the pipe organ is now forever called the "church piano"
😂😂 just what I though!
Right? Love it.
I find it interesting that they have been to church. Thank God someone goes. God Bless you both
I loved that comment, they are such a breath of fresh air.
😄
The twins dropping bangers back to back to back. Never falling off.🔥🔥🔥
🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Still missing Keane 'Somewhere Only We Know'.....
U2 "Pride in the Name of Love" is a MUST. Especially in the current social environment.
"Church pianos!" You guys are adorable.
WTF
and U2 has church background
This song is incredible live - it gets an entire stadium full of people jumping up & down in unison.
You have to watch them live, they work really hard to make each concert the best it can be. The stage sets for the ‘Achtung Baby’ and ‘Pop’ tours are legendary.
So many fantastic songs from them over the years.
So true! The live version from Sydney in 1993 must be the greatest live music moment ever.
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@@JA-qs1ug no
@@trr9230 both great
"Sunday Bloody Sunday" would have been my personal U2 choice! It's so good.
For sure!
Oh yes!
Yes for sure...please
Definitely. I’m a big fan of 80’s alt, college rock and I like most of the U2 stuff from the 80’s I’ve heard. 90’s U2 has a few songs I like but idk I feel like 90’s is when U2 went from cool to cringe.
Or Gloria
Never heard of U2!? I almost passed out!
They're kind of like Queen in that people think they don't know then then they start listening and they're like, oh yeah I know that song..oh I know that one too. They probably know way more songs than they think they do.
Whaaaaattttttt?????,
Whaaaaaaatttt?
Same!
Hahaha... 😁😁😁😁
I love these guys. They have such a wide appreciation for so many genres of music and show their open mindedness with every song. More, more!!
I adore this song. My lovely Dad would play it for me when I was a child. I love how the music builds up...and then it becomes so powerful! It feels like a journey. Just wonderful.
“PRIDE “ ( In the name of love) is a song by this band about the assassination of MLK. They would not book a gig in the state of Arizona until they claimed the birthday of MLK a state holiday. Arizona at the time was a state that never recognized this legal holiday for MLK. And this band sells out stadiums globally! U2 is one of my favorite bands since the 80’s. They are humanitarian’s and give lots of $$$$ to all different charities. The lead singer BONO founded RED . A charity to raise money for HIV/ AIDS . One of the best and biggest bands in the world! From Ireland .
Yes . They need to see the actual videos
Bono is nothing more than a virtue signaling elitist leftist who thinks he is smarter than everybody else (except an even more effete elitist, Jeffrey Sachs) and flies on private jets while telling the rest of us to do without fossil fuel. U2 concerts are monotonous and boring. Arizona wasn't missing anything. The records are far superior to the concerts (and a far better value).
Yeeessssss!!!!!!!
Brittany Williams www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/bono
Maybe before blasting a celebrity, look at what and where they’ve donated. Also, maybe know the entire story and not jump to conclusions because it just shows your ignorance. Most celebrities are wealthy and some are greedy and some are very modest and U2 , one of the most modest bands of the 1980’s. And almost all rich , dodge taxes and pay less.
You’re ally need to LOOK AT THE WHOLE PICTURE AND NOT A SMALL PART!!!
Also the biggest tax dodger
There is nothing like Bono’s voice. Try Sunday Bloody Sunday or One. Or one featuring Mary J blige, I know you guys loved her
Plz listen to fleetwood Mack, especially the album rumors
This song I believe is about africa not sure tho
Terry Birch I thought it was about Ireland. In Ireland you can can tell if someone is rich or poor or what religion they are by their street name
Sunday Bloody Sunday always gave me goosebumps
@@deebancroft3141 I knew it was about some place just couldn't remember where,the song I'm thinking about might be bloody sunday not sure on that either somebody help me out
This is the BEST BAND IN THE World! When you hear this live, you know God.... you reach perfection! Thank you guys for the respect and time! I hope you get to see them live one day! It will change your life!! DUBLIN 4evr!!!
I always say seeing U2 live is like going to church!
Their live shows are amazing! I’m seeing them at The Sphere is Vegas in 2 weeks! Cannot wait!!
You should listen to the song “When love comes to town” by U2 with B.B. King. It’s off the hook!!!
This this this this this this!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes
Just had Rattle & Hum spinning tonight.
GRRREAT SONG!
I forgot how much I used to love that song, thanks for reminding me! That songs kills!!
Have y’all looked into The Clash? “London calling”, “Spanish bombs”, “train in vain” all great songs. Additionally the Sex Pistols are phenomenal “anarchy in the UK” Is a classic.
Yes! The Clash!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
The Clash for sure! Or the Damned “ new rose” or anything by the pogues. I’d love to see reactions to The Smiths too or Depeche Mode
To truly appreciate these and others, do you think they know to know abit about the time? Miners strikes, football riots, 3 day week etc? Would it be like listening to nineteen and not know of the Vietnam war.
@@chloecrockett6830 Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode!
'God Save The Queen' 🤙🤙
had this album (The Joshua Tree) back in the day. outstanding album! one of the few albums i listened to where i loved every song in it. the first four songs in this album are phenomenal!
No album they did afterwards matched Joshua Tree.
Me too. In 1987. Love it since then 33 year ago. Bone have one of the most powerful voice in rock. The edge Awesome guitar , Adam great bass and Larry fantastic drum. They our the best.
SN I thought Achtung Baby was better,tbh. And the ZooTv tour was the best tour they’ve done.
Barry Obama Achtung was great but hearing this song played in a stadium was pretty unreal.
Yes, I agree. I bought this album when it came out in the summer of 1987 and I like nearly every song on it. That's a rare thing indeed. It is a superb album. Although Achtung Baby runs it very, very close indeed.
Ladies and gentlemen, THE EDGE! His riffs in countless U2 songs just pull me right in. ❤️
I still remember my own first reaction to this song. I was getting dressed for school, my senior year of high school in March of 1987. I was immediately entranced. I was already a U2 fan at the time, and they were still considered an alternative band, not usually played on Top 40 radio. As it faded out all I could think was "Holy crap, this is gonna be HUGE.". That album changed the face of music forever. It's cool watching a whole new generation hear it for the first time. Mad respect, gentlemen.
"One." One of the best songs of all time, both rhythmically and lyrically.
Mary J. Blige did a cover, with Bono's help, that is just incredible!
@@mistuhgee The original is infinitely better.
kite is for me one of their best songs ever !!!
The Joshua Tree as a whole could be a great listening experience. But after hearing this I’d like to see your reaction to their song Bullet The Blue Sky or Exit - both also on Joshua Tree.
Absouluty
I was 19 when The Joshua Tree album came out. It blew my mind then, and it still moves me now. I'm just amazed at watching 2 younger guys discovering this song for the first time, and being moved by it as well. This is what is great about good music....it's timeless.
Imagine hearing this for the first time. Epic. That was me in 1985
Joshua Tree was released in ‘87
@@pcarlini2611 well it cant be true cus i heard it in 1975
And me....in 1987 😁😎👍
The band that was my comparison in my youth in the 1980ies - the best time of my life. And the best band ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@mrmichael1764 no way in heck you heard it in 1975! U2 weren't even formed then! The Joshua Tree came out in 1987!!! 🙄🙄
This is a song for a stadium. It starts off fairly dark but they bring on the floodlights fairly early on and the crowd goes wild.
Should’ve watched the video of them playing on the rooftop in LA. That was EPIC!!
truly
I love that video
Yes that is what I was totally thinking while watching them. The video is the best! I bet there would have been a bigger reaction from them both I'm sure.
That's what I was gonna say
I was there in LA when they shot tha video. Had to play hooky from High School!
@@evareyesnkings that's awesome. I would have played hooky right along with you if I could have 🙂
One of my favorite bands ever!
"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" or "Sunday Bloody Sunday" are favorites from them. 🥰
Kite
From here on out I will forever call the organ a “church piano.” ❤️
Y’all are too cute. Look for the song One by U2. Then do the duet version with U2 and Mary J. Blige.
One is my all time fav
Yes one of the best versions ever with Mary J
They should check out My life by Mary J. Blige
Love watching these guys. They make me smile..and now a days we need more☺
Classic!
Singers really had good voices in those days, their voice WAS their musical instrument. Thanks boys for taking us back in time. Love from Europe.
This is not an easy song to sing - particularly in the register that he's able to maintain throughout.
U2 - "With or without you" - Check it out. Or like another cat said, "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". All 3 come from their legendary Joshua Tree album
And I still think you should react to Stevie's "Living for the city". Peace
Yes, "Living in the City"...or "I Wish". Heard it yesterday, had forgotten how great it is.
@@dloughy Oh, I Wish is a great one. Isn't She Lovely, My Cheri Amore, I Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer, You Are The Sunshine Of My Life...so, so many masterpieces from Stevie. He's been my favorite from the moment I first heard his voice.
John Anthony Yes, he’s an absolutely amazing artist. National treasure!
And to your list of U2 songs, I would add “One”. I liked their music but wasn’t a really big fan until I saw them live. Wow!
@@dloughy Just reading the title of their song One gave me goosebumps. An amazing song indeed. And I was blessed enough to see them perform live as well at the Oakland Coliseum in '86 or '87.
This is crazy, but two hours after I posted this I was listening to the local classic rock station, and they did a U2 block. The first song they played was “one”, followed by “with or without you”. 😊
U2: "The Joshua Tree" was a landmark album when it debuted. To this day, it's one of my top 50 albums of all time. Listen to the rest of the album. You won't regret it, my friends. Peace.
It is one of the perfect albums. Although it is great how we can have instant music and pull up what we want there is something to be mourned in losing albums. Each sing played you wanted to hear again but the next sing was so anticipated that you ended up always listening to the entire album.
Tears For Fears: "Everybody Wants to Rule The World", "Shout", "Head Over Heels"............Depeche Mode: "Enjoy The Silence", "People Are People", "Never Let Me Down Again", "World In My Eyes", "Policy of Truth",
Facts, all of these!
Also, anything by Howard Jones.
You guys might have a lot of fun doing the B-52's Love Shack. I would love to see it. Any INXS as well. You guys are a breath of fresh air. Love your channel.
Love the B-52s - Also Rock Lobster for something really quirky!!
And Roam!!!
Great song to sing & dance to!
I love them, saw them in concert once and they were GREAT!! Tiiiin roof....RUSTED! They should also listen to Mesopotamia #BANGER
They've done inxs
Best era for U2 - lyrics to “Angel of Harlem” are phenomenal. And “Sunday Bloody Sunday”, since it’s about a real event. Goosebumps!
About Billie Holiday. RIP Billie ❤️
I always found mlk to give goosebumps too (And obvs pride...) But that guitar and the singing on Sunday Bloody Sunday - wowsers. Even after all these years!
To wonderful selections. I think that it's so hard to choose just song for this group! For the past few days, I have been humming one of their oldies called 40.
Double vote right there - "Angel of Harlem" and "Sunday Bloody Sunday". They are epic and beautiful and, like all things epic and beautiful, they are standing the test of time. Get into them!
Liz Tew me too! Lol. that’s one of my favorites.
I couldn't imagine living my life without U2! Wtf?! Feel bad for kids nowadays.
I'm a kid nowadays and let me tell you that I can't think of a life without U2 either
I'm doing it. They haven't made a decent record since before these kids were born!
@@FoobsTon I don't agree! Plenty of good songs in the 2000s
@@MrShackleforth
So good they couldn't even give them away for free on itunes.
I paid £16 for Achtung Baby on 1991.... Their high water mark.... I wouldn't even open the curtains if they were playing anything post 2002 in my back garden.
each to their own.
@Deli Yeah...but what about U2?
Honestly have loved U2 since the beginning - watch the video of Where the Streets Have No Names - filmed here in Los Angeles - turned into a free concert. I have gone to 7 U2 concerts and seeing them live is amazing. Bono voice can fill Dodger Stadium. Listen to BAD, Sunday Bloody Sunday and Beautiful Day - they are socially aware - LOVE
They shut several streets down, by singing from the rooftop.. that was EPIC!! Definitely watch that vid guys!! th-cam.com/video/GzZWSrr5wFI/w-d-xo.html
U2- "With or Without You" , "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" & "Beautiful Day"
I cannot believe no one has suggested U2’s “With or Without You” yet! Epic. But you really can’t go wrong with all of the other U2 suggestions, either. ☘️
I’m a huge U2 fan but that my least favourite song. Overplayed. Bad or city of blinding lights.
Christine W. I’m a U2 fan and it’s my favorite song of theirs and that’s saying a lot. Being overplayed doesn’t make a song bad, it just makes it popular and in this case it’s for a very good reason.
@@melanie7071 my favourite as well
I requested it awhile ago!! They never did it!!😭😭
I didn’t say it was bad. I want them to review bad or city of blinding lights! Calm yourself nothing U2 has put out merits “bad”
“Joshua Tree” is unbelievable...check out “Pride-In the Name of Love “ about MLK; “Bullet the Blue Sky about war...
"Pride" is off of The Unforgettable Fire, not The Joshua Tree, but yes great track.
Bullet the blue sky!!!
Chill inducing!!
In God’s Country and Red Hill Mining Town are some of my favorite U2 deep cuts
One Tree Hill - the sound swirls in your headphones like no other album
Also check their live video concert of “Shake, Rattle and Hum” - glorious homage to arc of jazz, rock music
"Never heard of U2 in my life"....how is it possible?
I can't live without them in my life. I've seen them live a lot of time and that song, each time they play it live, it's just a communion between all the fans who are at the concert. You're lifted by it.
Love this video and this song! U2 were huge in the 80's. They are Irish.
Good choice for a first U2 song.
hmm, No wonder I love them.
They’re still the biggest band in the world
still
huge
You need to listen to U2's songs With or without you and MLK. They will blow your mind. Their earlier music, specifically the WAR album drew a lot of inspiration from the Civil Rights movement in the US. They are Irish and the country of Northern Ireland has a dark history of oppression against the Irish Catholics. Their song Bloody Sunday is their reaction/response to attacks towards Catholic protestors fighting for their freedom from England. ☘️
As an Irish woman, and a Catholic, i can say you are absolutely correct. ☘
Yes! Here’s the link to Pride! th-cam.com/video/IsJOkVwdaQQ/w-d-xo.html
Yes of course the Irish catholics are prejudiced against in NI - I don't think!
MLK...ohmylordy! Just phenomenal!!!!
Please listen to U2 “Sunday Bloody Sunday” from the album ‘Under A Blood Red Sky’ live at Slade Castle. Cheers!
Live from red rocks
"DESIRE" by U2 is an UNDERRATED CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!!!,,,,,,,,you guys have GREAT reactions to every video!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes!
My favorite too.
Yesssss
Yasssss!! Desire is AMAZING!!!
“Don’t you forget about me” by Simple Minds would be a good one.
That's an Amazing song. ^^
Definitely one of the best songs of that era. Great choice!
Agreed
U2..angels of harlem
Love that song ✌️❤️
Now...U2....”With or Without You”
Yes! And “still haven’t found what I’m looking for!”
Kimberlini Bambini Great song!
Thinking they need to listen to "Solsbury Hill" by Peter Gabriel. When he sings, 'you can keep my things, they've come to take me home.' I get such the feels every time.
👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Nothing better than seeing this performed live. Sends chills down my spine. So great!
Pick any song from the Joshua Tree album, you will still be amazed. Note: this band can sell out a stadium tomorrow if they wanted to. 🎟📀🎸🎵❤
You should react to their duet with Mary J. Blige, “One.” Her voice, with Bono’s, is amazing.
Definitely it's a brilliant duet
I looove this version. The live video of it at.. I think it's the Grammy Awards.. MJB is just everything.
Yes! The original was solid fire on its own, but that duet with Mary J Blige?! She just added that extra snap to it and made it *kisses fingers*
Yes, that 4 votes for Mary J Blige duet with U2 singing "One". Its mad.
Best song EVER!!
Takes me back to the first time I heard U2 and was mesmerized. Music.
God I’m old how do you not know U2!!! Listen to ‘With or Without You’ my husband and my 1st song - been together 33 years married 30!!
Young MC “Bust A Move”
For alot of people who were teenagers in the 80's, U2 is a PREMO band. BANGER. Try 'Pride' which is about MLK.
A lot more than Dr. King is represented in this song. One man betrayed with a kiss represents Jesus who was betrayed by Judah. One man washed on an empty Beach represents soldiers who were facing battle coming from boats who never made it ashore alive. "One man caught on a barbed wire fence" represents the men who did make it ashore yet did not complete the mission as they were killed while caught up in Traps aligning those Beaches. Also could interpret slaves who tried to escape and never got away. His continuous chorus is questioning God, asking him why it keeps happening. "One more in the name of Love. "What??? More in the name of Love." Again refer to the word "Love" as God.
Yes! Pride (In the Name of Love)... 🐐
The song that made me a U2 fan! Glad to see you guys loved it! Check out the rest of that album if you haven't already, it's a classic.
I have seen this band in concert many times. There performance is so heart felt . I LOVE that you have the open mind of music and that you have the appreciation of all the instruments. U2 is very controversial when it comes politics and there country , as they expose thru there music when they first started. Thank you for recognizing .
Thanks a bunch boys playing all these theme songs to my 54 years of life lol lots love 💕 from Australia 🇦🇺
The same for me. Just want to watch a few and then I can't stop watching :-)
@@catforce793 ha same Cat Force lol I'm obsessed so much fun, such pure young souls xxx
Me too! Dropped by for one... stayed for the rest! 🇳🇿
I love watching people discover music - even more so when it's music I grew up with. This one, in particular, took me back to every U2 concert I saw. *happy sigh*
58 for me ... Enjoy these classic especially when they get off into early U2... that's some great time in my twenties Atlanta GA front stage in these concerts
I loooove their song from a Batman movie, "Hold Me, Kiss Me, Thrill Me, Kill Me". Banger with solid rock.
That song is so underrated!
You mean Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me?
Richard Wild Yep. 😀
"Still haven't found what I'm looking for" - best ever U2!! Please catch up with it, gentlemen!!
U2 is brilliant. They have a incredible backstory. Pavarotti the Opera singer convinced them to perform with him. Look up that performance. It's beautiful. Two music genres combining.
You both are such a joy to spend time with enjoying this 💕
US is great. You should try their song "Pride (In The Name of Love)" about Martin Luther King Jr.
That song is my favorite from U2. Gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I hear it.
Make sure to watch the actual music video too. They sang it on the roof of a building in Los Angeles.
Yes! Definitely listen to that!
Definitely check this one out!
Funny thing the cops and crowd were real. The local radio station broadcasted that u2 would be filming a video and the cops werent faking telling them to vacate from the rooftop while filming the video. 1000's of fans showed up and its shown in the video.
Army veteran 72 My husband was there, and it’s documented in a book about MTV. LAPD cut power but U2 had a spare generator and kept going. Watch it guys!
Steph M. KLOS
I remember that day!
Yep 💯❤❤❤
Yes, you should watch the video they filmed in downtown LA - they caused chaos.
I love the way you both feeling these, I’m feeling your joy...
Get to know this band, the lyrics they write, they are full of meaning. God , I love them. And the greatest guitar player! You dudes rock! I enjoy watching you!!!
It blows my mind when people say they have never heard of U2. They are up there with all the greats, at one stage were the biggest selling band in the world and had the biggest selling concert in history.
Still has one of the greatest opening to a song I've ever heard. Listen to "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" after this. Absolute masterpiece. Awesome job, y'all!
This album is their masterpiece. One of the greatest rock albums ever.
So much of my history with that song, dark and in link with my life. I remember crying to this song, feeling lost often where the streets have no name. One gets lost in a city with streets have no name.
Watch their amazing concert film The Joshua Tree...U2 was HUGE, THE BAND in the 80's/90's, awesome live. Listen next to "It's A Beautiful Day" by them.
Listen to “Bad” at Live Aid. Early Bono back when he was great
Their magnum opus
He is still great
Brilliant..
The thing with "Bad" is that it's way too long and out there for today's kids. Their attention span is short. One of the twins just told you the organ intro to 'Streets Have No Name' took a long time. We nearly lost him.
Promenade, Bad, Unforgettable Fire, A Sort of Homecoming
Ahhhhh, this song! This song, this CD is perfection and a masterpiece!
Love your genuine love for music, artists, instruments, another day off and no housework done, you are compelling viewing
I'm astonished that you have never heard of U2....they have influenced a lot of today's artists. I'm so glad you are experiencing them now. They are timeless.
Hello Jennifer Brown!! You should just be happy that they finally have come across them!!! You know they were b4 there time!! Instead of being astonished that they never heard of them b4; you ever heard of the phrase "better late than never??"
Let's remember - there's really no FM radio and no MTV anymore. Both were U2 heavy at least 20 years before these guys were born.
Sirius isn't likely to play U2 on every channel..
I love that people are suggesting and they are trying out music they actually have never heard before.
You can tell how great it is by how many copycat "reaction videos" are popping up with younger adults (and teens) discovering Classic Rock and Singer Songwriters of the 90s and before.
I love it!!!
It's called cultural heritage. They'll literally be country singers and irish folk singers who will have sold millions of records. Who will have heard of them if they are not part of 'your' mainstream or culture.
@@leebush4053 U2 are worldwide stars & they wrote songs about Martin Luther king etc, they should know.. we know about their culture in Ireland.
This is all-time concert favorite. The crowd goes wild during the buildup because they know what’s coming.
The live version on the FILM Rattle and Hum is stunning. When the band kick it up a gear at the intro, stage lights completely bathe the stadium in intense white light (and the film goes into colour from black and white). In subsequent gigs, it is THAT moment that the crowd are anticipating.
Oh, yeah! The energy at a U2 show is electrifying.
@@dctbass I was at that show! Sun Devil Stadium my Freshman year at Arizona State university- spent 100$ bought 20 tickets for 20 friends at my dorm- yup the tickets were 5$ each!
@@boazbell38 f**k me! $5 each!!??? I think you may just have reached the value for money zenith right there. I am sure you were very popular with the Fortunate Friends who shared the tickets!
@@dctbass all tickets were 5$ each for the two concerts they played at sun devil stadium to finish off the Joshua Tree Tour- they charged so little because they were going to use the footage for the movie and was a way of saying thanks for the fans as well.. seen them live over the years over 30 times.. every concert was epic
My favorite band of all time! Such talent and passion!
You are such wonderful guys. I love how open you are to different artists.
Listen to Simply Red “Holding Back the Years.”
Yes!
Yes!!
They would love this!
Why?
They have listened to 'Holding back the Years' now, check it out. And yes, they liked it!
U2 is one of the most important band of the 80's. They are still active and their shows still sellout in minutes on the web. Some of their other biggest success during that decade:
Sunday bloody sunday
New years day
Bad
One
With or without you
Still haven't found what i'm looking for
Here’s the thing....I first heard this song w my friends on an LP and we literally did this very thing........pausing and commenting...just chillin and listening to good music. Great channel guys.... I’m a fan and keep it up!!!
First of all, you guys are great. Thanks for the good vibes you are putting out into the world. Second, I remember the first time I heard "Streets", back in the spring of '87. Then saw it performed live in the old Meadowlands Arena, NJ. Such a rocker to open a show. U2 on the cover of Time magazine. Music hasn't been the same since. Keep up the great stuff, guys, cheers to all.
I didn't realize I've actually been waiting my whole life for you guys to react to this.....
This album, “Joshua Tree” won a Grammy for best album of the year in the late 80’s. Really a good album. It has stood the test of time. You guys have a great show! Thanks!
That's the best album ever
That's their "Banger Album" as there doesn't seem to be a duff song or any filler on the album.
LOL... "won album of the year" 🤣
Like prizes mean something. GTFO
@@Rodolka yeah, back when the Grammys meant something.
@@sonnyrosedeville9521 too long.. didn't read. Boring.
Plus you are a woman.
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The Joshua Tree is one of the most epic albums ever recorded. I’ve had the privilege of seeing U2 in concert 6 times. Larry, Adam, Edge, and Bono are exceptional musicians.
You guys are great - you got it, so quick. I have been a fan of U2 for about 40 years, seen them live etc - they were the biggest band in the world at one point. It's good you're listening to other music, new types - keep it up!
I remember seeing U2 in concert in the (then called) Skydome here in Toronto when i was in high school, back in the mid-90s, they put on the BEST CONCERT I have EVER seen. They played Sunday Bloody Sunday for the first time live that night in a lotta years, it made me cry. They are just so incredible to hear, goosebumps every time man. Love seeing you do all these amazing reactions to incredible songs! Hugs from Toronto!
"Running to Stand Still" is gorgeous. And "One". Deeply moving. U2 had such a serious, powerful impact on me as a youth.
Running to Stand Still is Beautiful... Painful... And Not Long ENOUGH
One of my favorites
Diane Jacobs My favorite version of “One”is the duet with Mary J Blige
I checked out Mary J Duet... WHOOAAHHH... She is TRULY a Goddess
@@clairekuss221 Just watched her - awesome, thanks for the heads up! I also love her as Cha Cha in The Umbrella Academy. SO kick ass, lol :)
Respect to you both young Bro’s. Just listened to my fav band since the age of 14.
One of my favorite bands of all time. I saw them live at Sun Devil stadium in Tempe, AZ, my Senior year of high school.