I WANT TO GO THERE... U2 "WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME" REACTION | Asia and BJ
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Joshua Tree is an all time great album. I forget about it at times but it’s in my top 25 for full albums. No need to fast forward or skip ANY SONGS which is nice. It’s great to sit and close your eyes to and relax and enjoy beautiful tunes.
Joshua Tree was Rolling Stone magazine's album of the 80's
Had that album on cassette played it to death not a bad track.
I LOVE Joshua Tree, but I'll be honest...I usually skip Bullet the Blue Sky.
It's one of those very rare albums that hangs together brilliantly and has a total feel to it.
@@TheLanceUppercut, what?! Get well soon. So PANTERA is definitely out of the question then? Yes, I realize I’m being an ass, thank you. But Bullet the Blue Sky? Ok, man, I won’t hold it against you. At least you like the band.👍
No matter what anyone says about U2, "The Joshua Tree" and "Achtung Baby" are two of the best albums ever made
I hear ya! I am more partial to “Boy”
I agree with both of you, plus War :)
Two of the best albums and yet so very different.
If they say anything bad about U2 then they’re not human.
No argument from me.
Also check out '"Together Alone"from Crowded House. Another masterpiece.
U2 - I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
Well, what are you looking for?
Welcome to U2. “In the name of love” is a beautiful rendition to the life of MLK. One of their top songs.
Yes, also called "Pride" and they also allude to Gandhi and Nelson Mandela. : )
@@alexakl6445 also john the baptist (washed on an empty beach) , Jesus (betrayed with a kiss). I think JFK too
Check out 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and 'Vertigo' by U2. Be sure to check out the official music video for this song. The band performed downtown LA and it's an amazing video. Keep up the great work.
It is rare that an album is perfect from start to finish, but the Joshua Tree from U2 is one of them.
Agree 100%
This is best heard live. When they do this live it is almost spiritual Great live band
I agree. The Super Bowl version always gives me chills.
I like the album version of the song better, but they also do a great job live. Most of their songs are better live, but they are actually dubbing like 3 guitars for the album versions, for a richer sound (which they obviously can't do live). "Still Haven't Found..." also has 3 guitars going on the album version, but I don't notice their absence as much when they play it live.
@@mutt3135 I agree. Either the Super Bowl performance or live at Sloane Castle are great live performances.
@@LordRahl1975 absolutely, Slane Castle performance is stunning as well!
@@bminturn I hear you, I love the studio version too. It's just a great song. I'm usually the one saying I prefer the studio version of songs when others rave about the live performances. I just love the energy this song has live.
"Where the Streets Have No Name(s)" references a longing for a place where people aren't put into boxes based on their street addresses. It was of particular interest during the sectarian civil war that went on in N. Ireland for decades. Someone could know that you were a Catholic or Protestant based on your address in places like Belfast, and the song is just wishing for a time when those sorts of divisions dissolve.
wow i never knew that..completely changes how i view this already incredible song
@@dubiousdistinction6500 like most U2 songs, it's easy to get a more generalized meaning from the song as well. I don't know if there is a "wrong" way to look at the song, if you know what I mean. They do a pretty good job of taking something specific, like civil war in Ireland, and making it very general in a song like this, so that it feels very specific to each listener...if that makes sense. Like they'll write a song such as "Love Is Blindness", which is actually about an IRA car-bombing, but disguise it as an unrequited love song in 6/8 (basically a waltz). They have taken a lot of heat for writing songs that way, but it seems like they just perfected the formula to me.
I also heard that the song *Where the Streets Have No Name* was inspired during Bono's charitable work in the unfathomable impoverished country of Ethiopia, where sheet metal huts created thin lanes, which were operated like streets to their limited capacities, and none of these haphazardly makeshift streets possessed *no names* - only based on the poor people's memory of where they lived. The lyrics, "Our love turns to rust (metal homes in decrepit states), and 'trampled in dust'..." Alongside, "High on a desert plain..." all spoke of Ethiopia, and the inundated hopeless situation summed up by Bono's efforts, "And when I go there, I go there with you, it is all I can do...".
@@bodies2magenta I've read that as well. Again, U2 songs sometimes come at you from more than one point of view (like "One") or have multiple influences (like this song, or "Love Is Blindness").
@@bminturn - Absolutely, and however one desires to interpret their songs, it is perfectly acceptable - that is the beauty of subjective interpretations; as it allows the listener to conclude what it truly means to them. I just enjoy sifting through the background potentiality of varied backstories and attempting to grasp the inspiration behind the lyrical content. However, whatever it means to one individual, that is, in my humble opinion, the vital aspect of the track at that point in time. Thanks for your response, take care of yourself my friend.
So much to choose from U2. But definitely check out "One" " The Unforgettable fire" , " Bullet the blue sky" ,"Kite" and "With or Without you"
"One"...
When I was. In college I wore this cd out. The whole album is great!
There's a reason why U2 became the world's most successful rock band, and this is one of those reasons. Their powerful lyrics, combined with their powerful melodies and instrumentals, and Bono's distinct vocal style, make for a unique blend of Irish-Global rock.
The world most successful rock band? Lol don’t think even close.
This song at the 2001 super bowl half time show live is the best ever hands down. A tribute to the victims of 9/11. A must watch.
guys where have you been you need to react to " Pride " by U2 written in 1984 Bono dedicated it to the reverand MLK
I saw these guys on this album. San Diego Sports Arena. 1987. Fresh out of Navy boot camp. Bono brought a girl up out of the audience and she did sign language to this very song. Definitely a memorable moment in my life.
And "New Years Day", 'Gloria", "Its a beautiful Day", "Vertigo" etc etc.
Great reaction. Absolutely love this song. The whole album is great. You might also want to listen to their song(I still haven’t found what I’m looking for).U2 what a great band.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
U2 is a very deep and thought-provoking band. I highly recommend listening to pride, One, with or without you, vertigo, and sometimes you can't make it on your own
U2 2002 SuperBowl half time show was awesome! And their 1985 Live Aid performance is a must watch.
I love this song, and With or Without You, but my favorite off this album is Running to Stand Still.
U2 is one of the greatest rock bands .. check out “One” .. or “With or Without You” they have so many hits you’ll have plenty to react to .. One of my country’s best exports ☘️🇮🇪😀👍
The video for this song had LA streets shut down as they filmed this on top of a small store in downtown, they had people all over drive in to try and see them!
In 1987, I saw U2 in concert (their "Joshua Tree" tour) at the old (long gone) Veterans Stadium with 90,000 people! U2 opened the concert with this song with the long intro. Incredible concert. I agree with others the "Joshua Tree" is one of the greatest albums of all time -- not a bad song on the entire album. Very powerful lyrics and music. Bono is an incredible songwriter or lyricist at least.
U2 is another SUPER group with countless timeless songs.
I think you would love the live version of any of their songs but "with or without you" live in Boston is fantastic.
Shoot, this one live is unbelievable.. anything live for that matter.
Their Superbowl performance at the Superbowl performance after 9/11 is a goosebumps kind of thing
Thanks for another good one
There really is no more religious experience you can have than when you're in the crowd as U2 launch into this song live in concert.
It feels like you're being taken to some higher plain of existence.
You have to check out " In The Name Of Love" by U2; its a tribute to Martin Luther King. A Little history of U2 they are from Ireland and many of their songs: especially their early songs in the early 80's spoke about the violence and struggle for peace in Ireland. One of the best Rock Bands of all time...seriously.
U2 Sunday Bloody Sunday is great.
U2 are an Irish rock band from Dublin, formed in 1976. The group consists of Bono (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), the Edge (lead guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals), Adam Clayton (bass guitar), and Larry Mullen Jr. (drums and percussion). Initially rooted in post-punk, U2's musical style has evolved throughout their career, yet has maintained an anthemic quality built on Bono's expressive vocals and the Edge's chiming, effects-based guitar sounds. Their lyrics, often embellished with spiritual imagery, focus on personal and sociopolitical themes. Popular for their live performances, the group have staged several ambitious and elaborate tours over their career.
“One” is a great song and also see it with Mary J Blige and U2. Also, The Joshua Tree is one of the best albums of all time IMO and personally love Running to Stand Still.
That version of One is my favorite! Amazing video too. So cool.
I live outside of Reno, Nevada and in 1997 I went back to Minnesota (where I am from) to visit my older brothers and niece and nephews. One of my nephews was about 18 and I was 33, at the time and he surprised his Auntie with tickets to a U2 concert. Such a surprise, and absolutely a fantastic show.
You won't have a complete appreciation for U2 without hearing, "In the Name of Love", dedicated to Martin Luther king. A legendary, classic group. 💕
Their Superbowl performance is also one of the greats along with Prince's epic performance.
U2 wrote this album in Joshua Tree California.
The album is called Joshua Tree! 😁 With Or Without You is a good one to react to!!👏💜
Brilliant song brilliant band who deserve to be at the top of the pecking listening order as there still giving to this day and began in the mid 70s in my opinion the most influential live band of all time but of coarse the no1 spot belongs to Elvis as he was near perfect vocally live&studio just as u2 extremely brilliant live&studio,as a matter of fact the drummer who formed the band (Larry Mullen Jnr)is a mega Elvis fan and its easy to see as he's as humble as Elvis also was,thanks for your listening reaction an welcome to the U2 family
You should see the way Bono commonly develops the lyrics for their songs. The band plays the music and he starts by just making sounds. He then elevates those sounds to mumble/nonsense words. And he progresses to the point where it's a song with lyrics. It's kind of a cool process to see.
Sunday Bloody Sunday a must and still haven’t found what I’m looking for amazing live version
Morning Asia an BJ, Please react to the live performance of this epic song from their concert at Slane Castle in Ireland 2002. Streets with no Name transitions beautifully from With or Without you so please watch the performance from the start of that song, it will blow your mind and the crowd and atmosphere was simply amazing, just wish I was there. TC from Australia, I really enjoy your reactions.
U2 are among the gods of Rock n' Roll...................this song makes me cry.........it's about "Paradise or Heaven." Makes me cry!!! "Still Have Not Found What I'm Looking For" by U2
The edge - the most unique sounding guitarist ever.
Their Live Aid show in 1985 was incredible also. "Sunday Bloody Sunday",
Best part of a U2 concert is this song. So much fun live.
I like how Edge's guitar work increases intensity as the song moves forward. From their 1987 Joshua Tree album. I think it was their best work, the album is a masterpiece. Every song flows to the next, they're all good.
SO glad you two found U2. They are really wonderful. I hope you do more. They are a band in which you can't go wrong with any song. They are one of my favorite bands and Bono is a favorite lyricist and voices.
Down the rabbit hole you gooooooo :0)
U2 had a incredible evolution from this straight into.. in my opinion the heaviest live show I ever seen...... The Zoo TV tour.
Yo, what's up, Asia and BJ?
Great reaction video to one of my All Time Favorite bands, U2!
Have been following U2 since 1982 and have seen them Live in Concert 4 times!
Please check out their Super Bowl Half Time Show after the events of 9/11/01. Their Live Shows are Amazing!!!
Another great live performance of U2 is at Live Aid July 13, 1995!
Incredible Performance!!!
Thank you So Much for your Channel! God bless both of you. Take Care. Much Love And Respect. ✌
New Year's Day is a great song with a powerful message. They have a ton of great songs.
I can’t believe this is your first reaction to U2, but so glad you finally got around to them (you definitely need to go watch this music video, btw.) This is definitely a rabbit hole you could-SHOULD-fall down, since these school buddies from Dublin have been active since the late 70s, and are still touring (selling out huge stadiums) and putting out music in their early 60s now. They do put out a lot of music that has deep meaning to it, about a lot of social justice issues.
I’ve also got to mention some things I personally like about these guys: they’ve managed to stay together as a band and as friends for practically 50 years now. No lineup changes or anything. And they are not known for living a wild, “rockstar” lifestyle- with groupies, etc. In fact, lead singer Bono (Paul Hewson) has been married to his high school sweetheart all this time, with no rumors of cheating or other bad behavior.
By the way, this song specifically relates to ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland. In Belfast, especially when this song was written in the ‘80s (before the fragile (and relative) peace that has been hanging on there for several decades now), Catholics did not go into certain parts of town- onto/past certain streets-and Protestants did not go into others. He’s saying he wants it to just be where it doesn’t matter, where you can walk through any neighborhood and it shouldn’t matter whether you’re this or that, it shouldn’t be something that would get people killed.
I'm surprised you guys didnt see the video of this song they did in downtown LA in 1986 on top of a liquor store with no permission from the authorities, getting shut down. The whole nation loved what they did.
Love 💕 U2 , had the pleasure seeing them Live ! My favourite songs are “Bullet the blue sky “& All I want is you ( love this song Bono dedicated this to his childhood sweetheart & Wife Ali ….she’s a amazing beautiful wife of Bono been by his side since high school….
This, 'Bad' and 'Sort of Homecoming' are my faves from them
I’m going to mention one more thing about this band. I like all kinds of high quality music. This is years ago and I really don’t remember the exact tour. It might have been an anniversary tour, like 30? Not sure, anyway it was QUEENSRYCHE in one of those old American ornate theatres that are just beautiful and cool to see a Rock band in. Long time U2 fan and big time QUEENSRYCHE fan. Never saw U2 but QUEENSRYCHE, ended up to 21 times live. This was one of them. They played 2 or 3 songs and went into the unmistakable U2 drum intro of Bullet the Blue Sky! I freaked out and yelled in my friends ear, That’s Bullet the Blue Sky! It’s my favourite U2 song and now QUEENSRYCHE was doing their cover of it! I couldn’t believe it!
I will never forget how cool that was.
They performance of this at the Super Bowl in 2002 is still one of the greatest, and most emotional, things I've ever experienced. You really need to check it out if you've never seen it - but be prepared to cry.
make sure to give "Pride (In the name of Love) a listen on your U2 journey. It's about mlk jr. so many bangers, they exploded in the mid 80's and released a couple of absolutely must have albums - "The Joshua Tree" and "Rattle and Hum" no record collection is complete without them
Their live album ‘Under a Blood Red Sky’ (Gloria, I will follow) was huge in Australia and it was released in November 1983.
U2 had an unusual streak of 6 albums that were all really good and even legendary. "October" to "Achtung baby" was pretty special for a band.
This was massive back in the Mtv days
The music video for this song would be a good reaction too.
I love that you listened to the music alone first (with lyrics). For another fun time, watch the official music video for this song. It's…exciting. :)
U2 - Joshua Tree is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Need to react to their live performance at Red Rock. Any song there. Incredible live band.
Y'all have to check out Skid Row " I Remember You" Official Video and " 18 and Life" Sebastian Bach has such amazing vocals !!
Maybe the greatest song ever written…and I’m a metal head. Good stuff, you two.
The live version of Silver & Gold will change your life. Stunning.
Legendary Irish band. They were a big hit in American as well in the 80s-90s
Live! This song has to be heard and vowed live! The way they transition into it in concert is like an out of body experience. Check out The Zoo TV version from Sydney or the Slane Castle version.
You should have reacted to the official video of this song. It's very very good. U2 is one of the best bands in history, with great musicians, all of them, and with a lead singer, Bono, who has a very good voice and an absolutely magnetic personality.
watch anything from the live show in Boston from 2001, best concert ever
Saw U2 in Ottawa, Canada in 1986 in front of only 10,000 fans ... my brother saw them maybe 6 years earlier at a bar in Ottawa in front of only 300 fans ... lucky him.
I live in the US southwest, and Joshua Tree remains my anthem for any road trips I might take across it. To me the album encompasses the feel of the area like no other I have heard in 30+ years of loving the desert.
There's a video where they are in Vegas singing on a roof top stopped traffic. It's really missing something without seeing them live. Also they sing with BB King When Love Comes to Town. These guys are poets.
SO MANY great songs on this album. Lately I've been jamming to "Running To Stand Still" and "Red Hill Mining Town."
Please also check out their half-time show for Super Bowl 36 (which was after 9/11). They did an excellent job (IMO) paying tribute tp those who lost their lives that day. They did their song Beautiful Day and then Where the Streets Have No Name.
My #4 all time song is”With or Without You” by U2. It’s a better song than this one if you believe me. The live Slane Castle version is the best version if you ask me.
Everything from live at slane castle is Awesome ;)
The Rattle and Hum version is the best
I agree Slane Castle versions are superior, except Zoo TV and Pop Mart.
U2 was the biggest band in the world for almost 20 years. Still going
The opening track of one the best albums ever recorded if not the best. A true classic masterpiece.
Do a TH-cam search for U2 Tempe Where the Streets Have No Name and you will find one of the great live intros to any rock concert ever. Just an incredible video from the year in which they became the best rock band in the world.
Still remember U2 re-opening up the Louisiana Superdome, after Hurricane Katrina…..It was pretty incredible…..
I love your reactions when you play the songs I grew up with and seeing the looks of satisfaction on your faces. Makes me feel good. Keep up the good work.
HEAVEN. My Mother In Law Just Went There Last Week; Very Sad, but She was a Woman with Unwavering Faith! We Love You! RIP Joan B.
You have encountered one of the greatest bands of all time. "40" as well as "Seconds" are two songs I feel that you will love.
Great song for your intro to U2!
When I was little growing up in the 80s I heard U2 non stop no regrets
If you'd like to see what is perhaps the single event that launched U2 to legit global stardom, watch the performance of the song Bad, at Live Aid, July 1985 (a few weeks after I graduated from high school). The video on TH-cam is 12 minutes long but worth every moment. By way of background, U2 has 14 studio albums, over 150 million sold globally and has won 22 grammys, more than any other band in history. Obviously that stuff is Wikipedia info, but it's nice to be reminded just how significant this band is. As an aside, one of the prizes of my modest collection of signed music memorabilia is a fully signed copy of Joshua Tree, signed on the inside gatefold. It's a work of art.
LIVE,LIVE,LIVE LIVE you have to see this performed live it’s a whole different incredible experience
100% agree with you. I love this song but hearing a live version is on a completely different level and energy.
Now that you guys have seen this version you have GOT to check out the other one where they are on top of a one story liquor store in downtown L.A. performing this song🔥🔥🔥
It's so cool! They pretty much shut down that part of town for blocks performing on that building. It is so 🔥🔥🔥
Now that a group we could choose about twenty five great songs. Right AJ they are very smooth instrumentalist and a great lead. Quality was always in with U2
I just commented on your "Bullet The Blue Sky" reaction 👏You need to see the amazing video for this (inc. in their 'Rattle & Hum' documentary) - shot in LA on 7th and main, from a rooftop - they performed it LIVE, with no promo or advertising - people literally flocked onto the 'streets'! It caused CHAOS - 1,000's people on the ground and folks hanging out their windows to watch! Cops tried to shut it down - but U2 went ahead & gave an legendary performance! Peace from Ireland☘️
Sunday Bloody Sunday and With or Without You are both great.
U2 is fire. Live is even better. So many hits too. They played along with Queen in the epic Live Aid concert for Africa Relief. Great performance at this concert also.
I was at the U2 Rattle and Hum movie/concert in 1987 at ASU where a friend was attending school. Joshua Tree is an amazing album but the entire Achtung Baby album is a masterpiece - tracks 4, 5 and 6 are among the most poetically tragic love songs ever written, the album is very uplifting as well with songs like One and Ultraviolet. The last time I saw U2 was for the Pop album tour where Rage Against The Machine opened for them, amazing show both bands. I like the Pop album okay, If God Will Send His Angels is the best track from that album imo. I've seen them 3 times, always a great show with U2.
You guys should watch their impromptu video version of this song live on a San Francisco downtown rooftop. It’s a thing that the BEATLES made famous. Still, it’s a great video and they didn’t have city permission to do it. Nobody knew about it until they started playing from up there. They were maybe 3 to 5 stories up and people below on the street started looking up and gathering. Once word got out, it was a big event and the police took notice and shut them down, In a nice way. Because it was illegal to do without permission, they had to shut them down. Of course the band knew this and did it anyway for effect. One of their very best videos. Great band. For a time, they were easily the biggest band in the world. Got some really great songs, just take your pick.
One of my top ten favorite CDs to own
This song makes me cry every time I hear it.
“The Joshua Tree” (in my personal opinion) is the single greatest album of all time. Super powerful. There is not a single track on that album that you can go wrong with.
I agree
Ps, I saw them live during Joshua Tree… wow. I’ve seen a ton of live shows including Led Zeppelin in the 70s. U2, hands down, best ever. It was like a religious experience.
U 2 Is one of the Greatest Rock Bands Ever!!! Glad You Glad Please listen to more9 like “Sunday Bloody Sunday” a Early Classic it’s a song about a bombing in Ireland
I haven't heard a u2 song in a while y'all going in with these great reactions
I would have to say that I highly recommend you doing All I Want is You and Where the Streets Have No Name from the Slane Castle concert. It happened on the heels of the death of Bono's father and you can see his primal cries during the transition of one song to another.
You wont be disappointed by their live performances.
The Joshua Tree is one of my favorite albums. Bono said the song was inspired by the streets of Belfast, where you know what class of people you were dealing with by the street they lived on. The band grew up during what the Irish called The Troubles. Bono wanted to be in a place where the streets had no name and everyone was treated equally. He is very influenced by his faith in God and Christ, and the album shows that. It is beautiful.
Watch a live version of this song. ZooTV Sydney, for instance. Live it's an incredibly powerful and emotional experience. And the song is absolutely massive.
The best version of this song is live on top of a roof in LA with masses of crowds,plus you might like to react to U2 &mary j blige singing One it's fantastic.👍