My American, Roman Catholic Dad couldn't stand ANY of my music growing up (or my 5 older sibling's, either!) When the video for "Gloria" came on for the 10 minutes of MTv I was allowed in the morning, he actually looked from behind his newspaper and asked me, "Why are those boys praying in Latin? Sounds nice!" ❤
I'm catholic but never went formally to church. I mean, not every week, neither had my communion. All I know from bible's scripts and parables is because of U2 music.
The best concert! The Band.. The rain,the rocks,the fire,,the music,the public.."under a blood red sky." Everything was there for an " unforgettable fire"🔥
Not a phone in sight. The fabulous days when crowds were passionate about music, not their phones. You can see the crowd getting involved and concentrating with the song at hand (Gloria) instead of holding/focusing/looking at their devices.
Still one of the best concert films ever!!! A point in their career before they hit megastardom. I had a copy on VHS and my parents would say " not again " everytime they walked in and seen me watching it. I so miss the 80's.
I still have it on vinyl from 80's but sadly my vhs is no more thank god for you tube because today's music makes me nostalgic for real music auto tune is evil live in the past(musically)
oops, i hit thumbs down by mistake, looking for reply. my sister and i saw Live Aid concert, i think, and they played "Pride". Was in love with the band ever since.
@Tomas Salazar facts. I was 8yo when I first saw Gloria and New Years Day on MTV. Latch key kid growing up in San Diego. The fast times at Ridgemont period
Oh wow I love this especially when Bono Dances with the pretty blonde girl 11 o'clock tick tock...every girl wished they were her. I saw them in Brisbane Festival Hall 1980s watched Bono walk in the stage door wearing his leather bomber jacket he was so young...
Me too. My buddy (R.I.P. Jeff Hector) and I got there about 2:00 to get prime seats, as it was general admission back then, not knowing whether or not the show was going to be canceled in the typical early June Colorado weather. We were so stoked (and stoned) when the sky looked like it was finally starting to clear near dusk. Turned out cool that it never did, because the misty rain, the low-lying clouds, and, of course, the natural acoustics at Red Rocks, coupled with the purity of Bono’s voice, made for a perfect show.
Everyone always gives Edge the light here, but I think Adams bass playing on this is right on point. Such an integral part of the sound that gives Edge the space to play into.
@Gerry Scullion You sure got the right! Adam is an amazing bass player! Definitely fills up that sound when Edge is doing his thing! Was a great time in Rock-n-Roll!
1:18 though.... nah i actually agree , Clayton gets so shit on by a lot in the bass playing world and i never got it, people don't seem to understand that especially on these early records, the rhythm parts existed before those great Edge guitar lines, he woudn't have been writing those on nothing and as such Clayton is absolutely integral to U2. Like what? you think a technically very proficient bassist with busy lines would have made U2 better? No way. This is part of the U2 sound and these songs don't get written this way without Clayton. In fact you remove one person from U2 and it's not the same sound, the same band, and i don't think we'D know their name today. Anyway, Gloria was the first bass solo i learned when i picked up bas sat 17 in 1996. It helped that's it's easy as hell but makes you sound good to people who don'T know bass playing much.
Totally agree with all of you, guys! Bono's voice is such incredibly perfect! And he's got sooo much energy and power inside him! What a wonderful group and a great performance!.... 💪💪🔥🔥🔥😉👌You can be VERY PROUD to be Irish...☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ I 've been in love with U2 since 1988, when I was just 14 years old. Love them and their music for good.❤️ Greetings from Russia, Moscow. Svetlana,the biggest music fan.
No, AC/DC takes that. This was a great performance, for cameras. But I saw them live in Pittsburgh for Rattle and Hum...underwhelmed. los Lobos, their opening, out did them.
@@scottgrimes1287 all about opinion s mate no one is right or wrong- personally I agree with James comment , seen them live about 20 times and every live performance was brilliant- if you thought los lobos😂😂 were better then I’m afraid you must have been unfortunate to appear at their worst ever gig- AC/DC are brilliant but as I’m not a massive heavy metal fan I far prefer u2 live though my wife would probably say ABBA were better as that’s her kind of music
@@lubomirmoravcik6066 Sorry to disagree. The performance I saw was underwhelming. Two points, Bono's arm was still in a sling, and they were pushing Joshua Tree and a bit of Rattle and Hum, which, I really didnt like. It was a very commercial forced song list. I think only one or two of their old songs were played. It was all about promoting those albums. And all the Goth Chicks sitting around us agreed by the way we were dancing to Los Lobos more than U2. I mean..Goth chicks..5 of them..dancing to Los Lobos with 3 preppy college guys in the middle of it all, to Los Lobos? I like U2, but that was a lousy tour and concert.
@@scottgrimes1287 I think it has to do with a band that was amazing and became the epitome of sell-outs ... AC / DC was always a run of the mill rock and roll band and revelled in that like the Faces
@@spiralwizardtower2718 No. AC/DC was far better live. I mean, I saw U2 at Three Rivers stadium in Pittsburgh, but Los Lobos was the opening act, and far better. Saw some acts at Tipitinas in NOLA. Sarah McClaclan. only about a 100 people. Tulane student union put on weekly shows. I think this concert and video made U2 but I just was never overwhelmed by them. Heck...John Cougar at Merriweather Post was a heck lot more fun.
I was a fan before this, loved Boy, October, War, and then I saw this video and didn't understand how they could sound better live. I was floored. I still think this concert was one of the best live concerts ever, by any band.
The biggest thing about this song, and the whole recording...they actually sounded better live than their recording. And the theater. That cemented their stardom.
@@mortenpotzdidler1998 I can only imagine the atmosphere...cold...breath showing. I saw them once in Pittsburgh old 3 Rivers Stadium....Los lobos was their opening act. And were better. Damn Rattle and Hum Tour. They didnt play their classics. Anyone who got to be at this one, defintely saw a once in a lifetime performance.
Same here. I think I went through a few cassettes of it in my early teens. I used to blast it on my Walkman while delivering newspapers. The next year, The Unforgettable Fire was added to the rotation.
I know a guy from Denver says he was there. Bono and Edge went on the radio since it was supposed to rain and not a lot of tickets sold, (I think they started giving them away). So anyway, he says what the heck, lets go. He was blow away, never really heard them before but the radio hits. He remembers the staff gathering people closer to the stage
I totally believe that. U2 definitely defies conventions. To their credit. A huge part of that goes to Adam Clayton, who is often overlooked...he pushed the band hard to make it big when Bono and Edge were not that into it.
That's BS. I WAS there. The concert was sold out. It was filmed by MTV and back then that was a big deal!!! I was in the 38th row and trust me if we could have gotten closer we would have jumped at that. It did rain. Rained it's ass off My best friend and I were 16 at the time. We didn't care. We were there for U2!
Chemical brothers, Go Go's, I dunno, from the area and have seem over 100 shows at the rocks, and a few others but damn I would love to be at this show before U2 turned into a trash pit of bad pop. This was when they were in GOD LEVEL MODE of music.
Listened to this cassette over and over in high school back in late 80s the feeling i got listening to it ....now almost 40 years later to watch the concert live you people will never truly understand the feeling i have
I saw them on this tour but not at this venue. I was all of 15 and I really can't describe how connected the entire crowd and band felt. It was really something. I was able to see them many times over the years and it was always an amazing concert but nothing quite like that first time.
A big thank you to all my fans! What will my name and career be without all of your love and support? Amidst my darkest days you all stood by me, I don't have all the time in the world to reply, but i do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all. It's the season of love & so i decided to put smiles on the faces of my fans by going through old posts on my official page and hitting up random fans, So i can get to relate with my fans better through discussions of depth and humour, listening to compliments and criticisms on my career walk. Message me on Hangouts Pauldavidhewson38@gmail.com
Around 2008 I went to Colorado for a few days. I won a few bob on Cheltenham and didnt want to wast the winnings. So I ended up, by complete coincidence, arriving at this place called Red Rocks.... the place where this pure rock magic was born. Proud to be Irish! More so to be from Dublin, even more so to be from northside Dublin!! Up the Dubs!
Perfect time to sing a song from Colorado. My heart goes out to all those people who have problems and don’t know how to get help, without making life worse for others
how thoughtful n compassionate u are. There are lots of people who have not been diagnosed, dont care to see a doctor and its just sad asf. All i can do is stay away forever. No matter how much it pains me, this is for my own sanity and good health.
One, two, three, four I try to sing this song I, I try to stand up But I can't find my feet I try, I try to speak up But only in you I'm complete Gloria, in te domine Gloria, exultate Gloria, gloria Oh Lord, loosen my lips I try to sing this song I, I try to get in But I can't find the door The door is open You're standing there You let me in Gloria, in te domine Gloria, exultate Oh Lord, if I had anything Anything at all I'd give it to you I'd give it to you Gloria, in te domine Gloria, gloria Gloria, in te domine Gloria, gloria Gloria, in te domine Gloria, gloria Auteurs : Paul David Hewson / Adam Clayton / Larry Mullen / Dave Evans
I looove this song! And still recently I didn't know it was a song for God!... Good for them! And such an amazing performance, such spark, passion! And Larry playing sooo fast poor thing, I got tired just by watching! 😁 My son is learning the drums he should see this!😬😏 Bless you guys! Thank you for your brilliant music!
@@anndavis2920 someone wrote about it in a comment here so I checked it and it's true. Actually the whole album is a declaration of their faith. Besides, 'Gloria in te Domine' means 'Glory to You Lord'.
Excellent use of harmonics and heavy/soft dynamics in the song. Absolute beauty. As much as I love The Joshua Tree and beyond, their early stuff had such a glimmering fire to it. Makes your heart and soul just dance.
The UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY is amazing. Nice to see video footage of this tune. And what's incredibly cool is that it's just the four of them onstage and there is a lot of space in this song. But none of that space feels empty.
![[MV] A leap of faith...ความเชื่อใจครั้งสุดท้าย (From "Petrichor the series")](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/U1piZH2CNXA/mqdefault.jpg)
Holy Jesus Christ what a performance
Yes Jesus Christ is Holy!!! Amen!! ❤❤❤❤
Right what nutty good
As an old Irish Catholic this brings tears to my eyes! God Bless !
I'm argentine and catholic and I feel the same.
When U2 puted the religion into their music they were the best , no doubt.
My American, Roman Catholic Dad couldn't stand ANY of my music growing up (or my 5 older sibling's, either!)
When the video for "Gloria" came on for the 10 minutes of MTv I was allowed in the morning, he actually looked from behind his newspaper and asked me, "Why are those boys praying in Latin? Sounds nice!" ❤
@@GeeNoniGee What a great memory!
I'm also Catholic, Brazilian and that..., that's wonderful.
I'm catholic but never went formally to church. I mean, not every week, neither had my communion.
All I know from bible's scripts and parables is because of U2 music.
The best concert!
The Band..
The rain,the rocks,the fire,,the music,the public.."under a blood red sky."
Everything was there for an " unforgettable fire"🔥
The pride of Dublin. U2. In a league of their own.
So many faces unaware of what they were witnessing. If I were a time traveler, I’d end all my days at this very spot.
🏳️
The good ol days 🤘🏼
I saw U2 on May 12, 1983 at Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. It remains one of the best shows I've attended.
Captain obvious here, this is the album version, oh what I'd give to go back in time with the knowledge & get a ticket to that concert ! ❤️ !
@@crashwhitman2121 it was delayed because of rain as I recall, and there were fears for safety . When it did get going, it was legendary
re: Terry Ross, Dam-Right. Nuff said...
Not a phone in sight. The fabulous days when crowds were passionate about music, not their phones. You can see the crowd getting involved and concentrating with the song at hand (Gloria) instead of holding/focusing/looking at their devices.
This is so true. People don't know they're robbing themselves of a way better experience.
we had lighters instead of phones :)
I wish I had an IPhone back then.
Still one of the best concert films ever!!! A point in their career before they hit megastardom. I had a copy on VHS and my parents would say " not again " everytime they walked in and seen me watching it. I so miss the 80's.
I still have it on vinyl from 80's but sadly my vhs is no more thank god for you tube because today's music makes me nostalgic for real music auto tune is evil live in the past(musically)
oops, i hit thumbs down by mistake, looking for reply. my sister and i saw Live Aid concert, i think, and they played "Pride". Was in love with the band ever since.
You had a video player in the 80s,we hadn't a pot to piss in nor a window to throw in out.......................Great Times........Tipperary,Ireland.
Dude, I paid $35 for the DVD, used copy. So worth it!
@@JustJeph33 definitely worth it.
I played this cassette when it came out constantly. I mean constantly for months.
If God wrote a rock song this would be it. 🙌
The best show!
The rain falling down, the rocks,the music...felt like God 🙏
Larry Mullen junior giving it absolutely everything. An amazing live performance.
Old U2 is the Best !!!
Jees...Bono really went to the well everytime for the live performances. What a front man. His enthusiam & energy are infectious.
He'll yah!
That's why Bono, The Edge & U2 have been consistently uber-cool for 40 years!!! They got airtime when MTV first came out, in 1982!
GLORIA ATI SEÑOR JESÚS, AMÉN.
Of course he's Irish
@Tomas Salazar facts. I was 8yo when I first saw Gloria and New Years Day on MTV.
Latch key kid growing up in San Diego. The fast times at Ridgemont period
The only U2 i grew up to
1983:goosebumps 2000:goosebumps 2023:goosebumps 2050:goosebumps.....
I was there it was cold, rainy and awesome. Perfect gloomy atmosphere for U2. They performed amazingly despite the wind n rain.
what a memory to have. I can only dream of having been there :)
Nice memory.
Oh wow I love this especially when Bono Dances with the pretty blonde girl 11 o'clock tick tock...every girl wished they were her. I saw them in Brisbane Festival Hall 1980s watched Bono walk in the stage door wearing his leather bomber jacket he was so young...
Me too. My buddy (R.I.P. Jeff Hector) and I got there about 2:00 to get prime seats, as it was general admission back then, not knowing whether or not the show was going to be canceled in the typical early June Colorado weather. We were so stoked (and stoned) when the sky looked like it was finally starting to clear near dusk. Turned out cool that it never did, because the misty rain, the low-lying clouds, and, of course, the natural acoustics at Red Rocks, coupled with the purity of Bono’s voice, made for a perfect show.
It must have been like a sunny day back home.
Everyone always gives Edge the light here, but I think Adams bass playing on this is right on point. Such an integral part of the sound that gives Edge the space to play into.
And Larry who probably lost 5lbs 1,000 beats per minute performance every song every show
💯
@Gerry Scullion You sure got the right! Adam is an amazing bass player! Definitely fills up that sound when Edge is doing his thing! Was a great time in Rock-n-Roll!
1:18 though....
nah i actually agree , Clayton gets so shit on by a lot in the bass playing world and i never got it, people don't seem to understand that especially on these early records, the rhythm parts existed before those great Edge guitar lines, he woudn't have been writing those on nothing and as such Clayton is absolutely integral to U2. Like what? you think a technically very proficient bassist with busy lines would have made U2 better? No way. This is part of the U2 sound and these songs don't get written this way without Clayton. In fact you remove one person from U2 and it's not the same sound, the same band, and i don't think we'D know their name today. Anyway, Gloria was the first bass solo i learned when i picked up bas sat 17 in 1996. It helped that's it's easy as hell but makes you sound good to people who don'T know bass playing much.
In this song is Larry and Adam , it's cool to see Larry giving everything .
Man, listen to that kick drum. It remains steady for literally the entire song.
Nearly 40 years old this gig, can you believe it + the sound quality is amazing
there was just something magical about 1983. U2 lead the way with Live at Red Rocks but The Police's syncronicity Concert was pretty magical too
That bass ❤️
it was during this period (about 1983-84) U2 was called "the world's best live band"........easy to understand when listen to this
I’m still surprised at how little love Larry is getting on the drums here. He is working his ass off from beginning to end. Phenomenal.
brilliant drumming - Bono...it's not all about you!
Larry and Adam, an awesome rhythm section.
Because he doesn't know how to do a double stroke 😂
This is worship y’all… all for Jesus
The passion brings me to tears 😭
Listening to that, I can't believe it was live, bono has such a great voice
Bono has a tremendous voice!
@@simonkempt9513 His voice is from another dimension!
Totally agree with all of you, guys! Bono's voice is such incredibly perfect! And he's got sooo much energy and power inside him! What a wonderful group and a great performance!.... 💪💪🔥🔥🔥😉👌You can be VERY PROUD to be Irish...☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
I 've been in love with U2 since 1988, when I was just 14 years old. Love them and their music for good.❤️
Greetings from Russia, Moscow.
Svetlana,the biggest music fan.
That crowd was just one seething organism of adoration....
One of the most important concerts in music history and the one that solidified U2 as a true musical force.
Totally primed for greatness here
Mullen showing no mercy on the drums. Impressive.
ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE PERFORMANCE FROM THE GREATEST LIVE BAND EVER.
No, AC/DC takes that. This was a great performance, for cameras. But I saw them live in Pittsburgh for Rattle and Hum...underwhelmed. los Lobos, their opening, out did them.
@@scottgrimes1287 all about opinion s mate no one is right or wrong- personally I agree with James comment , seen them live about 20 times and every live performance was brilliant- if you thought los lobos😂😂 were better then I’m afraid you must have been unfortunate to appear at their worst ever gig- AC/DC are brilliant but as I’m not a massive heavy metal fan I far prefer u2 live though my wife would probably say ABBA were better as that’s her kind of music
@@lubomirmoravcik6066 Sorry to disagree. The performance I saw was underwhelming. Two points, Bono's arm was still in a sling, and they were pushing Joshua Tree and a bit of Rattle and Hum, which, I really didnt like. It was a very commercial forced song list.
I think only one or two of their old songs were played. It was all about promoting those albums. And all the Goth Chicks sitting around us agreed by the way we were dancing to Los Lobos more than U2. I mean..Goth chicks..5 of them..dancing to Los Lobos with 3 preppy college guys in the middle of it all, to Los Lobos?
I like U2, but that was a lousy tour and concert.
@@scottgrimes1287 I think it has to do with a band that was amazing and became the epitome of sell-outs ... AC / DC was always a run of the mill rock and roll band and revelled in that like the Faces
@@spiralwizardtower2718 No. AC/DC was far better live. I mean, I saw U2 at Three Rivers stadium in Pittsburgh, but Los Lobos was the opening act, and far better. Saw some acts at Tipitinas in NOLA. Sarah McClaclan. only about a 100 people. Tulane student union put on weekly shows. I think this concert and video made U2 but I just was never overwhelmed by them. Heck...John Cougar at Merriweather Post was a heck lot more fun.
One of my favourite 80s videos. And it's even better live!!! Miss the old days ❤
Ya hey U2 "fans" . Welcome! This is them. Their heart & soul & essence. 42 years in my life .
Larry is the key to "Larry's Band." The driving force that's often overlooked. Great live drummer.
Oh Lord if I had anything Anything at all
I d give it to you💓
I was a fan before this, loved Boy, October, War, and then I saw this video and didn't understand how they could sound better live. I was floored. I still think this concert was one of the best live concerts ever, by any band.
likewise :)
THIS IS THE EDGE.
The Edge then proceeds to hit a bad note that sounds amazing
First song by U2 I ever loved.🤩✨✨✨
loooooove this, U2 in their most non-commercial PUREST form...
I’ve been listening to this song for 40 years and the beauty of it still brings tears to my eyes! 🙏🏼 Thank you Jesus for your sacrifice!
I love hearing Edge's harmony w/Bono. When he doesnt sing sometimes i get so angry w/him. Hes spoiled me doggonit.
I'm so glad someone gets it! This is all about the Saviour, Jesus Christ 💕. All glory to Him. Gloria 💯💯
@@brettscott8288 Nono, Gloria was a broad bono banged a couple of times on the stairwell of Joseph Plunket tower in the midb70's. I swear it's true.
Amen John💯
Same!
Adam's sound is absolutely incredible on this track
Edge shredding, while he looks like he is reading a book, so damn cool
Dude is so cool.
The BEST U2 song ever !
Uplifting and ROCKING !🎸
We were all so young! So glad this is the music of my carefree youth! Great songs, no filth… and faith!
Religion and music can play together, and make this gem.
The biggest thing about this song, and the whole recording...they actually sounded better live than their recording. And the theater. That cemented their stardom.
Reminds me of tracks like 'Lemon' and 'Please'. They truly came to life on the stage.
@@mortenpotzdidler1998 I can only imagine the atmosphere...cold...breath showing. I saw them once in Pittsburgh old 3 Rivers Stadium....Los lobos was their opening act. And were better. Damn Rattle and Hum Tour. They didnt play their classics.
Anyone who got to be at this one, defintely saw a once in a lifetime performance.
Very aged DJ comment
Possibly the best live album ever
Exactly. Very few bands sound better live and this is def one of them!!! My Gawd!!!
"Remastered" means, among other things, that this song is that good. Top 5 U2.
Best live performance of Gloria ever!
In 83 I had 4 cassettes in my car ,, zz top , big county , simple minds , and U2 what a great time to be alive 😎👍
their version at Dortmund was very good as well.
@Jim Robertson Big Country, yea! Terrific band from back in the day. Simple Minds are great, too. : -)
U2 are the best, though. Timeless.
What a divine voice from heaven.
stunningly perfect
Perhaps the best live album of its decade. Spellbinding.
Under a blood red sky: my first U2 album. EPIC! ( I was 13 )
Same. Born in 1970. Bought it in 8th grade. Blown away
Same here. I think I went through a few cassettes of it in my early teens. I used to blast it on my Walkman while delivering newspapers. The next year, The Unforgettable Fire was added to the rotation.
This performance is so fire the steam coming out of their mouth's at 0:56 is bad ass
I know a guy from Denver says he was there. Bono and Edge went on the radio since it was supposed to rain and not a lot of tickets sold, (I think they started giving them away). So anyway, he says what the heck, lets go. He was blow away, never really heard them before but the radio hits. He remembers the staff gathering people closer to the stage
I totally believe that. U2 definitely defies conventions. To their credit. A huge part of that goes to Adam Clayton, who is often overlooked...he pushed the band hard to make it big when Bono and Edge were not that into it.
That's BS. I WAS there. The concert was sold out. It was filmed by MTV and back then that was a big deal!!! I was in the 38th row and trust me if we could have gotten closer we would have jumped at that. It did rain. Rained it's ass off My best friend and I were 16 at the time. We didn't care. We were there for U2!
@@tracysnow349 cant imagine what that would have been like.
@Tracy Snow You lucky, lucky, lucky person. You fortunate few.
One of the best damn live albums in rock history. Yes, I may biased. But I am U2 fan after all.
Definitely a great live album and video performance.
Definitely one of the great live rock albums.
Been a fan since 1982...
Chemical brothers, Go Go's, I dunno, from the area and have seem over 100 shows at the rocks, and a few others but damn I would love to be at this show before U2 turned into a trash pit of bad pop. This was when they were in GOD LEVEL MODE of music.
You are absolutely, positively right. It's so good that it is spooky.
The young raw innocence here swells my heart
Just four dudes on a stage kicking ass. This was the best version of U2.
I'm just as biased as you on that point....
This & ZooTV. Two extremes - minimal & excess.
4 kids from Dublin, randomly decided to try to form a band because Larry got a drum kit. Such a mundane start to an incredible journey.
Gloria is that type of song that can get an audience jumping. This awesome concert is proof of that.
Back in the original days of vinyl, I played Live at Red Rocks over and over; even watched the concert on VHS 🎼🎸📼 🇮🇪
So tight.. It's like album quality but fresh and live.
This time of U2 is my favorite. So much energy. Great songs. Love all their stuff but this is my favorite period.
Red Rocks is the best concert venue on earth.
The ZENITH of Adam Clayton's bass playing prowess during this one moment so many years ago. And then he "phoned in" the rest of his career : )
The chorus effect & compression & EQ was great
Stunning bass lines by Mr.Clayton
If you haven't yet, check out the DVD of the full concert. Brilliant.
Unforgetable version! Edge kills it on the solo! U2 rules!
iconic lyric ad-lib: "...This is the EDGE."
When I was 17 This Sound, this voice changed everything ❤️
Same
13, but same.
Same. 1987
Man they were a powerful band . Holy hell.
Listened to this cassette over and over in high school back in late 80s the feeling i got listening to it ....now almost 40 years later to watch the concert live you people will never truly understand the feeling i have
Oh God yes. Joshua Tree was the top for them.
When l pray to Him, l listen to Belfast Child. When l praise Him, l sing this
38 years on, still perfect and still a great song live.
So special
I saw them on this tour but not at this venue. I was all of 15 and I really can't describe how connected the entire crowd and band felt. It was really something. I was able to see them many times over the years and it was always an amazing concert but nothing quite like that first time.
GRANDIOSE GRANDIOSE GREAT GREAT GREAT U.2
he who sings prays twice! Sublime
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What will my name and career be without all of your love and support?
Amidst my darkest days you all stood by me,
I don't have all the time in the world to reply, but i do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all.
It's the season of love
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What a show and the sound quality of this recording is
Around 2008 I went to Colorado for a few days. I won a few bob on Cheltenham and didnt want to wast the winnings. So I ended up, by complete coincidence, arriving at this place called Red Rocks.... the place where this pure rock magic was born.
Proud to be Irish! More so to be from Dublin, even more so to be from northside Dublin!! Up the Dubs!
Fooking Bono🤟🤟🤟⚡️⚡️⚡️🤟🤟🤟⚡️⚡️⚡️🤟🤟🤟
Perfect time to sing a song from Colorado. My heart goes out to all those people who have problems and don’t know how to get help, without making life worse for others
Syrian parents in America. They would have been better in Europe
Uh, what?
What does that even mean?
how thoughtful n compassionate u are. There are lots of people who have not been diagnosed, dont care to see a doctor and its just sad asf. All i can do is stay away forever. No matter how much it pains me, this is for my own sanity and good health.
One, two, three, four
I try to sing this song
I, I try to stand up
But I can't find my feet
I try, I try to speak up
But only in you I'm complete
Gloria, in te domine
Gloria, exultate
Gloria, gloria
Oh Lord, loosen my lips
I try to sing this song
I, I try to get in
But I can't find the door
The door is open
You're standing there
You let me in
Gloria, in te domine
Gloria, exultate
Oh Lord, if I had anything
Anything at all
I'd give it to you
I'd give it to you
Gloria, in te domine
Gloria, gloria
Gloria, in te domine
Gloria, gloria
Gloria, in te domine
Gloria, gloria
Auteurs : Paul David Hewson / Adam Clayton / Larry Mullen / Dave Evans
Rain? Cold? Where? I just feel the heat of the music and performance
U no it!! , Powerful U2 is
U2 at their very best ! They got bigger but never better !
U2 forever!!
Monumental. Iconic.
I looove this song! And still recently I didn't know it was a song for God!... Good for them! And such an amazing performance, such spark, passion! And Larry playing sooo fast poor thing, I got tired just by watching! 😁 My son is learning the drums he should see this!😬😏 Bless you guys! Thank you for your brilliant music!
how do u know this is a song for God?
@@anndavis2920 someone wrote about it in a comment here so I checked it and it's true. Actually the whole album is a declaration of their faith. Besides, 'Gloria in te Domine' means 'Glory to You Lord'.
Lovely comment, mate! I like it, really. ❤️😉👌🔥🤗☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
@@anndavis2920- Listen to the words - It’s not difficult
This band honored God... and God made them the biggest band in the world...
Amen 👍 😊
Metallica
Amen
Amen 🙏
@deletebilderberg nope. Metallica slightly smaller. Slightly not by much.
LARRY MULLEN JR FLAT OUT IS MY DAMN IDOL & HERO, NOBODY WORKS AS HARD AS HE DOES & U2 WOULDN'T EXIST IF IT WEREN'T FOR HIM 🔥 !
40 yrs ago, U2 forever ..
Fantastic sound from adams bass in this song
A great time to live in, musically. I was 11 and this was the most interesting sound I was hearing.
Best concert ever!!!!!
Best Era of music❤
Excellent use of harmonics and heavy/soft dynamics in the song. Absolute beauty. As much as I love The Joshua Tree and beyond, their early stuff had such a glimmering fire to it. Makes your heart and soul just dance.
Haven't seen this for years......and crikey has it aged well, what a performance from the guys
The night that changed music.
Yes this show will change music industry. Real energy on stage. I know they were very young at this time.
Very well said.
Hi :)
Lol What 🤣 Great gig but changed music WTF.
Not really
Pretty amazing. That was the show when they realized that they were really in the big leagues now. They were superstars. Rock n Roll forever. 🤘 🎸 🥁 🎤💙
Red Rocks is a magic concert. Proof that you can rule the music while being simple on stage.
Watch the documentary about Red Rocks. You would be very much surprised what almost happened do this band
@@Ramo718 I already watch this documentary. It’s very interesting.
@@Ramo718 do you have a link ?
@@aodhansmith link to U2 Red Rocks Documentary - th-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/w-d-xo.html
Best Live Event ever
Great! It is crazy to think it was 38 years ago!
Been a long time but still listenable.
@@youtou_13 not only "listenable".
@@josepmariamarin4912 Okay 👌 I agree with you on that point. The thing I don’t like is why you call me babe? I don’t like it.
@@youtou_13 sorry ✋🏻
The UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY is amazing. Nice to see video footage of this tune.
And what's incredibly cool is that it's just the four of them onstage and there is a lot of space in this song. But none of that space feels empty.
One of the rare ones who sound great live
This is my all time favorite of any song any where, any time, any place. This is IT. 😍
Eternamente U2 !!!! 🎸🎸🎸