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No cell phones, no selfies - just enjoying the moment, hearing brilliant music by an iconic band 💗
Lol, there were definitely cameras there.
@@sexysadie2901 I think what he or she is saying is that the general public did not walk around with cameras for the most part, and cell phones and social media weren't even a thing yet. When we used to go to concerts, we were just there in the moment, not concerned with sharing it on twitter or such. Though I would hope the youngsters nowadays have the good sense to put their phones away when they get the chance to hear a good band live. If any of us ever again get to hear live music again.
@@unclisa and if social media and smartphones were around at that time, people definitely would be filming and posting. Stop acting like you're so much better than the youth of today, you'd be right along with them at that time. I don't know why filming it is "not being in the moment", the whole point is about capturing the moment and looking back. I don't film a whole concert, but I like filming clips.
Wish were my later years instead of aware generations
U2 were so out front in the 80s, Bono and The Edge were superstars. This was a big deal.
Still are superstars man!!!
Id put queen in the same boat
Nah you really left out Larry Mullen Jr. And Adam Clayton?
First Huey now U2 you're just hammering the 80's heavyweights. Absolutely cannot go wrong with any song off the Joshua Tree. Well done Sir👍
Rock on!
Huey Lewis was not a heavy weight
@@allensaunders449 If you check album sales they are near the top for the decade
@@paulobrien9572 i was talking about talent. Lightweight there
@@allensaunders449 I beg to differ saw them live twice they kicked ass
“Pride” in the name of Love... “I still haven’t found what I’m looking for” “New Year’s Day” “Gloria”
Oh yeah, definitely make "Pride in the Name of Love" your next U2 song.
@@ChrisOliver4307 Gloria if it's the Under a Blood Red Sky version
Yes, Gloria! Original video release.
"Gloria" is great, too, no doubt
Thumps up babe xx 💋
The entire Joshua Tree album is incredible. I remember when they filmed this in LA back in the day. Live downtown with huge crowd.
Achtung Baby isn't bad either!!! 😉
Bono has been known for his humanitarian and philanthropic activities.
BONO has been made of fun for his insufferable views.
Bono is a great person
U2 music was very good. Unfortunately, their ticket prices were ridiculous. So Bono’s views were somewhat counter productive.
@@Nittany100 Their ticket prices are set by the promoter. LiveNation is an awful company - tbey inflate everyone
@@haroldlipschitz9301 Yeah LiveNation charged 250 for nosebleed seats for when i saw Ed Sheeran with my ex gf at the time and when i saw Queen+Adam Lambert. It has nothing to do with the Artist. Literally $50 of that 250 was "service fees"
I roadied for U2 ahead of their "Zooropa" tour in Hersey, PA. 10 days of stage, sound & lighting load ins and outs (3 complete stages) including practice, rehearsals and a ticketed dress rehearsal where they gave everyone on the local crew 10 free tix to hand out to friends & family for a full show the night before the tour started. Around 1991.
Best live show i have ever seen
91 - 93 is zoo tv tour. Although they did release the zooropa album in 93
Zooropa Tour wasn't in NZ till 93 though!
That’s an awesome story
I saw them in cardiff zooropa tour.
The intro to this song - the long gradual build up of delayed guitars and then the drums coming in is one of the greatest intros to a song ever imo. You don't really hear it properly in this version though.
Yes! And it was the first song they played live on the Joshua Tree tour. The build up was incredible and when Bono started singing the crowd exploded. Great memory.
It’s VERY near if not at the top of the ‘best intro’ list.. Sweet Child O Mine.. Ants Marching.. Dream On..
Agreed 🎸🎸
I wasn't there, but my brother is somewhere in the crowd. I've never found him in the video, but we do have pictures of him and two of his friends there.
U2 did this 'roof performance' as a tribute to The Beatles and their similiar concert in London in 1969.
Concerts of u2 are life changing.
The Joshua Tree ... absolutely epic album and definite highlight of my freshman year in college. 1987 -- what a great time to be alive!
Yes u are right!They expected a rowdy crowd and was not! I lived in LA at the time and couldn't get down there, were re routing traffic but saw on the news that night and thought it was BRILLIANT!♥️👍😁
U2 played an impromptu gig at Halliburton Plaza on the Embarcaderos in San Francisco many years ago. Everyone was having a great time enjoying seeing the group, enjoying the music and the weather. SFPD weren’t as uptight as the LAPD.
U2 is a favorite of mine. Here is what Wikipedia had to say about the lyrics: 'Lead vocalist Bono wrote the lyrics in response to the notion that it is possible to identify a person's religion and income based on the street on which they lived, particularly in Belfast.'
not that a Dubliner would know. I'm from N. Ireland. I still get discriminated against based on my surname.
@@MVK123 I'm so sorry. Even though the Troubles are no longer world news, I guess the mindset remains... : (
They performed this song at the first Super Bowl after 9-11 and they used this gorgeous building light effect with all of the names of the people that were lost. It brought a whole new meaning to the song and it was a really cool way to commemorate them.
The Edge is such an interesting guitar player. Very textural.
I lived and breathed U2 in 1987. Incredible band that I am still fans of. I saw them in concert with Muse opening up for them about 10yrs ago - amazing!!
The last time I saw U2 was in 2017. News helicopters hovered above the arena as the fans waited for the doors to open. I've been to a lot of concerts, and I can honestly say I'd never seen that level of enthrallment with a band before. "What's with the helicopters? Has a spaceship landed?" .... "No, but U2 is playing."
Police at the end: Everyone back from the edge. Seriously, we are trying to watch him play.
Nicely done 👍🏼
Then they take The Edge away from the edge and you cant watch him no more
I remember being about 17 yrs old when this came out and I was a young U2 fan and insanely jealous of all the people who got to be there during this video.
You’re on fire tonight, man! First Huey Lewis, now U2. Let’s go! If you haven’t already, please check out All I Want Is You by U2 next.
man I'm surprised you know all these songs. I guess your parents put you on
Yeah partially. There’s still plenty of enough I don’t know that I’m able to have a reaction channel.
I lost my virginity to that song.
For many years, U2 were absolutely one of the biggest bands on the planet.
Still are. Their newest album is #1
Still the best band in the world without doubt💚🇮🇪🇮🇪❤️
U2 are famous for this kind of thing.. Busking in underground's etc. Love them epic band ❤️
I'm THOROUGHLY enjoying your channel. I've had a smile on my face watching your reactions to so many songs! I'd love to see you react to Desire (it's iconic) and All I Want is You from U2. 👍🏼Thank you for putting out such enjoyable content! 💖
Thank you
I remember this. Was on holiday in LA, with my parents and my friend was invited on the holiday as was only child. We are from England. I was only 13, but will always remember that holiday. I was member of their fanclub so I new they where filming in LA and doing free concert for video around that time. We travelled from hotel to the location of shoot as parents liked U2 also. I went to their Dublin concert in 2017, with the same friend from holiday, 30th anniversary of Joshua tree, was brilliant, loads of memories came back, great weekend. The best band to come out if Ireland. So glad I was an 80s kid.
U2 would do impromptu concerts.... they did one a couple of years ago in the subways of NYC
One of the moments that defines the 80's, thank God I was a kid in the 80's, the best times ever
Music unites people, period. 35,000 - all together, singing, dancing. Great, great band - outstanding lead singer - and a song that really does speak to the crowd. I was a 70's "Bee Gees" girl then discovered U2 in the 1980's and haven't stopped listening to them. Love their classic songs - "Joshua Tree" album - one of the best!
They brought the excitement❤U2. I remember when this happened. You instantly knew their songs from Bono's vocals to The Edge's guitar sound.
Classic U2. Anything from the Joshua Tree is great. Love your reactions JoVaughn. How about Depeche Mode Strangelove, Never Let me Down Again, or Question of Lust? Please?!?!
I'll try hopefully it doesn't get blocked
@@JayveeTV Thank you so much. I think you will love these songs, and look fwd to seeing you react to them
@@JayveeTV Nice - go for Strangelove 88 - everyone else reacts to the 1987 version, this one was the bigger hit: th-cam.com/video/MHRabky4Ajc/w-d-xo.html
@@JayveeTV tonight is Depeche Mode’s induction into the rock and roll hall of fame. Would be very fitting right now.
Oh God, my wonderful high school years all over again!❤❤
Yeeeeessss!
Same !!
Right. Going to a seedy part of LA. “Where the Streets Have No Name”. A metaphor for forgotten people. The marginalized, the insignificant. I love this band. Kudos. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
u2 SHUT LOS ANGELES DOWN .......ONE OF THE MOST EPIC LIVE PERFORMANCES EVER IN ROCK HISTORY!!! MAN WHAT A TIME THE 80S WERE")
20 years old in 1980 in LA. The Whiskey A Go Go. the Roxy, the troubadour and the Golden Bear we're incredible. The music scene in L A was off the charts. Anything from Van Halen to Lou Reed played in tiny clubs
@@jabreck1934 yea the rock scene on sunset BLVD and Hollywood Blvd in the 80s...LEGENDARY...I grew up in Orange County so I remember driving by sunset BLVD on the weekends marveling at all the rock scene as a child !!
@@hotmail305 the Christmas parade and Hollywood decorated must be a fond memory as well
@@jabreck1934 never did the parades in LA lol I really didn’t like going to LA in the 80s too much gang activity and was too young to enjoy anything lol
@@hotmail305 there was only 3 million people in L A then. Now it's over 12 million
Gotta love the raw footage throughout this video. It really pulls you into the entire EPICNESS that was U2! I ushered their concert for the Zooropa Tour here in Atlanta at the Georgia Dome in 1992. It was also part of the 'Rock the Vote!' for the '92 election. Public Enemy opened up for them and the crowd was so diverse it was great! Fans of both groups cheered and celebrated a night of incredible music. ✌🏼That was also the last year (before this year of course) Georgia was a 'blue' or Democratic state. 💙🇺🇸💙
I wasn't in LA for this show, but I saw them in Oakland on this tour... still one of the greatest shows iv'e ever seen. 65000 plus people, all sponsered by Amnesty Intl... simply an unforgettable experience.
I remember that day, it made the news worldwide. As a teenager when this happened it was the most amazing thing ever, their willingness to put it all out there in a low income area made a point that was not lost on any of us. The 'grown ups' grumbled about 'how irresponsible' they thought it was and 'who do they think they are, they Beatles?" I remember my dad just shaking his head when it came on the news, I laughed later with friends. U2 and others of that era kicked down so many walls, it was awesome to live in these times.
The Vancouver Canucks used to come out on the ice at the beginning of games to the start of this song. It always got the crowd going.
Love how this song just keeps building, never get tired of hearing U2, I actually really love their live version of Dancing Queen
Their what? Do they have a version of Dancing Queen?? I need to find that!
U2 are so amazing. One of the best bands of all time, their success is no fluke. Even their transformation from their 80s sound to Achtung baby is astounding. Going to a real industrial rock & even incorporating dance/electronic sounds too in Mysterious Ways & Even better than the real thing perfecto mix
This song still gives me the chills after all these years
I called in sick that day just to see U2 perform. That neighborhood is not the most desirable part of the city but U2 also came from the same type of neighborhood in Ireland. These guys grew up tough. Great Irish lads that deserve respect. Not just for their music but also for how they helped people in other nations who were oppressed.
I remember when this came out, so amazing. They had expected a small crowd there for filming and it exploded with people.
I was a teenager, this was our way. Our X way.
Same! ✨
@@kimberlinibambini1988 How does one feel like an ol codger and say I can't believe this was over 30 years agoooo🤣 when I'm still all🤘🤘🤘
@@DarlaVaughan very good question! 🤟🏻✌️✨
@@iro6612 right?! And I am about to hit 51🤣🤭
Great stuff. I saw them live at an outdoor gig in Belfast, NI, in the early 90's, Outstanding.
I like the U2 song " If God Will Send His Angels" . Very mellow, great lyrics.
Oh brotha...you need to react to Sunday Bloody Sundqy
Yes I do
@@JayveeTV I second Sunday Bloody Sunday. That video was everything at the time.
@@JayveeTV YES! And Bad (Live Aid) and New Year’s Day... so many!!
@@JayveeTV This version of 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' from Chicago 2005 is the bomb, with great sound quality
th-cam.com/video/RVuMai0yiyM/w-d-xo.html
And here is another anti-war song that is less famous but just as incredible live, from the same show
th-cam.com/video/Cdt9kE58uww/w-d-xo.html
These will knock you right out ;)
@@JayveeTV The live from Red Rocks is a quality early live cut from them. Sunday Bloody Sunday is a deeply meaningful anti-war/anti-violence song opposing the British occupation of Northern Ireland. Meaningful related songs would be the Clash "Should I Stay or Should I Go?" and The Cranberries "Zombie" ... to name only a couple.
Going to see U2 during the Joshua Tree concert tour in 1987, was like going to church, it was a religious experience! Such a phenomenal band, songs and concert!!
Oh yeah, U2 was huge in the 80s. The Joshua Tree album is great.
Huge in the 80's? They were the biggest band in the 90's till this day!!!!!
Never Forget U2 and Bono!... Historical... What a band... There is no best song of this band... Just favorites... This is the band at the top of the mountain
"The Joshua Tree" is one of my top 10 albums of all time. Every song is incredible. "Pride" makes reference to Martin Luther King being shot on April 4 in Memphis. Great song. "Beautiful Day" & "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" also!
I got to see them in Melbourne, 1984 when I was 16. The only song I knew was “Pride” but my friends were big fans. One of my mates got dragged on stage with Bono & they danced together. Lots of fun 😊
U2 was huge...and still play sold out stadium shows to this day! They are the BEST live band I’ve ever seen. The connection they have with their fans is really close. They even have a 24/7 dedicated Sirius XM channel!! Definitely check out some 90s U2 like One, Even Better Than the Real Thing, or Discotheque.
I've been lucky enough to have seen U2 twice in concert, and they DO NOT disappoint! I'm Irish and have seen them play Belfast and in their hometown, Dublin☘️'With Or Without You' is one of my fav U2 songs - they performed it at both concerts and I wept like a baby - it was just SO emotional! Both concerts were unbelievably amazing but seeing them play to THEIR DUBLIN was something I will NEVER forget! Bono is so interactive with the crowd and the band just kept on playing for hours. You should listen to 'The Unforgettable Fire', 'Pride', 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' (Rattle & Hum live version - Bono's speech was so necessary) & 'All I Want Is You'.....simply beautiful. 💕
PS U2 are known for playing impromptu gigs, especially in America. A few of years ago, for New Year's Eve they performed on top of the BBC building in London to a PACKED City!
I wasn’t at the filming of this video however I did see U2 twice in 1987 in Oakland California and Los Angeles California. This video was filmed in April 87. They were promoting their most popular album to date The Joshua Tree.They are the best live band you’ll ever see! 60+ concerts for me and they still are going strong. 🎶🎼🎹🥁🎤🎸🍀
This was obviously inspired by The Beatles roof top concert in London
Also AC/DC. Their video “It’s a long way to the top” was done on the back of a flat bed truck in the main Street of Melbourne in 1976.
I know I’m three months late as I am new to your channel but U2 is my absolute favorite band. They sound the same live just like on the record. I’ve seen them live 5 times and met them once. The Edge (guitar player) is so sweet and has the most beautiful crystal blue eyes I’ve ever seen. I love them all equally but the drummer Larry Mullen Jr. has my heart. His drumming on Bullet the Blue Sky is amazing. They put on the best show. I have no idea how Bono does it but his voice is amazing and Adam Clayton on bass on the song Gloria is so on point. I saw them last in Chicago 2018 and Bono fell twice. Once to come meet us and once during the concert down the back stairs. I’ve loved U2 since I was 10 that’s 40 years of devotion! Thank you! ❤️😘
Imagine getting this many people together spontaneously in the days before cellphones and social media...I watched this unfold soon after the Rodney King verdict in LA. Monumental moment in U2's history. I was fun to watch in real time on TV.
U2 had released The Unforgettable Fire and then done Live Aid in 85, catapulting up to be the biggest band in the world. They were different: great musicians, great song writing, and a mission / spiritual side to their music that connected them with people. Then... they released The Joshua Tree album, one of the top 10 albums of all time. Everyone owned it and everyone loved it. There was no bigger band in the world for the next 20 years.
They're as huge today as they were in the early 80's
Still tour every 2 years with a new album. Been to them all🥰🥰🥰
I lived in LA in 1987 but by the time I heard about this event it was already over. I definitely would have left work and headed downtown had I learned about it earlier.
The Joshua Tree is a seminal album, but Achtung Baby was my joint. You gotta hear "Mysterious Ways" and, of course, "One." One is a classic.
Anything off Achtung Baby or Joshua Tree, for me U2's best albums , no bad tracks on either. Not many albums where I like everything.
I like War too, because it's still rough around the edges...
I remember first seeing this vid in 89-90s. I still remember the line
'they're comin in from Orange County...' ..30 yrs on. lo.
Hard to describe how huge they were worldwide. they filled stadiums. What a fantastic band...pre early 90's is their best stuff.
There is no one that plays guitar like Edge! Such an immediately identifiable style!
U2 were huge in 1987 in the US, touring for their hit Joshua Tree album. For this video, they were in LA, and they had sold out the LA Coliseum for two nights - each show had 70,000 people. This was in the summer, so they could play these big outdoor football stadiums across the US.
These guys were at thier best live, freaking amazing band so pleased i got to see them in thier heyday
Back in the day wealthy neighborhoods had named streets and poor neighborhood streets were numbered with no names. Love U2 play more especially live is where they shine! Thank you for sharing!
In the 80s the worlds serious rock climbers spent the winter climbing in Joshua Tree. We loved this Album.
Do you know what? U2 is exactly that: U2 bring people together - all over the world! No matter whether black, yellow, white, green ... no matter whether atheist, Muslim, Catholic, Protestant ... no matter whether poor or rich .... no matter where you come from: U2 brings the world together !!!! My heroes 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼💚💚💚💚
A few years back i drove to Joshua Tree NP and at sunset i played the Joshua Tree album through my car speakers. Goosebumps all over...
I've never heard this live before, its played and sung brilliantly and I loved listening and watching Jayvee, thank you for a new experience for me. U2 is a great band and Bono is a great humanitarian. The guitar solo is lovely, and I love the reactions of the crowd and you lol. I doubt anyone would be able to do this nowadays, the police would go crazy. Take care and stay safe please everyone God bless you all love hugs and peace Mary-Ellen UK
Saw them in concert. It was expensive, but TOTALLY worth it!
One of my favorite reactors, reacting to one of my favorite songs. Love.
It was filmed in 1987..... U2 was the biggest band in the world then....... And in terms of concert gross earnings, they still are the biggest band.
Before i knew Pearl Jam, U2 was my favorite rock band! ♥️
Joshua Tree was an absolutely EPIC album in the 80's. This was the first of the hits that I remember, "With or Without You" was the biggest. But for my money, the best song on the album is "Red Hill Mining Town". Check that song out - it's sonic beauty!
I agree...Red Hill mining town is one of my favorites along with The unforgettable fire
@@kolbee911 I LOVE Red Hill Mining Town and The Unforgettable Fire too.
They never released RHMT in our neck of the woods, but I think it's the best song on that album to! They released One Tree Hill here instead, as Greg Carroll was the New Zealander roadie that was killed in the motorcycle accident, they dedicated that song to him. One Tree Hill is a historic Landmark here in New Zealand.
This was one of the most epic, brilliant rock n roll moments ever. To this day this gives me chills. I had begun working that week with the same production company Propaganda Films. LAPD were pissed (!) and it made permitting for other shoots very difficult for a long time afterwards... worth it! I wasn't on this shoot but doing pre-production for a small video for a then unknown LA band... Guns n Roses, Welcome to the Jungle. 🤘🏽☠️
I saw them in a bar, then a college gym, then a large arena, then a football stadium.... This happened RAPIDLY. I've seen hundreds of bands. The crowd sang in the parking lot for nearly an hour after one of their shows I attended and I've very rarely felt more emotion than that at a show.
I was at school in LA at the time. The radio announced that there was a big commotion downtown. Rumor was U2 was involved. Some friends and I went down and witnessed and partied all day. Great memory. This was the third release from The Joshua Tree album which broke them huge in America. This video and I Still Havent Found What I’m Looking For where filmed in iconic American cities like LA and Vegas. Took place in 1988.
U2 was huge for years for sure!
One of the best concerts I've ever been to! No doubt and U2!
thanks for doing more u2 -- keep diving!!!
I recommend Two Hearts Beat As One -- great song that no one else reacts to. Or Desire -- the Hollywood Remix!!
In 1987, U2 was inargueably the biggest rockband in the universe. Period.
In 2001, friends and I were in Ireland, trying to get a room to rent in the small village. B&B keepers kept laughing at us, saying Good luck. We just kept going further and further and there were still no rooms. Finally we passed a bunch of cars parked for a km on the shoulder and realized U2 was playing at Sloane Castle.
I remember that day!! It was crazy!! Practically U2 shot down Los Angeles!Some of the police were kinda pissed off! It was fabulous!! Awesome reaction!!
Though this is the studio version overlaid with other sounds, definitely listen to the clean version - the intro is tremendous! I think you should listen to "Electrical Storm" from U2 next.
Do you have the link ?
@@dehgerard02 William Orbit mix is the best: th-cam.com/video/3M2gniEobWs/w-d-xo.html
I saw them in San Francisco in the early eighties. I hadn't even heard of them. Amazing ❤
Same for me in Melbourne 1984. I only knew “Pride”. Great concert!
The studio version sounds almost exactly the same..he’s a fab singer, live or studio
This IS the studio version......they were miming to audio playback of the actual track
The bossest move ever. That's how big they were
I think Joshua Tree is a perfect album-- every song is a winner. Much like American Beauty by Grateful Dead, Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, A Day at the Races by Queen, Sgt Pepper by the Beatles, Tommy by The Who, Get Your Ya Yas Out by the Rolling Stones, and Junta by Phish.
Word. I wanna throw in Soup, by Blind Melon. Good list.
I remember this very well. Had the cassette tape and Walkman listened to it all time every song on joshua tree is excellent 🤘
I wasn't in LA but I remember just how hard it was to get U2 tickets for the Joshua Tree tour. They sold out so fast it was unbelievable...and this was before the internet!
The band I have seen live more than any other and this is my favourite.
You have been given a great gift...An open mind. There is so much great music out there. Enjoy. And thanks for letting us enjoy watching you enjoy it.
I remember this when I was growing up in Scotland, they decided to just go for it before the LA Police could close them down and it worked, back in the days of proper rock and roll bands
Big Country are so much better. The Crossing is so underestimated and as a live band they're epic x
If i could go back in time and do one thing it would be the early 80's Glasgow Barrowlands.
Nope, I was not there, but heard about it when I lived up in Pennsylvania. It make world news. Very cool.
I saw this concert back in the eighties and it was amazing.
U2 "Sunday bloody Sunday" my favorite song from them. Bono, charming in the "Walgies" Brussels yeeeeaaaarrrrssss ago✌️😎❤️
They were so flipping amazing live
This is the song that SAVED my life....i’ll thank U2 for the rest of my life... LOVE THEM!!!❤️❤️❤️
IMHO U2 best song ever. I want it played at my funeral ☺️
U2 did an impromptu concert at Justin Herman Plaza in the financial district of San Francisco where Bono spray painted the modern art water sculpture during the concert. We just walked from our offices a block or two away to be there at lunch. It was quite an event. I'm sure this concert was similar. Promoted on radio and out of the blue.