U2 "One" (4K, Live, HQ Audio) / Omaha / May 19th, 2018

PLEASE SHARE IF YOU LIKE IT, MUCH MORE TO COME! From the Experience & Innocence Tour at the Centurylink Center in Omaha, Nebraska in 4K and HQ Audio.

[@PaperDollingFilms]

Actual song starts at 4:42

[@petercollins2569]

Thank you for posting. The audio and video are great. "Anything is possible when you work." "One" is a great song, maybe their best,

[@周雨然-z6d]

Love U2

[@mikeschafer7379]

I love u2 and what they stand for. From there christian values to the messages found in many of there songs that are a picture of what gods love is. They are a band that take a stand and I love that I get a chance to share with my daughter the message behind there songs. However u2 most recent plight to go back on God's word in the issue of pro choice vs pro life is disturbing to me. Why all of a sudden a change in heart? U2 has succeeded not because they have millions of followers and have millions of albums bought but because they have been obedient. In "one" bono says that we are to carry each carry each other "one". How can we carry each other if in the end there is no carrying one another because there is no one. If u2 going back on there beliefs is to fit the masses instead of what god determines to be what is right and wrong then the culture that u2 portrays is left for people to use there own ideals and judgements of there music

[@brianhaggerty9565]

I got a question. ..where is best place to see the show on main floor? since they jump around...anyone?

[@warm-corecyclones6430]

I've often thought the railing in the corner of the main stage and the 'catwalk' would be a good spot for seeing the band, but it wouldn't be the best for seeing the screen. I guess it would depend on what you wanted to see. Tho I've never been to a U2 concert (sadly) so I'm probably not qualified to say, tho I'm sure someone here will have an answer.

[@JJ-it2xc]

Brian Haggerty Hey Brian... I was on the floor at this show and would recommend my area. I was at about the halfway point of the catwalk. When you get in the arena those big screens will be down. They are in the middle about a third of the show, on the main stage about half and at the small circle the rest of the time. If you are about half way down the catwalk, they’ll be right in front of you a lot and not too far away at any other time. I would advise being a bit off the rail of the catwalk so you can see the screens better. I’m pretty sure I was right by the person who filmed this video

[@warm-corecyclones6430]

J J, I've always been curious; how does the crowd organize itself regarding who's along the railing and who's further behind? I've heard there's a system in place where if you get to the venue early enough you're given a number, however I'm guessing the railings would be most desired so how does this work? I'm hoping for a U2 tour down here in Australia one day, gotta be prepared!

[@JJ-it2xc]

OneSmallStep at this show, there was no order. I could have gone anywhere I wanted except for the “red zone” which is a small pit on each side of the main stage that is like a VIP area. Once I went to the floor I got a band that said “North Side” so if I tried to leave and get back on the floor they may have made me stay on the side I was at originally.

[@natannozella7815]

Whats is the name of the intro music?

[@SilvioNuozzi]

Women Of The World original version by Ivor Cutler. But this one is a cover by Jim O'Rourke