Pride (in the name of love)(recording 1984) - U2

[@joachimpeiper8076]

Brian Eno, the legend behind the success

[@rmggamancio]

I like how they actually acknowledged they had something really special on the making

[@sauronbaggins1833]

Amazing

[@marietiti]

Thank god for Lanois and Eno….

[@kiershorey2706]

Never a truer sentence. A little moment I had with U2 in Bris Vegas in '89: post the gig, outside their hotel, meet them, get them all to sign my 18-hole cherry DMs, tell Bono I'm fulfilling a dream doing so, cos I've finally met someone who knows Brian Eno. Clayton laughed the hardest.

[@nicolasepstein5143]

This song got slowed down after being recorded and the key became higher

[@restaurantrivesaltes2119]

Amazing archive

[@djabthrash]

Such great footage

[@khancharsi]

3:40 and beyond.. should have kept this whole part in the final cut.

[@user-ho1lw6zt6i]

Brian enno no words

[@nicolasepstein5143]

I heard

[@demh7823]

For Four Irish men to write a song that incredible when most Americans don't know even half the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. Beannacct leat.

[@aerochicc]

Need a little more passion there... OMG, can you imagine telling Bono that?! LOL

[@KillaGandhi]

Yes, because his job is to make sure Bono sounds like Bono lol!

[@restaurantrivesaltes2119]

Was a joke i think

[@restaurantrivesaltes2119]

Was a joke i think

[@sigmundfreud8976]

It was an ironic joke, they were all laughing. They were impressed by Bono's delivery

[@garrghhh]

Yep - joke. The "maybe you could try standing for this one" brings it to that 'absolute clarity contradiction-level', even to outsiders (to their group culture), I'd say. To be fair, however, I wasn't entirely sure at the initial "passion" comment - Eno's (?) delivery is so dry (there) ... heh... _Edit: or whoever is on the couch? Whoever starts "taking the wee" (so-to-speak) first..._ 😄