Pride (In the Name of Love) - U2 | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@minkgraver]

The final verse about MLK gets me every single time- “They took your life but they could not take your pride” ❤❤❤

[@ShannonR1969]

I don't think Gen X people, like me, could ever impress upon younger people just how huge and meaningful this song was/is. Instant classic, S tier all the way.

[@jasonremy1627]

"Where The Streets Have No Name" and "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" are both amazing U2 songs to follow this up with.

[@malkamusik]

Bono was once performing in front of a large crowd. In between songs he slowly started to clap his hands. He said to the crowd, "Every time I clap my hands, a child in Africa dies." Then someone from the crowd shouted, "Please stop clapping!!!."

[@mayge1234]

U2 during the 80s was spectacular. So good.

[@JoeD0403]

The Joshua Tree (1987.. what a year for music) is arguably one of the top ten albums of all time.

[@bodhisattva3774]

My favorite U2 song. It's passion and emotional impact are undeniable.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

U2 is the rare band that made multiple songs capable of delivering relentless goosebumps.

[@rockitflash]

The thing about U2 is that they were 4 teenagers that met in school and decided to form a band. Problem was they didn’t know how to play their instruments. They just dove in and learned as they kept playing and the result became what you hear now. No other band sounds like U2. The rhythm section lays down a rock solid foundation. Edge is not a shredder like Eddie Van Halen, he embraces effects and makes them a part of a sonic landscape.Then Bono does his thing, love him or hate him, he always gives 110%

[@jillsallade7168]

The Joshua Tree album in it's entirety. OMGosh such a great band. The entire album is awesome to the nth degree. Red Hill Mining Town, Running to Stand Still, in God's Country are some of my favorites. The radio faves where streets have no name, still haven't found what I'm looking for and with or without you. Makes me want to listen to this album now. U2 S tier in my book. Thanks guys for sharing.

[@brianr3763]

The Edge won't blow you away with solo pyrotechnics, but he is masterful at using the guitar to create sonic landscapes.

[@varsitycamplife]

His rasp wasn’t rasp, it was passion. U2 is often blamed for being crusaders or too down for causes, but never misunderstand… Bono meant what he sang. It was from the heart.

[@mattshaw6180]

Now picture this in a live performance. They deliver it hard and loud every time; their tunes ae all geared for the stage.

[@theone268]

'Bullet the Blue Sky' - This song stands apart from the rest on the Joshua Tree album. Instrumentation, Vocals, Harmonies, Lyricism. IMO, one of their most complete song's.

[@johnhughes3214]

The Edge is from my perspective one of the greatest rhythm guitarists in the history of rock music. His rhythm work is so original and instantly recognizable. He approached the rhythm guitar space as an empty canvas waiting to be painted. His extensive use of guitar effects such as delay effects was/is innovative and yet tasteful. Jimmy Page has referred to him as a "sonic architect." Of course, if you are going to call yourself "The Edge," you better be both very good and innovative at what you do. He is.

[@DavidJonesZMBY]

One of my favorite all-time albums. I really think people forget just how vibrant U2 was at the beginning of their career and how truly good the music was. And the production was phenomenal in those Lillywhite, Lanois, and Eno days.

[@charlieboard4862]

This entire album is just an atmospheric sonic masterpiece

[@lindaamodeo3061]

One of the best things about U2 are the lyrics

[@steveale0711]

I lived in Ireland, saw them live in Dublin during vertigo tour. They are not raw rockers. They are poetic, political, technical and intellectual. Not your regular rock n roll group. Edge uses a lot of delay. It’s well documented the delay timing. The sounds are circular and complex in sound but very simple from a picking/fingering perspective.

[@hrossaman]

So much early-mid U2 is ultra high quality. Everyone should have a love-love relationship with U2. In Bono's prime, he was top-5 level vocalist, up there with MJ, Plant, Mercury, Perry, etc