REACTION to "U2 - Bullet the Blue Sky (ZOO TV Sydney 1993)" THE WOLF HUNTERZ Jon and Dolly

[@Sean-Ireland]

Love that song and the way U2 change it every single tour to relate to the latest dictator or evil at that time, this band are the bench mark for all live music

[@wrldchamps04]

2015 was my all time favorite version...." My younger self on the other side of the barricade now"

[@NorwayMan36]

There should be a law against NOT seeing the next song, Running to stand still!:) The transition is just amassing:)

[@u2boy16]

Wel throw in that law the transition into the song after that, streets! ;)

[@jamesdavison2927]

YESSSSSSS

[@jamesdavison2927]

​@@u2boy16 YESSSSS

[@Mirrorgirl492]

@@jamesdavison2927 YES YES ALL YESSSSSS

[@bucca2.0]

not just that. The 3 go together BTBS , standstill AND STREETS

[@AtomicPeace]

A trip through your wires (JT album) October / Bullet the Blue Sky (Live in Paris 2015) In God's country (JT album) Exit (Rattle and Hum live version) Mothers of the Dissapeared (Live in Seattle with Eddie Vedder)

[@Didi78180x]

U2 at their absolute prime. Incredible song.

[@hasinurrahman4952]

Edge's solo is fantastic !!

[@adiedonoghue1]

Best tour i have EVER seen.....FACT

[@jons3808]

I saw these guys 5 or so times in the 80s. They were incredible!

[@TonyAntista-lj2xz]

Spot on!! I also saw them in the 80s at their peak. They were and still are Amazing!!

[@stevetreloar3129]

Zoo tv is my fave U2 album, very progressive at the time! The concert was one of the most technologically advanced for the time too!!!

[@leandrepascualbouys7648]

The name of the album is Achtung baby, came in 1991 and record in hansa studio in Berlin ;)

[@justincredible.]

Bullet the Blue sky is a song about the war machine called the USA, hence the "outside it's America" and "We run into the arms of America".

[@annheckenbach9396]

I saw this show in Tampa, also saw them when they first came out, Sunday Bloody period. Great performers back in the day, very different. This song was about a war being fought at the time.

[@landisix9709]

Ann I was at this concert as well at the Old Sombrero Tampa. Opening bands Big Audio Dynamite and Public Enemy. 🤘

[@nancymjohnson]

Watch With or Without you live. He pulls a girl onstage and I’m certain it changed her life forever. At the time Bono’s dad was dying of cancer and he was very emotional.

[@jims.1137]

Very cool performance, I agree. You're talking about the "Live from The Fleet Center, Boston" video. Again, I agree, great performance. Another one is Every Breaking Wave, live from the 2014 EMA's. If you want to see a great performance without all the effects and auto tune, check it out.

[@nancymjohnson]

I watch reactions, and I absolutely love watching younger rockers live it now. I lived it and loved it then, and still do. Been a rock jock for over 40 years. Young reactors talk a lot about age. It is completely irrelevant. Except todays “popish” American artists have so much help sounding good. Saw Zep at 15, raw, pure talent. The band, YES, seeing them live literally changed my life as a mid-teen, and I’m still a better person because of it. AIC is my second fav.

[@YourLoyalDeserter]

Imagine if one night Bono forgot to say "don't let it happen again"

[@bodies2magenta]

Very entertaining reaction to an extraordinarily spectacular live song, "Bullet the Blue Sk" by U2! There definitely should be more views and a keck of a lot more likes, my friends! *Irrefutable Classic* regarding U2's amazing career. 🙂

[@Thattampalady]

At my first U2 show in 1986 my poor Dad had to hold me up during this song. It was so much that my knees gave out.

[@MrJonnyblade]

After being caught up in the US bombing of El Salvador while the band were there. Bono told Edge to mimic the noise of the bombs being dropped with his guitar

[@gordieparenteau6555]

Bono's vocal delivery and intonation was inspired by the "fire and brimstone" Baptist preachers he heard over the radio in the middle of the night on the bus during the band's early tours of the United States. The Edge's solo has undergone many many metamorphoses over the years. The one here was very much influenced by the grunge sound, with its heavily overdriven orgiastic screaming sound. My personal favourite is the version from the Vertigo Tour (2005/2006) which was influenced by Chicago Blues. It's understated compared to this, but I love it. In recent years, he's begun playing it the same way he did back in 1987. It should be noted that Adam Clayton's bass is playing in a different key from the rest of the song. It's shouldn't work but it does.

[@kennethraymond5097]

You guys are awesome!

[@chrisfairbarn9908]

Request. Kite -- live from Boston just after Bono's father died. Emotional to say the least.

[@riverwolf654]

This Irish band are the best band ever

[@reactionfan1448]

guys saw this in Dublin but you need to react to " Love is Blindness" from the sydney show just look at the views it has and edges guitar solo on it is spinechilling

[@leannmiller7153]

ZOO TV was an epic concert! Tacoma Dome❤❤❤

[@brucedickinson12]

classy solo from the edge

[@_Dei_]

I saw them again at the same venue a few years after this, and it was good, but it just felt like they'd lost a bit of the fire they had. This whole concert was incredible, such an experience. I think they, as a band, had pretty much said everything they wanted to say by the end of this tour and they kind of lost relevance after this. It happens.

[@markdraine3571]

Yeah, I have seen them twice . Can't stand the asshole Bono. Total phony ..Globalist jerk that is the Bill Gates of Rock n Roll .He portrayed himself as being a Christian and force for good in this world but it's quite the contrary. Flips his cross upside down . I'd rather go see a death metal band. At least they are honest about themselves. Bono would vaccinate every child in the world if he could facilitate it .

[@MrJonnyblade]

These songs will always be relevant because the human race will never learn, U2 are very experimental as a group which leaves them open to criticism when their "sound" doesn't conform to what the public believe the "sound" should be like. You should remember that this song was experimental at the time, along with almost all U2 songs, and criticism of U2 is not a new thing, it just takes the rest of the World 20 years to catch up

[@Shenanigan5]

I hated this song when I was younger and absolutely love it now.

[@danreed5171]

If you can find U2 @ Franklin field Univ. PENN in like 98'.............I was there!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I got a good story too.......

[@chrisfairbarn9908]

Keep doing U2. The reactions are the best. Try Kite from Boston.

[@shermanmi]

This is Bono, the Edge, Larry, and Adam telling us all to go punch a fascist in the mouth.

[@pauljohnston3974]

The guitar solo in Love is Blindness from the same concert is better.

[@jefffogertymusic2023]

Watch the Red Rocks concert film when they were young. And the film Rattle and Hum. A better version of this one in that film

[@alejandrojodarmalvar5699]

Rage against the Machine should covered this song.

[@adiarainfoster]

Not really controversial. when that symbol came up he said "don't let it happen again." it wasn't supporting it, he was telling everyone to stop history repeating itself.

[@e.m.b2834]

Edge can solo with the best of them .. like a more erratic david gilmour

[@PatrickFolgerts]

It so weird that he did this on bullet. The rest of his solos are really simple and not even called solo's

[@danreed5171]

Joshua Tree was 1985..nowhere near 93

[@l.coleman279]

Joshua Tree was 1987.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

ZooTV tour was 93

[@entityxs764]

hey, could you do a reaction to Unintended from muse at Wembley stadium pls ? It's very different from what you've heard until now qnd it's very interesting.

[@JChip57828]

Nice. Don’t let it happen again!!!! Still poignant today

[@bretcullen5089]

This is a song I always look forward to hearing every tour. Every tour this song gets re-worked to (unfortunately) to match the political and social injustice in the current time.

[@chrisfairbarn9908]

Subscriber here, what is your most liked/watched video?

[@JoeCruz-hs2yt]

i always thought this song sounded like strangle hold ted nugent same riffs same beat !

[@revbenf6870]

Much like Pink Floyd's albums, the transition from one song to the next doesn't work too well in the current age, where attention spans are limited and everyone wants a morsel of this and a morsel of that...