*RELATABLE!* 🎵 U2 "WITH OR WITHOUT YOU" REACTION

Thanks for checking out our U2 reaction. With Or Without You is an interesting song that makes you wonder what inspired it.
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[@drakulkacz6489]

The Joshua Tree album has no weak song. It is an album that is listened on max volume laying on a floor with eyes shut. It is an essence of emotions.

[@benshafer5198]

This LP, Joshua Tree, was their best selling and also probably their most critically acclaimed. I think you've done their two very poppy songs of it. Where The Streets have No Name is a good one from it. You may want to try New Year's Day or Sunday Bloody Sunday, from 1983's War LP. They haven't been getting that much love from reactors, so it's good to see. Saw them live at MSG right after 9/11. A very intense show. They invited dozens of NY's first responders on the stage at one point; not a dry eye. Great band✌

[@smillstill]

He can't live without his family when he's on the road or with them when he's missing his music life. He loves both desperately. "You give it all but I want more" refers to his family being everything to him but he still wants to be part of U2. "You give yourself away" refers to him feeling he is giving too much of himself to his musical career.

[@jamesburnett6247]

The Joshua Tree was written lyrically by Bono specifically for & about America. Bono was so adept & brilliant lyrically, that he he could write songs with a surface meaning & a deeper more macro meaning as well. While this song is written in a person to person context, it is also a song written by the world to America. Bono is a outright genius & Poet Laureate for a generation.

[@mr.esmathvideos9222]

The reason this song sounds like the 2000’s to you is because almost every guitar player since U2 became huge is reacting in some way to the Edge. A ton of bands (including worship bands) have adopted that dotted eighth note delay he made famous. Most modeling guitar amps and multi effects boxes have a preset that’s a nod to their sound. I think a lot of younger people listen to the bands who started a revolution and lose sight of the direction of influence.

[@Mukinje62]

It's a song about Bono being completely torn apart of being a musician and at the same time a husband to his wife Ali. A difficult task to connect those two worlds. It never gets old :)

[@offal]

this is from U2`s fith studio album" the joshua tree" released in 1987, smashing pumpkins wern`t even formed till 1988, so i guess the smashing pumpkins reminds you of U2! they were the worlds biggest band after this album, so it`s clear who was influencing who :)

[@jamesburnett6247]

U2 were the soul of the 80s. The lyrical brilliance & poignancy of Bono was unmatched. They really had to be appreciated live to get the full effect & power of this band though.

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

this recording is perfect. imo this is the stairway to heaven of the 80’s

[@AM-qc3vk]

As a huge SP fan, I completely agree with the comparison in terms of bass lines and resonance of this song and a few others from The Joshua Tree. I think Billy Corgan must have been channeling some U2 while he wrote some his songs. You can especially hear the resonance in the song Stand Inside Your Love by Smashing Pumpkins. I believe it's possible that that song is a continuation of the sound and feeling from this song. Also, Corgan uses the Mellotron in many songs; this instrument is famous because of the Beatles.

[@TopHeavyEmma]

“Where the streets have no name”, “New years day”, “Sunday Bloody Sunday” are all worth a listen

[@ashleydixon4613]

The Joshua Tree is not only their best selling album and, as already stated, probably their most critically acclaimed-but I would also argue that it is among the greatest rock albums of all time. I’ve seen it listed pretty highly on that list from multiple sources, and I wholeheartedly agree.

[@LeeMaitland]

U2 in their prime were immense. This was off such an incredible album.

[@MayfaireOquinn1210]

My favorite song on 'Joshua Tree', is "Bullet the Blue Sky". It wasn't one of the big hits off the album, but IMO it is incredible.

[@outtahere321]

Nothing better on the road than listening to the Joshua Tree album by U2. This group is definitely one of the best in the history of rock and roll and that sound is their distinct sound.

[@kevindowd31021]

U2 was so deep! Many just loved the music but I loved how much depth they had in every song.

[@djl9919]

in 1987 I was 17 and now I'm thinking of those times. This song still moves me like it did the 1st time🙂. Rock on Brad & Lex

[@scapito]

The duck phone. 🤣 I read an article once where Bono said this song was about the struggle of being a married musician (married to music). U2 is an amazing live band. Their live at Red Rocks show is older, but worth a view. I'm curious what you think of their song

[@kevingallagher4673]

I'm bias of course being an Irish person but proud of U2 ....as a young child/teen and now as a 47-year-old they have been my band as well as other Irish bands too ... to grow up with this band has been unreal, going to their many concerts is a true life event and listening to their songs to help with breakups and dancing at parties they have been there for many life moments both good and bad ...

[@MrRezRising]

This is a song that DEFINED the 80s. One of the best albums of the decade, and I don't even care for U2.