U2 - All I Want Is You & Where The Streets Have No Name REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@Shenanigan5]

This was at Slane Castle Ireland. There was just a special electricity in the air that night that I had never felt before or after at any concert I have been to. On the day Ireland played Holland in a soccer match which they won to qualify for the World Cup, it was shown on the big screens putting everyone in party mood. In contrast, Bonos father had just passed away, maybe the funeral was the same day as the show which just added an emotional weight to his performance.

[@shawnguillory267]

They filmed two shows. The first was the day after burying Bono’s father. The second one was after the soccer match. Most likely what made it to the dvd was from the second show. Coincidentally that was just ten days before 9/11 when that album and tour brought new meaning to the US.

[@gjagielom2]

I can’t even imagine seeing U2 live never mind in ireland or after such a huge moment in Bono’s life. The closest i can even hope to approach is such a step down that saying it will sound terrible. But i saw Weird Al on the poodle hat tour shortly after his parents both died. he gave so much energy to his performance and during one song was less than six feet away from me, as he sang it in the audience. Nowhere near on the same level since he doesn’t write or perform from a place of emotion like U2 does but it’s a story i will always have and wanted to share now for some reason.

[@toddfenton9930]

Forever U2!

[@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь]

And how someone can say that U2 sucks ? True legends in the music history

[@thoru4367]

Это Боно по большей части

[@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь]

@@thoru4367 , Ну нравится ему заниматься чем ему по кайфу, Музыку сделали они легендарную и этого достаточно

[@thoru4367]

@@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь да, но человеки не отделяют искусство от линости, что стоит за ним! С Морисси така я же херня

[@ПетрПетров-о9ь3ь]

@@thoru4367 , мдеее

[@justincredible.]

@@thoru4367 No it's not! Bono is a big part but U2 is far more than Bono!

[@bminturn]

His dad has passed shortly before this show. That sound at about the 08:34 mark makes a lot of sense when you've lost a father. I lost mine on Feb 7 2019, and this chokes me up every time I hear Bono's lamentation. It's like a little bit of his soul is escaping his body, and I know that feeling.

[@justincredible.]

U2 is the soundtrack to my life, since the early 80's. Best live band I have ever seen.

[@LuísMiguel_76]

Best band off all times

[@jem030175]

I'm so glad someone finally mentioned the drum & bass. Always overlooked and always great.

[@WanderingCanadian1]

Bono was singing on PURE emotion that night. Nailed it

[@tedaduffy]

this was my very first U2 concert, I still have the ticket framed on my wall, I was 18 at this concert, and was as pissed as a fart !!! haha, i was right at the end of the heart stage.. the Irish football (soccer) team qualified for the world cup earlier this day in Dublin, beating Holland. the team were choppered in for the concert!! what a day

[@jbuller7]

And father dougal singing 😂

[@heathkeim3394]

I’d love to see U2 in concert. Looks like a blast

[@brucenadeau5920]

One of the best concerts I ever saw!

[@xThisGameRx]

They still put on a great show for a band where most of U2 is nearly 60, But in saying that, they've certainly past their best. This concert was 20 years ago.

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@xThisGameRx There are NOT many die hard U2 fans I have come across like I am that I know off and I CAN admit that they have given us their best and SADLY we may only get a rare gem from them now. I DID like 3/4 of Songs of Innocence and that album got my oldest who's now 20 into U2, against her U2 hating moms wishes lol

[@xThisGameRx]

@@brucenadeau5920 yeah I'm only 22 and only got to see them for the first time in Aus in 2019. Unfortunately i only get to see the back end of their career, but thank god for the internet.

[@justincredible.]

U2 is so f*cking good live, seem them on different tour many times. No one compares to U2 Live. So much passion, so much power.

[@rebeccabrewer6259]

On Saturday mornings my 2 sons and I had fun cleaning the house...they were raised on U2, Pink Floyd, the Who. My eldest went to his first concert ever. I took him to see U2 10th row seats!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@hmpphoto]

One interesting note about the rhythm section: before they signed their first record deal, the record company told them that they can have a their mega contract, the only stipulation was that they had to fire Larry Mullen (drums) and being in one of the record companies choice. Bono, The Edge and Adam Clayton told them to go pound sand and shove up their......Loyalty, pass it on!!!!

[@ExileOnDaytonStreet]

Listening to some of the fun unique beats Mullen has created over the years, this is seems like an absolutely insane request in hindsight.

[@mattsimus100]

Really??

[@hmpphoto]

@Matt White that's what I heard several years ago on one of those "behind the music" type shows. I also just read this morning that Larry won't be with the band for their shows later this year due to back surgery.

[@dannyarcher6370]

That's amazing.

[@jbzooropa72]

This is a perfect example of what their ENTIRE SHOW IS LIKE!!! Their concerts are seriously almost like a religious experience. Bono’s voice has never been better. I actually think his voice has gotten better since the early 2000’s. They spend so much time writing and in the studio but also spend just as much time perfecting their live performances. They simply are the best. I’ve watched this easily over 100x and I still get chills.

[@mccblarney]

A U2 concert truly is a full-on spiritual experience. The people are totally locked in to the band. I have been to many, many of their gigs. They do the business so well, you really have to be there to understand it.

[@CarlosSierralta]

Absolutely agree with you on U2’s rythm section. They’re not stars, but they’re great. I remember Beato talking about them and said the same. And about Bono, it’s into his top 20 singers in rock history. And The Edge have their own and well earned position in best guitar players of rock

[@bminturn]

That's the thing about The Edge. Is he one of the GREATEST ever? Not technically. But he IS great at writing songs. That's something to keep in mind when rating him - he plays what he needs to get the song written, and he's got a pretty good resume there.

[@annaconway7009]

This video never gets old, it's iconic I've been a fan since 1985 and U2 ARE Absolutely the best band in the world at this point, they never let me down! And audience participation is a given!🥰

[@jonathanhayes1583]

Greatest band on the planet 🇮🇪🇮🇪u2

[@Standard_Jay]

I was at this very concert....Sept 1st 2001 Slane Castle , County Meath....what a day

[@rooman3334]

great reaction - greetings from Australia

[@tedurbina527]

Awesome reaction and tell grumpy pig to chill out...lol. I've always enjoyed seeing them live they are good.

[@gzz8551]

Dude your spot on about the rhythm section. They are amazing.

[@rockonileva]

Those U2 concerts on the Elevation tour were their best! the two live recordings have different transitions to Where The Streets Have no Name... This was AMAZING, but the Bad-Where The Streets Have No Name transition in Live in Boston is one of the most perfect song transitions EVER. Some suggestions of odd-ball great U2 songs apart from the 80s classics (with my fav performances: - Please - You'll enjoy the rhythm section on this (studio, or live at the VMA) - Moment of Surrender - Bass line shines... (studio or Live At Glastonbury) - Gone - (studio - Damn, I just love the "POP' album... the sound is amazing - or Live in Boston) - Zooropa - Live in Mexico

[@SaiAbitathaDUCIC]

Most technical analysis I have seen in a while.

[@chrislieberman]

I would love to hear some of your covers of U2.

[@fredvelez7703]

Your description of rhythm section is no only spot on but hilarious! Dude, the vibe you've got is awesome, and you've got a pretty good insight into music. You're review (9/10)

[@FelipeTN]

Hopefully your channel will grow more and more because not only your comments are really great ( it goes way beyond the typical reaction videos all over KZbin ), but your passion and excitement for music is authentic and infectious!

[@THEDavidHeretic]

FEELIN' YOU Felipe!!! Thank you for the kind words I really appreciate them.

[@MrBlackBono]

I totally agree with you on U2 rhythm I have never once hear any one of them stand out more than the other, they always in tune with each other.

[@kennyoconnor1523]

The greatest to ever to do a live show.

[@jamesharper3933]

Great selection from the Slane Castle concert. The moans Bono utters during the transition to Streets is his release as his father had just passed away before this show. Thanks!🤟🤟👍👍

[@jbzooropa72]

I agree. During that transition you could hear the pain/joy of thinking about his father.

[@rqg23]

loved your rhythm section comment. So right, no flash, but...so locked in. Also, Larry Is never ever off and hits harder than he gets credit for

[@jbuller7]

One of the greatest days of my life.

[@beverlydavid507]

Love, love love U2

[@Dcully]

I was in that crowd, what a gig totally unforgettable.

[@christianreynolds9252]

Great Review 👌Elevation Tour 2001 Slane Castle. One of their best ever concerts. Not sure if someone has mentioned this in the comments but this gig was on the same day as Bono’s dad’s funeral. He burried his dad on the morning and the gig was the evening. One of their most emotional passionate gigs. If you hear during the transition Bono is shouting hear my soul father . Very emotional.No band better to push emotion then u2. The crowd is also insane. Ireland had qualified for the soccer World Cup that day and between support acts they showed the game on the screens. They qualified and was probably U2’s greatest support band 😃try October/Bullet the Blue Sky live from Paris 2015 innocence and experience tour

[@grahamkey8496]

I saw them the same year in Glasgow. Such a powerful performance.

[@seanhughes2815]

I love the fact that you pointed out the rhythm section of this band! They are the reason that the Edge and Bono are able to do what they do. A solid backbeat is key to any successful band

[@brucenadeau5920]

David, you just shocked the hell out of me here, you have covered U2 before...? I just do NOT see you as someone who'd play U2, Kick ass! lol And All I Want IS You is a song that makes me melt!

[@brucenadeau5920]

THANK YOU DAVID for saying what you did about Adam Clayton and Larry Mullins Jr, the MOST UNDERRATED IN music! And to think ONLY Adam had any real musical knowledge when they started the band and Larry was only a high school band drummer when they formed. Edge's brother was their second guitar player before he bailed on them, and Bono has NO real clue how to sing, Edge (Also a Dave/David) was the only other one in that band who really "knew" something about music lol

[@brucenadeau5920]

This performance is actually considered a 2-1 take due to the transition into one another. You'll see these two lumped together OFTEN and NOT uncommon to see this with U2 songs from concerts.

[@THEDavidHeretic]

When it comes to covering songs, I'll play whatever the band I'm working with pays me to play.

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@THEDavidHeretic Ah, yeah I DIDN'T think this may have been session style work or a paying gig more than you guys wanted to do the material. I totally respect that. Though again, MAD props on the respect for Adam and Larry you gave, RARELY given period.

[@nianfiedler9691]

I’ve seen them 12 times. ZooTV rules supreme, but Elevation, Vertigo and Innocence and Experience were all insanely good. They are the still the biggest “underground” band in the world. They ruled the rock world from 84 to 09, and are still killing it. Check out 2015 Paris.

[@thetoiletinspector6878]

You should give the whole concert these songs are taken from, U2 live from Slane Castle, a watch. It was a great concert start to finish. It's available in full on youtube.

[@leifep]

Fun fact is that Bono actually met Ally the same week he met the three guys in the band… talk about life-changing week😂

[@lostinsweden5039]

Agreed. And I'd put in Larry Mullen as one of the tightest rock drummers of all time. Honourable mention for Sting and Stewart Copeland.

[@actung74]

U2 on home soil. Slane Castle Co Meath Ireland 2001, a place where they recorded the bulk of the 1984 album The Unforgettable fire. 80,000 plus in attendance. This is actually the second of two shows at the venue, a week after the first. Slane, a venue which usually is allowed one show per year. U2 sold out the first in a matter of minutes so the Irish Premier/Taoisheach intervened to get a second show on the go. U2 had previously been a support act there in 1981.

[@yarugizen]

Great review !! Especially about Adam and Larry.

[@lfcgero35]

Slane castle co.meath with over 100,000 people if im not mistaken. Great venue for a music concert.

[@wfl6887]

Reduced it to 80,000 for safety reasons. Still a lot of people on a hill.

[@nianfiedler9691]

For two nights

[@lfcgero35]

@@nianfiedler9691 if its two nights its 160,000.

[@shermanmi]

A couple things I know about the rhythm section: Larry Mullen Jr started the band, of course as they like to say, as soon as Bono opened his mouth he became the band leader. Larry is known to have a preternatural sense of rhythm. In one studio session for No Line on the Horizon, he pointed out the producer that a beat was off by a fraction of a second. The producer protested, but of course, Larry was correct once they fixed it. Adam, god bless him, has often been known to be the wild card of the group. He missed a performance on the ZooTV tour due to his alcohol addiction, which he then almost immediately kicked, vowing to never miss a show again. Also, I believe the Edge is known to have written many of Adam's bass parts as Adam is probably the least musician of the group, relatively speaking.

[@MrDiddyDee]

Their tightness is fact. You're right, they are not about being flashy players, they are a true band, and do what's needed for each song and it all locks together without any individual ego (You could argue maybe it is in Bono's case, but he is the front man, it's a necessity to hold a crowd) . Confidence for some folks could seen as arrogance, I guess, but I think he knows who he is and doesn't have anything to prove anymore, U2's place in musical history is assured.

[@CarlosSierralta]

What a great couple of tunes! Wonder why you have listened and played U2 songs, instead of many pearl jam ones xD And what to say about both songs: AIWIY is one of my favourites ballads of all times. And WTSHNN and its intro. Is a fuckin blast!

[@ufra-5744]

Greatest reaction🙏

[@whatsnews6790]

For me... the greatest live performance ever. His dad died a week before this too and in that transitional scream he’s saying something to his dad, I remember reading about it. Unbelievable

[@Anthony1116]

You gotta check out "Out of Control" from the same concert. It is wild! It will give you a larger perspective of how many people there and the performance is better!

[@THEDavidHeretic]

I'll need a link so I watch the correct video.

[@Anthony1116]

@@THEDavidHeretic There used to be a link available to watch but it looks like the U2 team have taken it down :(

[@Anthony1116]

The link you originally watched this on has also been t aken down as well. Not much you can do. If I see it again I will let you know good sir.

[@mistermayonaise]

@@THEDavidHeretic Warning beforehand.I did find the video,but it didn't play,so i went back, to google it again, and ended up at the same spot (Daily Motion Video).It did not play so i pressed F5 on my keyboard ,don't know why,waited a few seconds ,the screen was still totally black and all of a sudden it started to play.After that i tried it again,nothing,found some pages from web-sites who have that Out of Control video but not playing either.(they had the you tube version)..So i went back to the one that did play,but again,nothing happened.Pushed that F5 button again a few times ,after the screen kept on being black and viola,it played again..So i think you have to try several times till it plays.The reason they took down the whole concert and videos is because they had a virtual tour in 2021 for U2.com fans.With 5 concerts upgraded in 4K and coming with a amazing sound..But that's already several weeks,months ago,so i don't know why they didn't/don't upload the concerts and separate videos in 4K to you tube..Maybe it will happen, at some point in time..I say,give it a try,link below,it's not in 4K,sadly,but you will get a impression,i do like the part in the middle when he sings oh my my my and changing it in ow my old man...www.dailymotion.com/video/x2hktc

[@Anthony1116]

@@THEDavidHeretic if you are interested still. Here is the link. Literally just stumbled onto it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5_YgYxjec-fZpY

[@kevinumber7]

Daft Punk in the pyramid live was most insane I've ever seen. However, U2 is so locked in it's a magical show

[@bcullen78]

Nice reaction, thank you.

[@johnhess472]

I like when people are nice to U2

[@eoinmaguire6691]

That crowd is Irish and I was there and ya no us Irish we luvvv a gud time👍 There home concerts are always special but that's a special place to have a concert "Slane Castle"🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@raggedtrousered534]

Probably been said said but for me and my age the edit you have is from U2 - live at Sloane castle in dublin Ireland ,,,home fans are the best,and bring the best out of the band .best live perf I've heard from them ,listen to kite ( from the same concert) about losing someone close.... He dedicated it to he,s father - Bob hewson who passed away b4 the concert ❤️🙏👍. Slane castle sorry

[@theoddone6213]

I was wondering if you could do U2's October/Bullet in Blue Sky (Live from Paris)? I would love to get your take on it.

[@MUSiC-world-20986]

Bono's father died just a few days before this concert, and Bono's decided to dedicate "WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME" to him ("Sing myself for him, sing myself for Bob")

[@Atom-E.B.E.]

Bono definitely channeled something during that segue, he just had to gape his throat to let it out

[@wfl6887]

His father had just passed away.

[@reactionfan1448]

Check out theyre Performance of Bad at the live Aid concert in wembley stadium from 1985

[@brucenadeau5920]

I LOVE how Bono so passionately worked Ruby Tuesday into it and then into Symphony for the Devil!

[@reactionfan1448]

@@brucenadeau5920 " Have you ever seen the set from the Self Aid Concert in Dublin in 1986

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@reactionfan1448 YUPPERS! In fact I own a bootleg I picked up around '97'ish that has a few songs from there. There was this guy in Japan releasing bootlegs of RARE U2 songs and side projects and my local record shop who dealt in rarities kept on getting their hands on a few copies... I was dropping $65 PER CD on them, OUCH! lol

[@brucenadeau5920]

Ask ANYONE who knows me in person, IF it's U2/U2 related, I KNOW it and well! lol My main OCD for years as a teen was this band and into my early 20's lol. I even was in direct contact with their label they own in Ireland trying to find EARLY U2 singles on 45's, I was almost near my collection of U2 albums on vyn up to Auctung and only 4 singles away! GOT them too with a post card, I have it here somewhere all these years later lol

[@reactionfan1448]

@@brucenadeau5920 " Have you ever seen them Perform the song " North and South of the River " they wrote it for Christie Moore if you haven't seen it it's on KZbin they don't it on the Late Late show in 1998 after the Omagh Bombing "

[@Irish780]

I just subbed because you are actually a nice American guy

[@jamiefearbiancafouche-thep6131]

RHCP were one of the support acts, quite the night...

[@brucenadeau5920]

Hey David, you have said OVER and OVER again about how no one sounds better than their selves harmonizing together, I have always agreed EXCEPT when it comes to U2... Edge and Bono's voices are so close to one another it is HARD to tell when Edge has come in and done songs on albums (A rare few), that it is his singing and not Bono. Give a none U2 fan Seconds or Numb for example and they would be hard pressed to tell that was the Edge and not Bono... They harmonize perfectly together!

[@wisemang73]

If you heard that live (like me), you were transcended to maybe the most euphoric place you could ever be

[@brucenadeau5920]

I've seen Maiden and U2 live twice each and BOTH Bono and Dickinson are MASTERS of commanding the stage and audience! Though Dickinson IS the best on stage imo!

[@brucenadeau5920]

During the Zooropa Tour SADLY Adam was NOT on point locked in several times, depression and drinking took a toll on him, he missed a show in Sydney due to it and got his shit together. A BAD time in U2's history for Adam NOT due to the band... Early days there were conflicts with the members over beliefs and Adam the odd man out.

[@markv2596]

Love U2 Bad is a great sone.

[@MrDidgee]

ITS A BLOODY TEN

[@wrldchamps04]

Larry and Adam drive the train and keeps it on the tracks.

[@bminturn]

Came back here to post that REM's rhythm section is underrated as well. Every beginning base player should have to learn how to play Strange Currencies.

[@cjayhorton6356]

You are soooooo close to doing the Chris Cornell 'One' U2/Metallica mashup ;P

[@jasonkart1651]

I put in the request for that one too. Definitely in the que not sure how far down.

[@jasonkart1651]

Thanks for doing my request. I loved watching your reaction. Great job as always.

[@mikeclare1625]

Would include Jeff Ament and Matt Cameron from PJ in that top ten rhythm section as well, what do you think?

[@LyricalBlock32]

I don't like their music but Bono performs so good onstage! 👏🏻

[@fifi23o5]

Bono: the best singing non-singer. He has vocal range of about four notes. Max! But he uses these four notes to the maximum! And then there is The Edge! The most underrated guitar player in the Universe!

[@Josh77600]

His range was pretty impressive in his younger years. He could go very low and belting higher than most singers.

[@u2freak1974]

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@shoots_austin]

muse covered this at glastonbury

[@JAYZIGGY5]

Hah don't ask Henry Rollins about Adam's bass lines lol. He's not a fan. Larry is always solid but I've always thought man he and the drummers from The Cure must get bored out of their mind. It's so repetitive. I love most of U2's stuff up until and including Rattle and Hum. They lost me after that. Where The Streets has one of the best intros ever. I still get goose bumps every time I hear it. I also have an obsession with pipe organs 🤷‍♂️ That's one of the first songs I learned on my first guitar, a hideous red Memphis using a very user-unfriendly zoom505 multi effects pedal for the delay playing through a Fender J.A.M. amp. I spent countless hours in my room with that thing and later an Ibanez RG that I still have, learning every post Syd Barrett Pink Floyd song by ear. David Gilmour was the sole reason I ever learned to play music and I couldn't afford a real strat. And at some point in the 90s I got into Korn and Primus and heavier stuff and went to Sam Ash and bought a DeArmond Pilot 5 string bass that I also still have and the rest is history. I wish I'd kept up on guitar. I shocked the hell out of some friends and myself at a party about 5 years ago when I asked a friend if I could play his American strat that I was eyeballing the whole night like the hottest chick I ever saw and it wasn't perfect but it was kind of like riding a bike. I still got some blues left in me. ...I kinda went totally off the rails here on this U2 comment LOL but what the hell, that's what hearing that stuff brings me back to. Great review btw

[@brucenadeau5920]

ROFL Jay!! I LOVE Rollins and Black Flag and IF I had a penny for how many times Henry's U2 comments have been thrown at me, I'd be RICH! lol I am a DIE HARD U2 fanatic! I EASILY Admit my FAVORITE band PERIOD! I've been shit on so many times for it and Rollins ALWAYS thrown at me... WHO THE HELL cares IF that's his view is, I'm not Henry so it doesn't matter is what I always tell them lol

[@JAYZIGGY5]

@@brucenadeau5920 lol Henry is hilarious and extremely opinionated. I still like the guy. U2 was never my favorite band but they do have some really good songs and The Edge is just awesome.

[@JAYZIGGY5]

@@brucenadeau5920 The entire Joshua Tree album is great from start to finish

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@JAYZIGGY5 Henry's one of my hero's til this day, even IF he is yet ANOTHER U2 hater lol. I only have TWO friends who like U2, the rest hate them like the other haters, so I am use to it and by the time I heard Henry's views, well I was well use to haters and I had a GREAT laugh, because some of it IS true! lol

[@brucenadeau5920]

@@JAYZIGGY5 my all time favorite album and an OFTEN go to when I am in a bad mood, it never fails to get me to another place. Joshua Tree and Auctung contain most of my favorite songs though I LOVE ALL their albums until we hit the 2000's, then hit n miss for me to be honest. They tried something new, some worked imo, some was crap, BUT most bands face that eventually that long into a career.

[@rdh1130]

It’s weird. I don’t hate U2. I actually like several of their songs. But I don’t own anything from them

[@rdh1130]

When they are on the radio. I don’t change the station

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Same here.

[@Atom-E.B.E.]

There's a lot of magic in there. I'm an avid fan of everything except their last album

[@michaelflynn2919]

hey now. i say "hey now" knowing full well that i got it from howard stern who loved the phrase so much from the larry sanders show that he just couldn't help but start using it, he said where he got it from, i say where i got it from...now i haven't read or watched anything yet from you, but i clicked on this because i saw the phrase Feelin you. that is Vick the Brick as far as i know, maybe you divulge where you got it from and i'll be curious to find out...but, feelin you is already taken and without proper due which i hope to find some trace of, your just steeling

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Oh no I fully admit I'm a huge VTB fan. Like the bamboo, it bends, it does not break.

[@TAP712]

Tighter than a gnat’s butt…LOL!

[@chrisfairbarn9908]

Emotional. To say the least.

[@sino2123]

man you are 50 something how come you never heard this?

[@THEDavidHeretic]

50's??? Not quite. You need to rewatch the video, and listen to what I say in the beginning about the songs BEFORE I watch the video.

[@ze6464]

0 to 10, I give an 100 ..or more ...

[@grahamkey8496]

It's trendy to knock U2 just as people knock Coldplay or any successful band. But I can think of only a handful of bands with as many great songs, and around 20 bands with more annoying frontmen.

[@adrianrussell580]

Sorry ZooTV is far better. Look up new York 93

[@gmon78]

I'm from Ireland myself, and on behalf of my entire country may I take this opportunity to apologise profusely for U2. We're sorry. We're really, really sorry, particularly for Bono.

[@gmon78]

@C Summers It's ok, I checked first. Everyone here was absolutely fine with everything I said.

[@a.s.2d817]

No need to apologize my friend, the rest of the world is proud to be U2's fan, thank you

[@gmon78]

@@a.s.2d817 Fair enough mate, you can keep them. We'll help them pack😀

[@gmon78]

@anyway96 We're very proud of our potatoes, and the colour green.

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@gmon78 Bushmills and Jameson