U2 Live in Dortmund 1984 [FULL CONCERT] HD

U2 playing live in Dortmunt in 1984, Germany. At their Unforgettable Fire tour.
Setlist:
0:00 I Will Follow
3:42 Sunday Bloody Sunday
8:57 The Electric Co. / Amazing Grace (snippet)
14:31 MLK
17:03 Bad
24:58 October
27:00 New Year's Day
31:42 Pride (In The Name Of Love)
35:55 Gloria
41:15 40
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[@roelhoremans5887]

Regardless of what anyone may think of them now, this era of U2 is something to behold.

[@padraigsisk4057]

Totally. U2 at their best.

[@HW944]

@@padraigsisk4057 best band of the eighties

[@stephenhardy778]

Amazing

[@padraigsisk4057]

​@@HW944Big Country

[@davidarmitage289]

Live Aid took them to another level….Queen blew everyone else off the stage except U2

[@charlesmicheaux4121]

As a Black American when I first heard IN THE NAME OF LOVE (PRIDE) it took my breath away. And even now when I hear the song it brings water to my eyes.U2 is my favorite band in the world; their great gift of music is pure Sunshine and Pure joy.I'm sure Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. would love U2 too!

[@michelefrantz2325]

I'm not a Black American, but I had, and still have, the same reaction. Great song, great band.

[@jeffwinkowski5393]

Amen. I'm in tears. Thank you U2 for bringing MLK and the gospel to so many.

[@hotlov72]

Pride (in the name of love) was unlike anything else in the radio ever! Those three chiming notes! That drum roll! Just like when I first heard With Or Without You, it too was unlike anything I've ever heard on the radio

[@nadegebastian517]

Merci nm gctache fa ni as

[@KINGAMIIAMKING]

​@@michelefrantz2325 There's no such thing as a black or white American. You're not a Crayola crayon color.

[@73reider]

What a crowd, No phones just absolutely giving everything and enjoying themselves...

[@michaelperkins9321]

Exactly! And look at what a blast everyone is having, clapping, cheering, singing, not a care in the world besides this show. We didn't know what history we were witnessing, but at the same time we did. I'm very grateful to have seen this band, at that point in time. If only we had known that was pure bliss.

[@littlejimmyboro]

The Dortmund crowd are amazing. They're the same for the Simple Minds gig at the same venue the same year

[@cletusbeauregard1972]

One of my buddies was in that crowd; he was in the USAF, stationed in Munich at the time. Someone - I don't remember who - had to go on after U2 that night, and he felt sorry for them.

[@73reider]

@@cletusbeauregard1972 Thanks for sharing..

[@osheas]

I was thinking that too. People knew how to live in the moment way better back then. Just let it go and be.

[@hoderharris]

Cant believe how focused they are here. Bono was a ripe old age of 24. You can see the determination in his face and the band sounds incredibly tight. Perfect crowd as well.

[@mariodrumondcoelho]

No cellphones. Just magical energy.

[@drsteele4749]

Try not to define things by what they are not, lest you lose sight of the positive. That's how protestiants operate.

[@R.Oates7902]

​@drsteele4749 What does being a Protestant have to do with that comment about phones?

[@61guitbox]

just look at how much fun the crowd is having..damn I miss the 80’s !

[@joeramsey921]

Yeah it's great when you can pay attention to the band and what's happening around you instead of staring into a sea of cellphones.

[@wimsele]

Oh Yes! Enjoying the music in the moment ❤

[@mark13761]

Younger Irish folk may not appreciate it but for a lot of Irish around the world in the 1980's and 1990's U2 were one of the only things we could be proud of. They put the country on the map again. A fantastic, fantastic group.

[@patrickodonnell6348]

You are Irish? I am American with Irish heritage and U2 was not the only band we could be proud of, try Stiff Little Fingers and Cactus World News. Two other bands that, as much as I love U2 could have mopped the floor with U2.

[@Rockjesu]

@@patrickodonnell6348 As much as I really love those 2 bands... come on boy, MOP THE FLOOR? XD

[@wrinkledfrotskin3800]

And Thin Lizzy were what? Fuck All? Go and give yourself an uppercut. TWAT.

[@Mak08Mak]

@@patrickodonnell6348 although I Totally understand your observations, the comments from our Irish friend are spot on. I am from Brazil and as a teenager, I felt in love with U2 and got interested in Ireland. Now with all the respect, never ever heard of the bands you mentioned so Yes , U2 made a whole nation pround in the 80s and 90s and like he said, put Ireland on the map. Cheers!

[@hasinurrahman4119]

@@patrickodonnell6348 It does not matter whether U2 is Irish or not.... To me, U2 is simply the best band of the last 40 years and the biggest and the best live band of the last 35 years.

[@Zephyr5702]

I will always maintain that THIS was their absolute peak. Young and hungry. This music is what made them a "Super Band".

[@DerekObrien-tk7we]

Don't forget the Joshua tree era and acting baby

[@Zephyr5702]

@@DerekObrien-tk7we Yes. The Joshua Tree is a great album and Actung also has some great music as well.

[@briantatler]

Bono's voice is a force of nature. One of the greatest rock singers of all time. Its Incredible how the original line up from 1976 is still together.

[@bloodsling]

ikr? I think if anyone of them ever passes away..which is an eventuality..I think they'll collectively call it quits.

[@cindylou3176]

‘76??😳 I first heard them in ‘82 and I was completely blown away by their fresh sound🤯 Of course I’m in the US tho.

[@jeffoliver7491]

U2 are one of those rare bands where it’s the original line-up or nothing, if one member was run over crossing the street and was no longer around the band would instantly, and permanently, end. Another band like that was Led Zeppelin: when John Bonham died the band was done.

[@stephenhardy778]

Best band ever why change?

[@DanielLopez-tb2fl]

Get's no argument from me. Memphis Dan LeLoLai

[@patrickryan5570]

Wow that Dortmund crowd were well up for it - U2 were shaping up to be the best band in the world - The energy is insane.

[@christophehenn5686]

When U2 was U2.

[@mikecoffin8855]

Forty four years ago the music industry needed U2 to show what rock music could be and why it was still relevant to our lives. This is another great concert performance.

[@jeffreysmith594]

Proof that music and musicians can change the world for the better. Finishing a tour of Ireland, inspired in part by U2. Listening to their music provides a soundtrack for this magnificent country and people. May God bless Ireland and all Irish people. Thank you for a magical experience and thank you U2 for a lifetime of inspiration.

[@stevetaylor317]

Saw them on this tour in Manchester, England - still by far the best gig I have been to. It was euphoric, transcendent, incredible...I have never known a band have a such a rapturous effect on an audience.

[@virginiaknighten4687]

Sounds like it was everything and more.

[@mysillyusername]

saw them in Marseille on 19 October 1984... unforgettable!

[@gentillygirl545]

I was proud of U2 and I am American. I was 16 in 1980 and was proud of their stance and their music. Why should anyone have a grief over them? They sang true to their experience. Compare that to modern music. We were LUCKY.

[@R.Oates7902]

Blessed!

[@rufus3898]

Whatever U2 earned in their musical career they've earned every cent of it.

[@theboyholty]

Track listing for anyone who's interested: 0.00 I will Follow 3.45 Sunday Bloody Sunday 8.58 The Electric Co. 14.34 MLK 17.04 Bad 25.00 October 27.02 New Year's Day 31.43 Pride (In the Name of Love) 35.55 Gloria 41.16 40

[@suflo8245]

Bono is 61 year's old now.God Bless him and keep him safe also the rest of the band 💓

[@kevinmoss487]

Damn, hard to believe that this was almost 40 years ago! Doesn't get any better than this with bands like U2, The Alarm, etc... so much power, drive, angst, and sweat. Miss the 80's and these bands, truly a great era of music! And Bono certainly had one of the best mullet's around :)

[@giovannimilan]

I saw them on this tour in Milan (February 1985) and they were (and still are) a force of nature!

[@SuperiorReconditioning]

You probably saw the last performance of Indian Summer Sky ever! You've lived one of my dreams!

[@mastersound1569]

Such a great live performance! A rhythm section solid like a tank, Bono's voice at its best and the Edge .. how he sounds is amazing.

[@alexandra4334]

Always love the Edge playing New Years Day on piano and guitar its so cool since both the piano and guitar parts are what make the song so good. Then standing up for the for that soaring guitar solo is always one of the best moments in the any U2 concert.

[@drsteele4749]

The rendition of Bad is a wonder to behold. Takes the breath away.

[@jeffstringer2267]

I saw them play in 1987 during the Joshua Tree Tour and they closed with 40. The crowd continued to sing exactly like this even after the show ended as we walked out of the stadium. I've seen many, many bands play since then but nothing compares to the charisma, positivity and connection they have with their audience.

[@rca88]

great story!

[@TheSanveana]

Same here, for me The Joshua Tree tour as well. We all walked out of the stadium while singing: 'How long, to sing this song'. But what really got me was the fact that we waited along the road to be picked op, en still hearing 40 sung by people, in every single car, on the road, with the windows wide open, all together: How long, to sing this song!

[@friendlyghost6564]

Few bands can get me as emotional listening to them as U2. Tears are flowing... That raw passion gets me every time.

[@dubsnbuds6668]

I'm not the only one who has this reaction to this amazing music then it just hits different eh damn I miss the 80s

[@R.Oates7902]

​@@dubsnbuds6668 Same

[@chantallepine7171]

The band was in great shape espacially Bono's voice!

[@johnbrady8059]

Gloria.....2..3..4 ...man when I heard that intro it was my cue to explode all the joy of my youth I had inside - and to be alongside hundreds of people feeling the same. I had the pleasure of seeing them in proper concert venues like this one. Weren't we lucky

[@martinwillson8945]

U2 is the best band of 80's. theres not to many bands that can still rock and get people rocking like they do!

[@roscoemuttley]

Just a few months away from the Live Aid show. if you go to a U2 concert, you get a show. Its not just 3 guys in jeans and t-shirts acting like they are playing in the basement, they practice this stuff. Excellent show every time I have seen them.

[@golfman6122]

4 guys not 3

[@SH-pq5zq]

3 instruments, vocalist - together much greater than the sum of their parts. Such great music! Always sounds so fresh….and their live performances are representative of their passion.

[@Luci8260]

U2 is one of the best rock bands of all times! Bono is just incredible!

[@captaingish]

If I could only be at one U2 gig, it would be difficult but I'd pick this one. 1984 unforgettable Fire Bono is a beautiful thing to behold, in everyway. And his vocals, wow! Even when he was wailing, he stayed on key! Did those people in the audience know how lucky they were?

[@JamesVibe]

Ahhh man - i would love to go back in time for concerts like this - no cell phones!!!!! Just artists and audience together....no distractions ..... the second you take out your phone....you lost the moment

[@GEETUBE72]

simply 1 of the best if not the best frontman and entertainer of all time and still going strong with his best friends in the band

[@carlbutler2212]

Bonos voice was too hoarse during this tour so much that he lost his range in the high 2 middle notes

[@dlite6999]

Bono did loose his incredible range and clear and concise way He /we was alot younger and at younger age, the strain over years r hard BUT MIRICLE notice after his Da passed Bono S voice miraculously was restored a gift his Da bestowed onto him after passing Bono believes it is why His voice came back thank you!!!Incredible brings me to tears and my knees!

[@argotejosegregorio]

There is no words to describe how beautiful this performance was.

[@LifeWorthLivin]

One of the best classic U2 performance

[@a.w.6288]

It truly is. Wish I could have been there, but I would have been underaged then. :)

[@loredanamazoli5637]

@@LifeWorthLivin 7uuuu}990

[@marcoreinders231]

more than words: u2

[@gandolph999]

I'm still mesmerized looking at it now by what happened at the end with '40'. The music stopped and everyone kept singing.

[@robertdale8778]

This band has managed to evolve and stay current for four decades. What an accomplishment on many, many levels!

[@jordangroff8978]

Man, U2 was something else in the 80's - 90's (especially Zootv)!

[@mareksaach]

Świetne kawałki!! Bono wspaniały wokal.

[@germanyxll695]

obvio

[@marekboromovski9826]

20 Years later and the thrill is still there!

[@bleebloe2726]

you mean 30 years later?

[@marekboromovski9826]

Sure! Or 25 years :) First time I saw them was 1989 in Dortmund.

[@Vampire.Vegan.]

Always a pleasure seeing Adam sing backing vocals. Wonder why he stopped

[@jeffwilliams5615]

The Unforgettable Fire album tour is really special. They were big,, about to become huge. I had seen them just a couple of years earlier on the Boy tour and whew...had they grown! They had this incredible connection with their audience. As a fan off the early years they just sort of felt to me like they were "my band". I grew up right along side of them, same age, same year, same questions and passions. Their shows were a room full of people who I think felt the same. Sure do miss that original energy and ambition from them.

[@ChiefReso]

WOW...This is 28 years old! I was in college when these guys were on the rise...I remember how much we all loved their music then (every one of these songs). If I went out and saw this show tonight I would still love it and consider it to be among the best I have ever seen! One of the GREAT bands of the modern era for sure...Their songs are as good and as powerful now as they ever have been! For my taste, Bono is one of the top 5 frontmen of all time...No question...

[@Motzmann-hg7no]

At the early 80s to the end of the 90s, I was a U2-Fanatic-Fan. I've visited many, many gigs in the whole Europe. I even went into debt for it.🥶

[@arturoandrade9089]

Man, I really miss when U2 were an actual great band that actually meant something. All bands have a shelf life, I guess. At least they had that amazing streak from 1983-93 when they were the biggest and best band in the world.

[@andresguzmanheim9204]

Without words... the Best era of U2..(age of innocence) so simple...so pure...Real👍🏻

[@shaynedholland]

Such raw energy and passion! One of U2's finest moments among countless others. We are so blessed to have them around and still on top after all these years!

[@Artines999]

Fantastic Band With Fantastic Songs... And Brilliant Song "BAD"

[@user-rb2es4dy6j]

They are the greatest band ever. The made the best rock song, one. The made the best rock tour, zoo tv tour. Today they look back and sometime try to make money on old stuff. It would be better to let it stop if the creactivity is gone. I will always love you. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TimmyB1867]

Excellent audio for something 40 years old. Was a great show too.

[@danielammeter6499]

Briliant show and their two best albums were yet to come.

[@awsomeal100]

Bono Was Born For This.........So Were U2.....U2 Forever.

[@lucianobongiolo5425]

Magnificent...

[@paulfitzsimons4571]

OMG That is hair on the back of your neck stand up matieral 😎 PURE ROCK AND ROLL . I only wish more young people see this to show them how good U2 are if given a chance. A real proud to be Irish feeling you get after seeing that concert. Go on the boys !! 😃👍😎

[@josephreich2690]

people forget how damn unique was the edge's sound!

[@user-ow4kr5zi4e]

Been a fan since 79. They are still going strong. Grown old together.

[@ScottH.]

Goosebumps!!! Absolutely amazing. The passion in Bono's voice when singing Bad brought tears to my eyes. His voice is flawless. Took me back to a different time in my life. U2 was my life back then. Love this band so much. Thank you for posting this! ✌

[@JackSheahan2012]

Totally agree with what you said about Bono just absolutely belting it out in Bad. My sense is this was the concert where the video for A Sort of Homecoming was shot. Same outfits to my recollection. And I don't care what anyone says, this haircut on Bono was the absolute greatest. As cool as could possibly be. Still love this band, no matter what. Cheers.

[@kellycapwell7735]

Faith,love= U2💗

[@shookbookmisye]

What a raw passionate performance! He sings every song as if his dear life depended on it! (Y)

[@marieljoed]

i actually saw u2 in 1982 as the opening band for j geils band. I never heard of them until then but they were special, you just knew when you saw them. bono asked the audience if they wanted to hear a couple songs they already played for their encore because he said they played all the songs they had! lol! they played I will follow again!

[@38Achilles]

Boy the crowd is TOTALLY engaged, brings out the best in any performer, cell phones have ruined concerts.

[@Rometiklan]

Great show! I wish Bono's voice could stay like this til the end of time. Clarity and power. Amazing.

[@darktraquillity2841]

LEGEND.

[@thebrightsideofthemoon5829]

Watching The Edge on New Years Day still gives me a major hardon ....... one of the greatest musicians ever to have lived 🎸

[@dolfandumpy7395]

Remind me not to be standing near you when they NYD.

[@thebrightsideofthemoon5829]

@@dolfandumpy7395 😂

[@garylagstrom3864]

U2-The Unforgettable Fire Tour: Under Australian Skies-1984 I saw this tour in Australia and New Zealand: Perth, Sydney, Wellington, and Auckland! Great tour Great songs always concluded with 40 at the venues I saw. I still have my tour shirt!!!

[@awsomeal100]

All The Shredders Say The Edge Is All Gimmicks And Effects............The Edge Is A Creative Genius And Created The Sound Of U2 And Recognised World Wide.

[@FreeCubaFoundation]

U2 rock both for their music and commitment to human rights!

[@nadegebastian517]

U2 afin dan les oreilles 2ugchef

[@kellykinsellives]

U2 win they were the coolest band around. Nice to see the Edge with hair back then. Bono had the coolest mullet ever

[@CheestosParade]

I saw them in 84 and 87 Both were incredible shows! I love early U2 so much!

[@hongdongjji5361]

SIMPLY FANTASTIC. U2 older releases are almost across the board better, but it's nostalgia that keeps me coming back. Seeing LiveAid live helps fuel that feeling. For you lot who've not witnessed the best times of U2's career, you did indeed truly miss out on special times.

[@fredflinstone2272]

This is the U2 that freaking mesmerized me as a teenager -----loved them ever since Damn

[@Mak08Mak]

I saw a hundred of U2 performances but have to say this gig was absolutely flawless! Simply awesome. Thanks for posting.

[@wrinkledfrotskin3800]

Wow. 100, fuck me you lucky bastard. I saw them once in Sydney 1984.

[@Mak08Mak]

@@wrinkledfrotskin3800 , that was actually a gross exageration , a matter of speach I was counting and saw them actually 11 times. Seen in 1984 must have been a great experience since they were not so big then ! Long live U2

[@wrinkledfrotskin3800]

@@Mak08Mak 100, 11, 25, doesn't matter. I'm still envious. You lucky bastard.(respect).. They will always be brilliant, mate.

[@scottlucidi6476]

I believe this concert happened before unforgettable fire was released. Would be epic to first hear the new songs from that album in concert.

[@nounoursdelyoncesar8051]

more and more and more

[@aaronhoock785]

Had the privilege of being at this concert. Loved It.

[@MarcAl79]

That''s awesome, it must have been amazing to be actualy there and hear Bono sing with that incredible voice he had back then.

[@dlite6999]

wow I am jealous! naw lol I saw them in Arizona Tempe show was incredible and magical At This moment im frozen to screen watching U2 Rock IT BONO VOX HUG me please!

[@thefly2045]

@Aaron Hoock How old are you,Young Boy? I'am sure that you are a LIAR........... Because this Concert doesn't exist. God has Invented and develloped this SHOW. Just For You. No One have seen,Or Lived This Performance. All Is Fake. Bono is a Man who doesn't exist. U2 Are Just a Rock'N'Roll Group Legend.......

[@johnfearon6115]

Think I was but thought it was at Bochum nr Dortmund I can remember it was a cycle arena with a stage at either end on the bill was U2 Bryan Adam's Waterboys Spandau Ballet Talk Talk Nina Hagan (99 red balloons) Was it that one ?

[@mik8463]

Me to!! Awesome!!

[@danrodrigues3531]

That crowd was in a frenzy from beginning to end.

[@rupowell2821]

This gig looked like a lotta fun 🤩

[@JoseCarlos-wd6hs]

Holy crap!! What an awesome crowd. U2- Forever!

[@GUITARISTED]

Every band has that "sweet spot" where they are hungry and full throttle. This is one those moments.

[@rumpel8037]

Bono's scream at the beginning of "New Year's Day", pure music history!

[@golliwog14]

im still getting goosebumps...such power, thrust and force in voice and appearance...this is how i will always remember them...and of course Bono's Vokuhila hair-do LOL

[@diegoq8475]

Bono..24 years incredible!!!

[@charlemangedan2919]

That is the U2 I remember and loved so much .. such an influence on my early life .. reminds me of all the energy I once had .. great post ! Thanks 👍🏻

[@homeboy2166]

WOW! He has a thunder mullet!

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

Beast isn't it?

[@johnnyhartley4330]

@@Mysterywhiteboy78 Bono himself now sees the error of his ways with the mullet, as he's said about the mullet you shouldn't have hair that you need to iron.

[@suppifriise]

when I was 13, I attended to this tour that stopped by in Zurich, Switzerland... good old times!!!!

[@pesoff]

Fucking powerfull performance of Pride!!

[@adrenalinjunky3197]

Proud to say I was there in the crowd. Also on the lineup were Talk Talk, Bryan Adams, Gianni Nannini, the Waterboys and Spandau Ballet.

[@shonnaknudel6328]

just finished watching U2 at Red Rock in 83, that one was awesome, but here Bono seems to look A little less boyish and older, and his voice changed ,stronger, richer. Don't get me wrong, His singing is magnificent at Red Rock, !!!here it seems deeper and very powerful! Love this so much, such passion and Fire!!!😍😎😍😍

[@cdndude12]

Best damn band in the world

[@TheBigjohn67]

+Craig Dunn i can verify that they are i have followed them since 1980 and seen them nine times live, there's a spirit about this band that is unmatched, and live is their domain...

[@TheBigjohn67]

+Craig Dunn i can verify that they are i followed them since 1980 and seen them nine times live, there's a spirit about this band that is unmatched.

[@GuadalupePicasso]

John Gosper I've followed them since 1991, and will be seeing them for my 9th time this summer, 10th, too, if they vary the setlist enough to justify going to a different city (I'm lucky that they're playing my city's football stadium).

[@ScottH.]

@@TheBigjohn67 ...everyone walking out of the concert back then singing "40" was an absolutely amazing experience. HOOOW LOOONG...TO SING THIS SONG....HOOOOW LOOONG...TO SING THIS SONG. Miss those days so much.

[@wrinkledfrotskin3800]

Too fucking right mate.

[@flaviosilva6111]

In my opinion, the best era of Bono´s voice...The edge incredible as always!

[@shonnaknudel6328]

I notice how Bono would look out into his audience when he wasn't singing...he cared for those people ..watch his face 😍😍😍😍he was touching them ,imparting something from himself to them....awesome,simply incredible💖💖💖💖

[@LiveON_inc]

One of the best version u2 SONG

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

17:03 Bad the friend Bono is talking about is Andy Rowen who lived opposite Bono when he was growing up and at 10 years old was caught in an IRA or loyalist bomb ( can't remember which) in Dublin with his father doing deliveries in his van, the doors of the van were blown clean off and little Andy witnessed bodies and body parts everywhere in the street -he turned to heroin to cope with the trauma later in life. As far as i am aware he is still alive and has conquered his demons and now works in Prisons /rehab.

[@shonnaknudel6328]

ive watched this so many times in the last 8 months or so and gotta say its my very favorite, Live aid 85 and 2009 concert in Ireland both second..i love the excitement of this audience and Bonos connection with them, really shows his humility and heart..when i read nasty crap about him having a huge ego i must disagree, he worked hard to get where he is today, at their start they were rejected many times but their perseverance paid off and their music,so unique and flavorable grabbed our hearts in a spiritual ,good way..I love them and nothing can change that😍😍😍😍

[@chaseme65]

Great show. Kind of refreshing to hear them go from one song to the next without speeches...just letting the music do the talking. Hungry. :)

[@petermahon6558]

Agreed. Nowadays Bono can't go from one song to another without rambling on about something political. Bit cringy for me anyway

[@AshwinAshwinRamdas]

what i would give to have been alive during this era of U2..

[@dsdontsurf]

Yep that era was truly unbelievable. They were magnetic. It's a time period etched forever in my memory because of them and their music. I can remember every stupid thing I did within that year based on the release of UF album through LIve Aid

[@azabaxe3842]

Ashwin Ramdas This is my U2. The honest, meaningful and relevant U2. This band couldn't have written "Until the End of the World" or "One", given their sophistication. However, I remember Edge criticizing The Clash in 1983 for having become parodies of themselves. I couldn't stand U2 post 1991, ironically because they became willful parodies of themselves. Having a hedge fund principal as a lead singer would do that to a politically self aware band.

[@overkilll6651]

Azabaxe This is also my U2. I am a fan of U2 from this times and in the early 90´s i still U2 because they transform yourselves to the opposite of everything they are in the 80´s. Some years ago i forgiven. But i still identify with this part of the U2 history. THIS IS MY U2 BAND. And i hope that the time machine be invented before i died to can travel to this and others U2 concerts.

[@maximuscaligula]

Azabaxe Been a fan and seeing them perform since 1983, Yeah, they do that to themselves today sometimes since 1991 but even U2 can't hide their own raw energy, indescribable talent, and magnificent power they possess during their live performances when they decide to quit messing around, put their game faces on, stop with the fluff for a few numbers and get real like they used to. I was at their first U.S. show of Songs of Innocence Tour in San Jose, after they got their groove on after a few numbers they went back to basics and blew away the audience. A strictly musical and vocal performance, when Bono began PERFECTLY singing "Every Breaking Wave" with Edge hitting those haunting piano notes- the house was brought down. A lot of people there didn't even know what the song was that Bono was singing and they were still into it.

[@GuadalupePicasso]

Romansilvercoin I saw that tour in 4 different cities (Toronto, NYC, Belfast, and Dublin), and EVERY time that they played that, the audience was damn near silent. Also with far more people that I'd have expected singing along, given the backlash that that album received, due to the release methodology. The same goes for Raised By Wolves! Damn near everyone there seemed to not only know the song, but to reeeaaaalllly be into it!

[@goku8586]

Bono's got his game face on damn! I wish they could capture that passion once again....

[@donrogers4441]

Vod es Los?

[@donrogers4441]

Vos es Los?

[@drsteele4749]

All glory is fleeting.

[@joshydarroch]

@@drsteele4749 True

[@skyllmur]

Best band ever.

[@jeffreyhurst7231]

Once I figured out what Pride was about I was a lifetime U2 fan. Already loved the music but the messages in the music put them over the top for me.

[@douglashane]

- Best band in the world...

[@charlesmicheaux4121]

To Paul "C": Love You, Brother! The greatest poet of the 21st century...I listen to 'Beautiful Day' every morning as I make my six mile hike. I take in a deep breath and the poetry and music has me finding my genius and love of life all over again. This is by far my favorite concert...You guys put it down like no one on the Planet. The Edge is just a Beast-Genius who makes us all be happy to be alive just to hear his wonderful sound only he has.

[@bonovoxportugal5696]

time pass but this band and this boys change the world of music,,u2 still the best band ever,,love u2 from portugal

[@chrismiddleton7873]

Just imagine if a time machine transported U2 from the early 80s until present time. The youth of today would love them. My 13 year old who is very musical, loves the music from the 80s. He says music today just isn't as good

[@jkforde72]

Unreal. I'm going to make this compulsory viewing for my 2 young sons! THIS is real music.