U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name (Rattle and Hum) 1080p HD

[@chihuahuaman7025]

I never understood why so many people Disliked rattle and hum. I thought it was amazing.

[@michaelairton3723]

It had the misfortune of being expected to best, or at least equal, its phenomenal predecessor. It did neither. But it also didn't deserve the critical slagging it received. On its own it was a really good album, both as a snapshot of the band at their first peak as young rock superstars and as a small hint at the direction their music would take a few years later.

[@juntoz832003]

I was in the Navy and stationed on the USS KITTYHAWK as a Engineer it was hard mentally and physically but every time I took the watch I listened to Where the streets have no name.

[@Nately22]

"Where The Streets" is quite possibly one of the great openings to an album. It's like the sun rising to a new day of possibilities, and this is possibly the greatest intro to a rock show ever. The way they simply come on stage without a fuss against that red light, the soothing hum of that organ, the counting in by Larry with the sticks and then Edge's guitar kicks in, the lights go on and Bono rips into it. Brilliant.

[@ferd1572]

Higher Love by Depeche Mode comes to mind when talking about great openers

[@markleahy5816]

It’s possibly the greatest live song ever also. Phenomenal

[@cwocky]

The Whole Album is the probably the Greatest 10-1 by the Oils comes close

[@brettscott8288]

@@ferd1572 Devotional was a fantastic show! Unfortunately, I didn't even have the CD when they came to Hampton VA.

[@MrRjcosta]

Indeed👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻! The best!

[@jonasc.5910]

I've always thought this segment of the film was the most minblowing. The way the energy slowly builds and suddenly explodes into a powerhouse of light and song.

[@UnlimitedHangout]

"**** the revolution!" was pretty shocking the first time of watching.

[@alainschadeck26]

We all know what a sunrise „looks like“ … This is what a sunrise „sounds like“ ❤❤❤

[@aaronrivera7491]

What a great comment 100% true

[@michaelairton3723]

It's hard to come up with a more reliably joyful moment in rock concertdom than when you're at a U2 show, and you and the 50,000 people around you all realize simultaneously that they're about to do this song, and you all start cheering. Beautiful and powerful.

[@majorluke]

I find it so interesting that not matter which show, if you have been to a u2 show and watched they peform this song you just know this felling

[@BenJohnston1993]

🥲🥲🥲

[@Bpotts71]

True!

[@garylagstrom3864]

Letter to U2: I saw you guys on the Joshua Tree tour in 1987 at MTSU-Middle Tennessee State University Saturday November 28th 1987. The Bodeans opened up for you. I remember at the time Larry had a crush on Wynonna Judd and she came out and sang a duo with Bono! I didn't have tickets to the show. A friend of mine drove us 3 hours from East Tennessee to see the show. We bought tickets at the box office for $18.50. We ended up 8th row center stage! I remember back then the band held back tickets for fans who were willing to make the drive and couldn't get tickets via phone or record store locations. Thanks again to Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr for making a special album and tour! I was 18 and had just graduated High School that year! All the Best! Gary Lagstrom

[@keithward5411]

Wish I would've known that. I tried in vain to get tickets for years.

[@hudson.wolf2024]

My dad was at the opening concert of the Joshua tree tour in 87 at the asu activities Center, getting to be at opening night of u2 uv with him and see the emotion he had when they played this song was one of the best moments of my life

[@ededwards2591]

Whoever recorded and mixed all these versions is an absolute genius, photographed by the legendary Jordan Cronenweth.

[@josephinemateo2553]

This gives me complete chills, the talent of U2 will never be duplicated.

[@nokinemu2083]

世界で一番美しいライブ映像の一つ。 ハレーションからハウリング、ボノやエッジのシルエット、アダムクレイトンの白い息まで、全てが美しい。

[@patton303]

My jaw still drops. Probably the most perfect, gorgeous, irrational, bizarre, oddly syncopated and astonishing guitar part of all time. None of it makes sense but at the same time it makes perfect sense. Edge is a fucking genius.

[@UnlimitedHangout]

Calm down fgs. It makes perfect sense.

[@cleberbarboza3646]

Taí endrix fascinante, exentrica fenomenal MAD in Brazil RJ Brasil A única banda Irlandesa Fenomenal exentrica valorizem a Tau 😊

[@doctorsocrates4413]

what an intro..gives me goosebumps.

[@rober27475]

No fucking celular , no fucking cameras only enjoying the music . I want to come back to these days

[@remaxrick5523]

I was there. Both nights. Best two days ever!

[@chrispease6939]

No way. I love the red backdrop. How far from the stage were you

[@kazkicks2881]

本当に美しい。 1080pに磨いてくれてありがとう。 この映像は世界遺産だよ

[@barques95]

No fans ruining it for themselves and those around them by trying to record it with their phones. What a concept.

[@alessandrocecchetto9178]

La più grande rock band di tutti i tempi,epica.

[@Bolgernow]

Remember, just remember joy. Love, hope, art. It is still here. Fight for it!

[@boaz63]

Wired microphones, and a crowd with no cell phones. Those were the days... Still remember this performance. 😎👍

[@adrianselbst6777]

ok then who's playing organ while the band is walking on stage?

[@boaz63]

Adrian Selbst I had tickets right against the front of the stage once in the early 90’s and could see under the stage. They have a lot of tech people and musicians under the stage. Edge’s guitar tech is under there making most of his pedal changes for him. There’s a keyboardist with video screens in front of him, so he can see what’s going on above. It’s an impressive operation to keep it looking so clean with just the 4 guys on stage.

[@adrianselbst6777]

@@boaz63 Damn that's incredible info my friend. And what a memory that must be

[@markl2322]

I don't think they let you bring in video cameras back then, did they? Copyright and all that.

[@boaz63]

@@markl2322 No they didn’t. No recording devices allowed. Some people got tiny dictation tape recorders in there. Those were the only bootlegs back then.

[@fatalpenguinful]

My parent's always talked about their memories of going to this concert every time we watched Rattle and Hum. It was one of my favorite stories that my dad told so passionately. I will always think of them when I hear this song.

[@pabloemmanuele.h6801]

Afortunado tu al escuchar sus historias y ellos que las vivieron... saludos desde Cd Juárez Chihuahua

[@pastelblue426]

I was there back then and he is/was awesome, they all were. Best concert ever!

[@robertjoannides2626]

One of the best time of my life following U2 that few years! The best album I have ever bought, my then woman and my 3 kids also loved this epic words of love and connection to one another even tho miles away from each one another! Loved their Ireland concerts extremely! Greatest heart music rythem ever! I'm 70yrs of age and will always know those times listening to U2

[@robertkacer6495]

They gave only two weeks notice when selling tickets - $5 to ensure a full house... nearly 100,000 each night. It was a great time to be a Sun Devil!

[@robertkacer6495]

The Bass was felt throughout the Stadium as they started that concert... amazing

[@theox8276]

It's imposible to match this concert opening. Amazing intro, one of best songs ever, no stupid screens & lightning circus show, just 4 guys on stage in front of 60.000 people. The Edge's overwhelming guitar arrangement, plus Adam's bass pedals (and his bass guitar) form an unbreakable wall of power sound. Just perfection. I really miss this band.

[@alex_x_x_6]

Saw them in Perth when I was 18 - great tour

[@harleygal420]

For those unfortunate souls born all too recently, this is what good music sounds like.

[@devon8607]

I Was twenty at eighties, i don t change this for anything

[@injuredtabletennisplayer1474]

Like Devon, I would not change much from the ‘80’s. 3 years married, 30 years old and sweating out my medical residency. I’ll be 63 in a week and life seems such a blur. But the music brings me back. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheZandernator]

Man shut the fuck up U2 collaborates with tons of modern artists they wouldn’t agree with your boomer bullshit

[@RockhollowCNCServices]

Amen. The real deal

[@mococoification]

@@TheZandernator Think they probably would say that there music is "good"; but point taken. You are absolutely right; at the same time, you don't need to denigrate the OP; could just have said "disagree".........

[@uk4ss4ssin]

I don't care what anyone says.....THIS IS THE BEST GUITAR BUILD UP ........EVER !!!!!!

[@pinopino1086]

Agree!👍

[@tracks139]

So true

[@kerstinmorsch7327]

No words just heart... 🎶🎶🎶

[@janelaw7805]

ucx

[@umolhar9993]

Sim!

[@alanpavlak5657]

I was there with my friends for these last 2 shows. We flew in from California and never realized at the time what history I was watching. A moment I will cherish for the remaining days of my life.

[@MrHiroshi95]

1987 and look the gear of the edge, simply insane

[@dougkobrick4278]

I was there way up in the nosebleed seats, great concert

[@Saralene-n2o]

THE GREATEST BAND U2 ALWAYS SMOKIN HOT 🔥🔥🔥🔥 NEST THEREPY IN THE WORLD 🌎 THANK YOU

[@chasgorman1086]

Look at these four guys. This is what it looks like to be in your mid 20’s and have the World by the balls! I saw this on the Joshua Tree tour in Philadelphia with 100,000 fellow fans. It was a life altering experience.

[@CodyBridge]

you lucky bastard seeing them in their prime 🙌

[@FOTAP97]

I too saw them this tour, the Oakland Coliseum, November 14, 1987. I was 18 years old, and will never forget it.

[@alanwayte432]

Ditto I saw them in Dublin ...three days later my Cousin who is a designer of glass, picked me up and said just need to nip to Paul’s house to sign off a design....to say I was star struck sitting down with him and his wife over a cup of Coffee ...I tried not to gush..be cool my man I thought...

[@Tacoman1967]

I saw them twice. Once in JFK stadium in 1987. Once in DC. Never a bad show.

[@eclap78]

This has to be the best version of this song ever. Rattle and Hum is pure gold, I never realised these videos existed. Amazing.

[@ryankramer]

It's my favorite version because of the beginning. Very sparse. Bono isn't talking over anything. The song gets the time it needs for the build up and payoff. In this case, the simplest approach to this song is the best one. :-)

[@ShaneIrwin7]

My cover band in Nashville just started playing this song recently. My wife actually sings it. This is the most fun song I’ve ever played. It’s almost as exciting (to us) as watching this video. Tooooo fun.

[@anon4598]

What a performance. Their music is magical

[@amadeocalveti]

Never will go out of style . Timeless.

[@barques95]

I was a freshman at ASU living in the dorms across the street. I remember the glow over the stadium.....so jealous of the people inside.

[@joegallardo4728]

I had just turned 17, I was there with my Best Friend from High School, Tickets were only $5, They were filming Concert Scenes For Rattle And Hum, Tickets were priced so low, So They Could get as many People to fill Sun Devil Stadium, I remember it being very Cold, But the Show was amazing.

[@egaliterrevolt]

That guitar sound... mr. Edge is trully genius

[@robertoherrera6858]

So proud to be part of this gorgeus generation.

[@storypunman]

What we do without youtube..... so much good footage of so many bands.

[@jaymetaveira4244]

What a spectacular guitar sound, phenomenal! Congratulations to the U2 Staff.

[@bougeac]

The best concert opening song EVER. Unbelievably, I saw them twice in 87 on the Joshua Tree tour and on BOTH occasions they didn’t play this song, man I feel cheated!

[@Jerid58]

As well you should. I can’t hardly believe that.

[@bougeac]

I’ve always wondered why as it’s the song the band spent the most time on creating during the Joshua Tree sessions!

[@Jerid58]

@@bougeac I’ve seen them 9 or 10 times since Popmart and they always play that and Pride.

[@bhuvidya]

Wow, I just can't believe they wouldn't play this song at every gig on that tour. I'm stunned.

[@bougeac]

If I ever meet a member of the band I’d be fascinated to know why they didn’t play it! Although I suspect there’s an outside chance they couldn’t remember...

[@ka5269]

Way better than the corny video they shot in Los Angeles. Beautifully photographed.

[@birdduckylucky2894]

The Edges stage pressence is like new car smell air freshener its epic and smells nice ☺

[@carolinewest4948]

Love you guys I am 53 now and I have loved this group forever

[@frankspijkers9045]

Best period of U2 all songs on the unforgatable fire and Joshua tree are unforgettable

[@RockdriguezM]

Totally agree. The Unforgettable Fire is my favourite album. But TJT follows quite close

[@gustavogomesdossantos5599]

Excelente banda otimo show perfeito desde 1987 quando eu tinha 17 anos de idade já curtia U2 e sempre vou curtir U2 show de bola

[@marcandreanelli-smith9041]

As a kid growing up with an Irish mother, I was made to listen to this band from the age of 8 in 1981. Such songs as, stories for boys , October, Gloria, I will follow, party girl, under a blood Red sky, unforgettable 🔥, Electrico, 40, 11 o’clock Tick Tock. These were just a few of my favourites from 81,86 just before the release of The Joshua Tree in 87 With where the streets have no name, with or without you etc. Sunday Bloody Sunday was one that meant the most, my mums home town is Ballymurphy which was the original Sunday Bloody Sunday, just before the event it self, in both circumstances she knew and had friends killed, and of course she met my dad who was serving there as a paratrooper, but not involved in those atrocities. These songs were sung with heart and soul, and will always be a part of my life. Approaching nearly 50 years old, I have most of their material from that era and still love rocking out to it now. Admittedly after Rattle and Hum, I did listen to other stuff, but the older stuff has more soul to it. It was raw, un sampled and great on an LP. Greatest concert, possibly at Red Rocks. Nuff said!

[@PaulJarrett]

Wow, quite a testimony and thanks for sharing that memory

[@Mordecai06]

That voice in 87 was crystal clear.

[@paulharrires5469]

Saw them at the old Cardiff arms park unbelievable Joshua tree tour

[@janiquevaillot8554]

Now they are legends. U2 with the beautiful voice of Bono & The Edge's guitar is killing ! Great band !

[@imd5096]

Always brings tears to my eyes (tears of joy)

[@Perspectiveon]

Still an absolute favorit after all those years...

[@jeanpierre9541]

I go there with u2 🧡

[@madhatter2012]

One of the marks of a great band is when they can play a song live equally or better than the studio version. This certainly applies here.

[@waynefarrellvoiceovers]

Adelphi Theatre, Dublin in October 1988. No mobile phone. No internet. We were fifteen years old! Time flies, and youth is definitely wasted on the young :)

[@patearly9492]

One of the best songs ever made! God bless everyone and happy Easter season

[@paulpattyn7742]

One of the greatest songs ever

[@docskate4312]

Incredible moment in time.

[@javsmadrid]

Best version of the best song ever...

[@marcosplate22]

Espectacular no dejo de mirarlo

[@Studio2770]

Slane Castle is a contender for that.

[@JSAbeyta]

The guitar mix is perfect in this version.

[@matthewo2838]

U23D was amazing, also ZooTV Tour Streets is great

[@marcocabral33]

transcendental essa musica. brasil ama U2.

[@raymontorres2280]

There's nothing like U2. Quality. God Bless you guys.

[@seanpowell-burns6626]

crazy quality

[@danielcaranti2500]

The holiest intro in rock n roll history.

[@rachels.8673]

I was there both nights…I was 17, way up in the top back of the stadium 🏟 It was amazing! Where my cousin and I sat most of people were dancing around 💗

[@g2macs]

Oh boy, you should have heard this at a movie theatre, jaws were dropped, tears were shed.

[@redsidebiker]

You should have heard it in Cardiff in th 90s. They got toldto turn it down for old Wembly!

[@cj1099]

I bought this on VHS back in the day then dubbed it to a cassette so I could listen to it in my car. So amazing.

[@gvn2fly96]

Same here lol

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Didn’t know you could do that

[@CharlyBown77]

Incredible, just Amazing, It remind me the highschool. as soon as we finish I went to my house to see the Rattle and Hum movie, for me the best concert movie so far.

[@Ilovegolf5570]

I do not agree with their views a lot but rock n roll I agree with.

[@Kellie_stars]

Beautiful, just love this song ❤😊

[@IanMcCausland]

WOW the lighting of this clip is great, you don't even see a glimpse of their faces till 2nd chorus, all back lit or edge lit, but you know it's them!

[@exotic1919]

The intro is always fantastic.

[@Axess-sv8nq]

Gives me goosebumps every single time!!

[@jasonmelzer1811]

I was 18 years old when i saw them for this tour. its was the greatest thing to that point and i got to relive it again in 2017

[@loknloll]

Before phones stole people's souls.

[@klausrain111]

This song is from Joshua Tree, best album of the 80s, a fantastic music decade.

[@andreacsl2999]

* after Sandinista!

[@brianrabin100]

Amazing song. No words to describe the first 2 minutes...

[@pierregroger6617]

Une voix, une guitare, une batterie, une basse....finalement très simple....mais toujours trop bon....intemporel....

[@joelgalvezparas]

The best live WTSHNN

[@bldallas]

Definitely my favorite part of the movie. Still gives je goose bumps when they hit the lights on that crowd.

[@a.jcolomo4796]

One of the best shows by U2.

[@MagnumMuscle1000]

Bono was a great front man. Unique sound, cool moves, great lyrics. A real artist.

[@milkcarton6654]

RIP Bono

[@DelayInBlockProductions]

Milk Carton Was? More like is.

[@leokeepe4666]

Absolutely gorgeous x x

[@kerstinmorsch7327]

I listening with tears in my eyes., 💕🎈💋

[@x4dd]

Same here....tears for taking me back to the 80s, remembering all those I loved, all those I lost and all those absolute fuckin best times of my life. 55 now and feels like this was yesterday...

[@josephpetrick3499]

All songs have a relivence to each of us. My relivence to this song at my age of 68 is simply its name. "Where the streets have no name". My wife and I have an RV and we're going out to my piece of land in the wilderness in Oregon off the grid to live there. The roads have no streets signs and many are national forest roads with Just a number. It will be far from any cities. We will Have to Move and are heading to where the streets have no name...I empithize with this song, it will be us, on nameless roads in southern Oregon. Yes!!💫🌎

[@andrewbluebells2370]

U2's early stuff was amazing!!! 😉

[@Bolgernow]

This is what history, life, love, humanity & soul is. It was created by others who they overtly honor/respect/represent. Today is everyone's song!

[@bernalopez3444]

Es una de las canciones más emocionantes de U2, cuando una banda suena muxo mejor en vivo, ke el disco, yo creo ke está todo dicho.... 🎸🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏

[@leokeepe4666]

Fabulous performance x

[@lebarosky]

I hear all you guys who grew up with this band. I am a boomer, I love rock n roll, and this period saw the greatest live rock band to ever take the stage. Like all art forms, what came before them enabled them, but they rose above anyone before them. U2, by being spiritually involved in their music to the highest degree, elevated rock above mere music.

[@henkdonkie3502]

In die tijd was je blij dat je bij een van de eerste concerten was, na drie show's was Bono altijd zijn stem kwijt.Mooie tijd, toen kwamen ze voor de show altijd even een praatje maken met de fans.

[@bryangershweir3124]

My first amazing night (of many) in Sun Devil Stadium.

[@baronbayne9899]

As much as I love this song, and the live versions truly are something special. I have never felt like the entire song adequately lives up to the epic opening. Probably an unfair assessment considering just how spine-tinglingly good the intro is, but to me it's always fallen just a bit flat as the song progressed. I mean, compared to most other songs it's still one of the best, but that introduction takes it to a height that I don't think it ever has the potential to elevate any higher from.

[@bhuvidya]

I know what you mean. It's still a great song, but I think you have a point. It's something I have noticed in the past too. You might be right, it would be hard to live up to that amazing intro.

[@gvn2fly96]

No way, particularly on the album version where Bono singing “blooown by the wind...” and then “it’s all I can do....” and then it ends up right back where it started with edge guitar

[@Wizard-by2jk]

Going to see The Joshua Tree Tour in Auckland, New Zealand this weekend, i love this band

[@There_is_No_Spoon_]

People in theit 50's tell me in the 80s they were pretty big but I becaem a fan during HTDAB (2004) and even then I tought they were big. I can only imagine 40 years ago when they literally conquered the Mainstream...whahatever it is they do to still be around must be worthwile because how do you acheieve such success and want more. 🎶👿

[@franciscovenegas8244]

Thank you U2 for all.

[@leopalma8164]

Definitely best version of the best song

[@oldguy2976]

This was their best ever in my opinion .

[@potterj09]

Thank got I was born in 1982 over that terrible disco hump :P lovin U2 since Joshua Tree

[@aj-kwt909truckin31]

Just listen to the Edge doing his thing 🎸🎼🎸

[@khutubkhan5459]

U2s Anthem..gotta love it