My Father was killed in Belfast in 1987, this song was released in summer that year and every time I hear it, I’m right back there in that time. I was numb and this song brought me some comfort. I feel every kind of emotion when I hear this, even now, 30 odd years later. But it helped me to cope. 👍
Peace to you and your family on such a loss. I lost my da also but not like that. I know pain and loss but not like you know it. Dia es Mura wit mo chara. My Gaelic is poor.
My dad gave me a ticket to attend this tour. The truth is that I was never a big fan of u2, in fact I knew no more than 10 songs. When the concert started I understood everything, thanks dad for giving me one of the best live music experiences of my life
I know Edge doesn't do it for ego but can you imagine playing a few chords that touch so many people? Makes me cry every time. I must feel amazing. He's earned that feeling.
I agree man. Yesterday I saw the band in de Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam. The evening was all magic. The never lost mine attention. The goose bumps never left my body....
I'm not religious at all but that is such a beautiful song. I've heard people say to see U2 live is almost a religious experience, Im 41 and they have never even came remotely close to me. I hope to see them before I leave this wretched world.
It’s only a wretched world if we let uncivilised human filth poison the minds of uneducated fkwits in universities so it’s time to step up and start fighting back any way possible. Trump will be back to save the world from Armageddon in 2025 but in the meantime good men need to stop evil at it’s beginning otherwise it flourishes like the democrats have let the Biden family of paedophiles ruin the USA & the world.
44 here, so basically the same age. I was lucky enough to snag a ticket to their Johannesburg performance in 2011. Will probably never happen again given how quickly they sell out as soon as sales go online. It's funny. I just checked their tour schedule and two shows later, after the Cape Town show, they were in Santiago, Chile, where I live now. Speaking as an atheist ex-Christian, who gave up church five years earlier, I can tell you the experience is exactly the same, if not even more euphoric. You have that volume of sound pulsing through the ground and your body, the light show, and standing among 90k "worshippers"...it's fucking incredible. This may be my favourite song of all time. PS. Their music is also just wholesome AF.
Stephen O Connell The setup of the delay effect and how it matches with the song tempo is quite brilliant - it is not easy to play but took a stroke of genius to write a song around it.
This performance sends chills down my spine. The serenity with Amazing Grace then changing to Where the Streets....the build up, the excellence of musicianship, it is really something special. What makes it even more special is that the guys of U2 seem to be having the times of their lives. And they know they are part of something bigger than themselves.... extraordinary...
I wouldn't say that,i saw them in perth australia in 1983,no sets just everything in black no light show and they were awesome,but after that they lost their rebellious and switched to blues/country rock for americsn acceptance,i like them but id see acca dacca over them given a chance
Best Band... I agree. The same 4 guys since 1976, playing with great energy and continue making new music that is still relevant. Few bands have survived as long as these guys have... They are a special bunch.
U2 is the best live show i ever saw...saw them in the Tacoma Dome...tickets said obstructive view...ok....Right behind the stage....we had our own lighting ...sound...video...we were up about 60 ft...on top of 1st level...Larry makes changes to his set almost all the time...my favorite band is RUSH seen them 18 times... one show 6th row...at the Gorge In George...WA.....u2 still is the best live show...
I had to go to the bathroom during one point in the Anaheim concert, and i ended up going during amazing grace. The bathroom was pretty crowded as i entered, but while washing my hands, we all could hear the Edge's riff for the beginning of WtSHNN start up, and everyone started freaking out and rushing out of the bathroom screaming. it was pretty great.
Ben Lash Gotta hold it in! I was just at 2 shows in San Jose a couple weeks ago on May 18 & 19 and just waited till after the final song, the line was insanely long, but it went fast! But yeah, 'streets' is the worst time to go use the restroom!
+Ben Lash At one of their most recent concerts in London as soon as Sunday Bloody Sunday started nearly the entire line at the bar rushed back into the arena. It was great because I was at the back of the queue.
Never understand why people go to gigs, and have to hit the bar all the time. Can they not stop and enjoy a concert for a few hours without beers? Have a few beforehand, and after!!
+Mo Hazan I know this was a year ago but I was also at that same concert, just on the 19th. Amazing show I was on the floor just 3 rows away from The Edge
Jason Pollock I agree. We need more bands out there like u2 which make you want to feel emotionally attached instead of detached from the bullshit in this world.
@Beau Fitz I'm convinced the Holy Spirit wrapped his arms around this band and softened many hearts, they still move me to happy tears in 2020. My church too...
In 1987 i just had graduated from high school and had no money.....i bought Joshua Tree with my last dollar.....it changed me. Still gives me goose bumps....U2 is the soundtrack of my life
U2 is the new Rolling Stones . . . They just get better with age and seem to enjoy every minute that they are preforming like it is the first time stepping onto a stage.
@@chasgorman1086 Same, though I saw them November 14, 1987, Oakland California. Their one-by-one appearance on the stage in front of that blood-red backdrop, then Edge’s guitar riff beginning Where The Streets Have No Name … the deafening roar of the crowd … chills … and unforgettable.
I grew up listening to U2, Eagles , Journey and all the old school 80s and 90s bands. This song and City of Blinding Lights are my songs to remember my late Dad. He introduced me to the world of music and this is the first song I briefly remember him playing on his big Aiwa stereo while he wss trying to make me go to sleep.
I needed this song today, it was my grandfather’s funeral today. He was my best friend. Amazing grace played at the funeral. Where the streets have no name is my favourite U2 song. Remembering this exists made me cry.
I think the purest U2 fans may all have a wide variety of their favorite recorded songs (so many great ones) but it would be hard to argue that "streets" isn't their best live song. In fact, might be the greatest live song of all time. Incredible energy and Dynamics
This rendition of amazing grace into where the streets have no name is so powerful. Bono is literally singing his faith and his vocals over the intro riff are amazing. he's just living in the moment
I have been a huge fan of U2 since Boy and I Will Follow. Where The Streets Have No Name has been my all time favorite song since I first heard it and became one of my all time favorite videos. Flash forward 33 years later to being diagnosed with stage 3 uterine sarcoma the Friday before the world shut down because of COVID. During all my radiation and chemo treatments this was always the first song I would hear (very loudly and sung along to very badly) and it helped me get through. My oncologist and radiologist were beyond awesome and this would be the song playing as I went under each time. I strongly believe this is the song that literally saved my life and gave me the strength needed to get through it each day.
I was there with my dad, most epic concert of my life! My first time seeing them live! I remember looking out and seeing my favorite band of all time! I was crying! I’ll never forget it!
Good evening everyone, I love U2 and when my brother he Turned 21ni took him to a U2 concert we both had an Awwsometime, May you Rest in heaven little brother, I really missypou
Once I had a dream. I was flying in the night sky,bright and full of start and a full moon,down to me the ground covered in darkness except for a solitary road traced by the lights,no cars were on it,was just too late. I could feel the wind on my clothes and skin, it was cold,but gentle and I could here a song like it was surrounding me. This one. It was one of the best dream I ever had in my life. Thank you,U2 for this and all the masterpiece you have done. Your art is love.
He crecido oyendo a esta banda, me he hecho adulto escuchando a esta banda, quiero envejecer escuchando esta banda, quiero morir "donde las calles no tienen nombre". GRACIAS !!!!
Steve Robbins you couldn't have worded that message any better, it's just an Amazing Song, I bet your message speaks for thousands upon thousands of U2 fans, so truly written U2
Saw them in NYC in 2001 and 2002. Amazing shows and very emotional. When drums hit and the lights came on the place exploded. It was an experience I will never forget.
The way that they transitioned from Amazing Grace to Where the Streets have no name was absolutely incredible and beautiful! Bono’s angelic voice and the Edge’s beautiful guitar playing just absolutely go hand in hand in such a wonderful harmony!
I was live at the Concert 1987, the Joshua Tree in Germany ,i never forget seeing this graet Band with this Song ,and today they are one of the best Band of the World ,my children listening too to U2,thank you for all your Songs 😎👌✌️
Just the combo of Bono riffing after edge kicks in is so emotional. Especially as life happens and loss of loved ones. I feel so much more in their songs. Greatest band of all time.
Quite simply the greatest live song ever. Goosebumps, tears, and amazement fill me every time I hear and watch it, from any tour, of theirs ... and it NEVER gets old. Rock on!
Estaba por rendirme, habia pasado por cosas malas, y estaba muy cansado. Y de pronto, escuchar esto, me hizo seguir adelante. Gracias a la vida por U2. ❤️
Some of my sweetest memories are linked to this song. My dad had it on , on his cassette player in the small suzuki we had back then. 6 year old me would be overjoyed to hear this song come on. The song would progress as we pick up speed on an open empty cantonment road in Lahore. Now I am 26 years old and still consider this riff to be the greatest of all times. U2 forever.
My dad took me to 3 U2 concert during my teenages years, he also litteraly raise me with these songs in the background everyday, now im 24 and listening to this get me everytime, i need to focus not to cry, i love you dad
One of the few songs I can say always and I mean, always, brings tears to my eyes and pulls emotion out of me during the intro and outro. The guitar harmonics bring out a sense of nostalgia about life and my family and how short everything this. My parents comes to mind. The fragility and brevity of life and what matters most. Family.. memories…moments that you won’t ever get back…this song inspires all of it. This is the most beautiful performance of this song ever.
Saw them in NYC in 2001 and 2002. Amazing shows and very emotional. When drums hit and the lights came on the place exploded. It was an experience I will never forget.
Watched this exact version at Soccer City in South Africa when they toured here. 100 000 people (which was the biggest attendance for that tour) singing their hearts out. Amazing ❤
I was there too, boet! I managed to somehow get a ticket on Ticketmaster the night before the last batch went on sale! I think Ticketmaster were doing a test or something but I just happened to be on the site checking and on one refresh...BOOM!
Legendary band, legendary tune. Best live version I've seen/heard. Great opening with Amazing Grace. Phenomenal, and accurate prophetic proclamation, "Africa rising!". Poetic, brave, righteous, and strong. Well done, well done indeed boys.
While this is a fantastic version check out when they did it live at Slane Castle... (czcams.com/video/UPDtSUz8_TE/video.html&ab_channel=U2VEVO) it was just a couple of days after his father died... you can feel the emotion.
Esta canción es una de mis favoritas desde el primer día que la escuche. Escucharla por el desierto de Almeria es una pasada, a to Caña….saludos desde Mojacar a todos y feliz día ❤
When the house lights come up after the intro, and you see that immense crowd pulsating to the music, you understand what it’s all about. I saw them at JFK in Philadelphia ( Rattle and Hum tour) with 100,000 raging fans. It was a life altering experience in musical terms.
Just breathless expérience when you hear where the streets have no name intro...i mean for someone Who loves it ! I saw Them twice live...never disapointed !Working as a waiter in a big hôtel...i was lucky enough to serve the Edge...a really Nice person...the only one if the band Eating AT the restaurant just like evryone, exept for the bodyguard checking everything before each meal ,!
I remember watching the live show at red 🎸 rocks when they were kids iwas 20 then still love listening to them til this day at 62 magical moments live well..
My Father was killed in Belfast in 1987, this song was released in summer that year and every time I hear it, I’m right back there in that time. I was numb and this song brought me some comfort. I feel every kind of emotion when I hear this, even now, 30 odd years later. But it helped me to cope. 👍
Music is a beautiful thing that way... It's such an emotional song. ✌️💚🤘
Sorry to hear about your Loss of your Dad, may he rest in peace.
Sorry for your loss. It never truly gets easier, I know.. ❤️
Peace to you and your family on such a loss. I lost my da also but not like that. I know pain and loss but not like you know it. Dia es Mura wit mo chara. My Gaelic is poor.
Wow
My dad gave me a ticket to attend this tour. The truth is that I was never a big fan of u2, in fact I knew no more than 10 songs. When the concert started I understood everything, thanks dad for giving me one of the best live music experiences of my life
U2 has always been credited as one of the best live bands and it's for a reason.
Best dad ever !!
What a guy your dad is! He gave you a ticket to a whole a different world
Which city did you see them in?
@@GuadalupePicasso Santiago, Chile. 2011
0:57 when The Edge starts playing: chills all over my body every. single. damn. time.
Me too
Hy!!
same here. ALWAYS.
Spot on!
best intro
Bono singing Amazing Grace is the most inspiring thing to stop all the Wars and dismantle all the atomic bombs
Yes!! I’ve seen them live like 10 times. And this is the best concert ever! It was such an amazing experience!
If only the ones with the power to do so would listen..
What a song is this. Reminds me of my dad. He is in heaven, where the streets have no name.
Melhor banda do mundo
My parents are also in heaven, where the streets have no name. Someday in future I will follow my parents in heaven.
Your comment brought tears in my eyes. My mom and dad are also in heaven, it's hard to accept and understand. Regards from Germany.
If he was born again through the blood of Jesus Christ, and accepted Him as his savior, he is....
@sky Avila. Maybe he already is!
My dad was a true believer in Christ an died with his eyes up to GOD.
This is the best guitar riff ever right? I was in the Stadium that day! I could feel the magic & truly felt alive & inspired
yes man so be it.
nope
I get goosebumps every time it comes. So simple and yet so elegant. For me it's definitely the best.
Levin Deger for me top 10 for sure. I love lots of riffs 😊
I've lost track is there even any riffs nowadays?
I know Edge doesn't do it for ego but can you imagine playing a few chords that touch so many people? Makes me cry every time. I must feel amazing. He's earned that feeling.
It is more than a few. He plays multiple parts with his guitar in the songs. He adds a slight lead on top of the rhythm. He is fantastic.
And those chords, are beautiful, have such richness...
And he sings harmonies beautifully
I feel the same!!!!!! 🇧🇷
He is the most underrated guitarist ever. He is ridiculously incredible on the axe
I don’t always listen to U2 but when I do so do my neighbours..
Hahaha! Well played sir.
Cute
@@mellowlady6976 mmmñpñmmmmmmmñpplmmmmmmmmmmmmñmmmmppmmmmñmmpmmmmmmmmmpmmmñ
Well said friend.
This is what makes you a good neighbor
0% drugs
0% nudity
100% talent
U2 Forever..
Best Band Ever.
What's wrong with nudity?
They're a great band, but "0% nudity" - you do own Achtung Baby, right?
0%drugs and % nudity?!!? its obvious you dont know u2
0% voice
glasgow john I'm talking about this video.. I don't care their privacy life..
Best band ever. Best song ever. Fuck man, this is heaven.
Yes indeed. People will even hear in 1000 years.
Micha ausEssen what a wonderful and probably true thought.
I agree man. Yesterday I saw the band in de Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam. The evening was all magic. The never lost mine attention. The goose bumps never left my body....
Fuck, even better than in the heaven.
Pedro Pazmiño while I do love this song and U2 hard to say they're the best with a band like Queen on the table 😉
I've said it before, but no band should be this good or relevant for this long. These guys are fucking amazing. Nothing else to say.
I'm not religious at all but that is such a beautiful song. I've heard people say to see U2 live is almost a religious experience, Im 41 and they have never even came remotely close to me. I hope to see them before I leave this wretched world.
wich country and town do you live ? I know then from 80 but I onely discover them live in 2000 very high energy and spritual
It’s only a wretched world if we let uncivilised human filth poison the minds of uneducated fkwits in universities so it’s time to step up and start fighting back any way possible. Trump will be back to save the world from Armageddon in 2025 but in the meantime good men need to stop evil at it’s beginning otherwise it flourishes like the democrats have let the Biden family of paedophiles ruin the USA & the world.
44 here, so basically the same age. I was lucky enough to snag a ticket to their Johannesburg performance in 2011. Will probably never happen again given how quickly they sell out as soon as sales go online. It's funny. I just checked their tour schedule and two shows later, after the Cape Town show, they were in Santiago, Chile, where I live now.
Speaking as an atheist ex-Christian, who gave up church five years earlier, I can tell you the experience is exactly the same, if not even more euphoric. You have that volume of sound pulsing through the ground and your body, the light show, and standing among 90k "worshippers"...it's fucking incredible.
This may be my favourite song of all time.
PS. Their music is also just wholesome AF.
That intro riff is just legendary. Encapsulates everything about Edge’s playing.
The delay master
The Edge is a magician
I swear down!
The happiness I feel when I hear him play, knows no bounds.
I’d like to see the edge, remi from the stone roses and and Andy from doves just get together and make a wonderful concoction of music.
2 strums hardly a magician but great song its all about the lyrics and vocals
@@stephenoconnell1591 lol do you think you could do better than at playing eh?
Stephen O Connell The setup of the delay effect and how it matches with the song tempo is quite brilliant - it is not easy to play but took a stroke of genius to write a song around it.
anyone listening in May 2024 😊
Maybe me.
I don’t get it
@@agentflynn18 You don't get what?
I am listening right now ❤
So am I ❤
This performance sends chills down my spine. The serenity with Amazing Grace then changing to Where the Streets....the build up, the excellence of musicianship, it is really something special. What makes it even more special is that the guys of U2 seem to be having the times of their lives. And they know they are part of something bigger than themselves.... extraordinary...
I can look back and say "I was there."
Best band in the World. Ever.
Untouchable.
One of the best bands ever. Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk would have an argument with this discussion.
I was there in the inner circle as well!
I wouldn't say that,i saw them in perth australia in 1983,no sets just everything in black no light show and they were awesome,but after that they lost their rebellious and switched to blues/country rock for americsn acceptance,i like them but id see acca dacca over them given a chance
Best Band... I agree. The same 4 guys since 1976, playing with great energy and continue making new music that is still relevant. Few bands have survived as long as these guys have... They are a special bunch.
U2 is the best live show i ever saw...saw them in the Tacoma Dome...tickets said obstructive view...ok....Right behind the stage....we had our own lighting ...sound...video...we were up about 60 ft...on top of 1st level...Larry makes changes to his set almost all the time...my favorite band is RUSH seen them 18 times... one show 6th row...at the Gorge In George...WA.....u2 still is the best live show...
I had to go to the bathroom during one point in the Anaheim concert, and i ended up going during amazing grace. The bathroom was pretty crowded as i entered, but while washing my hands, we all could hear the Edge's riff for the beginning of WtSHNN start up, and everyone started freaking out and rushing out of the bathroom screaming. it was pretty great.
I was at the Rose Bowl show and I can't come up with a word for what it was like there. I wanted to weep and defecate at the same time haha
Ben Lash Gotta hold it in! I was just at 2 shows in San Jose a couple weeks ago on May 18 & 19 and just waited till after the final song, the line was insanely long, but it went fast! But yeah, 'streets' is the worst time to go use the restroom!
+Ben Lash At one of their most recent concerts in London as soon as Sunday Bloody Sunday started nearly the entire line at the bar rushed back into the arena. It was great because I was at the back of the queue.
Never understand why people go to gigs, and have to hit the bar all the time. Can they not stop and enjoy a concert for a few hours without beers? Have a few beforehand, and after!!
+Mo Hazan I know this was a year ago but I was also at that same concert, just on the 19th. Amazing show I was on the floor just 3 rows away from The Edge
I was born in March 9, 1987. The same day that The Joshua Tree came out, what a gift and way to start life.
Thank you U2.
One of the best song in the human history!
When the Edge starts in I literally had a chill run through my whole body, which reminded me I'll forever be a fan of U2...music that makes you feel.
Jason Pollock I agree. We need more bands out there like u2 which make you want to feel emotionally attached instead of detached from the bullshit in this world.
Exactly the same. And i get tears rolling down my face automatically. It's so powerful. Saw them last week, live....And it happened again hahaha :)
Me too
Every time I hear that riff
He’s an amazing artist they are simply the best band in the world
There aren’t too many musicians who can send chills up my spine, but Bono and U2 are one !! Not everyone’s church, but it’s mine !!
@Beau Fitz
I'm convinced the Holy Spirit wrapped his arms around this band and softened many hearts, they still move me to happy tears in 2020. My church too...
I was blind, but now I see.
Amen! I go the same church you do!
The fact he started with amazing grace just ....oh sooo good
@@peasylove1168 This comment....
In 1987 i just had graduated from high school and had no money.....i bought Joshua Tree with my last dollar.....it changed me. Still gives me goose bumps....U2 is the soundtrack of my life
Soundtrack to the Spring of my Senior year!!!!!!
it touched me... " U2 is the soundtrack of my life" so wonderfull
just watched this for like the 100th time ..a religious experience, truly.
This song, hits your heart every time, bloody amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!
I cry every time i go see them, and they place this live. It does something absolutely ridiculous to my soul and heart. Pure energy.
I thought your tongue was your bottom lip that got stung by a bee
U fucking right brother..
I worked as road crew for them in Australia on Pop Mart tour mid 90's, they still blow me away
You lucky SOB
They always play this song at the most perfect moment during the concert. It’s like the show is starting all over again!
Pretty agree, was the case in Paris few years ago too, getting the whole place to another level of franzy
U2 is the new Rolling Stones . . . They just get better with age and seem to enjoy every minute that they are preforming like it is the first time stepping onto a stage.
To express your faith in front of 70,000+ people in confidence is stunning, no question.
100,000
Bono's faith, we know about that. Not to question it but to make a note of it.
Was 97,000 I think which is mind boggling 😀🇬🇧
I saw the Rattle and Hum tour at JFK in Philly. They opened with this and 100,000 people lost their minds. It’s a day I will never forget.
@@chasgorman1086 Same, though I saw them November 14, 1987, Oakland California. Their one-by-one appearance on the stage in front of that blood-red backdrop, then Edge’s guitar riff beginning Where The Streets Have No Name … the deafening roar of the crowd … chills … and unforgettable.
I was somewhere in that huge crowd. Best concert of my life. There were even jets that flew over head at the beginning of the concert. It was amazing.
The most influential band of the last 30 years plus. I've loved them since I was a teen. War was my first album.
The Edge makes this band sound more live and unique. Best guitarist of all time.🔥
The most amazing rock band I’ve ever seen. How 4 men can produce such amazing music still blows my mind. Edge!!!
👏👏👏U2 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Agreed. I have seen them live 15 times since 1983, they have no equal.
@@rodgreene2687 I love my late husband got me a ticket to there two concert before he die of a car accident in 2012 and have been single since then
Rich Kendalll you have said just said what thousands of us fans believe to be the truth, thanks you Pal...U2🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪💚☘️....
I was on the 50 yard line for this show. And I will never, ever take that for granted.
That performance is out of this world
There is something spiritual or sacred about the intro, like getting a glimpse of Heaven...
I grew up listening to U2, Eagles , Journey and all the old school 80s and 90s bands. This song and City of Blinding Lights are my songs to remember my late Dad. He introduced me to the world of music and this is the first song I briefly remember him playing on his big Aiwa stereo while he wss trying to make me go to sleep.
No one will ever come close to this voice..totally mind blowing !
I’m glad I got to live when U2 walked the earth. In the time of huge concerts, boy does it feel like a long time ago. I hope it’ll return.
I needed this song today, it was my grandfather’s funeral today. He was my best friend. Amazing grace played at the funeral. Where the streets have no name is my favourite U2 song. Remembering this exists made me cry.
from Argentina a big hug
I think the purest U2 fans may all have a wide variety of their favorite recorded songs (so many great ones) but it would be hard to argue that "streets" isn't their best live song. In fact, might be the greatest live song of all time. Incredible energy and Dynamics
This rendition of amazing grace into where the streets have no name is so powerful. Bono is literally singing his faith and his vocals over the intro riff are amazing. he's just living in the moment
2022… still effing incredible.
U2’s songs will be sung forever to so many next generations❤❤
best band in the world
wes holley by FAR, the best in the world!!
Subjectively speaking.
I have been a huge fan of U2 since Boy and I Will Follow. Where The Streets Have No Name has been my all time favorite song since I first heard it and became one of my all time favorite videos.
Flash forward 33 years later to being diagnosed with stage 3 uterine sarcoma the Friday before the world shut down because of COVID. During all my radiation and chemo treatments this was always the first song I would hear (very loudly and sung along to very badly) and it helped me get through. My oncologist and radiologist were beyond awesome and this would be the song playing as I went under each time. I strongly believe this is the song that literally saved my life and gave me the strength needed to get through it each day.
Thx for your comment, SpunkyNanaBanana.
Not many songs give me goosebumps down my spine. This one does
I hope, beyond all hopes, that gigs like this can happen again someday soon
I was there with my dad, most epic concert of my life! My first time seeing them live! I remember looking out and seeing my favorite band of all time! I was crying! I’ll never forget it!
Brilliant absolutey what a band and 4 great musicians thanks u 2, 👏👏👏👏👏
The intro of Streets will always give me chills up and down my spine. This song is the closest thing I'll get to a spiritual experience.
Good evening everyone, I love
U2 and when my brother he
Turned 21ni took him to a
U2 concert we both had an
Awwsometime, May you
Rest in heaven little brother,
I really missypou
Timeless... I'm 30 years old. Within 30 years i'll still get goosebumps!
Once I had a dream. I was flying in the night sky,bright and full of start and a full moon,down to me the ground covered in darkness except for a solitary road traced by the lights,no cars were on it,was just too late. I could feel the wind on my clothes and skin, it was cold,but gentle and I could here a song like it was surrounding me. This one. It was one of the best dream I ever had in my life. Thank you,U2 for this and all the masterpiece you have done. Your art is love.
I liked U2 when I was younger but as I get older I realize how truly beautiful their music is. My favorite band by far!
This should have a billion views!
This is the best song to watch at a U2 concert... PERIOD.
Chills all over when transits from Amazing Grace! Still listening to this version in 2022!!
U2 live is electric, everyone in attendance becomes one. The experience is a real gift.
Brings shivers and chills in every way. Best episode in all U2 concerts. Where The Streets Have No Name rules!!!
This is the gift of music and happiness! Enjoy! 🇨🇦
He crecido oyendo a esta banda, me he hecho adulto escuchando a esta banda, quiero envejecer escuchando esta banda, quiero morir "donde las calles no tienen nombre". GRACIAS !!!!
Is it actually possible to ever get tired of this song, every time i hear it from the day it was released until now it still gives me goosebumps
Amen
Goosebumps and a tear
Nope
Steve Robbins you couldn't have worded that message any better, it's just an Amazing Song, I bet your message speaks for thousands upon thousands of U2 fans, so truly written U2
These dudes rocked the world man. Would've loved to have been at one of their shows.
Comment le groupe réunit le monde! C'est juste grandiose. It’s like hurricane.
That one is huge.
I'm so grateful I got to see U2 on this tour.
Which one
That's what she said
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Listening to this I thought I was in heaven.
But you're in heaven actually
Jesus Christ @rodrigo : LOL..! 😂
Me too
Jesús
Brings shivers and chills in every way. Best concert episode in all U2 Concerts. Where The Streets Have No Name rules!!!
What concert it was, a show of a lifetime. 1st time live CZcams broadcast worldwide. Was there along with 92,000 happy fans...
Plus me and my gorgeous boyfriend x
Saw them in NYC in 2001 and 2002. Amazing shows and very emotional. When drums hit and the lights came on the place exploded. It was an experience I will never forget.
The way that they transitioned from Amazing Grace to Where the Streets have no name was absolutely incredible and beautiful! Bono’s angelic voice and the Edge’s beautiful guitar playing just absolutely go hand in hand in such a wonderful harmony!
And only 4 million saw this.
Unfair with the people who made masterpieces like this.
U2 rule the World
There is many many many many many videos of u2, it is normal some dont have huge views.
i'm here
@@4lex355 yes, but this video has the quality to 100 millions views
One of the best concerts we've been to - U2 Rose Bowl 2009♥
I hired a limo to get to this show. 90,000 people that night.
What a Band!
What a Singer!
I saw them 4 times live. I was flashed time after time.
THE BEST LIVE BAND EVER
This is the song that made me a U2 fan for life! Long live U2!
I saw them live playing this song in a Gothenburg, Sweden in 1987. What an experience!
Fantastic words can’t describe. Thanks U2 for decades of amazing music
I was live at the Concert 1987, the Joshua Tree in Germany ,i never forget seeing this graet Band with this Song ,and today they are one of the best Band of the World ,my children listening too to U2,thank you for all your Songs 😎👌✌️
I love his voice ❤
Thank you for singing to us, Bono. We all love you
Just the combo of Bono riffing after edge kicks in is so emotional. Especially as life happens and loss of loved ones. I feel so much more in their songs. Greatest band of all time.
Quite simply the greatest live song ever. Goosebumps, tears, and amazement fill me every time I hear and watch it, from any tour, of theirs ... and it NEVER gets old. Rock on!
My favorite Band, since 1998, when I was only 5 years old. My two older brothers introduced me to this masterpiece called U2! ❤
U2 ist einfach unschlagbar... geniale Band... geniale Musiker.... Bono ist der mega Hammer 😊
The INTRO!!!!!!!IS MAGNIFICENT!!!!!!!!U FEEL THAT SHIT!!!LOVE THIS!!!!!!
Estaba por rendirme, habia pasado por cosas malas, y estaba muy cansado. Y de pronto, escuchar esto, me hizo seguir adelante. Gracias a la vida por U2. ❤️
It’s something magical to experience “Where the Streets Have No Name” live.
Some of my sweetest memories are linked to this song. My dad had it on , on his cassette player in the small suzuki we had back then. 6 year old me would be overjoyed to hear this song come on. The song would progress as we pick up speed on an open empty cantonment road in Lahore. Now I am 26 years old and still consider this riff to be the greatest of all times. U2 forever.
My dad took me to 3 U2 concert during my teenages years, he also litteraly raise me with these songs in the background everyday, now im 24 and listening to this get me everytime, i need to focus not to cry, i love you dad
One of the few songs I can say always and I mean, always, brings tears to my eyes and pulls emotion out of me during the intro and outro. The guitar harmonics bring out a sense of nostalgia about life and my family and how short everything this. My parents comes to mind. The fragility and brevity of life and what matters most. Family.. memories…moments that you won’t ever get back…this song inspires all of it.
This is the most beautiful performance of this song ever.
Saw them in NYC in 2001 and 2002. Amazing shows and very emotional. When drums hit and the lights came on the place exploded. It was an experience I will never forget.
Awesome Song U2 love this song 🎶
Watched this exact version at Soccer City in South Africa when they toured here. 100 000 people (which was the biggest attendance for that tour) singing their hearts out. Amazing ❤
I was there too, boet! I managed to somehow get a ticket on Ticketmaster the night before the last batch went on sale! I think Ticketmaster were doing a test or something but I just happened to be on the site checking and on one refresh...BOOM!
Trully they are on a class that so high no band can match it. What a legend 🙌
This is so crazy. Can u imagine performing your music on a stage of that magnitude. Wow
One of the greatest rock songs ever!
This song takes you to a place you've never been to but somehow you know exactly where you are.
You haven’t lived unless you’ve experienced this song live in concert. I really mean that. Life highlight.
U2's music moves my soul....Now that's a band!
Legendary band, legendary tune.
Best live version I've seen/heard.
Great opening with Amazing Grace.
Phenomenal, and accurate prophetic proclamation, "Africa rising!".
Poetic, brave, righteous, and strong.
Well done, well done indeed boys.
While this is a fantastic version check out when they did it live at Slane Castle... (czcams.com/video/UPDtSUz8_TE/video.html&ab_channel=U2VEVO) it was just a couple of days after his father died... you can feel the emotion.
@@dlee7631 Oh wow! Thank you for sharing D Lee! :)
Esta canción es una de mis favoritas desde el primer día que la escuche. Escucharla por el desierto de Almeria es una pasada, a to Caña….saludos desde Mojacar a todos y feliz día ❤
When the house lights come up after the intro, and you see that immense crowd pulsating to the music, you understand what it’s all about. I saw them at JFK in Philadelphia ( Rattle and Hum tour) with 100,000 raging fans. It was a life altering experience in musical terms.
I totally agree with you 100 percent!!!!!
Just breathless expérience when you hear where the streets have no name intro...i mean for someone Who loves it ! I saw Them twice live...never disapointed !Working as a waiter in a big hôtel...i was lucky enough to serve the Edge...a really Nice person...the only one if the band Eating AT the restaurant just like evryone, exept for the bodyguard checking everything before each meal ,!
A SAFA at the old Wembly Stadium life on the Pop Mart tour music has not been the same since
This is MY fav live song! They always take this one out of the park! The crowd always play a big part.🎸💯
Larry Mullen is a machine! 🥁
I remember watching the live show at red 🎸 rocks when they were kids iwas 20 then still love listening to them til this day at 62 magical moments live well..