Intro - Sunday Bloody Sunday - New Year's Day - Bad - Pride (In The Name Of Love) - Where The Streets Have No Name - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
Thank you God for letting me grow up and be influenced by the 80's and 90's rock and roll artists. Thank you, Irish ppl, for giving us this amazing band.
I’m a black man in the USA of the same era. I also thank our Irish bros for sending U2 forward. Soul of the heart coming from the Joshua tree 🌳 Do Ya thang!!!
Being an avid concert goer for many years, I am truly grateful that I got to see some of the greatest bands of all time live before the advent of cellular phones!
Edge is under rated. I never realized how good he was until I saw the concert. No recording quite captures the orchestra that is the sound of his guitar. When you are there, it is just unbelievable how full he makes it sound, you'd think there were at leeeeast one other guitarist. The guy is a master of delay effects.
I've always said " The Edge " is a one man sound machine, and the real sound of U2, and I've seen them live many times, and this is a Brilliant Concert, and captures him at his best....
Totally agree. I don't play guitar so I can't offer up any specifics. But I saw the Elevation tour many times back in '01 and it felt like Edge dominated (not the right word) many of the songs. It was the first time I left U2 shows feeling this way. He was/is incredible.
To see how much of a perfectionist the Edge is, search for a video on here called Rig Rundown. They go behind the scenes with his guitar tech. I don't play but it's very interesting to see the work that goes on behind the scenes. *Rig Rundown has many episodes featuring different artists, just look until you find his episode.
I travelled from Melbourne Australia to watch this show, It was worth every moment and every dime to sit up on the very back row of Croke park and watch the lads do there thing! An amazing night that I will never forget!
I was at the sunday 1987 croke park gig and it was the same set. It was my first gig. Tickets were 12.50 punt. The pretenders were support. Those were the days you couid go to the dockers pub anytime and see U2 drinking there.
Travelled from Perth, Australia to see this show with my dad who had seen them here in 1987, we were standing just to the right of Larry Mullen Jnr, excellent footage! Thanks Dario!
I remember seeing them on THE Joshua Tree Tour in 87. My first time seeing them, not my last. One of the best concerts I've ever seen. One of the best albums ever made. Greatest band with incredible talent and values. They have done so much good for the world. Love these guys!
Amazing to see how technology has advanced in terms of concert production values and the ubiquitous hand held high definition recording. It's a long way from the guy on O'Connell Bridge selling scratchy bootleg tapes for a fiver. Having said that the interference caused by the original source and delayed sound of Larry's drumming for the first few songs (before he moves to the back kit) is a tad jarring. 1st world gripe....:-)
Wow. You were so close to Larry you hear the drums coming directly from the kit and everything else is delayed coming from the main speakers. Makes for a strange timing echo effect. I guess that's why the band have to wear in-ear monitors. Amazing video!!! Thanks for posting.
Looks like you are befuddled, confusing a post with "lol" in it with one that's whining; why are you complaining about somebody pointing out why someone might not vote this a thumbsup? u2 will be releasing a Blu-ray of this with 1080p24 video and lossless 5.1 surround sound, so why would I want to watch more than a few seconds of this which isnt' enjoyable to watch with crappy RU-vid bitrates and detrimental RU-vid lossy .mp3-quality 192 Kbps audio when I could wait for the professionally mixed and mastered Blu-ray from muticams on dollies and multitracked 24/96 audio? I could get someone to punch me in the face for free too, does that mean I should? Criticism - the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes Whine - a long, high-pitched complaining cry Please learn to better use the glorious English language.
It must be incredibly hard to be and stay the biggest band in the world! But they have done it!! Well done boys, well done!!👏👏👏👏 you must be so proud!! I think you're incredible! X
What ever job you do if you have fellow workmates who's attention to detail and professionalism is everything you want and millions of others do then that is something very special.
This was the first 30 mins of the show that I could not see! Thank you!! We were up against the stage to the right. The remainder of the show was spectacular!
Thank you, Dario!!!! What a great souvenir to have of this amazing show! I love that you started from the Waterboys intro song, which is such a great part of the show fo rme as a super-fan of both bands. Thank you!
Smells Like Teen Spirit, In Bloom and Come As You Are from Nevermind would dispute that or Welcome To The Jungle, Its So Easy and Nightrain off of Appetite For Destruction
Thanks,so looking forward to seeing them again in Brisbane,Australia in a couple of weeks.Some 2 years after they started this tour.Going to be awesome.
Looking forward to seeing them in Buffalo, NY soon. My younger brother saw them as a young teenager in a community leisure centre in 1978 (ish) in Belfast when that place was a wasteland ... how life changes ...
Thank you Dario I was there with all my family from Dublin up in the Hogan Stand 're living the Cocert again with your excellent recording well done Bernard Kenealy Dublin
Travelled from Canada to Melbourne Australia to celebrate my 50th birthday with U2 in 2019 … wasn’t near this close but it was awesome none the less. Thanks for sharing this up close and personal view Dario
@@guppy9713 Where have you heard that rumor I am a fan who has found this amazing band during the lockdowns im from Australia and would love to see them Teresa Australian fan # love U2
@@teresathompson5701 I live about 15 miles from Slane and have friends there. There's nothing confirmed but U2 would be top of Mountcharles(owns the Slane venue) list and they would easily sell out the venue(100,000+). I was at their concert there in 2001 and it was unbelievable. The Slane show was released on DVD. Have a look around RU-vid for it, get the best quality and enjoy it. Bono buried his dad only a few days before the show(there was two shows). They played two Saturdays and the Irish government actually changed the law to allow two shows to go ahead, such was the demand.
That’s a way to start U2 concert. Start off with Sunday Bloody Sunday !!! Get the CROWD into it !!! Bono, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr, and who could not forget “The Edge”. Somebody had to stand up and Rock n Roll U2 DID !!!!
ThankyouThankyouThankyouThankyouThankyou!!!!! Saw their second show of the tour in San Jose, California in July. I had a decent enough seat but not anywhere near this good. This show felt like therapy and religion to me (and I am not religious). Thanks for letting me be closer to it for a bit. :)
Was there in Vancouver on their first stop. So simple yet such an amazing opening. I'm glad I wasn't as close as this guy so I could actually hear Larry with that epic kickoff.
I'm 27 and U2 has been my favourite band since I was 10. because of them I left my country (Uruguay) and I moved to Europe to start my career as a musician. And yes, my music has too many U2 influences. I like to think that this one is my attempt to make a song like where the streets have no name, Vertigo and Beautiful Day. @ Hope you like it, lots of love :)
