U2 - Silver And Gold (Live Rattle And Hum) 

OK EDGE...PLAY THE BLUES 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

And fruisciante incredible guitarplayer and Edge.❤forever.

im the exact same as you, we would listen to these songs on DVD when i was younger in the car, Im now 15 and love these songs

1​@@static3032b2t

@@static3032b2t beautiful, for me it was a bit of a discovery because I am Italian and U2 was not very well known, however they had a nice musical reputation here (after the success of Rattle And Hum they became very famous also in italy)

My father, peace be upon him; showed me this in 2015-6. I never thought much of it, because 'Joshua Tree's was my deal. He passed away last November. I have the DVD laying ⁵' away. ❤

@@user-tt4yi7zr4r i'm very sorry for your loss, my deepest condolences. Remember that he will always love you, wherever he is ❤️

1987-1993*

​@@kubarozpruwacz59471987-2009

@@kubarozpruwacz5947the ZooTV was like nothing that had come before it was groundbreaking. I was the St Patrick’s Day concert in the old Boston Garden in 1992 and to say it was stunning is an understatement. Never seen or heard anything like that before. And the outdoor leg of ZooTv, particularly Europe\ Australia was again, like nothing else in concert. Those were the days. I’ve seen videos of the Vegas Sphere concerts, with NotLarry on drums, and I’m not impressed.

@@ObamaFromKenyaI should have said 92/3 really because of the Zooropa tour and their album of 91 that promoted this tour Achtung Baby I’d never heard anything like it pre 91 or after it post 91

U2 at their prime.

Now it's ok, 15 year old kid, come on stage with your iPhone and watch us play. Times, and U2, have changed.

For years I had sworn it was "ok, Edge, make a move".

Annnnnd, it’s the furthest thing from the blues.

If blues is a feel this little solo def hits the feels!

YES! AM I BUGGIN U? I DIDN'T MEAN TO BUG YA OK EDGE!

Not JUST a musical journey. But a POWERFUL, TIMELESS, ETERNAL EDUCATION. And it continues. THAT'S why these songs by the boys are timeless and eternal, until Jesus returns and straightens all this crap out.

Ok Edge, play the blues.....

+lukin manetti searing guitar "solo" ...no drama--just lights it up.

Sick.

Insane genius! F***ing great!

It makes me euphoric just watching it. I can't imagine how The Edge felt playing it.

Agree.

Very nice to read your words and carry on spreading the message. There's a lot of joy in the music of U2 with some soul too.

You should ask the brothers whether they will use devices such as CT Scan, X-ray, Pacemaker made by whites?

Thank you for spreading your message. On a spiritual level, it reduces me to tears that the presence of apartheid and its consequences linger, but it is just as devastating that this evil has destroyed so much of the human spirit that the medium of music, which many musicians and listeners agree carries a powerful ingredient to bring people together and to heal strife with peace, has fallen victim in this awful battle. It is awful that some have experienced ostracism so strong that this poison has led them to denounce music with a genuinely benevolent message, such as Bono, Gabriel, Lenox, Sting, Creed, Van Halen (for those who will disagree with the latter, I'm referring to the song "Dreams" from their 1986 album, "5150." In 2002, I had the opportunity to sit 8 feet away from South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu when he visited my law school to discuss what he believed was the United States' appropriate position in response to apartheid. It was wonderful. His closing message, which he repeated four times, was "Family! We are...Family! Family!" His eyes just gleamed with goodness. He was fatherly. Your country must be blessed with his influence; he is controversial but he and Mandela put a very bright, global, spotlight on the problem, and DeKlerk, when that needed to happen. I would politely suggest sharing a version of "Silver and Gold" that has Bono's speech: I have not yet listened to this clip but, on the original, 1990 "Rattle & Hum" CD, lead singer Bono goes BEYOND the message of the song, and, during a moment when the band quiets down to let Bono talk, he personally delivers a very direct message to aggressively confront, and eradicate, apartheid. It's a tall order that is not entirely realistic on the horizon, but Bono's strategy is realistic: confront political leaders with facts and force them to advocate for policy that achieves this goal. Bono used the tactic in Washington, D.C. He met with Bill Clinton at length; no substance came from it, but politicians knew that he could shine a bright spotlight on them. ultimately, he stopped, and he disappointed me. But, here, listen to Bono ramp it up, and end with "Join with Archbishop Desi Tutu and his fight against aparthei-EED!" He deliberately extends the "e" vowel and raises his pitch to amplify the word). The crowd goes crazy. My bet is that, among those who shamed you, the majority will be intelligent enough to see through the bullshit and recognize the benevolence for what it is. God bless you.

Wish Bono could comment about the reverse apartheid we are experiencing now...

SPOT ON!

Back when they opposed apartheid, unlike now....

What rights don't blacks have in the US?

Tim Wightman they’re all feeling it

+marshalloneill yeah, the interpretation is amazing, totally into it, totally living it, awesome. lol

Running on all cylinders 😮

adore ♥ 💯 👍🏼 🙂

Yes

And that wasn't scripted it was pure love of music.

I have no fuckin idea why everyone gives rattle and hum album no luv. Fuck u pricks. This is one great album imo

Play the blues..

Afuckinmen

*blues

@@justincredible. no, he clearly says play the bloosh.

Pay the crew

hit where it hurts........for silver & gold.....

Revisit with LSD. ✌🏻💚

@@JButt- Muahahahahahaha :-) That made my day!

Methinks this track would be far, far to heavy for LSD.

It definitely does!

Absolute!!!!!!!!!!

PIGGS

ricardo escalona garza me too! Well, my parents would rent it from Blockbuster but we owned the cassette.

EVH is a 1000x better!

@@oliverheidelberg but look how high you've gone

I've watched this countless times and never noticed that. Cool. That provides more intensity to the subject. I like it even more now. Thanks.

Sadie Bleu ENERGY?

Sadie Bleu I FORGOT. THANKYOU

Back when they cared about oppression

Amen.

p: Glad we agree.

"A" peak indeed but they've had at least a few "peaks"!!

Clyde Van der Walt Bophuthatswana is how you spell it.

+Tonyo1221 and still the best band ever u2,,boys we love you ,the 80,s the best bands ever but u2 its u2,loves from portugal u2 ever

Tonyo1221 Peter Gabriel

HERE YS AN OLD KID, SAYING, IF WE GOT A GLOBAL PROBLEM, SOLVE THE ADEPTION FOR FREE, AND RAISE SOME TAX, SO FINALLY WE AGREE????

Costa del Artlepool of course not and I’m a huge u2 fan

except now it's the blacks seizing white farms

Abso freaking lutely. This and Bullet the Blue Sky.

me too

Time heals all wounds, I guess. Not sure how many of U2's younger fans realise how much the band was raked over the coals as self-indulgent for this film when it was current in 1988. It's certainly held up quite well, though.

Great film about a great band, they were peaking on this US tour

@@TomKnight1000 It was great being able to watch this movie when it hit the theaters. There was a college paper giving out free posters in the insert and a friend of mine and I took about 100 of those posters. He put his all over his wall...it looked good so I gave him mine to put up. Those were the days.

Ahh. Those college days....

Philip Workman I did

And ironically, they support Isr4eli apartheid...

23 of August 2022! Still a F#CKING BRILLIANT SONG....... That's what?....almost 35 years later?? This rules rock 'n roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dave Evans

Peak? How do you know that? You don't do you? So your comment can only mean that you make assumptions. Publicly. Please and thank you.

Horseman Pit It's called an opinion peckerhead.

u2 had 2 peaks.... they are called Joshua Tree and Achtung baby

Web Direct Brands Not necessarily. This was certainly the last of "classic U2", or, U2: 1.0. They've fully re-invented themselves at least twice since this and still managed to keep the Biggest Band On The Planet title each time.

Correct. The third peak is "The Unforgettable Fire". 1984-1989 is their best era.