Where The Streets Have No Name (Live From Slane Castle, Ireland / 2001 / Remastered 2021) 

Its the best

BAD is really good Live too! Especially in their earlier years.

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I agree.

YES!!! I Have it saved /downloaded to me music. Love it.

It was 10 days prior that Mr Hewson passed away.

@@wesleybyrd1816 It was ten days later that many more fathers, mothers, daughters and sons died...

As Wesley Byrd mentioned, this is incorrect. Bono's father died on the early morning of 21th of august 2001(and U2 still played later that night in London!). This Slane Castle concert was held on 1st of september. The reason a lot of people gets this mixed up is because U2 also played a concert at Slane on the 25 august, but during that one they played songs like A Sort Of Homecoming, Dancing in the Moonlight, Bad(with Coldplay - Yellow snippet!) and In A Little While - which was not played at this concert.

@@sodarkherhair78 And?

@@isaacdepaula2103 shes talking about 9/11. Still kinda an ass move to say that though. Scale does not dispose bonos grief man, shouldn't ever bring that card to the table

Escuchá la versión de u2 river 1998...

@damedge07 amazing version as well (the dc 1992 version is amazing too) but IMO the setting makes it even better ;)

Im sorry dud this is probably the best U2 version but the best of all time is the one by Muse in 2010 at Glastonbury. I've been a fan of both groups since i was 5 years olds and trust me, muse his the best live band of this century by far. When they invited the Edge to play on stage with them they pushed the song to a whole other limit. This performance still gives me chills 11 years later. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IbF9MPyRTHI.html

@@mikac2002 i respect your choice and I agree that this version is a very good one as well… but I don’t think that a cover can be as good or even better than the real thing ;). Muse is an amazing live band but I don’t think it’s right to say that Streets’ best live performance comes from a band that’s not U2. Streets is my personal anthem and I’ve listened to pretty much all of the live performances available on RU-vid (not even exaggerating) and to me the setting of the song at that moment, place and context isn’t comparable to Muse’s performance at Glastonbury.

​@@mikac2002 there's no reason, but you're muse's fan, to say that performance is better or take the song to other limit. I mean, i respect that is your personal taste, and you prefer it over the u2's live version. I just saying that muse's version is more flat, is right in the top the whole time, same the singer, screaming in one register the entirely song. It is an amazing performance, but when one put it side by side with another version to compare, the vision's fan has to disappear, otherwise the choice could probably be too subjective.

Same! The video used to be up but I guess they took it down.

Yes! Thats the best part 🥺

I really miss it too...

Die beste Möglichkeit, sein Immunsystem zu stärken 😉 Für Freiheit und Frieden !

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That's what Slane does with a band.

Wasn’t this the day after Bono had buried his Da? This is why this segue from “All I Want Is You” to “Where the Streets Have No Name” gets me emotional every damn time. ☺️ It’s like he’s singing to the Heavens... ...to Brendan. ...to his Da. Gods rest his soul.✨

Yes brother!!!!Greetings from Greece!

@@fang_uk yeah. It was. Bono let his old man go that night. Then 10 days later the world changed.

2021 maravilloso 😍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🇨🇺🇺🇸

This is why it is so great. Hearing Bono call to his recently passed father and saying "It's Paul" and "See you soon, father" ....... just can't stop the tears.

I agree. This is the best live concert that I have seen of U2. The magic is definantly there.

I agree. Its a huge amount of effort which can clearly be seen. Every member in this band is indispensable.

Most folk think Larry is U2. He's a fucking legend. Look at In Gods Country on R and H, the movie. And, 'its all about the drums'

One of the things I loved most about seeing the special display for them at the RRHOF was the drumset Larry played at their very first gig. Stuff like that just gets me in my sweet spots. Special instruments that meant something to the band, or have historical value...

If Adam had quit in the early 80s like he had thought about, I don't think they would have split up back then, but now, they totally would split. That's why they are the kind of band who give equal writing credits to all of their members, nobody elevated above the other members. When it comes to the band, they are all technically equals.

Completely agree.

i get goose bumps every time i see this. amazing track from a great band.

God was in the room...The Father was there, I truly believe.❤❤

Agreed. Larry spent a lot of time in marching bands as a kid which drives a lot of his technique - perfect example is the moment you highlight. Its fascinating and really impressive.

There are and were so much great bands on this planet but U2 and Queen are the two G.O.A.T. is my opinion !!!

Solid❤❤❤❤

Le batteur c est Larry Mullen

Same here.

I cry too 🥲🥲🥲🥲

Especially, when I hear The Edge's memorable opening guitar riff... 🥹🥹🥲🥲. That really pulls on my heartstrings... every time.

big same

Not on your Nelly Thinlizzy takes that accolade.

@@frankmcconnellogue3351 Who is Thinlizzy

I was at this show, Slane is 10 miles from my home. As a venue for gigs Slane is awful, I shiuld know Ive seen Springsteen, U2, Bowie, GnR 's Queen and more at Slane. Awful place to get in and out of, sound is terrible too. But the day is ALWAYS great craic.

I was at the 1st gig, the dvd actually comprises of both gigs 25th August and September 1st 2001 and they are spliced together seamlessly by the director Hamish Hamilton who also directed the Boston gig in June prior! Both DVDs are works of art I've never seen a live concert captured on film as beautifully as he does it! Yes, a magical night I'll never forget,for anyone who has never had the privilege of being to Slane Castle it is a sight to behold, not just the historical castle itself but the land it sits on and the surrounding Boyne River Valley, it's breathtaking and knowing the history of the great battle that took place there really adds to the mystique! At night if takes on a new life with the castle illuminated.....as for U2 themselves, nothing much else I can say but EPIC!

Queen in Montreal '81 is the best live performance ever recorded, imho. But this one is a very close second :)

IMHO Zoo TV is the best U2 Concert ever

@@michaelderwin887 you are so lucky to have such a beautiful space and venue that close - I'm sure the shows all make up for the pains to get there! I also own the Chili Peppers and Bryan Adams concert DVDs that were put on there - the venue just brings something extra out of each artist and the people of Ireland amplify it all with their enthusiasm.

No fucking technology or social media back when the song first came out. If you wanted to be a Tru artist one would have to work hard to receive that status. Today only performers not artist with technology making the music and the you post it to RU-vid the same day it was made.. There is a difference.between an artist and a performer.

They have

The entire show is still on their channel by the way.

@@paulwood6263 If you're not aware of the context and background of this performance, I suggest you look into it. It'll explain the pure emotion that Bono puts into this.

@@TylerBaker1994 Well, it isn't anymore on U2's channel, I'm thinking WHY THEY DELETED IT? It was such a pleasure to watch this

@@depechemoderemas probably because there rereleasing most of their hits on RU-vid every week.

Awesome

I wish I was there too...

Hearing Bono call to his recently passed father and saying "It's Paul" and "See you soon, father" ....... just can't stop the tears.

Same bro…same

Y E S !!

You're right. It doesn't.

It does, separately. Its just magnificent together.

I agree. Their live show production is top notch. No one comes close. The way they segue between AIWIY into WTSHNN on the DVD is incredible. If you’re interested they released an EP available on iTunes with the two complete songs performed.

I couldn't understand what he says. Thank you

💯% love u2 🗣🤗🇩🇰📢

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U2 makes crap music today

@@user-ez2qd3gu5v that doesn't change the fact that this is 95% better than anything that comes out today.

@@user-ez2qd3gu5v they don't.😒

This is amazing to read. I was your age when I went to see U2 on this tour. This stuff is timeless.

Me too man, same age as you. My dad played this all the time throughout my childhood and it immediately brings back memories from my youth. Wish I could see it live someday.

go on pal so good to hear a young man with great taste

I'm 21, I was 2 yo when this happened. I saw them in their 360º tour and was epic for me.

im 18 :) amazing to see another person my age loving this music❤️

Tears. Every. Single. Time.

Where is the it’s paul piece?

@@freddiem73 about 0:33 in

@@lanway13 Scott - what is the reference to - I always though he was saying chamone/ c'mon at that point?

@@freddiem73 Bono’s real name is Paul Hewson. About a week before these concerts at Slane, he buried his father Bob Hewson-he’s calling out for his dad and adding “I sing this song for him.”

I've heard pretty much every U2 "bootleg concert" and the only bad performance I've heard was Sarajevo 1997 where bono completely blew out his voice during New Years Day. But even then they have a epic show.