WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING U2 - New Years Eve REACTION

WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING U2 - New Years Eve REACTION
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[jamesrobertson]

Their early music was heavily influenced by the troubles in Ireland. When it came out it hit like a ton of bricks. It was not just music it was Art.

[jeremygray]

U2 has not had the warmest welcome in the reaction world and I’m mystified. The band is terrific with some amazing songs and hugely influential. And the Edge’s ringing guitar is unmistakable. And they are spectacular live.

[virginiapudelko]

Oh man, old U2 is soooo much better than what they are churning out these days. This was when they were still discovering their sound and learning their craft. It was so raw and edgy.

[superdave]

This is the greatest U2 song period. The whole album War is fantastic!

[reznik]

I really miss the old U2. A lot.
The Unforgettable Fire is still one of my all time favourite songs! ☺️

[paulwagner]

This album (War) and The Unforgettable Fire were the albums that put U2 into worldwide renown. THESE were what made U2. You talk about their later stuff, but THIS is what U2 were all about.

[benoitrenaud]

This is my favorite U2 song. The minor mode and the sharp arrangement, the emotional depth and compelling lyrics.

[bazzer]

I always give the Edge credit for being such a subtle, yet impacting guitarist completing U2's sound. Cheers....

[surlechapeau]

Jay/Amber, you'll love their "Pride (In The Name Of Love)", "Two Hearts Beat As One" and "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"!!!
edit- Amber you are spot on!! Initially it was a love song from Bono to his wife, then reshaped and inspired by the Polish Solidarity movement.

[xzonia]

Yeah, the 80's wouldn't have been the same without U2. They expressed the whole undercurrent of the decade. <3

[stevehamilton]

One of the best songs ever written. Early U2 is amazing! These early songs always had something poignant to express when they sing. Their songs taught a generation about the world's plight that may have otherwise gone unnoticed. They sing songs that are socially conscious and make you think about more than just yourself but also makes you angry at what we do. It is emotional, but it is necessary. Understanding that U2 are Irish and at the time that they came from there was decades of violence and war happening in their country. They group up knowing the hardships of this life, watching people die unnecessarily. Their music & lyrics are derived from this world that they know. As they became a huge band their music took on a different feel, more upbeat and light hearted sounds, but their lyrics made statements. Back in the 80's it was the time of the Cold War, Reagan/Thatcher governments and monied interests. The sounds from many bands back then were ominous and dark for good reason. Music during the 80's was amazing for its ability to help a generation escape so much shit. Music & MTV taught us about the world and what was happening in it. This is why BAND AID, LIVE AID and WE ARE THE WORLD were so huge. People wanted to feel again. They wanted to be a community. We had enough of being set adrift on a selfish exploration. U2 and many other bands R.E.M, Depeche Mode and many others slapped us back into reality. It wasn't all be disco and dancing. The 70's was a big party, the 80's was the hangover.

[joanlajara]

Remember, many songs they sing about are the Irish/ English prejudice that existed in Northern Ireland! Still exists today! It’s not just about black and white there are many other kinds of prejudice in otter countries! Being Irish, I feel their pain! But, growing up during the problems in Northern Ireland between Irish and English was a terrifying time for children living there! U2 has an awesome different sound and tries to explain what happened there and also all over the world!

[sloebone]

You have to realize U2 is a product of Ireland in the 1970’s. It was a difficult situation and their music reflects that. The Joshua Tree album is my personal favorite.

[jamiedianne]

This is one of my favorite U2 songs of all time. ❤️

[beni]

Early U2 just *rocked.* Not saying their later stuff was bad, just, this is the era I vibed with.

[arnoldcox]

That chugging gutair riff is what makes this a great song

[tobiassabot]

U2 is an iconic band. I was a teen when their Joshua tree album was released in the late eighties and MTV had them on heavy rotation. If you haven't done this song by them yet I recommend "With or Without You." It is a musical tour de force.

[hellokimmy]

Their earlier material was very socially conscious and some of their music was dark, but so impactful. "Pride In the Name Of Love" is one you might like, about Martin Luther King Jr.
"Bullet the Blue Sky" is one of my absolute favorites, and "I Will Follow" is also so great.
U2 and the Cure were pretty much contemporaries, by the way. They both really got going late 70s- and into the early 80s.

[terricooper]

U2's performance of their song 'Bad' at Live Aid saved my life. I watched that performance and realized someone else knew how I felt, I wasn't alone in my numbness and pain. So, I'm a fan for life. I've been lucky to see them in concert 5 times and every time was an amazing and emotional experience. They were told at Live Aid they could only perform for a certain amount of time, but of course they went over that when they performed 'Bad' and Bono jumped down from the stage and danced with a fan.

[michaelmiller]

It started for me with "I Will Follow", then "Gloria". But, "New Year's Day" and "Two Hearts Beat As One" made me a fan. Bono and Clannad together in "In A Lifetime" solidified it. "Rattle and Hum" made them legendary.