This was awesome. I was in L.A. when this happened and it was nuts. I’m still in L.A. and nothing like it since. At least U2 kept going. When The Beatles did their concert on the roof, that was their swan song. Great reaction Stan, it was a goosebumps moment.

Deliberately performing a song entitled "Where the Streets Have No Name" for free, on top of a liquor store, in a bad part of LA - that's U2, bringin' it to the people. Thanks for your reaction.

❤❤ Thanks for reacting to my favorite band.❤❤ i've been going to concerts for many years and U2 concerts were epic.

Vancouver Canucks skated out on home ice to this for years. Good years.

Thanks for posting this live masterpiece

U2 became superstars at this time - the Joshua Tree album - which this song was on. I went to the Joshua Tree concert in San Diego. Was incredible.

Great reaction to an iconic performance

I’m so glad your enjoying U2,they are easily the best band I’ve ever seen,6 times seen U2 please keep delving into there music please it just goes on an on getting better with each tune,watch Zoo tv in Sydney Australia-please it will blow your mind honestly ,but enjoy cos it’s the best time I’ve seen them in 1993 Celtic Park Glasgow 1993 what a gig ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wow 🤯🤯🤯

I’m late to the party, but you REALLY need to check out the U2 song playing on the radio at the beginning of the video: Bullet the Blue Sky. Check out the live version combo “October/Bullet The Blue Sky” for an incredible performance. (Several other reaction channels have also done this version, btw.)

I was downtown that day but didn't know U2 was playing until it was over. I could hear it from Union Station... about a mile and half away, but there was no way to get down there in all the traffic. . At the time 7th & Main was basically skid row and there was a big crack epidemic going on in downtown, but your chances of getting hurt or mugged in broad daylight were slim. This location was about a block from the Greyhound station where people were constantly coming and going (I think it's moved now) and about two blocks north of the wholesalers Garment District where there was also a lot of well off people doing business there. So they are getting into a bit of hyperbole by implying it was dangerous to go there.