Ending a gigantic, majestic, megalomaniac rock stadium show on a quiet, subdued note has always been one of my favorite U2 ruses throughout their career.

U2's *Love is Blindness* is easily one of the best, beautifully emotionally desperate songs ever created - by any musical act; just happened to be U2. 🙂

Best live performance of this song. The Edge plays an extended solo not found on the original studio recording that gives it more darkness and intensity. Bono wrote the lyrics about Edge’s divorce and how it affected not only him but the whole band as they all grew up together as close friends

Stunning Album and stunning tour. Big Tv screen’s at a concert was either never done before or very small. When the show started in 1992 it was like something completely out of the future. Had not seen or heard anything like it before. The Joshua Tree tour in the late 80’s was amazing but this was futuristic. Each song was unbelievable and Bono and the band were just perfect. IMO the best tour and songs ever. Love is Blindness was unbelievable at the end. Girls were sobbing and crying. It was a complete emotional journey. U2 are amazing. U2 live back then were a different level.

This is my favourite performance from this show. The girl is just a fan from the crowd lucky girl, she’ll never forget that. He always gets fans up on stage!

Since you enjoyed hearing his falsetto, from the same concert watch them perform the song Lemon. The song is really different and catchy live from this concert.

Hey Anton 😊The girl on stage is a lucky fan 😊And the song Bono snipped in the end is "Can't Help Falling in Love" original by Elvis😊

Jimmy Page called Edge a 'sonic architect' which I think describes him perfectly.

When The Edge was recording the solo for the album, he played so hard that all the strings started snapping one by one. That is the take that's on that record. The Edge put everything he had into it.

Thanks for mentioning The Edge, his guitar is always majestic. Love love love U2, they epitomize awesome.

First person to react to this incredible version of this song and notice just how good the Edge is, Larry too, tempo change in a tune is hard and it was done masterfully, the Edge literally makes that guitar 'cry', that is the sound of heartbreak right there, amazing job brother yeh, Happy Christmas from Dublin to you and your family.

If you reacted to the whole Zootv concert from Sydney, you'll be blown away from start to finish. If this came out today, I would be as amazed now as I was back then.

This reaction / analysis is spot on! Everything you mentioned from theatricality, moodiness, transitions etc. Also hitting on thee multiple subject matter (band or love relationship) of the lyric. MUCH of Achtung Baby is about turmoil in relationships - love, band, GOD, etc. The band In particular is speaking of Intimate love and of the band at the time, as its main subject (while the meaning, mood and tone are all the same)

Can't help falling in love was a huge Elvis song.... I saw this tour in the UK, it was U2 at the height of their powers. It was breathtaking. I think these 2 songs were the end of a 2 hour plus concert...the encore so to speak. I seems to remember him walking off after can't help falling in love.... kind of a goodbye song. You can see the full concert here; kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d9lhhZNpq-DKm3k.html

You've got to experience this whole concert I think it's amazing from start to finish

STAY (Faraway So Close) is MUST U2 Reaction - Stunning Song with an Equally Stunning (official) Video

..nah,thats not his daughter..its a random girl from out of the crowd..Bono has done this multipul times,and yes,thats Larry on drums,adam clayton on bass,the edge on guitar,hes welsh born ya know..and bono..great band!..thanks for posting Anton..love ya channel..

I sign under every word you said. U2 at their very prime (which was almost unbelievevable). The album and the tour of my life. Never gonna happen again.

Loved watching your reaction m8. You really need to watch the full concert. Absolutely stunning gig🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Love this performance 👏, amazing 👏 Bono loves his hugs.. It so emotional...very mysterious vibe

Since I discovered your channel I always manage to find my way back to your music reactions and they are one of my favourites on the platform. I actually feel a connection with you and I think that's all I want to get out of these videos.

Thank you for posting this video, Anton! It's been decades since I've seen it! Further, this song along with the whole album is a masterpiece along with the videos attached and Berlin holds a special place where lots of said visual timecapsules were filmed!

The girl on stage wasn’t his daughter :) Bono pulled many fans on stage during concerts. They’re just so amazing live and their shows are breathtaking at each tour. They try to top it off at each tour and they’re also very involved in the setups, because they’re goal is that each member in the audience has the perfect sound experience. Bono is dressed up at Mister MacPhisto. You should look up the reason for this costume. At their last tour he came back as Mister MacPhisto. There is this live performance with Mister MacPhisto on the phone and after he sings Ultraviolet. I’m sure Laura can help you find the right video. It will show you how big of a showman Bono really is. He is just so amazing!

What I love about U2 is it’s just those 4 guys no extra session players creating the most incredible sound & the showmanship is second to none. My absolute favourite performance of theirs just incredible

heard this song a million times, still give me goosebumps and puts a tear in my eye.

Is a magical and epic performance .....love U2

I had this (ZooTV live in Sydney) concert on VHS and watched quite a bit when I was a kid. The good ole days.

The best tour ever of the best band in their best moment. I was there in Madrid 1993. With The Ramones before the U2 Show. No words....

If I remember correctly, this was the end of the show. It's the Zoo-tv live in Sydney. They release a dvd/tape (depends on the tour/yr) for every tour sense the original Joshua Tree tour.

Suggestion- set aside 2 hours some evening and watch U2 Zoo Tv live from Sydney from start to finish. You will not be disappointed.

Zoo TV was an experience that I doubt if had ever been done before or since. A totally immersive experience. Saw it in Glasgow and blew me away. Saw them at Murryfield just after Princess Diana died and the way they played ‘One’ - there wasn’t a dry eye in the house

No one could come close 2 Ur awesome analysis on this Banger, Anton. 💯👋🍾🤛

"was that his wife? daughter?" lol god bless ya and your innocent b-ball cap

Anti my favorite song from them and gets me teary every time is sometimes you can't make it on your own that entire album actually is amazing! It's titled All you can't leave behind. It's a must listen!

E brings a fan on stage almost every performance and dances with them OR lays on the stage with them and sings.

Can't Help Falling in Love by Elvis

Noty only was tyhis the close of the concedrt but this was one of the very last shows of the tour. So imagine that THIS is the boys after two hours of VERY energhetic live performance in the final days of probably THE most exhausting tour of their entire career ... talk about sticking the landing ...

Based on your comments, you HAVE to listen to Achtung Baby and Joshua Tree albums in their entirety. The exact words you have used and overall approach and preference to transitions, setting the right tone flow and experience is part of what U2 is about. They are masters at this. Sometimes the transitions are jarring and sometimes they are fluid. They are always purposeful and with intent (although intent may sometimes come after happy accident). They are not only masters of this on albums, But in concert. You really should watch ZooTV Live from Sydney, from start to finish based on all your comments. "Bullet The Blue Sky" > "Running to Stand Still" > "Where The Streets Have No Name"... It is theatrical, immersive, but also bombastic and audacious. (I would add "Dirty Day" to the begging of that stretch as well) Another phenominal transition is from Sland Castle "All I Want Is You" > "Where The Streets Have No Name" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJmVZcllx-DZnY0.html

Oh man, I listened to Achtung Baby all the way through while I was driving. I know it inside out of course, but I was listening and trying to think about how it would hit you, each song. What you said here is that you like albums that feel like one long seamless experience, like how one song bleeds into the next. I feel like what I want is when the next song starts to go - That's it, that's the song that should go here, yes! so, same thing, really; an immaculate transition and one that makes perfect sense after the last one. I came to the conclusion after trying to listen to the album with your ears that yes, you will like the album very much. :)

I heard this live, at this tour, so impressive.

Una delle piú belle performance degli U2 🇮🇹♥️

amazing song

Incredible solo by The Edge. Such an underrated guitarist

Saw them on this tour. Amazing. His was in his Mephistopheles character here. I don't think there is a bad song on Achtung Baby. My personal favorite is Ultraviolet for the poetry of the lyrics. Also, there is a great documentary called It Might Get Loud that has The Edge, Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and Jack White talking about their influences and how they get their sounds.

Nice to see somebody react to their Can't Help Falling In Love as well

This whole entire concert was peak U2.. amazing and brilliant in the best way possible.

The cover version by Jack White is really good too.

I always thought it was both bold yet also sensible for them to end the ZOO TV concerts like this. Those shows were ahead of their time and really heralded modern concert-going experiences. This was right before the Age of Information dawned; nobody had smartphones and very few people had computers. Most people were learning what 'the internet' and stuff like emails, etc were. Then along comes ZooTV with 30+ trucks worth of TV studio gear, satellites and mega-walls of video screens. Crowds were blasted with salvo after salvo of bleeding edge (for the era) high-tech wizardry so by the time it was all over, they were spent. This sort of darkly surreal ending somehow just worked. Oh, and btw, that was just a lucky gal he danced with and the last song was by one of Bono's favorites, Elvis Presley. The sometimes like to cover other artists in live shows - Lou Reed actually joined them here on screen for "Satellite of Love". This whole show was killer; I recommend Running to Stand Still if you wanted to hear another stellar vocal from Bono. You really can't go wrong with this whole Australian gig though. By this point, the guys only had Japan left in their 2+ year world tour so they had refined the whole performance down to an artform.

14:42 a great example of the transitions you're thinking of can be seen during the absolute peak of the Popmart show with the song Please leading into WTSHNN. It is absolutely chilling in the most beautiful of ways. I also feel like Love is Blindness and Please have a lot in common both in tonality and mood and they're both towards the end of their respective records.

This gig was filmed over 2 nights. Adam didn't show up for 1st gig due to addiction issues. The band near split after this but thankfully this was a turning point for Adam and he seen the light. 😁

If you like his falsetto then check out Lemon! Practically the whole song is in falsetto.

U2 - Mysterious Ways (Live) | Elevation Tour: from Slane Castle, Ireland, 2001

So you discussed how this song and Edge especially was much darker in tone than usual here and it got me curious what chords were played in the song. Following along this song on chordify says the song was done all in flats, no sharps. A, B, E, F, G flats throughout with a lot of E, B, F minors. I'll have to check but I would put money on it that most if not all songs on the album have a lot of the same (darker tone and a lot of flats and minor keys and chords).

That concert is u2 at their best. Mysterious Ways and Bullet the Blue Sky/Running to Stand Still from the same concert are also a must.

That whole album is a masterpiece.

He always gets a fan on the stage

One of the greatest live performances of all time

I saw U2 at the start, circa I Will Follow, and then one several years later. The first venue was at a smallish venue, the second pretty large, and much slicker. But the earlier concert stays in my mind. We were sitting right at the stage area. You speak of theatrics, however, at the start? They were intense in another way, very Irish, and their energy was raw and in a way less sophisticated. Very earthy and political about the "troubles" in Ireland. They were very different, more...slick- totally different.

So this is gonna be long. LOL. Cause this is my second favorite U2 song, and having seen them 13 times, this is my favorite live performance of theirs. I was lucky enough to see ZooTV 3 times. The character Bono is playing is MacPhisto, a devilish character inspired by the Screwtape Letters by CS Lewis, combined with a past his prime, washed up rockstar/fat Elvis, resigned to playing small venues, but wishing for greatness. Hence the Elvis song to finish the show. Truly Edge's greatest solo, longer here live than on the album. If you have about an hour one night, pop on some headphones and listen to Achtung Baby from start to finish just laying in a dark room, and you will be changed from it. ZooTV was a live event like nothing before it, and it changed the industry forever. They were the first to do the catwalk out to a satellite stage which everyone does now, the staging was so tall the FAA made them put blinking lights at the top for low flying small aircraft, the spotlights were old Eastern German Trabant cars suspended above the stage. Not to mention the dozens of huge video screens that could play live satellite feeds from around the world. All quite a feat for the early 90's. As for the meaning of the song. You are spot on that Bono writes songs with multiple meanings and this one is no exception. While it eludes to Edge's divorce troubles, the main lyrics are about the blinding devotion of extremists and terrorists/bombings. In a parked car In a crowded street You see your love Made complete Love is clockworks And cold steel Fingers too numb to feel Squeeze the handle Blow out the candle Love is blindness A little death Without mourning No call And no warning Baby, a dangerous idea That almost makes sense Thank you so much for doing a reaction to U2 live. There's no better way to do it. Great analysis as well. Also you talked about transitions, which U2 are masters at. If you ever want to do a double reaction I would recommend All I Want Is You into Where The Streets Have no Name - Slane Castle 2001 Please into Where The Streets Have no Name - Popmart Bullet The Blue Sky (another monster Edge Solo) into Running To Stand Still - ZooTV Sydney (this same concert) October into Bullet The Blue Sky - Paris 2015

One of their biggest and most loved songs by casual U2 fans is With Or Without You from the most loved album The Joshua Tree. I just looked and that reaction has 2200 views in 35 days. This one (from Achtung Baby) has almost 1400 views in 6 days.... 👀 Anton seeing this: omg is she still talking?! You know, now that you mentioned Cirque du Soleil, that is a great comparison. I would compare ZooTV to that in the sense of the level of wow factor, theatrics, abilities and talent. It's like Zoo is the Cirque du Soleil of music and Cirque is the ZooTV of acrobatics. U2 has a strong contingent of hardcore fans and they know all the different performances and a lot of them look for reactions to Achtung Baby songs, ZooTV, and certain other live performances to certain songs. Just my experience as one who is a hardcore fan and does that exact thing. 

I don’t think you know how much I struggled with which songs to request each month. My goal was for you to know them. Not just their music, but them. My ultimate goal was to lead to this song and this performance if you liked things up to this. That way you can explore what you like on your own (hint: it’s ZooTV and Achtung Baby :D).
 Seriously, over all these months I would have requested all ZooTV live performances if I was requesting what I like best. You said you’d want to have a whole night of something like with this song: moody, dark, theatrical, bluesy, dramatic. That is exactly what all of ZooTV is. Plus all the insane technological things they did- in the early 90s. It's stunning anyone did this then considering the tech alone. Some tech we have today was developed for Zoo. They spent their own money & almost went broke. 

The band members wore different costumes. They had a belly dancer on the stage on one of the catwalks for Mysterious Ways (may have been Edge’s soon-to-be second & still wife) & Bono interacted with her during the song. He interacted with one of their 'TV cameras' & mock called the President & wore devil horns and on and on, just a 2 hour unforgettable ride. There’s a song on Zoo & AB called Numb. It’s Edge talking or rapping the song. He’s speaking a litany of things not to do. Bono sings ‘I feel numb’ in falsetto for backup vocal. The video is unique- Edge sitting in a chair as unknown people’s hands & feet push against his face.
 Zoo Is like Achtung Baby. It starts with a bang - or a party & ends with a funeral is one way to say it but that's not right. The opening of Zoo is Bono in black leather with his The Fly persona & costume. it's...people say *that's* how you start a show! They don't lead you gently into it! Starts with a bang & ends with this. Couldn't have been done any more perfectly. They made a concert tour into a different world to immerse into. Finally, the main lyric. 'Love is blindness. I don't want to see'. That's saying it would be better to be blind than without love. It's always about love, for 45 years it's the underlying theme even when the lyrics are about a bunch of other things. 

Now I’m finally shutting up. I’ve always told you I don’t have a favorite U2 song, but it could be this one….
maybe…. 😉💖

Achtung Baby and there Zoo TV tour was their very best. They went out to reinvent themselves and came back with this.

Theres a great acoustic version of this by the edge (alone) floating around, you should check it out.

musica da mim vida

Didn't the Edge write this song? About his diviorce? His guitar is like the sound of pain. Amazing

As a long-time fan of Cher, I recommend her "Shoop Shoop song" to you! The song is just fun!😄👍

Bono created this character called MacPhisto for the European leg of the ZooTV tour. He does him with a different accent , more of an English accent, in which he speaks and sings as this character. MacPhisto is supposed to be The Fly (from beginning of show) when he’s fat and playing Vegas (speaking of which “Can’t Help Falling In Love” was a big song for Elvis in the early 60s from the movie “Blue Hawaii.” Love is Blindness is part of what I call the “trilogy “ at the end of Baby. Like you mentioned, the tempo slows with each song and the mood and tone get darker as the songs progress. You mentioned his Falsetto- Bono started using it for Achtung Baby and throughout the 90s. I think he stopped or used it less after that decade due to vocal issues he started having. If you want to hear Bono’s amazing range, listen to his live version of “Miss Sarajevo “ in Milan. This was after his Dad and Pavarotti had passed away. His voice was on another level even though you could hear some hoarseness.

“Finally an Edge Solo !” Ohh just you wait ! 😅

Wish that song live was released. Sooooo much greater than the studio version. Awesome song

U2 is the band of my life, I revember first time I heard them, I went to a show in my country, 1998, best day of my life, this tour has musics that some people don't know, Acthung Baby album is ] amazing, Zooropa I like 3 songs only, duno wy, but they change a lot, I srill listen his musics, but in time I lost that passion, there is some songs new ones, I listen, but not that much, and after the duo with Eddie Vedder, I was, WTH is happening......have you heard Drowning Man??

At the end of these shows, this one too in fact, Bono would say "Elvis is still in the building" as they faded up Elvis' original version as the lights went down. You can hear it on the bootlegs if you're lucky enough to get hold of one. I'm sure they didn't get to or wouldn't afford it for the live recording and so they edited it out.

The song is more subdued and moody on the album. The live version is like howling with despair. There's a cool cover that Jack White did that is more rocking and more angry. I feel like adding the bit of the Elvis song at the end is sort of like a ok, this last song makes it seem like love is painful, but let's remind you really quick that love is beautiful and you can't have that kind of pain of a breakup if there wasn't something to break.

Love can be so blinding that one can do unspeakable things in support of that love- i.e. setting off a car bomb in a crowded street in support of the thing you love- "parked car, in a crowded street, you see your love, made complete".

The lyrics are a deliberate reference to car bombing & terrorism, comparing the end of love to the nonsensical loss of life. "The song has images of terrorism, bomb-building, clockworks and cold steel, parked car. In a personal sense, I have observed the phenomenon of a person planting a kind of landmine that years later they will accidentally tread on and blow their lives to pieces. You can watch people doing it, wilfully getting involved in actions they will pay a very heavy price for later. Trajectory is everything." ... 'There was some reference to the little death, which can be taken to mean a faint during orgasm but also works as an image of terrorism." Quoting the lyric "A little death without mourning / No call and no warning / Baby, a dangerous idea / That almost makes sense", he said, "There's nothing more deadly than an idea - or a person - that's almost right. You know, it took the 20th century a hundred years to get over communism. There's another dangerous idea that almost made sense."' ... 'the Edge "put everything into it, all the feeling, all the hurt, all the angst, everything went into that solo." Bono said, "his whole life came out of him when he played... when we went for the take, one string broke and he just kept playing harder and harder. Another string broke. And he has such a light touch, ordinarily, he's so gentle. All that left him for a kind of rage."'

It’s just a fan onstage, no one the band knew

You mentioned kyeboards, but this song doesn't have any keyboards, the only BT is the the tambourine and the woodblock on the percussion. All that synth fx on the back is from the guitar, it's called shimmer.

Anton, you asked if it was Larry on drums. It was always Larry on drums since he was like 14 or 15 with the rest of the guys here, though he does need surgery now on back, knees, neck or something, not sure. Not one of them ever missed a performance that I'm aware of except for Adam did once due to his issues with drugs, and then he straightened up his act. Bono did sing an entire concert once lying down because he was so sick lol. Didn't want to disappoint. I just found out at one concert in the early/mid 80s he slipped on the stage and dislocated his arm and kept singing until the end like that. There's a video where you can hear Larry finishing up 40 while Bono is being escorted into a limo for the hospital. Recently saw a video where Dave Grohl was talking about how he fell or tripped during a concert in Germany and he went to get up and couldn't. Someone came and popped his ankle back into place, and Dave wanted to know if he could keep playing/singing and the person said 'if you want me to go with you and hold your ankle in place' Dave said 'let's go!' He couldn't though as his leg was broken too. Gotta love performers who are so committed to their art. U2 also had a very strict policy against groupies. Pretty wholesome people especially considering they world the were immersed in for so long.

It’s a fuckin Elvis song and Bono is channelling old Vegas Elvis via Bowie via young Elvis at the start of the concert…. It’s art at it’s finest

I remember looking at the crowd and slowly leaving the stadium. It was an Elvis song.

Hallo ' Anton always amazing electric guitar but nothing is how my Phil 😍

Dude do the cut ' Refugee' off the WAR album or Unforgettable FIre album

You may have heard of someone called Elvis. Cover.

Do Radiohead - Weird Fishes (From the Basement). You'll find a dreamscape of music there.

When you were talking about top 20 front man I did not immediately think it's Bono. I'm silly over the band as you know but my mind went to Freddie Mercury and a few others. Chris Cornell, Mick Jagger, Roger Daltrey, Kurt Cobain, and some others. But he is my favorite front man because of what else appeals to me about him and the whole band. I don't think U2 wanted to be 'gods' in the eyes of their fans at least not in the same way other bands did. They worked to make it feel more intimate with the audience, like they were all a part of the same thing in the world. That's very unique. Deus ex machina is a device used in writing to make things come out how the writer wants them to. It translates from Latin as 'God in the machine'. It's a contrivance that usually works badly for the writer. It makes characters behave in ways that aren't how the character has been developed to behave. It's what happened to Game of Thrones, and in that case, it worked very badly and tainted everything that came before, as you mentioned. It's lazy writing. You notice so many things and are so good at describing them! Like Edge and his arpeggio way of playing, I've always said he can make actual melodies with the guitar, and that's not usually how rock guitars are played.. Edge once said he thought 'rock' music to be boring or maybe without soul. I'm paraphrasing. He thought 'rock and roll' is where it's at. The 'roll' being what puts the personality and the almost seductiveness into it. The feeling. These lyrics like many other of theirs are just wow. "The thread is ripping. The knot is slipping." It's about divorce, the band breaking up and acts of terrorism all at once (like the whole song is). The thread to the fabric of society is ripping. You 'tie the knot' when you get married. The knot is slipping. So 3 very separate and distinct things described in 8 simple words. Then again, like you mentioned, this song could be and probably is about a dozen different things in Bono's head. He pours his - I guess his actual being into his lyrics and performances. It's one of the things I love about them because to see someone showing who they are so completely to the world in this way is not just interesting, but comforting on some level that even someone of that stature goes through the same kinds of doubts and worries and feelings that the rest of us do, and we can relate. What you talk about in regard to kissing and how all of these attractions and activities like that and sex are biologically driven is a very interesting topic. It's chemistry. Falling in love is chemical reactions and so on. Fascinating subject! But all species have one ultimate goal if you think about it, and that is to help ensure their species continues. Even a virus has that written into its DNA. Viruses have either DNA or RNA. You said it's hard to understand what Bono is going for with his lyrics. I don't have any insight there (yet but I'm about to start reading his book Surrender (lyric from Bad) as it has 40 chapters about 40 songs). They also had a song called 40. See he does that all the time lol! Multiple meanings for everything. Pretty enigmatic guy on one hand, but also kind of an open book too. I think because of the fact that he wants and maybe even needs to connect with people at a very intimate level, that what he's going for is for the listener to find a connection with what he's saying whatever it might be.

Bono calls him the scientist of the band

Edge has solos in this song and bullet the blue sky. watch his solo in bullet the blue sky as well. Sick to death of peopls saying edge cant solo

It wasn't his daughter or his wife. Bono tends to pick a random lady from the audience during certain songs to hold and/or dance with while he sings :)

One realizes how lucky they are for Zoo TV to have been their first Rock concert! "This is a famous song?" Ya think? Performed and made famous by "the King!"

It would probably be a good idea for you to read about U2's ZooTV tour to understand why Bono is dressed the way he is and the theme of that entire tour. It was Bono, as the Brit's like to say, taking the piss out of himself after the seriousness and earnestness of the Joshua Tree years. He'd spent a lot of years where his activism pissed off a lot people who thought rock stars should stick to music. Never mind all the criticism U2 got for their activism in American politics during on the Joshua Tree tour. Bono pissed off a whole lotta Republicans during those years - and then turned around and got Dubya Bush on board for his Africa debt relief project and pissed off liberals for working with a Republican. Bono didn't care - he was just trying to get debt relief for poor African nations. The Mephisto and The Fly characters were Bono making fun of himself - in a very OTFT way, but he's an all-in kinda guy. The giant TVs played political videos and Bono would do things like make phone calls to the White House and other world leaders. There's a depth here that lost 20 years later if you don't know the full story and are going solely by what you see in a concert video. PS - The girl was someone from the audience. They used to get past security and run on stage and pitch themselves at Bono and he'd dance with him rather than have security remove them during the song. They'd get escorted off state after the song ended.

It’s about terrorism. Bono directly references a car bomb. Hence the power of the symbology of him dressed as the devil singing it.

Zoo TV was U2's zenith. They've put out good songs since then, but that run from 1983 - 1993 was full of classics.

Not his daughter. Bono is only like 33 years old in this video.

Not his daughter, just a girl from the audience. His oldest child would have been about 4 years old at the time.

If somebody dosen`t know the Song Falling in Love he can not coment about rockmusik!!!

The girl is not the daughter but a fan.

Regarding the lyrics... You talk about the band and intimacy.. And that's legitimate. But try to look at it as a song talking about terrorist in Northern Ireland. Showing his love through random bombing (cold steel..no call, no warning.. Baby a dangerous idea that almost makes sense) Showing his blind love through violence I read this interpretation in one u2 book, and since then in my mind it's the only valid one :)

Anton, for your own enjoyment, you should listen to the U2 song “The Unforgettable Fire” off the album of the same name. You’d love it I think. The entire album is fire for that matter, no pun intended. 🙂 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLNorcp1zaedeWQ.html

No keyboards there, all shimmer effect off the guitar

Bono always dances with audience member during this tour it’s not his wife or daughter it’s just fan

Not Keyboard it's Guitar Shimmer 😮

The Edge is amazing... this man always plays simple melodic solos but puts the right notes in the right places... U2 is about working for the song, not personal ego... if the song only requires two chords , they will only play two chords...that's the meaning of being in a band...work togheter...