Bono's hair is fabulous!!!

no autotune no Dolby atmos no Dolby vision no 60fps no vfx pure art

Unbelievible! The only famous Band with just the same 4 members for 44 years!

One of the greatest songs ever performed by one of the greatest bands ever. Nothing today can touch this.

Look at Bono's eyes while he reaches the chorus, damn so much commitment and emotion, something that lacks in modern music.

30 years later - and the thing that stands out most to me is the Edge's extremely charismatic guitar play.

Bono never looked better. Sounds great too. Love U2.

The first notes of that guitar riff give me goosebumps just like old days💖

The intensity of the guitar and vocals in this song are overwhelming.

I love that Bono still sings with that passion that he does! He sounds amazing! Possibly one of my favourite songs by U2!

The stage staff is the busiest guy in this concert.

Bono's voice really is a force of nature here

What a stage presence and what a sound. Bono's voice also

I love the way Bono expands his elastic voice.

He is just gorgeous in this

Love how Bono is just knocking over everything and the crew members have to constantly put things back 😂

Man that lil fast ass dude thay kept running around fixing all the obstacles and hazards Bono kept creating for himself during this entire performance is the real hero here, practically saved Bonos ass. Lol

I've grown up with U2 and now in adulthood and I am so so grateful to them for the music, lyrics and what they stand for...They are without doubt the best band ever... Legendary... Iconic...🇮🇪❤️

One of the best vocalist ever had.. Greatest band #U2

This song makes me feel alive everytime I hear it.. and this live version does more than that 😍

Bono a beautiful man. Physically and vocally!

Oh yes! The young and thrilling Bono, Edge and Co. His voice and energy transfixing everyone and remember him yelling at the audience 'we're not an English band, we're an Irish band'. I'll never forget the chills. Seems like yesterday - that voice: then and now.

2024 . Still here . Best band ever

The best Man's vocal I've ever heard

Well, I'm Irish catholic ☘️☘️🕊️and I believe in the power of prayer, Bono teachers us all 🕊️⚡ about the power of music and how instrumental it is in everybody's life. ❤. It heals us, it pleases us and lastly unites us all as One❤

This guy has never aged. He looks even better now than then :-D Somehow this video gave me goosebumps, because it was almost unreal, like out of the twilight zone, bringing back memories of my teenaged years, during the cold war and Americans stationed all over Germany. Nowadays, when driving by the old Cooke Barraks here in Göppingen, I can still hear the old songs we use to listen to, the festivals we used to have here together with Americans and Germans on the grounds of the Barraks. And "in the name of Love" celebrated our youth and times of peace.

The power of Bono's voice is amazing…🎤🎸🥁

This is spiritual!!! The greatest gospel unit of all times, SPREADING THE GOOD NEWS! BONO!!!!

The band put their heart and soul into the performance

This may be one of the most challenging songs vocally that I’ve ever heard. Bono really was amazing here

Yes, truely, I just experienced the power and uniqueness of Bono's voice, here again. on my reminiscencing on KZfaq. Gifted, he and the whole band! Genuine performers, honest and most honourable. Most lovable. The more, for their speaking out for freedom, equality, justice, and love among all people. U2 are written in stone.

Bono's voice. Cure for human soul. Passion from pure heart. Can you imagine what the world would look and sound like without Bono and U2? Gray and boring mute world. Proud that I am living in the same time with U2. Band of my youth, my whole life❤🙏❤🙏❤

U2 Best band on this planet earth 🌏 Bono is 62 years old now and still going strong.Sending Love 💘

Damn these vocals are just unbelievable

I heard this song first in 1986 from the album "under the blood red sky".....i am still hooked and addicted to this band and so is my Son, U2 has always been one of his greatest bands and this created His taste for music

U2 is so passionate with their music

I was there! 3 rows from the top of stadium- surprise Police reunion! Amazing! The 80’s were loaded with great U2 memories! Sadly like most things money or lack of makes it hard to get to do stuff like see concerts.

This song change my life 35 years ago. I Will love U2 songs until the end of the world.

Simplesmente um Hino pra quem conhece

Obrigado meu Deus, obrigado U2 !!! Tive o privilégio de estar Na frente da Melhor banda do mundo.................... Ano passado dia 19 de Outubro em SP Fiquei bem na frente do palco! Emoção única, Vcs não fazem ideia da Dimensão de estar em um Show do U2.........U2 o Brasil Ama vcs-----) ♡ beautiful 🎸🎙✌✌✌✌✌

35 years later and this band is still rocking hard.

Never been more actual than today. I do miss these Bands...

Awesome activism, Bono! Applaud you! Whenever I taught children with special needs, I quoted your line , “They took your life, they could not take your pride.” Powerful!!! Black History Month Bulletin Board, RIP/MLK, Jr.

"ВО имя любви!"..... аж мурашки по коже, какая песня !!!

Apaixonada por u2, eles são demais, qualidade de rock, isto é rock rol.

I had goosebumps when I heard that guitar..

When bono sings you can feel This powerful energy

This week 1986 I was at this concert first row. Was there for about 10 hours with all those people behind us waiting to see U2 (after The Police and Peter Gabriel). They did not disappoint. Historical. Meadowlands Arena. New Jersey.

We need more individuals to sing, talk about social issues. U2 will be forever great!

U2 love forever!

U2 is the best band ever, because his voice makes this band great. Best male vocalist ever.

Sono cresciuta con la voce di Bono. Ribellione coraggio e amore nelle canzoni degli U 2 sono per me un faro che fin da,piccola illumina la,vita. Grande performance dagli Usa !

I love them and I thought Bono was so cute especially Joshua tree era through early 90’s ❤️

I recently went to The Joshua Tree tour, and I can proudly say that they still have this big ass audience... I think it was bigger though💕

God, the power of Bono’s voice !

So young. Those days are gone

U2 are AMAZING. Bono brings so much more than simply fantastic music. every song has a "human" message, in a subtle way. awesome.

No one can sing like bono hes amazing 2024

Bono is absolutely brilliant and Edge is pretty awesome too.How lucky we are to have such a band.Long live U2.The whole band deserve a medal.🌈⭐💫🎀

I absolutely love this band ! What i wouldnt give to sit and listen to Bono talk about how he puts his music together!! ❤❤❤

A true highlight of a performance from a band of many many highlights.

So unbelievably powerful He's a beautiful human being

One of the most beautiful songs of U2

Love the kick jump Bono does at 1:18 to get into the song. I would be doing the same if I had been in this crowd

Como amo essa música que é uma preciosidade que me remete aos " Good Times!" U2! Great Band❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏( I'm 60 years old) In my heart and my soul! Greetings from Brazil 😘😘😘😘😥😥😥😥😥

On this day in 1984 {October 21st} there were three records on Billboard's Top 100 chart with 'In The Name of Love' in their titles... "(Pride) In The Name of Love" by U2 was at position #85, "(What) In The Name of Love" by Naked Eyes was at #97, and "In The Name of Love" by Ralph McDonald with Bill Withers was at position #98... Seven weeks later "(Pride) In The Name of Love" would peak at #33 for one week on the Top 100, it reached #3 in the United Kingdom, and #1 in New Zealand...

Bono was so good looking

Em todos os cantos do mundo, soa com louvor o som e canto magnifico de U2!

The title should really be 'MLK', and 'Pride In the Name of Love' by U2. @ Amnesty International's 'Conspiracy of Hope Tour', Giants Stadium, New Jersey, 6/15/86. I remember watching this on Live TV and being excited. I am still excited by the music and performances of U2.

Eu não me canso nunca de ouvir essa música ❤️

Quelle extraordinaire prestation des 4et surtout de Bono !!! Quelle voix !!! C 'est sa meilleure interprétation de Pride. En plus ici il est vraiment très beau !!!😅😊😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

This song open my heart. I'm excited

I love you guys from U2. Thank you for your music! Such a great days!

This is the conspiracy of Hope tour in 1986. And back then u2 were really a force to be reckoned with! They were on top of the world!

This performance simply changed my life.

My FAV Band!!!...Passionate Performers...Compassionate Songwriters! ...They Are Awesome in Concert!!!

LONG LIFE TO U2 ARGENTINA 🇦🇷 WE MISS YOU GUYS 🇮🇪❤️

I discover this band thanks to my older brother back then in 90's ! What a precious discover !

U2: talking about pride before it became popular U2 is so passionate with their music I love them and I thought Bono was so cute especially Joshua tree era through early 90’s ❤️

Happy Birthday, Bono! Been hearin you rockin an seein you in concert since the '80's. 🎶🤘💙😘

Wow!!!! i still love .... he is the legend!

I truly APPRECIATE U2 sounding so CLOSE to the RECORDINGS.. and always putting their heart into it not like other LIVE acts trying to redo the songs LIVE ON STAGE....

I love U2 ❤❤❤❤

This song was my track when I was a skater rippin the streets on my Christian Hosoi skateboard 🛹

46 years together, the energy, the passion. The earth was an easy target

Raw energy . Raw passion .

this was the best Pride live

Einfach Grossartig ❤

That was HOT - the music and the Lads!!

U2 da sempre e per sempre😍😍❤❤❤❤❤❤I love them❤ 🇮🇹

I wish I could see this U2! On top of the world. Bono at his best! And that hair!

Bono voice is truly glory hail with great combination.

This is from A Conspiracy of Hope -- Sunday 15 June 1986, Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey I was at the Sunday, June 8th concert at the now torn-down McNichols Sports Arena, Denver, Colorado A Conspiracy of Hope was a short tour of six benefit concerts on behalf of Amnesty International that took place in the United States during June 1986. The purpose of the tour was not to raise funds but rather to increase awareness of human rights and of Amnesty's work on its 25th anniversary, and to invite a new generation to take action to free prisoners of conscience. The shows were headlined by U2, Sting and Bryan Adams and also featured Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Joan Baez, and The Neville Brothers. The last three shows featured a reunion of The Police. At press conferences in each city, at related media events, and through their music at the concerts themselves, the artists engaged with the public on themes of human rights and human dignity. The six concerts were the first of what subsequently became known collectively as the Human Rights Concerts - a series of music events and tours staged by Amnesty International USA between 1986-1998. The final show at Giants Stadium was an all-day event, running from noon until 11 p.m., at an outdoor stadium rather than the indoor arenas used for the first five concerts. The following additional artists performed at this concert (in order): John Eddie (with guests Max Weinberg and 14 Karat Soul), Third World, The Hooters, Peter Paul & Mary, Little Steven (with guests Darlene Love and John Waite), Bob Geldof (also with guests Darlene Love, Paul Schaeffer, and John Waite), Stanley Jordan, Joan Armatrading, Jackson Browne, Rubén Blades (with Fela and Carlos Santana), Nona Hendryx, Yoko Ono, Howard Jones, and Miles Davis. The show then continued with the regular performers (in order) of The Neville Brothers, Joan Baez (Baez and the Nevilles also performed a number of songs together), Lou Reed, Peter Gabriel, Bryan Adams, Joni Mitchell (special to NJ), U2, The Police (with Bono during the song Invisible Sun) and finally everyone came out together to perform "I Shall Be Released". Stage introductions were made by Bill Graham, Senator Bill Bradley, Robert De Niro, Christopher Reeve, Michael J. Fox, Daryl Hannah and Muhammad Ali. The show was televised in its entirety by MTV, with the final three hours syndicated on broadcast television by Viacom. Westwood One aired the concert as a live radio broadcast. Pre-taped public service announcements about human rights by prominent figures in the entertainment world were presented on giant video screens and during the television broadcast. Jackson Browne had also performed at the San Francisco and Los Angeles shows. Robin Williams had performed an impromptu stand-up set at the Chicago show. Madonna and Sean Penn introduced Bryan Adams at the opening night in San Francisco. The pioneer of rock music for Amnesty, Pete Townshend, was scheduled to perform at the Giants Stadium concert, but had to cancel at the last moment when his father, Cliff Townshend, became gravely ill, necessitating his immediate return to London. This would have been Townshend's first ever US solo appearance. The tour artists generally arranged their sets around themes of politics, freedom, and courage. Multiple performers joined U2 for Little Steven's "Sun City", while the assembled multitude sang Bob Dylan's "I Shall Be Released" at the end. Bono sometimes joined The Police for the Troubles-flavored "Invisible Sun", while Fela and Santana joined the Neville Brothers as well. Some of the less rock-oriented acts lost crowd attention during the long Giants Stadium event (notably Joni Mitchell, who admonished the audience from the stage for their rowdy behavior during her set), although Baez was well received with a diverse set that included a rousing version of "The Times They Are a-Changin'", as well as Fela and the Nevilles assisting her on "Let it Be" and Tears for Fears' "Shout". (Curt Smith of Tears for Fears was in the audience at the Cow Palace show, and joined Baez and the Nevilles on that show's performance of this song.) The tour enhanced the growing stature of both Peter Gabriel and U2, who were on upswings of popularity and whose "Shock the Monkey" and "Bad" respectively showed percussive, hypnotic power in large settings. Sting was originally slated for the tour as a solo performer with his touring band, but he reconvened The Police for the final three concerts (with their first appearance, in Atlanta, being unannounced) to further assist Amnesty's fund-raising and profile-raising with the enhanced value of a Police reunion. These were the last public Police performances until their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2003. This was when U2 was about to burst onto the world scene from being originally promoted on college radio and then being known as the biggest "underground" act. The following year 1987 was the release of their blockbuster Joshua Tree album and tour. After that U2 gained a MUCH MUCH larger audience and lost some of their original followers from their beginnings ... not as fans, but as regular attendees to every concert. They just got SO HUGE. I still reminisce with fondness about the electricity in the air at a U2 concert. The 80's was definitely their decade. Let me just add that as great as all the artists that appeared on this bill were... the anticipation and electricity in the air was clearly on U2. You just had to look around at all the U2 banners and Irish flags EVERYWHERE. On the pilgrimage to Denver, you could see car after car on the freeway with U2 on Irish flags on their back windshields or side windows. It was an amazing time in musical history. Never seen it again since then or ever.

Oh what a performance, so wild but nice, always love Bono and his band, U2.

True Frontman,vocals then amazing, and the passion and emotion he show and that you can gear WOW !!!!

On this earth there are music groups... And far away in the sky there are U2... For ever...

Love this song still listening 1july 2019

Los que cómo yo, estamos en los 40 y pocos no sé si todavía somos conscientes de haber vivido la mejor época en lo que a música se refiere...

This band are touched by the angels and the blessed by the gods.

U2首首動聽，我只能說太棒了，讚哦