U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name (Full Version - Live)

Para mi, la mejor cancion de la historia.

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[Jr Anderson]

I still say that this was the greatest video ever shown on MTV. And this was back before PC's, Cell phones, IPods, and MP3's were even invented. All we had then were TV's, VCR's, and MTV, so this was way ahead of it's time! Today's gen has nothing on this video, zip zero natta! And they know it.

[1976Fiat]

I was right down the street. Why I did not go, I will never forgive myself.

[Larry Medina]

I remember seeing this video in september of "86"

It's awesome



[theguitarczar]

Even though I loved it from the first time I heard it the first time I saw this it didn't register, but later on it made me cry. I came of age in the 80s and this was the first protest song I felt. It turned me on to the anti-establishment movement.

[sesy1]

This video remains a classic!

[Jan Mizeski]

It will always be the greatest music video of all times.

[I Estrada]

Am I the only one who thinks Bono looks a tad like Tom Hanks?

[mason hicks]

you got that right!

[brianna stokes]

Happy Birthday Bono

[Deandre Skywalker]

Post Script

Google Personal Computers and Cellular phones in the 1980's...you might learn something.

[Deandre Skywalker]

December 2, 1983 Michael Jackson's Thriller was the greatest video shown on MTV of all time! And you know it.

[b0yzero]

This performance was real and was a significant event in the history of our city and for Gen X. I had just moved to Los Angeles the previous month and tried like mad to get down there as soon as I heard about it on the radio. The band had a legal permit to film at this location and spent weeks preparing for the shoot. They performed 8 songs before being shut down. The police got involved only because of the large crowds amassing; not because U2 were doing anything illegal. This was all legit.