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I was there ❤️❤️❤️

4:25 HE KNOWS WHAT HE IS DOING

min 4:25 🤣🤣🤣

People in the comments going "oh they were so cheap!" when inflation puts those 14p beans at 36p in today's money.

I was 9 or 10 years old when I bought my first cassette albums. Two, "The Pet Shop Boys" and "Tuesday Blue". Thank you for this!

Real inspirational music cool looking band as well

14/15 years old -first proper concert with my dad and bro. Remember Ash in support

Would you have any MT USA shows, I’m looking for few episodes if you have for sale or borrow even

Another great band without Wikipedia entry.

5:16 Noel!

Ohhh.!..all i know is i am hungry...

I loved tem, back in the eighties. Good memories!

Jeez She was some LASHER

Joshua Tree is one of my all time favorite albums. More than stands the test of time!

Great Band!its bring back memories of my high school days,sadly not on Spotify today😢

what a hottie

how come they are not in spotify???

Have the cassette, i haven't played it since the 80's

Tuesday Blue Germanic Celts Erinn 🇮🇪 English Irish 🇮🇪 English Irelander 🇮🇪 Punk Waves Punk Rocks New Waves Pop Waves European Band Decades 80s 90s Disband Legendary

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Awesome gig - was there - thanks for uploading!

Belfast Belfast Belfast!!!!!! It was our night and we took it and why not the best city in the world 😍😍😍😍 can't believe it was so long ago now thanks for coming U2 !

This was when Ireland 🇮🇪 was Irish ,not like now.

Dackter dackter ma stomachs bawwwd

Holywood in 1987, what a time to be alive!

In Northern Ireland you had Police 6. In the Republic of Ireland we had Garda Patrol.

I remember Charles Witherspoon was on Police 6 and UTV showed some 1960's reports on countryside matters exploring Strangford Lough area and Charles was in them, as they say in the beer ad, smooth..... very smooth lol

Great nite,first I've seen it since.

Que buena banda de rock alternativo. Que es tuesday blue.

I was 18 years old. My first gig this concert. Amazing experience. The 90s was the peak of our species. World went to shit after Sept 11, 2001

What a great song. Must dig this LP back out and blare it ..... LOUD!!!!!

I remember wanting one of those cars so bad! I was 6 at the time!

Lawrence Joseph Mullen, Jr., más conocido como Larry Mullen, Jr. (n. Dublín, 31 de octubre de 1961), es el baterista de la banda irlandesa U2 y ocasionalmente actor. El estilo de percusión distintivo, casi militar de Mullen, se desarrolló a partir de su interpretación de ritmos marciales en bandas de música infantiles. Algunas de sus contribuciones más notables al catálogo de U2 incluyen "Sunday Bloody Sunday", "Pride (In the Name of Love)", "Where the Streets Have No Name", "Zoo Station", "Mysterious Ways" y "City of Blinding Lights."

Adam Charles Clayton (Oxfordshire, Inglaterra; 13 de marzo de 1960) es el bajista de la banda de rock irlandesa U2.[1]​ Ha residido en el condado de Dublín, Irlanda, desde que su familia se mudó a Malahide en 1965, cuando tenía cinco años. Clayton asistió a Mount Temple Comprehensive School, donde conoció a compañeros de escuela con los que cofundó U2 en 1976. Miembro de la banda desde su inicio, ha grabado 14 álbumes de estudio con U2.

long time since i last heard that

That was my first time seeing them but I remember that night they played a tribute song to Diana yes it was amazing night

I was there one of the 18 times I have seen U2 this was the best of them all was with my 2 best friends . Memories … wouwwww🙏⭐️🎧☘️

Heres a few pics of the tools, if you own them all you have to do is describe them. 🤣

It's still weird hearing Keith on Radio Ulster.

Saw them in Limerick and Cork in the 80s. What a powerful sound they had. If this doesn't get you out of bed in the morning nothing will. Just magnificent.

Definitely those technical pencils weren't the only thing nicked out of Belfast shipyard most of the employees were stealing a livin'

"It's been 2 years since the UF, why has it taken so long to make a new album" Realeses 3 albums in the past 13 years

Oh my god I was at this,my mate took sick and we ended up in the VIP section,thanks for this amazing video

Love it! I remember seeing this on a local music show in 1986, which I think this was taken from, as it segued into In Tua Nua "Seven Into The Sea" from the Self Aid concert which I think is the brief clip right at the end. Saw them play the Limelight in Belfast in '89, fantastic gig.

Bono was sooooooo gorgeous! And a very smart cookie too.

Love it 🤕🤭

Doctor Doctor Can I Have A Prescription?

Don't you miss it

Thanks man. Had largely forgotten the details of that night but was a good one, seeing it now. The real landsdowne, not the bed-pan that's there now....

Keith's got a bit more Nordy to his accent in this broadcast, compared to his cut glass RP accent on the News At Bedtime.