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Haven't listened to this in a while, it's wonderful. Aside from the more recognizable front half of the album, the whole thing is great. Bullet The Blue Sky slaps.
Classic
The final brilliant album before they went all stadium and Bono wore sunglasses inside.
I listened to this one far too many times throughout the years, It's full of nostalgia and moments reminding me of my folks and our lives. Full rose goggles on my rating, easy 5 :)
This album has some of my favorite U2 songs-Bullet the Blue Sky, Red Hill Mining Town, One Tree Hill, and some songs that maybe I've heard too much-I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, Where the Streets Have No Name, With or Without You. Great songs but played to death. Overall though, still one of the great albums of all time imo.
Better than I expected.
Algunos temarrales, aunque el final no me encanta. Pero merece el 5
The Joshua Tree is productioneel een grote stap, maar vooral ook qua thematiek en feel. The unforgettable fire is een fantastische plaat waar Eno en Lanois de Ierse rock in een stadiumgroot, ambient geluid verpakten. Met The Joshua Tree werd de muziek puntig, pakkend en zijn de laatste restjes new wave verruild voor Amerikaanse roots en southern rock en gospel. Sowieso is dit een Amerikaans album, de teksten, de thema’s en de inspiratie. De A kant bestaat uit sterke nummers, allemaal goed voor een single, hoewel ze niet allemaal zo zijn uitgebracht. De B kant is wat experimenteler (Trip through your wires en Mothers of the disappeared) maar blijft overeind. Revolutionair is het niet, toch is dit het U2 album waar je aan moet denken als bands stadionrock maken. Dé inspiratie en ook 35 jaar na dato nog steeds, samen met The unforgettable fire, het beste dat U2 heeft gemaakt.
Always a 5 for me. Went to see them on this tour. I usually like things a bit different, but have consistently liked U2 up to and including this album. It was massive! Influenced so much in music at the time and still a seminal album
I’ll go with 5, but would be a 4.25 if possible. This is a beautiful album lyrically, musically, and impeccably produced. It also puts U2 another step further away from the energy, urgency, and pathos of War which is probably their best album in my opinion.
Lush cinematic rock that is both political and spiritual. Timeless.
The perfect album.. That is All
Somehow calming and energetic. No misses in vocals or instrumentation. I missed all of the lyrics, but the emotions came through anyway.
Not only one of the best albums of all time, but also one of the best opening stretches of songs on an album of all time.
Sounded pretty good.
I guess I get it now. This feels like an album I'd have in my car, if I had a car. I don't love U2, but this is a genuinely great album.
I’m generally all hate/jeer/shout when it comes to U2, but this was pretty good. Bono’s still a bell-end, though
There is no need to waste words here. This is an album that imprinted on childhood, defining what is beautiful and how much passion can be communicated through song. While not a rock opera, it seems that it could be, as the album is an entire experience. While certain songs stand out over time more than the others due to their prevalence in pop culture, this album is easily U2's most ubiquitous, and in this review's opinion, their best.
Banger after banger.
With or Without You is one of the most perfect songs and that's enough to give this album five stars.
Superb
Maybe my favorite album of theirs.
I own this album, and I have listened to Joshua Tree so many times. It's been a couple of years since I've listened to the whole thing, but I'll probably be back. Joshua Tree is the album that confirmed my fandom of U2 and one of the first albums I thought of when I would talk with friends about albums that you don't have to skip any tracks. The album even opens with great opening sounds and a great opening track. The Edge creates some of his most iconic guitar sounds on this album, and all four members give a great representation of what they can contribute to music on this album. A couple tracks will get less play from me because of how they've soaked into pop culture. "Bullet the Blue Sky", and "Exit" are good, but not favorites. "Running to Stand Still" and "One Tree Hill" are non-single tracks that have my recommendation.
Excellent monumental work. One of the best of all time
Was great, everything I knew
Perfect album
Having never really been a fan of U2 when I was younger, and then witnessing them becoming stadium fillers with pretty generic dad rock songs (ironically partly due to the success of this album), I didn't really delve into their library until later in my life. I remember coming across this album and being blown away by the power of each song, not what I was expecting from the aforementioned band. Each song seems to grab from a different genre while still maintaining a pretty uniform sound throughout. There are the classics that everyone know but I think every song holds its own and could have been released as a single in its own right, with 'bullet the blue sky' being my personal favourite.
The atmosphere, the theming, the songwriting, its all so fucking good here. I remember liking this album, but apparently it's only grown on me since my first listen. Congrats, U2, for being the first band to have both a 1 star and a 5 star album on here for me.
One of the great American albums.....by an Irish band. Everything about this album is amazing. And the songs evoke images, and the hopes, of the frontier of the western U.S.: both modern and historical.
I’ve loved this album since I was a small child. My mom used to play it on road-trips. Automatic 5 stars lol, this was so refreshing to re-listen to
An all-timer. This album is the reason I've given U2 a million and one chances over the years. Best track: Where the Streets Have No Name
I love this album, so much better than I thought 10/10. So good.
2 me. 2 U.
close to the edge
I always thought U2 was a bit over-rated. I mean, people (still) treat them like they are the collective second coming of Christ. But - I can't deny the greatness of this album. It's enjoyable and unique in a variety of ways. There are only moments of it that left me bored or annoyed (and I'll blame those moments on Brain Eno's involvement). :) Are they a great band? Yes. Is this their best album? Probably. Should everyone hear it "before they die"? For sure.
Kann þetta utanað. Mjög góð plata.
The first three songs are great, individually. But they are so similar that you can be excused for thinking that boredom is about to arrive. Then along comes Bullet The Blue Sky, a bolt out of the blue. The rest of the album shows a variety of songs, some that rock, some that sound like folk, and one that does both and is probably the best song on the album: Red Hill Mining Town. Yes, Bono is a douche, and they have become monstrously egotistical, and this album was the start of that. But it's still a great album.
Vinilo total.
Absolute classic, not bad for a small unknown Irish band
This is the only U2 album I really like. I wish they kept with this style throughout their career, but I understand their need to adapt to pop trends. This is such an iconic 80s album; truly one of the bests of my not-so-favorite decade for music.
Rijedak album di je druga polovica albuma di nisu hitovi zapravo bolja. Jedina stvar koja mi je slabija je trip through your wires jer je prespringsteenovska
Classic
I don’t imagine I’m the only Gen Xer for whom this album is a touchstone of a specific time in life. This album is, for me, everything about being 19, second year of college…it all comes back so vividly. U2 was held in reverence by my peers. This was the soundtrack to my 1987 and everything I felt in that ridiculously serious transition to adulthood. This one is all about the memories, but the music is still great, too.
I remember my introduction to this album was their concert. It touched me deeply!
Another album that is church to me. If someone made me choose a favorite album, this might be it. Holy. Holy.
In college this was the default soundtrack for a year or two. I don’t listen to it a lot today, and for some reason haven’t been compelled to, but after listening again this time had a “why don’t I listen to this more?” thought cross my mind. I realized that I may have absorbed the backlash that people have to U2 and this album. Glad to be back. This is an amazing album and it is clear to see why it became one of the best selling albums of all time. It does belong on this list, no matter how played out you think it or U2 is. Incredible album.
U2 was my first concert I grew up listening to them so I have entirely too much nostalgia. I know people hate them because of their album being downloaded onto everyone’s phone that one year… but imo that’s more of an Apple issue and this album specifically is so good man. Just classics.
I had never really gotten U2. The songs when they came on the radio sounded samey, and I wasn't overly impressed with Bono's vocals. Because of this, I avoided listening to much of the band and skirted around challenging myself to listen to an album. Then 'The Joshua Tree' came up in this generator, and I put off listening to it for the longest time. What a mistake. Now I certainly understand why this album is on here. I gave Bono's vocals undue criticism, because I think they're perfectly fine here. It's the lyrics, the instrumentals, and the production that really blew me away, however. The album starts off super strong with 'Where The Streets Have No Name' and 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For.' Apparently Brian Eno helped out with this album? For a guy I knew nothing about, he has a wide-ranging musical career and has done some really miraculous things. Anyways, I really felt like this album had some genuinely interesting things to say, and it said them in an musically entertaining, catchy way. I think I'm starting to 'get' U2.
Brilliant
Ambient perfection from beginning to end.
Ah, U2. Such an interesting discography, and yet this album is probably still my favorite. Fun fact, I used to hate "With or Without You".
Fuck i love it
10/10
This was the first album I've heard before so far. U2 is a great band, and this album has one of their greatest hits. It's a very comfortable listen for me, because it seems to me that after a while we always go back to the songs and bands we used to listen as teenagers, like eating your favorite chocolate bar because, besides the flavor, it brings nice memories.
5 stars. Classic album with brilliant songs.
I remember my older brother coming home really excited from a concert at a local community college on Long Island in the early 80s. "This band from Ireland is the next big thing, they're amazing!". While I was young and unable to go see them until the Achtung Baby tour, my fandom jumped onboard like any other impressionable early teenager's would when their mentor in all things music discovered a new gem. My love / hate relationship with the Dublin boys would swing both ways through the years, but you can never argue that Joshua Tree is an amazing album. Yes, Bono can be an irritating prick at times and The Edge's guitar stylings can be predictable and lazy, but this era of U2 that launched them beyond the stratosphere will always be peak. 5/5.
5*
These songs eahm saved my life. Eahm.
Killer intros, great textures.
What an album. It’s pretty flawless in every way, and an easy 5. I was 16 when this album came out. Joshua Tree felt timeless then and still does, so many years later. It was U2’s fourth album, but really different than anything else they had put out at that point. It was a continuation of the band’s relationship with Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois that began with The Unforgettable Fire, but in a far more mature and carefully crafted work, their most perfectly realized album. Joshua Tree marks a turning point for U2, after which they were simply the most important band in the world. No one makes albums like this anymore. From that first slowly unfolding open in “Where the Streets Have No Name,” you know you’re in for something special, something monumental. It really does have a cinematic quality to it. This is mature, thoughtful music, beautifully written and expertly played. In 1987 it stood out starkly in a landscape full of spandex and hair, of glossy, gimmicky songs. It was also their most focused work to date as a band. Bono’s ode to/critique of “America” is palpable here, but not at all overwrought. I often think of this U2’s Springsteen album, which I mean as a giant compliment to both of them. The earthiness of these songs, the warm and resonant arrangements, the full throated expressions of emotion, the sense of spiritual longing, the images of a promised land out of reach… it all comes from the same musical place. Lyrically, Bono has matured tremendously on these songs. The lyrics reflect the band’s lived experiences at that time, like the death of band roadie and friend Greg Carroll (One Tree Hill) and Bono’s growing interest of global social and political issues (“Bullet the Blue Sky" and "Mothers of the Disappeared"). U2 was always an openly political band, but these songs just feel much more personal, more passionate, more spiritual. Still, he’s also able to address his own demons, with the stunningly lovely, slow burning “With You or With or Without You,” which pulls away from the political to look inward and face his own frustrations and anguish. The emotion feels real because it is real, simply put. Bono’s delivery of course is captivating. He sings with an urgency and an earnestness that I think a lot of people don't understand, but he makes you feel these songs in your bones. As for the Edge, I mean, come on. Here is one of the greatest guitarists of his generation, making some of his best music ever. There is a texture and a resonance to the Edge's playing that no one really can touch. I mean, he's painting with sound here, showcasing that signature chiming style through an adept use of studio effects. Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. are also in top form, one of the tightest rhythm sections in rock. Clayton and Mullen’s ability to intuit just the right amount of intensity to serve each particular song is an underappreciated talent and really the backbone of the band’s entire sound. Individually these songs are all exceptional. Taken together, they’re nothing short of a masterpiece. Fave Songs (All songs, in order from most to least favorite): Where the Streets Have No Name, With or Without You, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, In God's Country, Red Hill Mining Town, Bullet the Blue Sky, Mothers of the Disappeared, Exit, Running to Stand Still, One Tree Hill, Trip Through Your Wires
Banger. Their best album- 5 of the first 6 songs are fire and the closers have grown on me too.
L'èpica en la seva expressió més colpidora. Grandiositat, estat de plenitud d'uns músics consumits per la musa. Una producció increïble per uns temes que han marcat més d'una década. La primera cara, per emmarcar con una de les millors de la història del rock, està ja tant assumida que es fa difícil valorar com es mereix. Ens queda la segona per anar-la redescobrint i saborejant amb els anys
U2's finest moment. One of the great rock records.
Where do I even start? Or end? The band and album that changed everything. From hearing 'With Or Without You' in the car on the drive back from school, seeing them on Whistle Test the week the album came out playing 'Exit' and 'In God's Country', buying the 12 inches for the extra tracks, my first concert at Cardiff Arms, buying the program full of Anton Corbijn photos which really kicked off my interest in photography. All of it. Seeing them in pre-COVID play the album in full, going with low expectations and being completely blown away at how stunning it was. However annoying Bono might have become, however patchy the band might have been over the last 20+ years, this album is still pretty perfect. It not be quite as beautiful sounding as 'The Unforgettable Fire' (being more of a Lanois album than an Eno album) but it's the band at the peak of their powers. There's so much on here that still floors me for a band in their mid-twenties on their fifth album. Bono's voice when it was still beautiful, before age, drink and smoking wrecked it. the minute and three quarters at the start before you hear a voice. 'Bullet The Blue Sky', still probably their best song even if there's plenty of live versions on YouTube that surpass the album version. The B-side of non-singles that are better than the singles - 'Red Hill Mining Town', 'In God's Country' (I think it might have been a US single), 'Exit', 'One Tree Hill'. An album that always makes me wants U2 to rediscover themselves and realise they can make an album like this if they choose to. The band is still pretty good, Bono needs to pull his finger out and remember how he used to write lyrics.
112. The Joshua Tree - U2 11 tracks. Running to Stand Still was played at my mate Tommy's funeral.... The album has always been important to me & it's a hugely emotional listen for loads of different reasons. I'm enormously biased though. 5/5
Great album. Seems ahead of its time. Classic U2 stadium sound.
I listened to The Joshua Tree a lot when I was in high school. Everyone seems to agree the first three tracks are all monster hits. I also really like Bullet the Blue Sky and Running to Stand Still. It's just a great fucking album.
Loved this when it first came out and it’s still an impressive piece of work
1. Fixed drum fill 2. Ambient sound 3. Periodic guitar riff 4. Single lead voice 5. No instrument follows lead. 6. Great lyrics 7. Occasional chois by single person. 8. Pannned guitars
I was already mad crazy on U2 when this album debuted and it's one of the few musical moments for me where I have a sharp, distinct memory of counting down and listening when my local station broadcast With or Without You for the first time. The album is truly All Killer No Filler, and probably my vote for Brian Eno's peak production effort. It's hard for me to separate this album from all the personal moments it had for me at the right time of my life. But listening fresh years later, it's only gotten more monumental .
This is a forever album. I was 10 when this album came out... Still a great listen, 35 years later. I'm surprised tracks like Exit and Bullet the Blue Sky don't get more love.
A must
Stunning album. First three songs set the mood perfectly. Love the soft/ poetic like acoustics and lyrics. I'd say this album, U2 found their sound. Despite their 1984 album, with their single "Sunday Bloody Sunday", all eleven tracks are monsters! Although they're a rock band, their music is light. You're able to appreciate it more, since the instrumentals arn't dominating your attention. Defiently reccomend. Total stand out is "The Streets Have No Name" excellent opening. Although "Bullet The Blue Sky" gets an honourable mention, as I haven't heard it before and my god it's brilliant!
In just one word: Beautiful
This is my favorite album of all time with my favorite song of all time, "Where The Streets Have No Name." It's excellent in every way and all songs, save for Exit and Mothers of the Disappeared" are absolutely excellent. Incredible start to the album and the middle through the near-end parts are massively underrated compared to the rest of U2's catalog. 10/10.
Awesome
5/5 One of the best albums of all time.
Get some stick but this is actually an unbelievable album!
Amazing
In contrast to the ambient experimentation of their 1984 release, The Unforgettable Fire, the band aimed for a harder-hitting sound within the limitation of conventional song structures on The Joshua Tree. The album is influenced by American and Irish roots music, and through sociopolitically conscious lyrics embellished with spiritual imagery, it contrasts the group's antipathy for the "real America" with their fascination with the "mythical America". Throughout the sessions, U2 sought a "cinematic" quality for the record, one that would evoke a sense of location, in particular, the open spaces of the United States. They represented this in the sleeve photography depicting them in American desert landscapes.
The greatest rock album of all time.
Capolavoro
Fantastic album front to back
Loved it
One of the best ever!
Absolute class
4 1/2
With or With Out you
Epic Es bleibt genau meine Mischung aus Folk, Rock, Hymne, Druck, Pathos, Einfachheit und einem Schuss Selbstgerechtigkeit. Klappt bei keinem anderen U2 albbb I’llm in der Form
Que recuerdos.....
I love when they stack the hits up front. Even better, this really is a strong & varied album throughout, hard & soft. Vocals & lyrics are great.
Can still always listen to it, even though it's become pretty basic.
very good album, all songs were amazing but not all like each other, creating a very nice listen. very good vocals and very nice accompaniment
Está fuera de lugar oiga
Good Classic
Perro discazo 9/10
Obra maestra de éxito comercial. Prácticamente todas y cada una de las canciones son de 5 estrellas, desde las más conocidas: Where the streets have no name, I still haven't found what I'm looking for, With or without you hasta Running to stand still, In god's country y One tree hill. Imprescindible de verdad.
U2 gran clásico!
Solid album, likely their best
u2 as it is
Not the biggest U2 fan, but this album is solid. Starts off great and kind of sputters out at the end.
Definitely amongst my favorite U2 albums. A huge success and worth to be awarded platinum status. (Listened to on vinyl)
jotchua
Really nice guitar atmosphere. Big songs and a strong voice. Good album.
There are some beautiful tracks on here. Unfortunately there are also some throwaways. Still above average overall.
The first half of Joshua Tree is undeniably amazing, but the second half fell off for me. 4/5 regardless
Some truly iconic songs on this, all back to back it was a bit too dudes rock for me but I will tune back in for certain songs
No. 428/1001 Where The Streets Have No Name 5/5 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 5/5 With Or Without You 5/5 Bullet The Blue Sky 3/5 Running To Stand Still 4/5 Red Mill Mining Town 4/5 In God's Country 4/5 Trip Through Your Wires 4/5 One Tree Hill 4/5 Exit 3/5 Mothers Of The Disappeared 3/5 Average: 4,0 Starts off super strong, but loses more and more steam towards the end.
I wanna kill myself now
Probably U2s best album.
Almost gave this a 5
classic
RATING: 8.5/10 HIGHLIGHT: Running to Stand Still LOWLIGHT: Trip Through Your Wires
Me
Hard to think of an album with a 1-2-3 lineup as heavy hitting as this one. Massive singles with a legacy- and the rest of the album follows in a very similar suit, easy listening adult contemporary 80s soft rock. It’s good. Worthy of a listen.
The greatest mock-group in history. And this is their best album, head above “Achtung”. But strangely, if I would be forced to listen whole album but between this two — i would choose latter. Maybe cause I feel that it’s not honest, it’s a really great immitation, but stil. And when you do imitation without ANY self-irony — it’s kinda embarassing. “Achtung” have this more relaxed mood, so thoughts “why they fuck they do this or that” could be soften by their laid-back behaviour. They can entertain, and sure can’t lecture. All their narratives sounds like prize speech — vague, nonsensical, full of pathos, and just “Do you know this bad thing?.. IT. IS. BAD. WHOAH….” My favorite thing about them, is lyrics to “The Fly”. It’s like ironization of “deep thoughts” from someone who had none of em. But… it’s identical to all other songs?.. Like literal “DOES HE KNOW?” meme. Look at me, writing review for “Joshua” and 80% of it about other album. Great production ideas, great song ideas, great concept idea. But it doesn’t make album ideal. Only an idea of great album.
Me genera incomodidad que en al portada estén los artistas todos aglutinados ahí. Prefiero que se vea el paisaje la verdad. Eso sí, hermoso. Wow, desconocía que esta era la banda de I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For. Su canción With or Without You me encantó, me hace acordar a Memory Finds You de Nathan Picard <3
First half of this album is incredible. Second half forgettable. Light 4
Released in 1987 this is consider U2's best albums if not in the top 3. For me, the album is in 4 sections. The first 3 songs are their huge hits (Where the Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, and With or Without You). Maybe I heard them too often but while good they feel overly dramatic or "cinematic". Bullet the Blue Sky stands alone and rocks. I like it. Then the songs mellow out a bit (but still rock) and it's a good thing. At this time, I like Red Hill Mining Town, In God's Country and One Tree Hill best. The last two songs Exit and Mother of the Disappeared I just don't really care for.
3.5 rounding up
Better than I expected but not perfect.
This is good but being good 11 times over makes you boring
I really like the composition and production of these songs. They are perhaps over the top but this is an 80s rock record -- perhaps the most 80s rock record. The anthems sound great. As usual, Christgau nails it in his review.
So many hits but somehow Bullet the Blue Sky is the only one that gets out of first gear. It is all so familiar that I could be tricked into thinking I like it but if I puzzle real hard until my puzzler is sore I'm still not sure.
albumun atmosferi cok guzel
3,5 stars
Definitely front loaded. Still good though
Never gave U2 much of a chance because I always thought Bono was too pretentious.. this album was stacked at the beginning but kinda lost me a bit half way through. Still really good and it’s a shame I held out from listening for so long
Bono is cringe and U2 is a meme but you’re lying if you didn’t enjoy any of these songs. Giving these guys some flowers
We'll sell you the whole band but you only need The Edge!
First three = very good; Red hill mining town = black horse
It sounded sounding so ethereal to me like i was about to float
I’m giving this a gentleman’s 4 because I think it’s still a really good album if you can make yourself temporarily forget what a self-important douche Bono was/is.
waaay better than I expected, nice album
The album that made U2 huge. The first three songs made their career. I like U2, and this is a good album, but I prefer when they were an Irish punk band like with their first three albums.
First off, Bono is a legend. The first 3 tracks really evoke an emotion and feel very relatable, something that is often the sign of a great album. However I didn’t enjoy every track and felt the themes of the songs were all very similar so it pains me to give The Joshua Tree only 4 stars, a rating that doesn’t really feel quite representative of an amazing album. Definitely towards a 5 but it wasn’t quite enough for me.
Album 283. The Joshua Tree (https://open.spotify.com/album/5vBZRYu2GLA65nfxBvG1a7?si=iZkyHJYMQzygcFNXGb6FHg) — U2 (1987) I haven't listened to the majority of U2 albums yet, but this one I think is the best. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For and With Or Without You are unbeatable and ultimate banger songs for me. The rest of the album is a great pleasure to listen to👍 4/5 Liked: — I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For — With Or Without You — One Tree Hill
U2 are stalwart professionals like Coldplay, they don't blow your socks off but probably don't deserve the hate they get. This has quite a few of their boppy tracks and is generally enjoyable. Four out of pity
Day 362 Some absolute monster tunes on here. Highlights Bullet the Blue Sky Red Hill Mining Town One Tree Hill
Hard to objectively rate this given its outsized impact on me in my early 20’s.
Very good opening tracks. Got a little repetitive for me, still beautiful songs.
Still haven't found what Im looking for is a pure embodiment of a warm spring morning. The whole album is very light and energetic.
382/1089 a couple of classics in here. just a solid pop rock record. i think i prefer all the things… though faves: Exit, In God’s Country, Trip Through Your Wires, With or Without You 70/100
Fully great. Fully fully great.
ты американский мужик в кепке, едешь по пыльному шоссе на своем белом мустанге ? этот альбом для тебя. я не американец, но общее впечатление хорошее, пару песен понравились очень
This is one of those albums where it's hard to separate the music from its cultural impact. These songs were EVERYWHERE during my freshman year in college, hit after hit coming from every radio, boombox, and other speaker source within range. Listening back, the characteristic ambience of a Daniel Lanois production is everywhere here. The songs diverge widely, from the ominous trudge of "Bullet the Blue Sky" to the almost gospel flavors of "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For". U2 are a Serious Band, and the solemn pretentiousness of their lyrics is always present, but they are very good at what they do.
U2 offers just about what I expected here. Pretty awesome, recognizable tracks towards the start that are built for the big arena followed by a mix of less worthy but still good stuff. Brian Eno plays a significant role here in building the atmosphere and all for the better. This definitely sounds like some of their best work from what I know about the band. 1 listen Favorite Tracks: I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, With Or Without You, Where The Streets Have No Name
блин вроде все очень красиво, но я ниче не почувствовала. и ни одной песни не запомнила
Generational opening track run, but the rest of the album never really reaches those heights. I like U2, sue me!!
Huge opening run to an album. Really enjoyed the album but it's very hard not to feel disappointed after finishing Where The Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, and With or Without You and then still having the rest of the album that doesn't quite match those heights. I find these songs so evocative and at times even moving. They were great at this sound. In God's Country is also so good (weirdly I was tipped off to this song by Tori Amos) ALSO does anyone remember that random 2004ish song Take Me To The Clouds Above that mashed up How Will I Know and With or Without You????
- Never been a fan of U2, but understanding that this came out in 1987 does somewhat explain why they became so huge...this would have been a very new sound for the time. I grew up listening to many of these songs on the radio and I had no clue they were that old. - First half of the album is definitely better than the second; personally like "Where The Streets Have No Name" a lot and my enjoyment has not decreased with how often it is played (which I cannot say as much for the following two, very famous tracks). - Favorite track on the latter side is the much heavier "Exit"...basically tells you why I do not completely jive with all of this. - I do think that a lot of the songs start sounding "same-y" (my biggest U2 complaint). And I appreciate what Bono does, but he just sounds like a moron in interviews.
Génial j'ai adoré du début à la fin. J'arriverai pas à mettre 5 car j'ai pas eu de frisson / surprise énorme mais peut-être après plusieurs écoutes.
Très très bien
heck of an album. generally don't love u2.
Me gustó
Unique and iconic, this was unforgettable
A very good first half of the album but the second half is not as strong. Still a good listen.
Coherent style; recognized a lot of the songs!; forgettable band but know their music, don't know the band; great chill bg noise, I'd probably put this on again.
Fell asleep halfway through the album during a road trip. Sorry
I hesitated giving 3 or 4 stars to this record. I'll give it a 4 because the first tracks are really good, and there is definitely some nostalgia kicking in when listening to them. However, the second half of the record falls a bit short.
My beef with bono has been put on hiatus cause this actually warmed my heart and healed my nostalgic inner child. Still shocked by how modern this sounded.
honestly this kicks mega ass
I grew up listening to U2’s songs, especially in “Sing 2” when Scarlett Johansson, whom I see all the time, covered “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.” U2 has always been the band I listen to whenever I need to yearn, so I was extremely happy when I got “The Joshua Tree.” This album is the definition of a peak bleeding-out spot; where else to hope, cry, or yearn than Joshua Tree National Park? There’s something in Bono’s voice and the musicianship of the whole band that makes you feel like you are running or driving on a highway toward the sunset. There are too many good things about this album. The first is U2’s epic intros and outros to their songs: name a better intro than the ones in “Where The Streets Have No Name” or “Trip Through Your Wires.” There’s that same buildup (for example, harmonica, then guitar and drums) I also noticed in “Brothers in Arms” by Dire Straits, which I feel characterizes much of 1980s rock. The blend of Bono’s voice with the consistent drum and guitar beat gives this album a definitive, non-formulaic sound, rather than a “little bit of this and a little bit of that”-type album. Additionally, the minimalist lyrics let the instrumentals speak; when Bono finishes singing, you can almost always hear the guitar beat continue and breathe. Although there were two or three tracks that did not have the aforementioned characteristics, I did not feel horrible about them and could still listen to the beautiful instrumentals, like in “Mothers Of The Disappeared.” I am beyond baffled that some of these tracks have so few streams, since the vibe of most tracks stays the same. This is such an underrated album; even though I enjoy the first three tracks as much as the next person, I will be belting “Red Hill Mining Town” on the highway when I get a convertible. 4/5
Really should be a 4.5. Front end very strong, kept that power and it would've been a 5. If I liked the U2 sound more, wouldve been a 5. If it had more songs I would listen to as singles, probably would've been a 5. Really conflicted about this rating. Depending on how stingy I want to be about 5s, I could've given this a 5. Good album, cohesive sound, just needs either a relisten or some extra oomph
Ridiculously strong start to an album with those first three songs.
First time listening to this album all the way through. It starts out super strong with the first 3 songs all timeless radio classics. The album carries an ethereal atmosphere that feels effortlessly pertinent. The atmosphere is consistent through the remainder of the songs and the album definitely deserves more listens. I am not the biggest fan of Bono or his voice but the instrumentation on this record is confident and unique.
I don't have memories of this from childhood so I am not sure I have the memories connected to it that others might have that would push it to a five. But its still really awesome, they have a beautiful, calm power that embodies their music. This one is a good example of it all.
I'd be hard pressed to find a better album start than this The sound is still so fresh, hasn't aged one day
What an incredible three song run at the opening.
88/100. The Joshua Tree by U2 is a fantastic record, and one of the band’s most defining works. The opening tracks are incredibly strong, emotionally powerful and instantly nostalgic. They set the tone for the whole album, which blends anthemic rock with heartfelt lyricism. Some of U2’s best work for sure, and a timeless classic that still resonates.
7/10
Overall vibe of the album is great, love the instrumental part of all the songs and even the vocals are crazi, but I don't think that any of these songs stood out from the rest, so vote: 7/10
неплохо
Despite having a personal gripe against U2 for two decades at the time of writing this, I can't deny this is a really good album. It's the epitome of 80's rock. The opening three tracks are pure works of art and I was impressed with how much I resonated with the remaining album tracks. Bono may be an insufferable twat but him & the boys hit the FM Radio jackpot with this class output.
Классный альбом, я слышал про U2 и вот познакомился! Например в Bullet The Blue Sky есть элементы метала в стиле Deftones
Though I am/was partial to the earlier albums (those before they become internationally uber-famous), this was a solid album. I am inclined to a 5 star rating, but the last 4 or 5 songs are not up to the first 4 or 5 songs. But I don't won't to minimize how slim the difference. 4- "razor-thin from a 5-" star rating.
I’ve always thought U2 was pretentious but you can’t deny the majesty of this album. Just banger after banger. It’s not perfect but it’s damn close
that 's good, i love the title track but the guitar and drums are over the top in the other tracks. It must be a groundbraking disk at the time
Another great album from a band I was never into - very strong first 3 tracks - all hits, but rest was pretty decent too!
I like u2. I recognized some of the songs off the album, and we’ve had one of their albums on this list before. They’re cool.4 stars
U2 toujours un plaisir à écouter Je découvre l'album dans l'ordre du coup, et c'est cool
I knew many more of their songs than I expected, sounds like vast fields
U2 always felt like a band extremely full of itself, and it's hard for me to shake off that feeling when listening to them. Had I never heard of U2 before, I probably would've liked it. But it's just a bit much Still, pretty good music
Ну что могу сказать. With or without you очень хорошая песня. Я ее реально очень люблю. За нее и еще первые две песни поставлю 4. Остальное - боооооррииинг
Лучше чем предыдущий выпавший альбом ю2, это даже было неплохо. Но впереди их ещё 2.. Кто же из нас так согрешил, что аж 4 альбома боно вошли в топ
не лучший альбом, но откровенно провальных песен нет, а начало у альбома очень мощное - 4
angenehm, viele gute songs, nichts überwältigendes (das ich noch nicht kannte) 3.61 sterne
Iconic 80s
U2 embraces the introspective in "The Joshua Tree", creating atmospheric, synth-filled soundscapes. Resultantly, it feels like a very larger than life and grandiose album. The three track openers are very strong and sets up the album nicely; although I would agree that the rest of the tracks fail to meet those tracks lofty heights. Nevertheless, a classic, even if the sound of U2 isn't really my thing.
Man kennt ja nur die Hits, mit denen das Album beginnt. Aber das ist auch danach noch überraschend gut.
Ganz nett
tem umas skips mas eu Amo esse. tem as maiores do U2
I feel like it’s trendy to hate on U2. This album is genuinely iconic.
U2's Americana album with blues and country textures mixed in with their rock sound. Covers a lot of territory and was a massive hit when released in 87. Was the last time I saw them live outside of the big arenas and this record still holds up well after 49 years.
I know this band has waned in recent years and Bono’s kind of a clown in the public eye, but man this Band was something special in the 80’s and 90’s, this album especially is such a quality time, Side A is so damn strong infact that i was almost tempted to give it a 5, but Side B isnt perfect so ill be fair. Standouts are where the streets have no name, i still haven’t found what im looking for, with or without you, bullet the blue sky and also the Sweetest Thing on the off-cuts.
A very solid and enjoyable album. Good music. Not only the hits hit.
U2 does their job well. “Red Mining Town” and “Running to Stand Still” stand out for me. Since they are often played on the radio, there’s a risk of good songs becoming background noise, such as “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.”
Not the biggest U2 fan, but this is a really solid album.
Prve štiri komade poznam, itak so kinda ikonični in imajo ta značilni stil kitare, po katerem so U2 znani. (A je bil to začetek tega stila? No idea. Ne najdm zj podatka. Če se prou spomnim, so v 70h začel?) Ampak, "Bullet the Blue Sky" mam v glavi drugo verzijo, v bistvu dons prvič slišim U2 verzijo. Mislim, da prek Kyuss poznam, grem preverit - ne? Ha. Vidim na wiki, da obstaja znana Sepultura verzija - fak, to verzijo poznam! TIL, da poznam en Sepultura komad & da je neki iz mojega otroštva neresnično. I guess zarad tega mi je blo kr čudn slišat U2 verzijo, ker mi je bil ful preagresiven vajb za njih. Uf, ne, ful mi je huda originalna verzije. Nism tok fan country zvoka ("Trip Through Your Wires"). "Exit" mi ma tak "Horses" od Patti Smith/"Cactus" od Pixies vajb. Ej, všeč mi je bil.
Des tubes comme I Still haven't found what I'm looking for mais bon je trouve que c'est un peu toujours pareil U2 sinon, mais ça reste reconnaissable et ça sort du lot
Un classique mais toujours un plaisir à écouter
A lot of tree Hill so I actually know a lot of songs on this album, but I have a hard time with you too because all I can remember is the next album to everyone. Lol.
7/10 Best songs: Exit I've never really thought too much about U2 - they were slightly before my time (although I HATED the ubiquity of Beautiful Day when it was released). The album is pretty solid, with a few stand-out tracks, but it does sort of have a dad-rock vibe at times. I don't think it's absolutely revolutionary or life-changing, but it's enjoyable. And that's all you can really ask for.
This starts nice for sure, and I'm a sucker for U2 vocals unfortunately.
Me gusto
I feel like this album rating boils down to: how much do the last eight songs detract from the first three? Off to an absolutely corking start and then seriously tails away into mediocrity leaving a taste of disappointment and missed opportunity. If four stars means I’d listen again…then 3.5 would mean I’d listen to the beginning again. So I guess that has to be rounded up to 4…just about.
4.3 Could put the A-side of the album up against anything. As with the other U2 the edges guitar work is the standout. I had to catch myself, I was signing along to with or without you and doing my best Adam Watt impression
banger on banger on banger
A 5 star album to me powers through from beginning to end. It's not that there isn't better songs than others, but there's a strength that carries all the way through. My problem with U2 is that they never really seem to achieve that. This albums starts off in the first half on fire. The first four tracks are certified classics. Running to Stand Still would be right in line if the back half of the album to could back up the first four tracks. But it doesn't. This album is great, just not fantastic.
disc 1 only. Rest of the album can't reach the heights of the first three run. I get Bono is insufferable but these guys have a fantastic sound.
First half of this album is incredible. Second half forgettable. Light 4
#156/1001 🇮🇪 I don't consider myself to be a big fan of U2 but this is a brilliant album. Best tracks: Red Hill Mining Town, With Or Without You, Where the Streets Have No Name, One Tree Hill.
Lots of great songs. Huge album. I can’t bring myself to give U2 a five though, they’re just not a 5 star band for me and the album tails off in the final third.
Certainly some grade A classic songs. Not quite sure if it's a masterpiece, but it reminds you that Bono and U2 were once influential greats and not a bit of a punchline.
I liked it
Good album! It has a couple classic tracks and some other ones I hadn’t heard before but still enjoyed, like running to stand still. Love the sound of this band.
Souvent, avec les albums dont le singles ont une très bonne renommée, je ne prends pas le temps de les découvrir en entier. Where the streets have no name, I still haven't found what I'm looking for et With or without you méritent leur succès. Ces morceaux font parti de ma playlist et le reste encore après les années, mais qu'elle découverte ont été Bullet the blue sky et Exit. Le reste est plutôt bon, deux titres que je n'écouterai sans doute jamais seuls. Ce n'est pas un sans fautes (est-ce que ça existe, au fait un sans faute?) et ce sera un de mes album de l'été.
An overused classic. An excellent album that has become victim of it's success.
Ngl I thought he was a new singer
Great album, I don’t feel like saying anything extensive.
bullet the blue & trip through the wire & one tree hill
Claaasicc.
A great recording that stood the pass of time.
Can you explain the 80’s without this album?
There’s a weird amount of hate towards U2 in the reviews but this is a solid album.
What makes it great is not just anthem-making. Plenty of bands can write big songs. Very few can make bigness feel earned. The Joshua Tree sounds huge, but it is not empty. There is spiritual hunger in it, political unease in it, romantic confusion in it, and a genuine fascination with America as both promise and damage. That tension is the whole engine. The grandeur is real, but so is the doubt.
Muitas músicas calmas e assim românticas, com bom instrumental, mas um bocado slow paced para mim. Nevertheless, tem pelo menos 3 bangers
I like War better but U2 are legendary for a reason!
brilliant album the joshua tree is so good u2 are very influential great album opener solid album 9/10
great album
Starts off so unbelievably strong only to take a big dip in the middle. Finished off fairly strong though, but the power of those first couple of tracks is enough to carry into a 4 for me.
so many sitcoms have some sort of bono joke so for the longest time i did not think that u2 would be any good. jokes on me because i really did enjoy this.
Mom's favorite album of all time. Very strong opening 3. Makes me feel like I'm in a coming-of-age movie. Starts to die off in the middle since the opening is so strong, with the middle of the album really only working for those who witnessed the peak of U2. Despite this, the last three songs amp up the emotion, which offers a great ending. Definitely an experience.
Great listen. It starts out as an all-timer but slacks off just a little bit too much towards the end for the full marks. 4/5
I know Bono is an easy target but man U2 can write a song. Sometimes they get out over their skis (Exit is all over the place) but the first three tracks on this album are all timers and some of the later tracks (Trip Through Your Wires, One Tree Hill) are also great. Probably a four and a half star album.
In a vacuum it’s objectively good and could not have been created by anyone else.
One of the top pop rock albums of the 80s love the bass and guitar work , and the 3 top songs , not the slow ones , lotsa talent before they became rich n famous
The hits keep on coming on this album. A really enjoyable listen.
I really don't like U2 so much anymore, but this and Achtung Baby are killer albums. I played the hell out of this CD as a young man, Bullet the Blue Sky, Mothers of the Disappeared, there's really not a terrible track on the whole thing.
Non do 5 solo perché qualche pezzo è meno potente di altri ma nel complesso grandissimo disco: 4,5
There's basically no way to sustain that three song opening sequence, possibly the pinnacle of rock as pop - the rest isn't bad, it's just there. But the production is the star. The guitar sound on this album is spectactular: chiming, echoey, textural and melodic at once and the interplay with the simple but thundering post-punk bass parts creates such a huge space.
Very nice for new person
I looked at the track list before starting the album and thought it likely it'd be 5 stars - "Where the Streets Have No Name" into "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" into "With or Without You" is an incredible opening run - but I just didn't feel strongly about the rest of the album. Definitely a necessary inclusion on the list though.
Este grupo me recuerda a una profesora de italiano que tuve; obsesionada con U2. Gran gruppo, música hermosa,
Un mítico
A bunch of good songs that I wouldn't want to listen to on their own again.
Great sound. Thoroughly enjoyed the second half.
The only bigger try-hards than U2 are their haters
Some classics to start, but serving half was weak
I mean, they really knew how to cultivate a vibe
Bono
Easily my favorite U2 album. My mom kept this among a handful of other CDs in her van growing up, so it was always on. My biggest complaint is that almost every song has a slow ass intro except “Bullet the Blue Sky,” which maybe shouldn’t be on this album in the first place.
What a great album with just hit after hit. I dont know how you could listen to this album and not want to sing along to every word with Bono.
No lo he escuchado entero porque es muy largo y no he tenido tiempo pero lo que he escuchado me ha gustado bastante. El disco empieza con 3 bangers y pensaba que iba a ir para abajo pero mi favorita ha sido la cuarta, irónico. Ya lo escucharé entero pero muy bien. Muy experimental no me lo esperaba tanto y la voz del cantante cuando la rasgaba me parece que está muy bien metido los momentos en los que lo hace. 7
- same with Muse, just lots of bangers and good vibes - never gets old
Maybe the most impressively front-loaded album of all time. The whole thing is emotional and varied enough to be interesting, but the first three songs are by far the best. Highlights: "Where the Streets Have No Name", "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", "With or Without You"
When this record came out it was so over hyped, won all awards and I thought is it was ok. After many years of hearing the songs and a fresh listen to the entire album, I see what all the hype was about. It's probably on of the best albums to come out in the late 1980's
Suena increíble aparte de los 3 o 4 temazos para la historia
I can see how this would be a defining LP for people of the right age, especially in a pre-digital world. I think how you rate it may depend entirely on how you rate the deep cuts.
It's insane that the first three songs are the opening of this album, such heavy hitters. The rest is "nice"
A great album. Catchy but serious Rick music. Memorable stuff.
Overall this was great, but they really front loaded this one
I can see why a lot of people love this. Great atmosphere throughout and you have to say the vocals are pretty impeccable.
Overhyped
Second half is better than I remembered it.
I found it hard to fully appreciate the album due to how often I’ve heard all of the singles before. Certainly the non-singles are very strong, and I enjoyed listening to those the most
Bueno, lleno de hitazos. Si bien nunca escuche nada de U2, si puedo identificar que muchos de los temas mas conocidos que tiene u2 que puedo haber escuchado alguna que otra vez en la radio o en algun lado, son parte de este album. O al menos desde mi desconocimiento esa fue mi impresion. Tambien puede ser que tengan muchos hits que conozco y no lo sabia y estan repartido en otros albums tambien jaja
Even if I hadn’t heard their songs before, The Edge’s distinctive guitar sound would make it immediately recognizable as their own. Well-known tracks like Where the Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, and With or Without You stood out, particularly for their strong melodies and atmosphere. I was also drawn to the bass in With or Without You, which creates a deeply hypnotic sense of tension. Beyond the major singles, songs like Exit and Mothers of the Disappeared revealed a darker, more restrained side of the album that I also found compelling.
Favorite Track: Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
a decent amount of good songs!!! a ton of well known ones
It was my first time listening to U2 and 8 think this was the perfect album to start with
On one hand I'm not a huge U2 fan, but on the other this album is one of those quintessential alternative rock albums everyone should listen to at least once.
I never used to like U2. I visited the Rock And Roll Museum in Dublin where they had a room dedicated to the band. The tour guide admitted that it is easy to clown on the band due to how Bono acts, but recalled how seeing them on the news during their rise would be some of the only positive news they would get during those hard times for the people of Ireland. That put the band into a new perspective and I remember giving this album a go on my way home and I was officially converted. These songs are made with the intention of being stadium anthems. You can trace the roots of their sound to how they got to this point. There's touches of traditional Irish music peppered throughout, sitting alongside elements from the post-punk that were so clearly influenced by. The result is a record that is meant to be sung to tens of thousands of people in a stadium and not just a few hundred at a club gig. When the conversation comes up of what album has the best 3 song run, I'd happily nominate this record for the first 3 tracks. I'd argue that this record is certainly front-loaded and ends on a bit of a whimper with 'Mothers Of The Disappeared' being a bit of a wet blanket song to end an energetic record with. Bono's voice can be great, but there are times when he's trying to force songs to sound bigger than they need to be - look at the end of 'One Tree Hill'. Despite these nitpicks, this is a great record and I'm excited to hear what else these lads can come out with.
This is one of only 2 U2 records that belong on this list with Boy being the other. U2 found their sound and this was maximum U2 with Bono figuring out how to be both a great singer and compelling songwriter. Having seen U2 in a small club touring Boy and then again on this tour in an arena the growth was obvious. There are a few misses on this record for me, but the hits are obvious. I’m not picking the misses because it would be nitpicking and for those who live U2 there are no misses. For the U2 haters nothing was good. I’m not a hater but neither am I a fanatic. What is unmistakable is that this is an above average rock record with a distinct sound and message and withstands and deserves repeated listening. 4.5/5
First CD ever to me. Peak U2, biggest rock band from this era. The Edge carries it with those airy guitars. Bono can be annoying. But it worked very well then and still does, which is pretty rare for music from that time.
Joshua Tree was one of the first albums I ever heard all the way through. My appreciation for it only got greater as I got older. U2 isn't my favorite band, but they were really solid in their writing and composition.
I enjoy every song as an album experience, but I ain’t throwing on Red Hill Mining Town everyday.
After this album and the previous U2 album I listened to, I think I understand U2's "sound" - very anthemic/larger-than-life feeling. It's feel good overall, but it doesn't connect to me 100%. It's like watching someone at church closing their eyes and lifting their hands up while they sing along to hymns, but you can't just connect to that level.
Bastante God, las primeras canciones son buenisimas
Nice and slow with or without you - saved would listen again could probably save more songs
Start of the record with the singles is great. Then it gets a little unconventionell, unfortunatley not all songs hit. But I like it a lot. Fav: With or without you
Got this album is perfect. The soundscape the guitar, the production everything is impeccable. But then Bono’s nasally voice came on and I was forced to endure that so I am rating this one star
It’s technically good but takes itself too seriously or something
Of the two U2 albums I had this is my favorite. Favorite songs: Where the Streets Have No Name, In God's Country, I Still Haven't Found..., With or Without You, Bullet the Blue Sky
Undeniably great, though there’s an emotional distance I have with U2 that keeps this from being an all timer for me.
Keeping if only for the big two songs
COMO QUE UN TEMA ESTA BASADO EN LAS MADRES DE PLAZA DE MAYO QUE
451/1089 - If I was born before this album came out, I probably would've really liked it for creating a new sound. Unfortunately, I associate this sound of U2 with all those "in these unprecedented times" corpo-commercials. That being said, it isn't their fault and there are still some really good songs on here though like the blues "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" or the more War-y "Bullet The Blue Sky" and melodic "With or Without You."
I honestly enjoyed this album a lot more than I thought I would. I’ve known of U2 for many years, but only heard a couple of their songs (none from this album). I know they’re a divisive band, and Bono’s voice is well known to be very polarizing, so I admittedly went into it with a bit of cautious skepticism. For one, I think Bono sounded fine. Don’t really understand why some people loathe his voice so much. And the listening experience as a whole was very enjoyable. The Joshua Tree scores a solid 4/5 from me. Would be a 5 if there was a little bit more diversity in the sound. That’s really the only complaint I have. “Exit” is easily one of its most experimental moments, and one of my favorites on the album. In closing, I can definitely see myself returning to this album, and I’m looking forward to checking out more of U2’s catalog! Album highlights: Where the Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For, With Or Without You, Bullet the Blue Sky, Trip Through Your Wires, Exit
Pensé que sería algo diferente pero me sorprendió su sonido de rock melódico. Me gustó bastante.
It's iconic, loved the first song. Overall pretty good.
I haven't listened to this all the way through since maybe 1990. It's nice to hear it again. It's funny that I _loved_ "Bullet the Blue Sky" on Rattle and Hum, but had almost no memory of it from The Joshua Tree. I'm really drawn to "Trip Through Your Wires" today, and I'm sure I have not heard that in this century.
I like U2
Where the Streets Have No Name - 5/5 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - 4.5/5 With or Without You - 4.5/5 Bullet the Blue Sky - 4.5/5 Running to Stand Still - 3.5/5 Red Hill Mining Town - 4/5 In God's Country - 3.5/5 Trip Through Your Wires - 3/5 One Tree Hill - 3.5/5 Exit - 4/5 Mothers of the Disappeared - 4/5 If the whole album was like the first 4 tracks, then it would somehow be an easy 5 stars. But the rest of album peters out and doesn't go back to those highs, staying at a pretty solid but not outstanding level or arena-oriented rock for the remaining 40 minutes or so. For an attempt to go "harder", they really only went hard for the first few tracks and only a few tracks (Bullet to Blue Sky, Exit) could be seen as hard rock-adjacent. Overall: 4/5 Favorites: Where the Streets Have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For, With or Without You, Bullet to Blue Sky
Æ va streng med de sist. Så får være litt snill no. Fin plate. Skjønne godt at de va klodens største live-band på den tia.
Første halvdel e utrolig sterk, før det etter hvert blir litt anonymt. The Edge skinner🌹
One of my faves. 4.5
so many bangers
One of U2’s best but not quite the best. Still, a very good album at the start which slowly peters off after the halfway mark. The first four songs are absolutely unreal. 4.0/5.0 Best Song: With Or Without You
Pas trop into u2 mais cet album est bon! Les trois son sont exceptionnel. 4-/5