Where the Streets Have No Name — U2

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I Will Follow — U2

I Will Follow opened U2's 1980 debut album, Boy, and it still sounds like a band bursting through the door. The Edge's chiming guitar and Larry Mullen Jr.'s pounding drums carry Bono's promise of loyal love. It became the band's first real radio anthem and a live favorite for decades. Seen through...

Sunday Bloody Sunday — U2

Sunday Bloody Sunday opened U2's 1983 album War with Larry Mullen Jr.'s military drumbeat. This performance comes from their famous 1983 concert at Red Rocks, where Bono waved a white flag through the rain. It became an iconic rock moment. Seen through a Christian lens, U2 turns sorrow into a call...