U2 Live Performance of 'Where The Streets Have No Name' from Rattle And Hum
The live recording of "Where The Streets Have No Name" featured in "Rattle and Hum," captures U2 at a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 1988, "Rattle and Hum" followed their critically acclaimed album "The Joshua Tree," which solidified their status as a leading rock band. The film, which documents their 1987-1988 tours, showcases both their live performances and a deeper exploration of American musical influences, blending rock with blues and gospel. At this point, U2 was not only experiencing commercial success but also grappling with their identity and message, exemplified by the song's themes of social injustice and human rights. The live performance highlighted in the video remains iconic, emphasizing the band's powerful connection with their audience during this era.
