10 Oct
360: U2’s Under A Blood Red Sky video
The weather was a chilly 35 degrees, the rain was non-stop, but U2 went on and played to a packed crowd at Red Rocks Stadium. Considered one of the greatest concert films ever made, the weather contributed to the drama, with fog, steam and rain. The concert was nearly cancelled because of the conditions, and after a full day of cold drizzling rain, U2’s performance is legendary. Both the album and the concert video (VHS) helped establish U2’s reputation as a remarkable live band. The best-selling live recording ever in the UK. Here’s U2 playing The Electric Company.