5.2.2 Single-song videos (U2)
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This article is from the U2 FAQ, by Maryann Stump stumpm@juno.com with numerous contributions by others.
5.2.2 Single-song videos (U2)
(In chronological order)
I Will Follow - recorded live on the BOY tour in the US in late 1980,
early 1981
Gloria - October 1981, Meiert Avis, Dublin
A Celebration - April 1982, Meiert Avis, Kilmainham Jail, Dublin
New Year's Day - December 1982, Meiert Avis, Sweden
Two Hearts Beat as One - March 1983, Meiert Avis, Montmartre, Paris
Sunday Bloody Sunday - June 1983, Gavin Taylor, Red Rocks, Denver,
Colorado
Pride (#1) - August 1984, Donald Cammell, St. Francis Xavier Hall, Dublin
Pride (#2) - July 1984, Barry Devlin, Slane Castle, Dublin
Pride (#3) - August 1984, Anton Corbijn, London
A Sort of Homecoming - October/November 1984, Barry Devlin, Paris,
Brussels, Rotterdam,
London, Glasgow
Bad - October/November 1984, Barry Devlin, Paris, Brussels, Rotterdam,
London, Glasgow
Do They Know It's Christmas? (Band Aid) - November 1984, London
The Unforgettable Fire - January 1985, Meiert Avis, Sweden
Sun City (Artists United Against Apartheid) - November 1985, New York
In a Lifetime (Bono and Clannad) - December 1985, Meiert Avis, Gweedore,
Donegal, Ireland
With or Without You (#1) - February 1987, Meiert Avis, Dublin
With or Without You (#2) - February 1987, Meiert Avis, Dublin
Red Hill Mining Town - February 1987, Neil Jordan, London
Where the Streets Have No Name - March 1987, Meiert Avis, Los Angeles,
California
In God's Country - April 1987, Barry Devlin, Arizona
Spanish Eyes - April 1987, Barry Devlin, Arizona
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - April 1987, Barry Devlin,
Las Vegas, Nevada
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - November 1987, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Desire - September 1988, Richard Lowenstein, Los Angeles, California
Desire (Hollywood Remix) - September 1988, Richard Lowenstein, Los
Angeles
Angel of Harlem - November 1988, Richard Lowenstein, New York City
Baby, Please Come Home - November 1988, Philip Joanou (?)
When Love Comes to Town - March 1989, Philip Joanou, Various
All I Want Is You - April 1989, Meiert Avis, Rome
All Along the Watchtower - November 1989, Richard Lowenstein, Sidney
God, Part II - November 1989, Richard Lowenstein, Sidney
Hawkmoon 269 - November 1989, Richard Lowenstein, Sidney
Night and Day (#1 & #2) - November 1990, Wim Wenders, Berlin
The Fly - September 1991, Ritchie Smith and Jon Klein, Dublin
Mysterious Ways - October 1991, Stephane Sednaoui, Morocco
Until the End of the World - November 1991, Richie Smith
Even Better Than the Real Thing (#1) - February 1992, Kevin Godley,
Carnaby Street, London
Even Better Than the Real Thing (#2) - May 1992, Armando Gallo, Los
Angeles
Even Better Than the Real Thing (#3) - July 1992, Ritchie Smyth, Dublin
One (#1) - February 1992, Anton Corbijn, Berlin
One (#2) - February 1992, Mark Pellington, New York City
One (#3) - March 1992, Philip Joanou, New York City
One (#4) - March 1992, Mark Pellington, New York City
Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses - September 1992, Philip Joanou,
Chicago
Numb - July 1993, Kevin Godley, Berlin
Numb (Video Remix) - July 1993, Josh Pearson & Gardner Post
Love Is Blindness - July 1993, Matt Mahurin, USA
Lemon - September 1993, Mark Neale, London
Lemon (Bad Yard Club Mix) - October 1993, Mark Neale, London
Stay - October 1993, Wim Wenders, Berlin
I've Got You Under My Skin (Bono and Frank Sinatra) - November 1993,
Kevin Godley, Rancho Mirage, CA
In the Name of the Father (Bono and Gavin Friday) - November 1994, Jim
Sheridan, Dublin and London
Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me - June 1995, Dublin
Miss Sarajevo - September 1995, Maurice Linnane, Modena, Italy
Save the Children (Bono - Inner City Blues) - October 1995, New York
Mission Impossible (Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jnr.) - April 1996,
Kevin Godley
Discotheque - January 1997, Stephane Sedenaoui
Discotheque (version 2)
Staring At the Sun (version 1)
Staring At the Sun (version 2)
Last Night on Earth
Please (version 1)
Please (version 2)
Two additional videos are rumored to exist, "One Tree Hill" - 1987, and
"Zooropa" - July 1993.
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