U2 perform All Along The Watchtower Live from Sydney Lovetown Tour Special 18/11/1989

U2 perform All I Want Is You Live from Sydney Lovetown Tour Special 18/11/1989

30th June 1993 - Basel, Switzerland (St Jakob's Stadion). Pro-shot footage. MacPhisto tells the crowd he had a lovely time in a boat on the lake yesterday; 'We could drink the water, but we couldn't swim in it.' Unfortunately the end is missing from this clip. When he is booed for wanting to call a taxi, he tells them: 'Don't get me wrong, I love you! I love you! But I live in Las Vegas, and that's a long way.'

17th July 1993 - Bologna, Italy (Stadio Comunale). MacPhisto phones Luciano Pavarotti, who asks how the show is going and says they deserve a great audience. He laughs when MacPhisto suggests he is slimming down for the '90s - 'Not so much, but I will try!' - and sends everyone his love, to huge applause. The maestro declines to sing down the telephone, but wishes them many more beautiful days and nights, and says it would be a pleasure to join them on stage one day. He also thanks Bono for writing the English lyrics of 'Miserere' (his duet with Zucchero). Later MacPhisto slow-dances with the tech who fixes his microphone, and sweeps a girl off her feet during With Or Without You!

Thanks to @U2.com & B.S. I was able to be in the front row for this. It was on October 26, 2004 at the California Theatre in San Jose and they performed 'Original of the Species' & 'All Because of You'. I filmed it on my digital camera (with crappy sound) but found an mp3 on u2exit.com of both songs that I was able to mix with, thanks to that taper! You get to hear my crappy digital camera's audio between the songs (I didn't want to cut the video). Filmed from the first row, I had to move a bit during ABOY due to a cameraman filming right in front of me! Hopefully one day Steve Jobs will release this as a free iTunes gift if you buy the Special Edition U2 shuffle or something! Thanks to Fawaz who helped me mix this! Enjoy! - bort269 (YouTube)

The biggest stars in Irish music appeared on ‘The Late Late Show’ tonight in a special tribute to legendary singer Ronnie Drew. Tonight’s performance is the first time that the song, written by Robert Hunter (Grateful Dead) with Bono, The Edge and Simon Carmody, has been aired on Irish television.