U2: Rattle and Hum (1988)

Rattle and Hum is the sixth studio album by rock band U2, and a companion rockumentary film directed by Phil Joanou, both released in 1988. The film and the album feature live recordings, covers, and new songs. To a greater extent than on their previous album, The Joshua Tree, the band explores American roots music and incorporates elements of blues rock, folk rock, and gospel music in their sound. The motion picture was filmed primarily in the United States in late 1987 during The Joshua Tree Tour and it features their experiences with American music.

Although Rattle and Hum was intended to represent the band paying tribute to rock legends, some critics accused U2 of trying to place themselves amongst the ranks of these artists. While critical reception was mixed, the album was a commercial success, reaching the number one spot in several countries and selling 14 million copies.

Synopsis

Rattle And Hum montre U2 sur scène et pendant leur tournée triomphale « Joshua Tree », depuis leur performance au stade géant en technicolor jusqu’à l’intensité du noir et blanc des spectacles en salle. Suivez le groupe traversant l’Amérique à la recherche de nouvelles influences ou jouant avec le légendaire B.B. King lors du voyage qui l’a mené de Dublin à Graceland, la propriété du King…Helter SkelterVan Diemen’s LandDesireExit (*)Gloria (*)I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking ForFreedom For My PeopleSilver and GoldAngel of HarlemAll Along the WatchtowerIn God’s Country (*)When Love Comes to TownHeartlandBad (*)Ruby Tuesday (*)Sympathy For the Devil (*)Where the Streets Have No Name (*)MLK (*)With Or Without You (*)The Star-Spangled BannerBullet the Blue SkyRunning to Stand Still (*)Sunday Blody Sunday (*)Pride (In the Name of Love)All I Want Is You

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