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An excellent performance of Miserere, a great hit, altho I still prefer Andrea Bocelli's version

The Corrs & Bono of U2 perform "When the Stars Go Blue" at Live 8 in Edinburgh, Scotland. 2005.

Bono explains why 2005 is such an important year to Make Poverty History www.makepovertyhistory.org/video

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Bono wrote the song "Mystery Girl" recorded by Roy Orbison. This clip is about that writing and recording process. A good part of this clip is Bono talking about it. Roy Orbison (and several others) also comment briefly. There is some footage of Roy singing it.

Visit my U2 spanish web: http://www.javiu2.es Irish rock star opens up about his efforts to aid Africa in a variety of ways During their two-day, four-nation trip through Africa, Brian Williams and Bono sat down for an extended interview during a flight from Bamako, Mali, to Accra, Ghana. What follows is a transcript of their conversation, edited for readability.

The Police performing Invisible Sun at the 6/15/86 Amnesty International Conspiracy of Hope concert at Giants Stadium. Bono joins them for the last verse.

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At an award show in 2003, accepting the award for 'The hands that built America'

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For Stereo click here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ61jqKFo74&fmt=18 Recently recorded live track for RTE's 'The View', as Bono & The Edge take a tour of a new 15,000 seater venue formerly 'The Point' in Dublin where they first performed this song as seen in the Rattle & Hum movie. Originally written, and sung just by The Edge Thanks for all the views and comments and ratings! U2 Van Diemen's Land Lyrics Hold me now, oh hold me now 'til this hour has gone around And I'm gone on the rising tide For to face Van Diemen's land It's a bitter pill I swallow here To be rent from one so dear We fought for justice and not for gain [ Find more Lyrics at www.mp3lyrics.org/iAN ] But the magistrate sent me away Now kings will rule and the poor will toil And tear their hands as they tear the soil But a day will come in this dawning age When an honest man sees an honest wage Hold me now, oh hold me now 'til this hour has gone around And I'm gone on the rising tide For to face Van Diemen's land

Edward de Bono, renowned expert on creative thinking, talks about creativity and about thinking outside the box. Be sure to check out more from Doctor de Bono and solve his three creative challenges at www.thinkoutsidethebox.se

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Hallmark track and first single from 1985's Macalla album featuring Bono and one of the ost outstanding vocal performances he has ever acheived. Driving in the hearse to Donegal shoot Bono famously lay in the back while crossing the border through Northern Ireland.

From The Ben Stiller Show. Commercial/video starts about a minute in.

Bono and The Corrs pay tribute to Clannad in video presentation for Lifetime Achievement Award

Bono is honored to received the NAACP Chairman Award

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Grönemeyers Rockgipfel in Rostock - Herbert Grönemeyer und Bono von U2 singen zusammen "Mensch"

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http://www.ted.com Musician and activist Bono accepts the 2005 TED Prize with a riveting talk, arguing that aid to Africa isn't just another celebrity cause; it's a global emergency. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers are invited to give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes -- including speakers such as Jill Bolte Taylor, Sir Ken Robinson, Hans Rosling, Al Gore and Arthur Benjamin. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design, and TEDTalks cover these topics as well as science, business, politics and the arts. Watch the Top 10 TEDTalks on TED.com, at http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/top10

Bono Speaks at 2008 Women's Conference in California

1999-03-15 Bono inducts Bruce Springsteen Transcript of Bono's speech: Bruce is a very unusual rock star, isnt he really? I mean he hasn't done the things most rock stars do. He got rich and famous, but never embarrassed himself with all that success, did he? No drug busts, no blood changes in Switzerland. Even more remarkable, no golfing! No bad hair period, even in the '80s. No embarrassing movie roles, no pet snakes, no monkeys. No exhibitions of his own paintings. No public brawling or setting himself on fire on the weekend. Well, you can't be a big legend and not be dysfunctional. It's not allowed. You should at least have lost your looks. Everyone else has. Did you see them? It's like Madame Tussaud's back there! And then there's Bruce Springsteen. Handsome, handsome mother with those brooding brown eyes, eyes that could see through America. And a catastrophe of great songs, if you were another songwriter. Bruce has played every bar in the U.S.A., and every stadium. Credibility --- you couldn't have more, unless you were dead. He's America's writer, and critic. It's like in 'Badlands,' he's Martin Sheen and Terrence Malick. To be so accessible and so private... But then again, he is an Irish-Italian, with a Jewish-sounding name. What more do you want? Add one big African sax player, and no one in this room is gonna f*** with you! He was the end of long hair, brown rice and bell bottoms. He was the end of the 20-minute drum solo. It was good night, Haight-Ashbury; hello, Asbury Park. He was a new vision, and a new community. More than a community, because every great rock group is kind of like starting a religion. And Bruce surrounded himself with fellow believers. The E Street --- wasn't just a great rock group, or a street gang. It was a brotherhood. Zealots like Steve Van Zandt, the bishop Clarence Clemons, the holy Roy Bittan, crusaders Danny Federici, Max Weinberg, Garry Tallent and later Nils Lofgren. And Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau, Jon Landau. What do you call a man who makes his best friend his manager, his producer, his confessor? You call him the Boss. And Springsteen didn't just marry a gorgeous red-headed woman from the Jersey Shore. She could sing, she could write, and she could tell the Boss off. And thats Patty right there. At some point I remember riding in an elevator with gentleman Bruce, where he just stared straight ahead of himself, and completely ignored me. I was crushed. Only when he walked into the doors as they were opening, did I realize the impossible was happening. My god, Bruce Springsteen, the Buddha of my youth, is plastered! Drunk as a skunk! Pissed as a fart... Something was going on, though. As a fan I could see that my hero was beginning to rebel against his own public image. Things got even more interesting on 'Tunnel of Love,' when he started to deface it. A remarkable bunch of tunes, where our leader starts having a go at himself, and the hypocrisy of his own heart, before anyone else could. But the tabloids could never break news on Bruce Springsteen. Because his fans ... he had already told us everything in the songs. We knew he was spinning. We could feel him free-falling. But it wasn't in chaos or entropy. It was in love. We call him the Boss. Well that's a bunch of crap. He's not the boss. He works *for* us. More than a boss, he's the owner, because more than anyone else, Bruce Springsteen owns America's heart.