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  1. The most strange live versión of NYD (Electric without guitar)

    1983-11-00: TV Studio - Tokyo, Japan

    Setlist:

    1.New Year's Day

    Comments: During their visit to Japan in November 1983, U2 appear on an unidentified Japanese TV show. Edge's guitar breaks down and he plays most of New Year's Day's guitar parts on piano. At the end of what was meant to be the guitar solo, Bono's timing is thrown off and the song's conclusion is improvised.

    Here:



    For me is the first time that i see this video
  2. And Adam doing his best to look super cool and saying "I got this".
    At least they didn't ask them to be part of a crazy japanese game show.

    It was still a fantastic performance. Kudos to Bono for improvising the sh** out of the song.
  3. Haven't seen this before either, good find!
    Poor guys
  4. What the heck is Bono wearing?
  5. New Year's Day (Tech Problem Mix)
  6. Definitely one of Edge's worst days at the office...
    GREAT video

    (Bono's face when he hints Edge to the piano - "piano!" )
  7. Originally posted by u2mario:The most strange live versión of NYD (Electric without guitar)

    1983-11-00: TV Studio - Tokyo, Japan

    Setlist:

    1.New Year's Day

    Comments: During their visit to Japan in November 1983, U2 appear on an unidentified Japanese TV show. Edge's guitar breaks down and he plays most of New Year's Day's guitar parts on piano. At the end of what was meant to be the guitar solo, Bono's timing is thrown off and the song's conclusion is improvised.

    Here:

    [YouTube Video]

    For me is the first time that i see this video
    Hahahahaha, at the very end his guitar works!


  8. Edge at 2:30
  9. Adam loving the limelight lol.
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