Another single from U2′s album The Joshua Tree, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For was the second single released in 1987. I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For was an instant hit charting to number one on the Billboard and has since become a staple concert performance for U2.

From the opening track of the album War released in 1983. Sunday Bloody Sunday is noted for the militaristic drum beat that carries the melody of the song. The driving beat and lyrics of Sunday Bloody Sunday portray the political views of U2 and the struggles for Irish independence.

Two Hearts Beat As One is from U2′s album WAR. Featuring an explosive baseline by Adam Clayton, and tight vocal lyrics, Two Hearts Beat As One achieved only moderate successes as compared to other prominent U2 songs/albums.

Where The Streets Have No Name is the opening track from U2′s Joshua Tree. The lyrics written in response to a rhetorical comment about being able to identify a person’s race, income, and affluence by the street upon which they resided – particularly in Belfast.