First Time Hearing The Cranberries

First Time Hearing The Cranberries - Zombie Reaction

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@jonathanlocke6404

Some of her vocal technique is based on a traditional Gaelic Celtic form called "keening", found in Ireland and Scotland. It is associated with mourning, and was used in the formal Irish funeral ritual. Very fitting in this context...

@revgurley

Such a powerful anti-war song. I remember a time when the Irish Republican Army (IRA) was bombing civilians - it was kind of scary if you wanted to visit Ireland, especially Northern Ireland, for a long time. They killed about 1800 people, 600 civilians. Another snapshot of history that isn't discussed much in the US. Worth reading up a little about it. Thanks for the reaction!

@balansboy

Dolores' voice was magical

@42Mrgreenman

This song was written after the lead, Doloris O' Riordan, saw a report of a bombing in Ireland by the IRA (Irish Republican Army, a separatist group for Irish independence) in which two young boys were killed by the bomb that was placed inside a public garbage can that they were near when it detonated...sadly, Doloris herself passed away in January of 2018, the next day she was supposed to collaborate with the band Bad Wolves on their cover of Zombie, but she was found dead in her hotel room...Bad Wolves released the song in tribute and donated all the proceeds to her family...Rest in Power Dee!

@garyrobb5341

The child slowly taken was on life support for a few days until his mother let him go. The other boy died at the scene. They were out buying cards for Mother’s Day.

@gavinoleary4550

This song is a result of conflict in Ireland between Ireland and England, England invaded us. We are not the only country they’ve invaded. They liked doing that. we fought back in 1916… this went on many years

@Shankulaaa

In case it hasn’t been mentioned, the armed soldiers and vehicle checkpoints in the video were real.

@brettbridger362

BTW, the band was offered a lot of money NOT to release the song and got a lot of flack for choosing to ignore that and release it anyway. The whole thing was a nightmare.

@ninawest8

Sunday bloody Sunday, by U2 hits on the subject also...so sad😢

@AsTheCrowSquawks

Yeah, this song makes me tear up every time.

@SJ19_998

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@ingekoschmidder6424

The song is about the long-running conflict in Northern Ireland.

@megdelaney3677

RIP Dolores O'Riordan. Thanks for reacting. Such a moving song & video.

@pdxangst

Something you mentioned in this reminded me of the song "Lightning Crashes" by the band "Live". Great song, very expressive.

@RickSmith-tb8xr

Ima 54 year old Man and I declare that this a Tear jerker

@missblondie2393

Delores's voice goes straight from her heart and soul directly to the listener

@debbiemcgrady

This is an amazing song A heavy metal band, Bad Wolves, did a cover of it in 2018 Delores was supposed to sing with them but she died the day she was supposed to record her tracks. So sad Bad Wolves donated a portion of the proceeds to her children Check out Bad Wolves version The video is powerful too

@charliecochran3035

I was a teen in the 80s when this topic was in the news all the time. Even with that most Americans (me included) were pretty unaware. This song really raised awareness a ton.

@andrewboland1062

Definitely check out their other songs - Linger, Dreams, Ode To My Family, When You're Gone, Animal Instinct, Promises, Just My Imagination, Free To Decide, Hollywood, Salvation, Ridiculous Thoughts, You And Me, Analyse, Never Grow Old, Time Is Ticking Out, Tomorow, Wake Me When It's Over, Icicle Melts, Daffodil Lament, there's so many I could recommend, but they've like 7 or 8 Studio Albums, plus The Lead Singer Of The Cranberries (R.I.P) Dolores O'Riordan, has 2 Solo Studio Albums called Are You Listening And No Baggage with amazing songs like You Set Me On Fire, Angel Fire, Ordinary Day, When We Were Young, Switch Off The Moment, Apple Of My Eye, Black Widow and The Journey

@michellez1414

Another brilliant Irish protest singer is Sinèad O'Connor. Not only did she tear a photo of the pope on Saturday Night Live, but stood in front if a booing crowd and sang War. Check out The Emperor's New Clothes. No Man's Woman, Mandinka, Daddy I'm Fine.....so great.