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RIP one of the greatest vocalists of all time.
Amen.
She was incredible and will be missed
I’m sorry dude. It’s definitely sad she’s gone but literally sounds like icejjfish but not even funny. She is straight up awful
@@jonnysimpson093 You're just plain wrong. But you're welcome to your opinion.
@@jonnysimpson093 your ears are fucked it seems.
Zombie is considered a protest song against the Northern Ireland conflict. Dolores O'Riordan ( leadsinger) wrote the lyrics to the song during the band's 1993 tour of England in memory of two children (Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry) who were killed in an IRA bombing in Warrington on March 20, 1993. ✌️🤘✌️
True. But it is also an anti-war song.
with all the references to 1916 i always took it to be about ww1
@@Necr0e1 1916 refers to the Easter Rebellion in Dublin. It is an anti-war song, but inspired specifically by the indiscriminate killing of two English children by the IRA.
@@grahamechambers6642 totally possible, but as someone not from the ireland or uk, the closest comparison i could make is ww1
@@Necr0e1 it's not "totally possible" that is LITERALLY what inspired the writing of this song,
Musically, this live version sounds similar to the studio version played in the music video. Visually, the video is worth seeing. It's very powerful. By the way, the lyric "since 1916" is a reference to the 1916 Easter Rising/Rebellion in Dublin. It was one of the key events preceding the Partition of Ireland and the Irish Civil War several years later.
I always prefer the album version with real video, but this does sound much closer than many live versions. Still, album good - live bad.
I was actually shocked how closely this resembles the studio version. It always makes me feel better when the band can actually perform their songs live.
Rip Deloris yes she is Irish that sound she sings is Keening is a traditional form of vocal lament for the dead in the Gaelic Celtic tradition, known to have taken place in Ireland and Scotland. Keening, which can be seen as a form of sean-nós singing, was performed in the Irish and Scottish Gaelic languages. Peace out.
I wondered if it was a specific musical choice or an actual style, thanks for clearing things up!
Great explanation, Steve Fulstone! You said what I wished that I could! Thanks! ☮ ❤ 🎶
A, ble y Cymru?
Lol some Aussies try to sing in this accent.
I knew she was irish (I think) but I didn’t know the way she was singing was something so specific. Thanks for the information. The song already made me tear up but knowing keening style of singing now makes tears roll down my cheeks.❤️💕💋😭
To add an afterthought the remake she was supposed to feature on would have been amazing, but Bad Wolves didn’t do the song nearly as good original. It did good as a tribute though.
When you're over 60, it's fun to see that younger people continue to discover what you've been listening to for years... It's also reassuring because beautiful things as good songs are eternal... .
I’m 19 and I’ve known this song since 12 after sometime listening to my first rock group; 3daysgrace, it’s a beautiful song.
I'm 30. I've known this song since i was 10. Truly good music never dies.
To continue with the pattern... I'm 42 and this song came out my Freshman year of high school. Been listening to it ever since.
I've listened to The Cranberries since I was 11. I'm 38.
"It's the same old thing since 1916"
damn that bar gets me every time
"The song was written in response to the death of Johnathan Ball, 3, and Tim Parry, 12, who had been killed in the IRA bombing in Warrington, northwest England, when two devices hidden in litter bins were detonated."
Everyone else have already mentioned where the song was inspired from. So all I can do is strongly recommend the original music video. It , much as the lyrics, is very powerful.
This. One of the few songs where the original video is a must, the Bad Wolves version being another.
I can't agree more to this
The crowd singing along gave me goosebumps. Was this concert in Ireland or Britain?
You’re exactly right, the composition is absolutely flawless, but more importantly the message is about oppression and wanting of peace. You can tell through the chorus how much it resonates just by her voice. It almost sounds Gaelic in the way her voice cracks and wavers. What a masterpiece.
that crack is *very * reminiscent of gaelic keening, fitting for the subject matter
The wavering voice is called "keening". Its a traditional Irish way of singing at funerals. Its meant to convey sadness and despair.
@@louise5651 thank you for the clarity, I hope that’s a describable way of saying it, but I noticed how her voice changes during the melody.
Considering she was Irish Im not surprised it sounds Gaelic lol
When you said that this song was a masterpiece, you were spot on. This song - essentially- reverberated around the world and all of Gen X had their views on the Occupation of Ireland deeply affected. The 1994-1995 ceasefire happened a couple of months after the song was released.
Whatever else, Gen X around the world considered the ‘Irish Troubles’ to be utter bullshit and not acceptable.
This song IS a masterpiece.
The song is about the Irish “troubles” and how no one wins in war, most especially the people caught in the middle.
Bad Wolves did a cover of this before Tommy Vext left group......she passed the day she was supposed to do her vocals for the video so they put out the video and proceeds went to her family
The Cranberries are from Ireland. This song was written in response to an IRA bombing in the UK. That's what I've come to understand
@@Drax514 calm down, bro. A simple correction would've sufficed. You ain't gotta talk down to folks like that.
@@Drax514 Totally wrong, it was written after the two bombs in Warrington killed two boys aged 3 and 12, as you say Wikipedia exists, try using it and you'll see the truth.
@@Drax514 Unfortunately for you this song was inspired by the indiscriminate killing of two English boys by an IRA bomb in Warrington. Wikipedia exists and all this information is right there. Check it out. Let's not make shit up.
@UCNUyualjtFT2JliZN1KeA8w mate you are the one that’s wrong. The song was written as a reaction to a bombing in Warrington, UK where 2 young boys were killed. Dolores confirmed this several times. Also, why be so rude?
@@BamaXander he is completely wrong anyway. Dolores confirmed several times that the song was written as a direct response to 2 young boys being killed by an IRA bomb in Northern England.
Deloris was supposed to re-record her vocals for the Bad Wolves cover of Zombie, but died from pneumonia the day she was scheduled to go into the studio. Bad Wolves went ahead a proceeded with recording the cover (and did an outstanding job of it) and are giving all proceeds to her children.
If pneumonia includes being so drunk you drown in the bathtub, sure.
A cover should be better then the original, or it`s a bad cover.
@@Tommysimonsen and there's only been a select few imo that did covers justice to the original and maybe better obviously disturbed doing sound of silence, Chris cornell patience GNR cover, Heart did an amazing stairway to heaven live even, those are some that just stand out to me heck Joan Jett did a bunch of covers that were good, I thought bad wolves did a good job it would've been cool to here Delores part the only thing I thought that could be been better was the music of the song if it wasn't for the lyrics you'd never know it was the same song I get they probably wanted to make it their own way but they kind of took away what made that song so iconic in the first place the 45 sec just chaotic outro the drums you didn't really get that with their version.
since then the ex-lead singer of Bad Wolves was booted from the band for being a total POS.
@@kellymccann9540 Joe Cocker With a little help from my friends.
Denzel Curry adding a verse to RATM Bulls On Parade.
It`s happens, but often covers are just not as good as the original or not adding anything new, waster of time.
As I've gotten older, I can't help but just weep any time I hear this song now... I have to change the radio at work if it comes on because I'll be out of commission for half an hour. I absolutely love this song.
You are not alone in this, except it has always been a weeper for me. When it first released I'd be belting along with tears streaming as I drove along.
These days, I don't always belt, but I always weep.
This song is bigger than the original story. "In our heads" speaks about our bias, our stubborn attachment to ideology. Don't be a zombie, don't repeat the errors of the past.
I got to catch a concert Bad Wolves cover this with the daughter of the Cranberries’s Singer. Amazing beyond words.
They weren’t even the headliners but they killed it
This is a classic song. I recommend "Ode to my family" "Linger" and "Dreams" RIP Dolores O'Riordan
Back in the day, Linger was my jam. Then they released this song. ❤️❤️
I agree with all of these. "Ode to my Family" is my favorite.
When You're Gone, Animal Instinct, Promises and Just My Imagination aswell
Dolores, Rest In Peace. One of the most beautifully haunting voices ever. We miss you.
"This is a masterpiece." This is an understatement. 25+years later and this still brings literal tears to my eyes. RIP Dolores O'Riordan 🙏
You HAVE to watch the Video of this song! It's a whole other experience! 👍😎
The second best thing about this song, after Delores' vocals, is the angry drumming.
He’s one fierce (!) drummer- for sure. Loved seeing him live! I was sorta busy w/ 3 small kids as Cranberries hit-but bought this CD-was extremely moved by it. Extremely. May Delores truly be resting in peace. And may her family be ever proud of her amazing talent & commitment to cause.
"Guys, this is a Masterpiece." ... We welcome you to the music history museum Mr. Lboyd. We hope you enjoy your visit. If you have any questions I am certain one of our many tour guides can answer those for you.
Our greatest pleasure is watching the face of somebody who hears a Masterpiece for the very first time. Thank you for that.
Her vocal style in this song is that of “Keening”, in Irish tradition, mourning for the dead. The “troubles”, she says, we didn’t want this. “It’s not me, it’s not my family.” We didn’t participate, and yet, we grieve with you.
This is a song that you can actually react to the official video, unless things have changed. It’s well worth checking out - the visuals combined with this amazing song are astounding. Dolores was a force to be reckoned with.
I'm shocked you've never heard this, it lives among the all time greats because the execution was flawless and literally everyone agrees with the message. The music video for this is even more powerful due to the visuals, if you ever get a chance to let that hit you off camera I would highly suggest giving it your time as well.
I'm always amazed at how much music this guy has never heard of
It's definitely the best music video ever.
You should really watch the music video to get her full story, and the depth. Heartbreaking.
Great live version, and I know you listen to the albums after reacting quite often, but the original video is iconic and also worth your time if you get the chance, good sir.
I feel for my Irish heritage, and for the people of Ukraine living this now.
Love this song. My mom was a huge Cranberries fan and this song is basically a quarter of my childhood lmao
My kids would probably say the same. One of the many bands they grew up with.
Deloris was one of the great vocalists of our time and was taken far too soon. The entire album was this good mainly because of her voice.
As time goes on, this song goes higher and higher on my all-time greatest list.
She’s from Ireland RIP🙏
The music video to this is a work of art in itself. I know the reasons, but this is one I really wish would have been the studio version. Bad wolf, as said elsewhere was scheduled to remake this along with her, but she died in her bathtub when she drowned from drinking to much. It was a big loss of a phenomenal singer/ song writer. Bad wolf still recorded and made it almost into a tribute.. then donated all proceeds to her family.
This song is iconic. To irish people, especially those that remember "The Troubles," this song really hits.
It was written after an attack, I think a bombing carried out by the IRA, killed two young boys who were just caught in the blast.
We appreciate your gift to us the American people with Dolores's beautiful voice
It brought international attention back to the fighting going on in Ireland.
@@Avrysatos There wasn't much fighting going on, this was a terrorist bombing in an English town that killed a 3 year old boy and 12 year old boy, loads more people were injured in the two blasts that took place on a Saturday with families out shopping on the streets of Warrington.
@@RushfanUK I didn't know at the time there was ANY fighting going on. It didn't get much US news coverage, and even my mother admits she never heard about the bombing this song is about until the song became a hit and was being played everywhere.
"once in a lifetime" is a good way of putting it. I genuinely think this might be the best song ever written. And that's not just personal preference, I don't consider it one of my personal favourites (though I obviously love it). It's so powerful, with the incredibly melodic yet understated chord progression, the little lead guitar licks, the bass, the DRUMS, the message of the lyrics, and of course Dolores's incredible vocals. I've always been amazed at how strong her voice was considering how physically small she was. Plus the fact that she never seems to be "pushing" her voice, it always seems effortless.
Great reaction!
Might I suggest a song called "Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult? Many believe it to be the perfect song or definitely one of the best and I also love it.
The look on your face as you listen to this masterpiece is priceless. I can tell you love it without you saying a word.
It would be a once in a lifetime song except they have dozens of other great songs with different themes I have to recommend salvation, linger and dreams
RIP Delores. She often uses an Irish style of singing that's similar to a yodel. This song is specifically about war and conflict in Ireland and people killing each other's children. Other songs from them are Linger and Dreams
The band was indeed Irish. The lead singer’s name was Dolores O’Riordan; she died at the age of forty-six in January of 2018 of an accidental drowning. Zombie is a comment on “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland (It’s the same old thing since 1916….). This song stunned me when I first heard it, if you watch the official video you will likely get chills….
You are feeling what I felt 30 years ago when I first heard Dolores. I've listened to thousands of bands. Been to hundreds and hundreds of concerts of all sizes and generes. Her voice is in my top 5 of all time. Dolores will be missed but her voice will linger for the ages!
Such a shame we'll never know how that Bad Wolves cover would have sounded with her beautiful, haunting vocals.RIP😢🥲
This still gives me goosebumps everytime even after all this time!
Your experience with getting lost in the song is how it was for most of us in the 90's with music in general. The level of talent in the music industry per capita at one time is insanely ridiculous across all genre
I can never forget this song. It's the first one I can remember in my life that gave my whole body chills.
Yes. A masterpiece! Great band. And oh, Dolores, Dolores, Dolores!
Everytime she sings Zombie during the song, I get chills. Every. Single. Time.
Man, this song hits So much harder, hearing it in the context of current world events…This song couldn’t ring more True with the war in Ukraine, In Your Head, They are still fighting, in your head they are dying…Zombie 😔💔
Well.. Now you need to do "In Your Head" by Eminem.
Oh, I am so disappointed you did not bring up the video for this amazing tune. As great as this live performance is the imagery in the video is worth a whole reaction. You would be good at pointing out the powerful symbolism and stunning visuals. Definitely go there.
This little lady was so powerful. RIP
Thanks to my sisters, I grew up hearing this and other classics every day. Such a powerful message... RIP, Delores.
Always more Cranberries and Dolores. Always.
zero chance this is a first time hearing. this shit was on the radio globally for like 4 years of our childhood.
Loyd is a couple years younger than I. It was probably written when he was 6. Then imagine being semi isolated and only hearing rap and hip hop
@@elischultes6587 dont know exactly how old he is or exactly when the song came out but as a early 30s texan who grew up on hip hop i had heard this 300+ times before i turned 12 and never listened to it voluntarily. it was in countless shows and movies too and trailers too
@@elischultes6587 dude nothing against him but there is ZERO chance he doesn't know a single of the biggest Hits in history he reacts to.. not possible.. here and there a song you miss ok, but literally everyone..
This song hits me hard, I'm from Cork in Ireland. R.I.P Dolores O'Riordan. This song means so much and sang by a the voice of an Angel.
You should have watched the music video, it is very impactful and makes it far easier to understand the song.
I say you STilL need to see the music video, as well as read about why this song was written.
The way she uses her voice is called "keening", which is a traditional form of vocal lament for the dead in Gaelic.
If you know you know. As good as this song is, some of us will never know. I remember growing up seeing the fighting on the news and reading it in the paper. But thats it. I will never know.
RIP. Missed by all ❤️
This song is about the time called the Troubles in Ireland
Looking forward to your reaction of this song.
The lyrics and original video are on point.
The passion in the voice touches the soul
This song actually changed hearts and minds and helped end the fighting in Northern Ireland. A special song. Really check out their official video. Equally amazing.
This is one you must watch the video it will come across more deeper
No criticism of the audio here but the official video is a work of art on its own that you would do well to watch.
🇮🇪🇮🇪Just checkin in first got to say there's nothing more I can add to my fellow followers and their history giving. but from that era my favourite view is always gonna be the video MTV version.either way true that her voice was as good in studios live. Genuine af. The history and Cranberries other turns but esp. this song sit proudly on teendom display cabinet. Dolores death was like another string of teendom fell off my 90s ghost. 🥺😢 Her voice is otherworldly in this though.
Should watch the video, it will impact more.
The irony of this song, is that it literally STILL applies to this day.
To me, it's a modern Irish dirge with folk-rock overtones. NO ONE could have owned this song more than Dolores. She bares her soul here.
You should definitely watch the official video as well. AMAZING SONG.
Love this song. Delores was taken way to young, she was 47. RIP Delores ❤ 🙏 🕊 ☮
It's gut wrenching. Their music video is absolutely amazing, although quite graphic. Needed though.
The day she died she was on her way to record parts of this song with Bad Wolves who were doing a cover of it. Bad Wolves finished the cover, released it as a single and gave all the proceeds to her family.
i do encourage you to also watch the mucis video for this one as it really helps with the theme & impact of this song, it visually ties in and tells the story so well.
Yeap, you're on point as always. This song is a masterpiece.
Dolores O'Riarden was a once in a lifetime female musician, she was vocalist in Cranberries from 1989 till 2003, then she ventured on a solo carreer.
Cranberries last album with Dolores as vocalist was released in 2017. She unfortunately died at age 46 in january 2018.
A huge LOSS for the musical world.
I gotta be honest when it started I thought "damn another live performance instead of the video" but damn that was a fucking great performance.
I like to think that the aggressive heavy chorus is her passion for peace almost shouting for it
The studio version with the video is stunning as well. Gives a bit more perspective I guess you could say
You said it,
"MASTERPIECE"
RIP DOLORES O'RIORDAN.
i still can't believe we lost her. my eyes don't usually leak like this.
I remember being in my sophomore year of high school I got my first car. And I got a job at a fast food Italian restaurant run by two Jewish guys.
I remember mopping up the floor at night with this song playing on the radio
You should check out The Pogues Dirty Old Town or The Irish Rover. Folk Irish music mixed with 70s punk rock.
If you're interested, there was a great cover of this song by the group Bad Wolves on which Delores O'Riordan was set to do the vocals but sadly she died before she was able to record it. The group did release the song and donated the proceeds to her children.
RIP Dolores, we were blessed to witness your talent and kindness, your sorrow and your passion. You are an angel.
Most definately Irish. This song is about 2 boys that were killed in the IRA bombing of Warrington in 1993..............this is up there as one of my favorite songs, yes you are right it's a Masterpiece on many levels. In the 90's prior to that there had been several bombings and a mortor bomb attack. I personally walked past the Victoria Station bomb, just before it exploded and killed someone, I ducked when the mortor bomb attack happed as I was that close, and pretty much ducked when the Baltic exchange bomb went off, they were troubled times.
Just an incredible song, highly recommended the official music video too
So the references to 1916 in this song are referring to the Easter Rising, which began on 24 April 1916. The leaders of the Rising of that time declared a Republic and fought a week long insurrection in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. Some other smaller incidences took place in other parts of Ireland.
The insurrection against British rule in Ireland was ultimately crushed and the leaders were executed by the British military. Delores, however, is making the point that Irish Republicans of the Troubles era claim their legitimacy from the aims of those in 1916. So it's the same old theme since 1916, in your head they're still fighting.
Now, the 1916 leaders are almost seen as Ireland's founding fathers today. Still, what the song was pointing out was that, in your head you may be fighting for an ideal like in 1916, or maybe an abstract notion, but in reality people are dying. The song came at a time when ordinary people were sick of the conflict in Northern Ireland. A peace movement had subsequently erupted in the wake of the Warrington bomb of 1993 that killed two young children, and ultimately a ceasefire came into being in 1994. This was broken but another long lasting one was established in 1997, which eventually ended up in the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.
Just to clarify, all sides committed horrendous acts during The Troubles. Loyalist paramilitary killed civilians indiscriminately, Republican paramilitaries did the same at times, while the British Army were a disgrace on many occasions. It was a cycle of violence and people were simply sick of it by the 90s.
Watch the music video for this song. Then watch the cover that Bad Wolves did in 2018. You will never be the same. RIP Deloris.
Love this tune RIP Dolores O'Riordan. But Dude, I swear that with your demeaner and voice, you would make a killing as a radio DJ...
Would love to hear your thoughts on this as compared to the cover of it from bad wolves now that you’ve heard both
First, Dolores O'Riordan was one of the best singers of the 90s - while not quite as successful in the charts, she was every bit the equal of Celine Dion and Whitney Houston. Her unique, lilting / keening style both isolated her from her contemporaries and has given many of her songs an lingering, haunting feeling now that she's gone.
Side note, I'm guessing if you've heard anything from the Cranberries before it would be "Dreams" or "Linger" - both were played regularly on American pop radio. If not, I'd say give both a listen.
Second, I know I say it often in your comment section, but you should really watch the music video. In the case of "Zombie," it is a work of art, both musically, and as a piece of documentary style film. It incorporates symbolic imagery from studio shoots spliced with actual footage from Belfast (the heart of the area with the troubles the song laments) and Dublin. It is stunning. I cannot recommend it enough.
First time I ever heard this song it absolutely blew me away and still does, seems it did the same for you as well.
A very strong emotional song that drags something out of many peaple from across the world.
Peace to you all.
I SPECIFICALLY hope you have or will check out the MV for this, and then the Bad Wolves cover MV. RIP Dolores 🖤
1st off I am sure it has been said RIP Delores O'Riordan!!! Also huge fan of The Cranberries but also watch original video and The Bad Wolves reprise you will be amazed
A lot of these riffs remind me of some of Hed P.E.'s more somber songs... they would give a interesting reaction. Although, maybe more suitable for your 2nd channel XD.
She is indeed from Ireland. Unfortunately, she passed away a few years ago. 😔
Look up "No need to Argue" it's hauntingly beautiful.
Yes she is from Limerick in Ireland. The song is about the troubles that was happening in Northern Ireland.
TheCranberriesTV
2 years ago
"We are so delighted with the news that Zombie has reached 1 Billion views on RUclips! 🎉 We are sure Dolores has a big, proud smile on her face too.
Thank you so much to all our fans around the world for supporting us over so many years.
Hopefully you are all safe and well in this bizarre time and managing to find some hope and positivity in our music." ❤
-this was posted on their Vevo channel....
Delores had an amazing voice-uniquely Irish in her delivery.Thank you for the reaction. Now, how about a reaction to another Irish legend, the incomparable guitarist Rory Gallagher? Any cut from Irish Tour '74 would be a great place to start. It was recorded during the Troubles in Ireland and Rory was one of the only artists who would perform in Belfast and Northern Ireland during that time. 10 bombs went off in Belfast the day before his performance but he refused to cancel because he felt the kids needed the music.
I've always loved this song. 😎 Frog leap studios does a very respectful cover of this song. Highly recommend you to check it out. 🤓
This style of singing is called "keening" and it is used at wakes and funerals in Ireland.