"Zombie" - The Cranberries (Halloween Cover by First to Eleven)
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2019
- Our cover of "Zombie" by The Cranberries!
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Why are you dressed as zombies?! This song has nothing to do with what you are portraying as a zombie. This is rediculous! If you don't understand a songs meaning don't cover it. Especially something so significant.
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@@frimshieify Teacher, leave the kids alone. The song has no connection with Halloween, but they did not mean to offend anyone
@@julianalfredpankratz9061 if no one says anything about its true meaning that is a injustice to what the song was created for. I won't leave it alone. This song was made for a very important reason and "kids" should know the real meaning and not straying people from the real meaning.
@@frimshieify it's probably just a halloween thing man, calm down, it's really not that serious😂
The song is about the ‘troubles’ in Northern Ireland and Ireland in the 20th century. The song was written as an anti-war song to protest the killing of two children by a bomb
Easter Rising 😔
@@Messala91 It references the Easter rising, but it's about the Troubles, specifically when a Provisional IRA bomb exploded in a shopping street in England and killed two boys aged 3 (who was buying a mother's day card) and 12, and injured 50+ shoppers. That, and the brutal repression by British/Loyalists... the point is 'What are you thinking? What's wrong with you?' to both sides.
A friend of mine's dad is English and his mum Irish, and they were living in Ireland at the time. He had to sleep with a shotgun under the bed (and that is not at all usual in Britain or Ireland, also illegal in most cases), not because of the locals, who were really friendly and accepting, but because they were afraid some thug involved in the politics would decide to make an example of them, as they'd been threatened a few times. Didn't work, they're still together and living in Wales.
@@tSp289 wow that's rough and hell :( I knew it was a protest about war, but I didnt realise the in depth meaning behind the song. The things that happen in this world that are caused by us humans (but only a select few) really makes me angry and sad 😢
What makes ite even worse is that Dolores has moved on from this world. May she rest in peace and also all those that lose their lives in any wars. Truly upsetting
David Wong yeah, the Easter Rising was in 1916, about 30 years before the Troubles properly started
Ale x you are correct, It’s to protest the Irish Republican Army which is just another terrorist group!!
I can't believe I just found this..
This entire thing is a masterpiece, starting with Audra's killer vocals (and makeup) and continuing with the awesome musicianship of the instrumentalists. Huuuge round of applause for you guys.
Although Audra credits herself as the songs author..... I am only stating this ......factually so. Because I know. I just do...
That Audra, did not, in fact, compose the lyrical or instrumental structure of the song. It is and always has been a true pain to my heart, knowing she has publicly and privately taken on the role, demeanor, and mental occupation.....of storytelling . In public . In voice, and in person. As a way of life. Making another person's reality, her own. It's sad, it's sick, and it's just ......time to call this a wrap.
And no. I'm not the author , either.
Jobi was. A jobi, that lived it. In reality. Until the IRA flat murdered him in broad daylight. Now you know.
@@brettfordlakecityiowa4301 bla bla
Guys, I'm generally sceptical when people cover this song as it is a master piece already, but you guys killed it! Great job
[Verse 1]
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence caused such silence
Who are we mistaken?
[Pre-Chorus]
But you see, it's not me, it's not my family
In your head, in your head, they are fightin'
With their tanks and their bombs and their bombs and their guns
In your head, in your head, they are cryin'
[Chorus]
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh
[Post-Chorus]
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
[Verse 2]
Another mother's breakin'
Heart is takin' over
When the violence causes silence
We must be mistaken
[Pre-Chorus]
It's the same old theme, since 1916
In your head, in your head, they're still fightin'
With their tanks and their bombs and their bombs and their guns
In your head, in your head, they are dyin'
[Chorus]
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, eh-eh-oh, ra-ra
100th like lol and first comment
If people wish to discover the meaning of this song have a look at Irish history.
facts bro means a lot too us
I know, war is a one of the biggest stupidities in this world.
The whole backstory is so messed up, Belfast still has a wall through its city...
I always enjoy this song as music and a 'work' , some years later when I realised it was a pleading protest song, it added another dimension. She was a wonderful artist Dolores O'Riordan. And the Cranberries' sound remains unique. Great cover, well done.
Romen Kay Well, th song does reference 1916, it is more referring to the period known as The Troubles, which was a prolonged period of around 40 years of violence from about 1950-late 1990s.
Please do “numb” by linkin park
YEP one of my favorite songs by linkin park
ellie ramsden hell yeah......
The one with the J-z duett,that would be sick!
agreed
Support, I'd like to hear a cover of the song Numb - Linkin Park. Yes and at all any other song groups Linkin Park
Her VOICE! They take a song...any song...and they just elevate it and make it sooooo much better. Just incredible.
You can tell the singer really loves this song. She killed it.
The term zombie in this song refers to the mindlessness of the violence that plagued Ireland since the end of WWI.
ok.
like the fighting is just them on 'autopilot' and them acting like they need the fighting to sustain themselves......makes sense....never had heard exactly what the meaning of the song was
"In your head, they're still fighting"
It's past tense. They are still seeing and experiencing the things that happened and have become a zombie. Similar to American veterans that came home from Vietnam.
It has nothing to do with ww1 it's message aims more about the troubles between the 1950's to 1990's for the 40 years of troubles
@@inmydefenceiwasleftunsuper8203 it actually goes much deeper than WWI, and yes it got bad in the 50’s as well. These issues date back to Elizabeth 1.
I like how so many people are like "But but but but this song is about a horrible thing that happened in Ireland where a ton of people suffered!". It's a cover guys, it's a song, people make music and listen to music for a ton of different reasons. If you make a cover, you don't need to have the same intentions as the original writer.
3:29 gave me more goosebumps than the chorus! Very good cover.
I had goosebumps the moment the chorus kicked in with the distortion, drums and bass. It could also be the cold weather but I am sure that it definitely was the chorus kicking in.
Love the make up too!! Made an amazing song your own by adding your own twist without making it looking like a typical cover.
P.S.: Love the feel with which the drummer plays the drums!
@DrummerBoyUU Yes, the drummer did an excellent job with the fills and keeping it sounding simple yet amazing.
Hell yeah man as soon as it kicked I got big time goosebumps
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That Zombie makeup was killer......
I will see myself out now.
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ohhhh i get it
funny
@@TastyDonutz same reaction. But instead I read your comment to figure it out, so thanks
Out of subject
Totally not on subject but people are stupid now days, love the band but fucked up this one
If the first to eleven knew the history of the lyrics they would understand it's not a song about zombies & about past history. Lots of people dead because of war. 😭
My husband is crying every time he heard this song 😢. He come from Ireland ( Belfast )
Wow, such an intense reaction.
I hope he'll feel better! Best wishes to you and your family.
Belfast here to ✌️
He's an idiot
@@arthurmead5341 I knoe you're just looking for an argument, but do you know the history behind this song?
@@bee-of2we yeah, its about the troubles. Fuck the IRA
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Audra, I am continually amazed at how strong and clear your voice is. Nice job to everyone.
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence, caused such silence
Who are we mistaken?
But you see, it's not me
It's not my family
In your head, in your head, they are fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head they are crying
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie, oh
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Another mother's breaking
Heart is taking over
When the violence causes silence
We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme
Since nineteen-sixteen
In your…
Terjemahkan ke bahasa Indonesia
Thank you!like guys
Rivaldo Febriansyah
For a german-speaker, the „zombie“ part may sound like „zahnweh“ which means tooth ache!
Thanks
Her voice is so under rated, she absolutely smashed this !!!
Every single time I think you can't possibly get any better, you pull off a cover like this. Incredible job F2E, simply amazing.
Do "I Miss You" by blink-182 😊😊❤❤
Yes
Please...
or better, After Midnight :)
This got my vote!
Yeeeeessss
When Audra teased this I’m fully expecting a thriller cover tbh 😂
A Thriller cover would've been awesome too 😍
Same
Thats done by Ice Nine Kills. Check them out
I was thinking maybe Pet Sematary by the Ramones might've been it too
Audra i s so damn cute! And so much talent the whole band us just awesome. Audra looks so cute in this zombie make up. I'm so crushing on her right now.
This cover is a great middle ground between the Original Song and the Bad Wolves version!
Seriously skin chilling cover.
Thanks so much!!!
I always felt this was a powerful vocal, then I found out the meaning behind the song and it always breaks me and brings a tear to my eye, this cover is no exception! ✌❤👊
I really liked this cover. I think it's my favourite of all the covers you've done. I really like how despite the original, this seems more stylistic to your band, more than just a band cover.
Great work. Keep it up!
Ah, very well done. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Love these guys covers. Her voice is fantastic.
That is a crazy hard song to cover well... and you guys are fantastic. Your voice is AMAZING!
Always a bit wary when I hear a cover of this song, but you guys nailed it. Dolores would be proud
Just wow!!! One of your best covers since "Heathens" loved it!!!!
With each song I feel they are the most amazing band of these times. I love them!!!.. please.. never ending!!!!!!!
"You can't say that a zombie is gorgeous."
(Audra zombie walks in)
"Nevermind."
A batida perfeita! Excelente.
The chorus gave me goosebumps 😝. One of the best song of all time.
😂
They do a lot of great covers...just found out about these guys last night and already binge watched like 7 or 8 videos lol!
Love the spooky-ish sound in the beginning of this amazing cover.
OMG! I didn’t think I could love this song more.
This is one of the best covers you all have done. I love how the you drop the music in the bridge of this one and really own it. Major kudos!!!
Normally, I don't like covers of this song but your arrangement is 🔥 loved this
check out johnathan youngs cover of this as well as bad wolves, theirs is phenomenal
Rip Dolores O’Riordan ;’(
RIP Dolores O' Riordan
Siapa tu bro ?
@@AbdulHamid-jo4ys malay?anyway dia penyanyi asal
@@usamahazman3196 betul tuer...
Penyanyi asal lagu zombie nier & vocalist Band Cranberries...
RIP
From the very First drum beat .. goosebumps .. i just keep drawn into this incredible song !
you must be the most beautiful zombie i've ever seen. keep the covers coming!
It's like Linking Park did Cranberries.
What I meant to say is that this is amazing.
Best cover of this song I've heard.
Minus the lead singer. Nothing against her but Chester would absilutely crush her. Bad Wolves, Miley Cyrus, Halocene, better but this cover isn't bad.
@@denniswebb341 oh yeah, she has nothing on Chester.
She is a bit nasally.
Amei.......Simplesmente maravilhosa.
As a born and bred Irish man I take my hat off to you guys. Absolutely brilliant 👏
Wow! Another great cover. The drums skills is so thick. The bass and lead are so powerful. Amazing! You guys are totally awesome!
Love this song And Love F211 ❤❤
A difficult piece to cover. This wasn't as intense as the original, but you made it your own, and not just a knockoff. Thank you for a very listenable version of a great song.
Sou Brasileiro...e simplesmente estou adorando esta banda...que shooowww..Very Very Gooodd
Perfeito! Banda perfeita.
Rest in peace
Victims of the troubles
Victims of British oppression and Irish rebellion
We went in to Northern Ireland to keep the peace. British oppression, get your facts right. The IRA killed more of their own, than the Army did. We didn't murder kids indiscriminately. Read your history. Good cover btw
Love this song so much. Found on Spotify today by accident. This version is stunning! Gave me goosebumps so intense I thought my skin was gonna burst open! Beautiful vocals and the arrangement was perfect!
I love this cover to one of my favorite songs ever. Last year it was the Bad Wolves version, and this year it's this one. I like this version a lot more. This was definitely your own style and it worked! Great cover!
this cover is pure fire, it might be one of my favourite so far !
This is the best version of zombie I've ever heard. I can't stop listening.
Check Miley Cyrus cover. Whisky a go go That’s the shit
Definitely a great version, but the mashup with the Bad Wolves / The Cransberries made by DJ Lee is amazing, haunting, and the closest we will get Tommy Vext and Dolores O'Riordan during together!
Bad Wolves version is the best version next to the original easily.
What a sound! Great job!
OMG! You guys are always killing it! So glad you did this cover! It’s on repeat mode now!!!
I love the original and this is a really great cover. Love how they totally made it their own.
2020 is coming soon and this song still makes sense...
As long there is war, it will always make sense.
Jun S. There will always be war, as long someone with power disagrees with someone else, but that’s why we have free thoughts, we aren’t a hive mind
@@KarZak66 война всего лишь разновидность конфликта. По-моему мнению война должна стать пережитком прошлого. Никто из нас не знает, как сложится история, но будем надеяться, что я прав.
Im too lazy to write in english, so if u want to understand it use google translate
@@KarZak66 but my comment above is mine thoughts of a war as a conflict
From an Irish person it's grand :) Can never perfect perfection but this is as close as you can get! Love the effort went into costume. Not going to even mention music, singing, or anything else. It was fair close to original. Thank you favourite song of all time.
By not mentioning I mean Fab :)
All cover are most of my playlist songs ❤️
I love your version of Zombies ❤❤❤
The drum was on point mate! KIeep it up with the great covers. Greetings from The Netherlands :)
Listening back again you three are really growing in leaps and bounds. Keep up the great work.
Honestly, I was terrified of listening to the cover ever since I figured you were doing it by Audra's post. It's such an iconic song I felt it could be such a let down to hear a very clean and polished version of it considering how strong Dolores' voice was. But I'm so happy to find I have goosebumps on my arms. My favourite cover of yours although I'd gone without the zombie makeup considering the actual meaning of the song.
Very much this, the last sentence. Though I suspect that the many years of relative peace since the signing of the GFA means awareness of the full meaning of the lyrics to people, who may have not even born at that time, has not developed or has been lost, particularly for populations not directly affected by the 'Troubles'. I would hope that it has resonances for all those affected by the violence begot by sectarianism of whatever source in this present day.
Omg my favourite song I Love it.
This is one of my favorite songs to do karaoke too and you guys absolutely killed it!!! You guys are amazing 😉
i love how she sings ❤
OMG, wasn't ready for that, amazing cover
Love this song ❤❤
This hits me where I live. A song for someone who's ever lost somebody.
Dude you have no idea
Even though I know it's gonna crack me, I feel as if I need to hear it 🥺
@@chrishughes6443 have a look into the Troubles in Ireland, that's the background to this
@@dcrerand2 I'm from near Warrington. Also had an uncle who served in N Ireland and another uncle who was shot by the IRA when he was a copper.
Vocal is amazing!! Awesome cover.
Take nothing from this cover, it is amazing, but there's just something about when Tommy starts signing this song, it's like a bullet to the heart, it hits so strong. IDK if it's the fact Dolores chose to work with them, or just the pain in Tommy's voice in the cover.
the Cranberries... Legend.
I love this song...
So powerfull cover... Nice...i love it.
From Indonesia...🤗❤️❤️
I left a comment on a recent video about that song not sounding like previous covers. This is an excellent return to form! Very well done, the sound is all there, and it certainly evokes some of the same emotions as the original, which I enjoy. Keep it up!
If these are your fingerprints on this tune, which I think they are, A+++. Beautiful dynamics!
I love that you guys out your own spin to this song. Sounds awesome!!
More Cranberries covers pleaseeee!! You guys did amazing!
Oh my God yes
Woah y’all killed it! Then brought it back to life, then killed it again
This is the best cover of the song Zombie I've heard so far. Absolutely awesome sound. Please more of you.
LOVE this cover!
Hell yes...I love this cover...it is a beautiful tribute to the late great Dolores O...........more Cranberries covers please.
Amazing voice
I think it's the best cover of Zombies till the date....worth listening👍👍👍👍
One of my favorite cover song from F.t.E., because everything fits here. The completely otherworldly vocals, the massive, powerful drums, and the 'scrappy' guitar riffs.
Song about the terrible and bloody ongoing war conflict in Northern Ireland:
Zombie is considered a protest song against the Northern Ireland conflict. The song's lyrics were written by Dolores O'Riordan during the band's 1993 tour of England in memory of two children (Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry) who were killed during an IRA bomb attack in Warrington on March 20, 1993. Key passages refer to the Easter Rising of 1916 and its traumatic consequences.
The text says, among other things:
“It's the same old theme since 1916. In your head they're still fighting with their tanks and their bombs and their bombs and their guns. In your head, in your head they die.”
- The Cranberries - Zombie"
Frederic C. Millet interpreted zombie as a metaphor that war and violence enable everyone to kill for no reason, like robots or the undead of the uprising at the time. In another line of text, the pointlessness of the violent conflict is reinforced by “What’s in your head, zombie”. At the same time, O’Riordan asks her audience why Ireland and England would still fight each other after all these years, as in the lyric “In your head they’re still fighting”.
Stylistically, the title is rather untypical for the band with an electric guitar riff that gives it a grunge or alternative rock character. The song, in E minor, is in 4/4 time. The intro, the ostinato chord progression Em-C-G-D, is played calmly by an undistorted electric guitar. Later, a distorted electric guitar, electric bass, drums and a tambourine were used, which resulted in an overall increase in volume and dynamics right up to the chorus. The female vocals are two-part at times and also become more expressive in the chorus. The quiet verses and the more dynamic chorus are repeated twice and are interrupted by solo passages from electric guitar and bass until the song ends quietly again.
The music video was released in the summer of 1994 and directed by Doug Friedman at H.S.I. Productions produced. As with all single releases from the “No need to argue” album, Samuel Bayer directed the album. The predominantly black and white video criticizes the ongoing violence in the Northern Ireland conflict up to the time of its release. In a first scene, the band is shown playing in a barracks without an audience. In another colorful scene, the singer Dolores, dressed entirely in gold, stands in front of a cross in the presence of children who are again made up in silver. A third black and white scene shows the children playing in a street war and British soldiers checking cars.
On 16 January 2018, following O'Riordan's death, Colin Parry, father of IRA victim Tim Parry, thanked O'Riordan for the "both majestic and also very real lyrics".
"Many people have become immune to the pain and suffering that so many people experienced during that armed campaign", he said. "To read the words written by an Irish band in such a compelling way was very, very powerful."
Paul Brannigan of Louder writes, "Not everyone, however, was impressed by [O'Riordan's] credentials for the role of commentator on one of the most complex conflicts of the modern era." AllMusic said the song "trivialised" the events of the Troubles, and that the "heavy rock trudge" did not play to the band's strengths. Upon the song's release, David Stubbs from Melody Maker said, "'Zombie' doesn't make a born-again fan of me, with its lethargic, samey, grungy riff lurching predictably towards anthem status. But I like Dolores O' Riordan's vocal, like Dana on heroin, all tattered, snarling and trembling at her wits' end." At the same time, Northern Irish band Schtum told Melody Maker, "She's from Limerick, what the fuck would she know? You're talking about the last 25 years of a much bigger and wider problem that has gone on for hundreds of years". Brannigan writes:
"Schtum hailed from Derry, a city 224 miles away from Limerick by road, but one which may as well have been on a different planet to the rural village where Dolores O’Riordan was raised. When the singer protested "It's not me, it's not my family", explicitly distancing herself from the violence in Northern Ireland, and its overspill into England and elsewhere, she spoke the truth: no-one from her family was present at the Battle of the Bogside in Derry from August 12-14, 1969, for instance, or on January 30, 1972, when soldiers from the Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights campaigners in the city, killing 14 unarmed civilians in a massacre which came to be known as Bloody Sunday. Equally, her family had the good fortune to be untouched by any of the atrocities claimed by the Provisional IRA (or any other paramilitary faction) during her lifetime. So removed, in fact, was O’Riordan from events in Northern Ireland that, in her lyrics to Zombie, she references "tanks" on the streets, perhaps confusing Belfast with Beijing."
Iestyn George from NME felt "the timing of this release, as much as the sentimental itself, seems more than a little askew".
Very sad and unhappy,
that such a good musician has already died.
(Einer meiner Lieblings-F.t.E. Coversongs, weil hier alles passt. Der völlig entrückte Gesang, das massive, kraftvolle Schlagzeug, und die „schraddeligen“ Gitarrenriffs.
Lied über den schrecklichen und blutigen andauernden Kriegskonflikt in Nordirland:
Zombie gilt als Protestsong gegen den Nordirlandkonflikt. Den Text des Liedes schrieb Dolores O’Riordan während einer Tour der Band 1993 in England in Erinnerung an zwei Kinder (Jonathan Ball und Tim Parry), die während eines Bombenanschlags der IRA am 20. März 1993 in Warrington getötet wurden. Wesentliche Passagen beziehen sich auf den Osteraufstand 1916 und seine traumatischen Folgen.
Frederic C. Millet interpretiert Zombie als Metapher, dass Krieg und Gewalt jeden zum Töten ohne Grund befähigen, gleichsam wie Roboter oder als Untote des damaligen Aufstands. In einer weiteren Textzeile würde die Sinnlosigkeit des gewaltsamen Konflikts durch „What’s in your head, Zombie“ bestärkt. Gleichsam befrage O’Riordan ihr Publikum, warum Irland und England sich nach all den Jahren noch bekämpfen würden, wie etwa in der Textzeile „In your head they’re still fighting“.
Stilistisch ist der Titel für die Band eher untypisch mit einem E-Gitarren-Riff ausgestattet, der ihm einen Grunge- bzw. Alternative-Rock-Charakter verleiht. Das in E-Moll gehaltene Lied steht im 4/4-Takt. Das Intro, die ostinate Akkordfolge Em-C-G-D, wird ruhig von einer unverzerrten E-Gitarre gespielt. Später kommen eine verzerrte E-Gitarre, E-Bass, Schlagzeug und ein Tamburin zum Einsatz, was insgesamt eine Steigerung der Lautstärke und der Dynamik bis hin zum Refrain bewirkt. Der weibliche Gesang ist zeitweise zweistimmig und wird ebenfalls im Refrain ausdrucksstärker. Die ruhigeren Strophen und der dynamischere Refrain wiederholen sich zweimal und werden durch Solopassagen von E-Gitarre und Bass unterbrochen, bis das Lied wiederum leise endet.
Am 16. Januar 2018, nach O'Riordans Tod, dankte Colin Parry, Vater des IRA-Opfers Tim Parry, O'Riordan für die „sowohl majestätischen als auch sehr realen Texte“.
„Viele Menschen sind immun gegen den Schmerz und das Leid, das so viele Menschen während dieses bewaffneten Feldzugs erlebt haben“, sagte er. „Die von einer irischen Band geschriebenen Texte auf so überzeugende Weise zu lesen, war sehr, sehr kraftvoll.“
Paul Brannigan von Louder schreibt: „Allerdings waren nicht alle von [O'Riordans] Qualifikation als Kommentator für einen der komplexesten Konflikte der Neuzeit beeindruckt.“ AllMusic sagte, das Lied habe das Lied „trivialisiert“. Ereignisse der Troubles, und dass der „Heavy-Rock-Trudge“ den Stärken der Band nicht zugute kam. Bei der Veröffentlichung des Songs sagte David Stubbs von Melody Maker: „‚Zombie‘ macht mich nicht zu einem wiedergeborenen Fan, mit seinem lethargischen, eintönigen, schmuddeligen Riff, das sich vorhersehbar dem Hymnenstatus nähert. Aber ich mag Dolores O‘ Riordans Stimme.“ , wie Dana auf Heroin, völlig zerfetzt, knurrend und zitternd am Ende ihrer Weisheit.“ Zur gleichen Zeit sagte die nordirische Band Schtum zu Melody Maker: „Sie kommt aus Limerick, was zum Teufel soll sie wissen?“ Ich spreche über die letzten 25 Jahre eines viel größeren und umfassenderen Problems, das seit Hunderten von Jahren besteht.“ Brannigan schreibt:
„Schtum stammte aus Derry, einer Stadt, die 224 Straßenmeilen von Limerick entfernt ist, die aber genauso gut auf einem anderen Planeten hätte liegen können als das ländliche Dorf, in dem Dolores O’Riordan aufgewachsen ist. Als die Sängerin protestierte: „Das bin nicht ich, das bin ich.“ nicht meine Familie“, indem sie sich ausdrücklich von der Gewalt in Nordirland und deren Übergreifen auf England und anderswo distanzierte, sprach sie die Wahrheit: Niemand aus ihrer Familie war vom 12. bis 14. August bei der Schlacht am Bogside in Derry anwesend. Zum Beispiel im Jahr 1969 oder am 30. Januar 1972, als Soldaten des Fallschirmjägerregiments das Feuer auf Bürgerrechtler in der Stadt eröffneten und 14 unbewaffnete Zivilisten bei einem Massaker töteten, das als Blutsonntag bekannt wurde Sie hatte das Glück, zu ihren Lebzeiten von den Gräueltaten der Provisorischen IRA (oder einer anderen paramilitärischen Fraktion) verschont geblieben zu sein bezieht sich auf „Panzer“ auf den Straßen und verwechselt möglicherweise Belfast mit Peking.“
Iestyn George von NME war der Meinung, dass „der Zeitpunkt dieser Veröffentlichung ebenso wie die Sentimentalität selbst mehr als ein wenig schief zu sein scheint“.
Sehr traurig und unglücklich,
dass eine so gute Musikerin bereits verstorben ist.)
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OMG!!!! I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOREVER!!!!!! I AM SO TAKING A VACAY TO SEE YOU GUYS THIS SUMMER! BEST DAMN BAND IN THE WORLD!!!!!! YOU GUYS RULE!!!!
One of my all time favourite songs! So many bands failed with a cover version of it but you did a pretty good job! Love it! Thumbs up!
ApuSan1 look up bad wolves cover. Its insane
@@nickwick35 Thank you! This also is a great cover ot the song! I love the video! In this one you don't really need the zombie-makeup... But "zombie" is a perfect song for a female voice... ;)
this cover gave me chills- this was amazing
Takes guts and talent to cover this song,very well done,love it.
This Zombie song is one of my fav song since a long time, and now you guys cover it, God bless me so much
Oh my god you are exol toooo......me tooo....and I like rock songs tooo😭😭😭😭😭😭
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@@putrirezeki1122 yes I am an exol 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nice to meet you😭😭😭😭😭😭 oh my god❤️❤️❤️
@@Soundofsilence-yu7bt Sorry for late answer, are you nctzen too by any chance? Because i am an nctzen too 💚
So our two year old, has been in the backseat singing “music in my head” (his version of this cover). He does this all the time, but tonight when he was done he said “Thanks for watching my video. Hit that button and subscribe” 😳😂 We evidently like listening to First to Eleven a lot.
the do do do do part gave me chills for real! so good and talented!!
This is one hell of a song to try to cover and I doubt anyone would argue that Dolores''s amazing vocals and emotionally charged performance makes it a nightmare to try and approach but kudos to you for giving it your best solid cover I'm sure Dolores would have loved it
The vocals are so beautiful
I love First to Eleven, I love Zombie by the cranberries, I love Halloween & Halloween makeup/effects.
This video was perfect! Y’all are perfect! Audra so cute great voice much love
im dying for this makeup. literally.
Simply put .. "Stunningly amazing performance of this great song by a great band!"
Who would have guessed a zombie singing Zombie would sound so good.
Esse Momento É Nosso ❤💞
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I wanna cry because this cover is really amazing 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Absolutely amazing! Definitely one of the best covers!
Vokalis dengan suara yg bisa di katakan soft tapi cocok dengan pembawaan rock. I like it 👍