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It wasn’t suicide. I believe it was accidental drowning. There’s a cover of this song by Bad Wolves that she was supposed to record with them but the day they were set to record it was the day she was found dead in her hotel room. Bad Wolves went on to record the song and they donated all profits to her children.
Sadly it was suicide
@@billsmith9649the coroner found no evidence of self harm.
Sadly it seems she got too drunk and passed out in the bath.
It was ruled an accidental death.
This is all in the public record.
@@dubbaphatt3368 She tired to kill herself multiple times. Say what you want. She killed herself.
@@dubbaphatt3368Aaron Carter, Whitney Houston drowned in a foot of water. There's tons of celebrities/musicians who have died in the bathroom....and it's truly an eye opener.
@@billsmith9649no man.ive been that drunk before. .32 bal. She was blackout drunk. That's why she died.
Not everyone looks into the story of the song, I appreciate that. And there are some powerful songs about the violence of what was essentially a centuries long war that only just came to an end in the 1990’s…I’ve always love this one, glad you checked it out!
I agree, amazing song that targets meaningless violence. But who do you feel like the lyrics are truly targeting? Who is mistaken? Is she referring to England/US/NATO? Because if so, I disagree. We are not the zombies. We own a responsibility being the strongest nations in the world to keep others in check. If we didn't, the violence would be far beyond imagination. It sucks, but sometimes we have to stop violence with violence in order to keep peace.
@lucasblackledge3878
The Song is written about the loss of the lives of two children killed when a Bomb went off in a Busy Shopping Street ,
The Troubles between Ireland to become Independent from British Rule.
Makes me proud to be 100000Percent Irish🇮🇪❤️ hearing this song gives me goosebumps all over❤️
RIP TO THIS LEGEND OF A LADY🇮🇪🇮🇪❤️
I'm a descendent of Séan mac Diarmada 1916 leader and I'm so proud to be Irish too.
@@m-acegamer1531 ❤️❤️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I wish i could say the same but i am cursed with honesty and the Irish government have fucked the Irish people in every way and in every hole since the British left. We haven't even got free speech in ireland anymore thanks to the unelected government we allow to still hold power. They say we have no right to "backwards thinking of sovereignty" then say we must support Ukraines sovereignty? I am ashamed of Ireland and its brainwashed masses 😢
The story of the bomb on the shopping street is correct. The street is called Bridge Street in an English town called Warrington. The north end was a pedestrianised and the south back in those days was open to public traffic, busses, taxis... and escape.
The first bomb was planted in a bin (trash can) outside a chemists called Boots on the pedestrianised top end of the street. Boots was popular with children for buying gifts for their mums. Perfume, cheap dress jewellery, skin creams and body care sets etc. It went off at lunchtime on Saturday 20th March, 1993. The time and day was significant, as it was the day before Mother's Day and Boots was packed with kids all morning, going in and out of the doors right in front of the bin that had the first bomb. McDonald's was right across the way too, again packed with kids grabbing some lunch.
After it went off, everyone south of the explodion ran down Bridge Street to get to the open road section and get out of the town center, looking to jump on bisses, get into taxis, flag down private cars, or even just run down to the bottom of the street, over the river crossongs and out of the town.
I was at the head of Bridge Street and with it being behind me, i didnt see the first bomb go off. I did see the panicked, fleeing crowds of kids and weekend shoppers run right into the path of the second one though, planted in another bin just where the pedestrian street became a road for traffic and set to go off a little after the first one, just long enough after to deliberately catch those trying to escape in its blast. It was planted outside Argos, a catalogue shop that was also really popular for all kinds of cheap gift ideas and again, full of kids looking for things to get for their mums.
The two boys were called Tim Parry, aged 12 and Jonathan Ball, aged 3. I didnt see Jonathan in the surreal, slow motion chaos afterwards, but I did see a few people frantically and ultimately, fruitlessly working on Tim. He'd gone to a different school and I didn't know him, but being only 13 myself at the time, seeing someone your own age lying on the bloodsoaked ground after being caught in a bombing attack, well any childhood innocence you still have at that age disappears pretty bloody quickly. You moved on with the rest of the town afterwards and still did the same things kids that age do, but nothing ever seemed as care free again after that day.
I’m Irish….I am so sorry for the death of those two boys. Please believe me. While the Irish wanted their freedom, they and I mean, I , did not want it a at the expense of two innocents
. Southern Ireland was devastated. Mothers , Fathers all just shocked , and this atrocity just devastated the Irish people
. No one is more dear to parents as their children. My condolences to what you have suffered. The Cranberries tried to convey our horror to that in this music…..she was a Mother and understood the threat to her children was a threat to her.
Unfortunately I'm irish these bombs and people needed to die to bring the British to notice
This was an amazing song in the day. Still relevant today in the world. 😢😢❤❤❤
I like how he absolutely missed every single pivotal moment of the video with his eyes closed 😂
Great reaction Rick, thank you so much for appreciating Dolores's voice, the fantastic band and the video. She's Irish and sang about the war in Northern Ireland, where many innocent souls lost their lives on both sides. This song has received more that 1billion views on RUclips. Please pray for the people in Gaza, Palestine etc. tonight. Peace to you all. Love from Ireland
The boys are unscripted live shots of people on the scene. Wild.
The Cranberries were amazing - they have so many songs. I would suggest "Linger" by them next. I bought their albums from day one but sadly never got to see them live. However, I did see the Bad Wolves play it live, and there is a story there as well.
🇮🇪 rip Dolores 🇮🇪
A masterpiece by The Cranberries.
C 03 - 07 - 2023
Always keep your eyes on your opponent!
So glad to accept all of your blessings to my life. It is such a good energy from such a good man like you. Would all of those good things go back to you as well. Please accept all of my gratitude to this. Thank you soooooo much. Have a good life and time with all of your family.
The Troubles is a term used to describe a period of conflict in Northern Ireland that lasted about 30 years, from the late 1960s until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 and she was singing about all the unnecessary deaths as a result of this conflict including a 3 year old who was blown up in a busy shopping area and then a 12 year old a week later there were many more though beaten and killed.
The main participants in the Troubles were republican paramilitaries such as the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA); loyalist paramilitaries such as the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and Ulster Defense Association (UDA); British state security forces such as the British
Most people think it was just two boys who were killed, because two died immediately in the bombing. The third little boy died in hospital a week later.
Irish keening style usually sung at funerals and times of sadness. Dolores was trained in this style.
Her voice, that keening… it actually reaches out caressing you before reaching in and snatching your heart and squeezing it, twisting it, forcing every nerve in your body to come alive…. It is so beautiful and distinctive… and when she lets her voice open completely…. It is chilling in a beautiful way. I played this CD to death and had to replace it twice.
Ode to my family and dreams by the cranberries
I understand this was actual footage of the bombings and war that was taking place in Ireland.
RIP Sinead O'Conner
🙄🙄
POSITIVE VIBES AND REAL ROCK MUSIC?... i just subbed Sir.
RIP Dolores.
next Cranberries songs... ODE TO MY FAMILY, LINGER, DREAMS
RIP DELORES
“When You’re Gone”
Now u should definitely listen to Bad Wolves version of this song, all the proceeds went to Dolores’ (lead singer of Cranberries) children when she died suddenly
Yes! This! And it was beautifully done.
Cheesy
@@mykebreeden nothing cheesy about it, they finished the track to make sure her children were supported financially 🤦♀️
0:36 "An inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court held on 6 September,[306][307] ruled that she died as a result of accidental drowning in a bath following sedation by alcohol intoxication.[306][308] Empty bottles were found in O'Riordan's room (five miniature bottles and a champagne bottle) as well as some prescription drugs. Toxicology tests showed that her body contained only "therapeutic" levels of these medications but a blood alcohol content of 330 mg/dL (0.33%).[306][308]" - Wikipedia [Dolores O'Riordan]
okay cool, let's go already
It was an accidental drowning in her tub due to alcohol intoxication on January 15, 2018! 😢
I took a trip to Dublin a few years ago during Easter week. I wasn’t previously aware this is the anniversary of the Easter Rebellion where, in 1916, Irish nationalists revolted against British rule in Ireland. I wandered into a pub that happened to have live music one evening. They started playing this song, and I’ve never seen such loud, passionate patrons in a bar as they all sang along to this song. Made me want to delve deeper into understanding Ireland’s history.
I loved Ireland. Wonderful people. Favorite country I’ve been to so far.
This song is about northern Ireland and their conflict with england. No help to live financially but a lot of military to yry to keep them in line
Are you watching the video? The imagery is important. The cross, the gold paint, the boys with bow and arrow, her goddess attire, all have meaning. The footage of the soldiers is real, not actors.
Now you need to react to the cover of this song by Bad Wolves...
and when you do, realize that Dolores (cranberries vocalist) was scheduled to do vocals on it with Tommy.... but died before that could happen.
So their version exists in tribute to her.
Fact you know the background n did some research very apprciated.
as a limerick man... 1916 breaks me every time
I disagree with some of the commenters here. A song has to stand on its own in every generation, apart from its original context, even forgotten as to its meaning. Rick is reacting, not doing a PhD in history. When I think of Delores, I think of Roy Orbison’s voice when Dwight Yoakum said: “he sounds like an angel falling backwards out a window.” That’s exactly how she sounds, and the only singer other than Roy with that pure tone falling in space.
Some harsh comments! Seems to me that this musical piece. Totally appropriate to listen with eyes closed. I heard this before I ever saw the video
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Please react to Blue Oyster Cult Veteran Of The Psychic Wars, Don't Fear The Reaper, and Godzilla all live versions
Song was banned in wurope mtv
This ain't the first time you heard this dude
Clearly a anti war song "its the same old theme since 1916"(ww1)
The 1916 reference in the song is for the Easter uprising in Dublin which took place during WW1..But yes a powerful anti-War song 👍
Easter uprising
This would be the good beat to sample
ffs, let it start. I'm actually dying here and this is the last thing I've ever watch. stop for the love of adsense
Sorry everyone spoiled it for you. It's best to just watch
You don’t get it.
I hope you can take constructive criticism. I always love your reactions but would suggest comments after song has played. Personally I think you pause too much and no offense intended but talk too much before you start video again
I think he missed the mark at the end by keeping his eyes closed and not seeing the meaning of this song, otherwise it was a great reaction!!
@@carolinagallegos3926 i feel like that happened alot in the song he missed a lot of it
@@carolinagallegos3926 I am sure you absorbed every nuance the very first time you heard/saw it also. This song puts me in my feels and I close my eyes at some points, and rid tears at others.
@@theidajawho of course many of us close are eyes when enjoying great music but we aren't reacting to it
@@carolinagallegos3926 when the music moves you do you resist?
The video was actually real filmed on border they didnt create dirty ass kids makes it more powerful
worst "reaction" of this music video ever!
Some "masterpiese" blabla but NO idea what the song is about.
Because he can "react" a video with closed eyes.
my gosh calm your tone, are you ok?
@@polly_neliaWill it is a song about war. He's reacting like it's a barbie song. This song is about thousands and thousands dieing in a war, They were like zombies.