FIRST TIME HEARING | The Cranberries - Zombie (REACTION!!!)
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"Zombie" by The Cranberries is an iconic alternative rock song that was released in 1994 as the lead single from their second studio album, "No Need to Argue." The song was written by the band's lead vocalist Dolores O'Riordan, who drew inspiration from the 1993 IRA bombing in Warrington, England, which resulted in the deaths of two young boys. The bombing deeply affected O'Riordan and led her to write "Zombie" as a powerful protest song against violence and the ongoing conflict in Northern Ireland.
The track itself is characterized by its distinctive and hard-hitting sound, blending grunge and alternative rock elements with O'Riordan's haunting and impassioned vocals. The song's lyrics convey a strong anti-war message, addressing the dehumanizing effects of violence and the futile cycle of revenge. The chorus, with its memorable chant-like repetition of the word "zombie," serves as a metaphorical representation of the dehumanized state caused by war and conflict.
"Zombie" became a worldwide hit, reaching the top of the charts in several countries, including Australia, Belgium, France, and Germany. Its success can be attributed not only to its catchy melody and powerful instrumentation but also to its resonant and timely message during a period of heightened political tension and violence in the world.
The song's impact extends beyond its commercial success. "Zombie" is often regarded as one of the most iconic protest songs of the 1990s, with its poignant lyrics and emotional delivery making it a rallying cry against violence and a call for peace. O'Riordan's impassioned vocals and the band's raw energy contributed to the song's lasting appeal, solidifying it as a staple in The Cranberries' discography and a significant contribution to the alternative rock genre.
Unfortunately, Dolores O'Riordan passed away in January 2018 at the age of 46, leaving behind a musical legacy that includes timeless tracks like "Zombie." The song continues to resonate with listeners, serving as a reminder of the enduring power of music to convey social and political messages while captivating audiences with its artistic prowess.
I was those kids' age when i was growing up in Belfast with the troubles all around me. That video affects me to this day and what an immense tune! Nice reaction
I grew up in America at the time and can remember the front page of newspapers with the news about this. It is weird to me that younger generations don't know about it, but it is America.
Edited to say when I say newspapers I mean local newspapers, not the big ones that are known around the world. I mean like my town's ones because those were the ones you could just pick up in the shops and read the front page while waiting in line or waiting for food.
Those vocalizations of pain are called “ keening” in Ireland - typical of mourning. She also uses the traditional Irish singing style called “ Sean Nos “ which has beautiful ornamentations. ❤😊
You are adorable as usual! ❤
Your compassion and appreciation for this incredible song is very refreshing. I enjoyed your reaction my man.
Thanks for this ,Dolores O Riordain ,the pride of Ireland , we were so blessed by her voice ,RIP.This song focuses on the decades of war in the North of Ireland 🇮🇪 and occupation by the British resulting in countless lives lost including children sadly during the troubles,the footage in this video is actual footage shot in the North of Ireland portraying the young ones trying to live in the midst of war, even as they play they are clearly consumed by it.
One of my all-time favorite songs, especially to sing. She's so unique and always tells a story witb her music. This is about "The Troubles" in Ireland during the 1990s.
70's, 80's 90's.....still
When u know the backstory and listen it changes the song. If you want a couple more of their popular songs, listen to linger and ode to my family
Very true. The backstory really makes this song a thousand times more epic. At least a thousand.
Thanks Dave. I love the Cranberries even though they make me cry. RIP Dolores. ❤😢
'Since 1916' is the bit that always get me
Ohhhh I loved your reaction to this. I get why you stand. When I watch the last quarter of a game, I stand up. Too much energy ❤
Dolores made sure the drummer POUNDED those drums for this.
your Zombie reaction video is the best i've seen, seriously! I love the song and her voice, it's really amazing how much it moves me literally and emotionally every time i hear it. thank you for your video!!!!💯💯💯
Thank you so much means a lot
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A YOUNG ONE THAT VIBES WITH REAL MUSIC???
OMFG.... JUST SUBBED for some more real music
Loved you’re reaction to this. The singer was an absolute gift. Thanks for what you do. May your views and likes always be equal.
Thank you 🖤
This is a protest song that Dolores O'Riordan wrote after bombs planted in Warrington, England by the Irish Republican Army exploded, killing 2 young boys who had gone to buy Mother's Day cards.
Lead singer is Delores o Riordan, she died in 2018 with her cause of death being drowning due to alcohol intoxication
BABY GIRL... RIP DOLORES
Dolores O'Riordan. We lost her way too soon. It's a song about how trauma from violence is handed down from generation to generation and it turns you into a zombie.
Your reaction is the one I've been looking for!!!!! You reacted just like me! A total visceral and soulful movement was felt from this powerful song. I'm so glad you shared this. I've seen so many reactions to this video where people just sit there and kind of not their heads but you reacted like me and I'm so happy to see that!
Dolores O'Riordan, from Limerick, Ireland, of The Cranberries, (fabulous singer/songwriter in the 90's), wrote this anti-war song, when hearing of 2 innocent kids were killed in the Ireland war in the early 90's., From a bomb. It's a song in our world of war that will always be relevant. She died accidentally in a London Hotel room bathtub, after drinking too much. She suffered from ptsd, and bi-polar, I believe.
Ireland fighting for our country back against the British.. 1916 was a pivotal year for Ireland.. and its still going on today
Her name is Delores. If I'm not mistaken, it's a protest song to the civil war in Ireland and the IRA. A few years back a rock band Bad Wolves was doing a cover to tgis song. Delores was supposed to come in and record with them, but suddenly died the day before. They finished the song and dedicated it to her. You should really check out that tribute!
Her name is Dolores because her mother is very Catholic and Dolores comes from the 7 pains (dolores in spanish) of the Virgin Mary.
She was actually in town and committed suicide in her hotel room the night before the recording session with Bad Wolves
There wasn't a civil war in Ireland, there is an occupation and the IRA and unionists, including the British police and military, were fighting and murdering folk during 'the troubles'. The English/British previously of occupied the whole of Eire, and still occupy the north, following an uprising in 1916
oh no....IRA and UK. They were both guilty of killing. They show specific English soldiers in Northern Ireland (recorded by a team member, real footage) the kids were asked to "play" outside....influinced by all the violence they have seen.
Northern Ireland try to get it right !!!!
Dave, what a beautiful, honest reaction, Dolores RIP was an Irish gem and sadly missed. Thank you again, please pray for the people in Gaza etc. tonight, peace and love from Ireland
This is a PERFECT song. There are few songs that are absolutely perfect. This is one of them.
The music. The lyrics. The guitars. The voice. The message. The history and meaning. Everything.
The first 3 comments summed it up from what you don't know. Read the comments for a brief history lesson you never received and until you saw this video, you never would have.
R.I.P. Delores. You are missed.
Love ya dog thank you for recognizing ✊
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the singers name is Dolores Oreardan she passed away in 2018 she is Irish and was singing about the ethnic cleansing in Ireland for Catholicism
Her name is Dolores Riordan (RIP). The song is about the conflict between paramilitaries in Northern Ireland, the IRA and loyalist forces such as the UVF/UFF, commonly known as "the troubles" (google that for more). That is the imagery you are shown in the first third of the video. More specifically the song was a protest to ALL violence in Northern Ireland, which was recorded after an IRA bombing in England killed two children. The band recorded this shortly after. The violence mostly ended in 1998, with the signing of the Good Friday agreement. President Clinton played a big role in this. You should look up the history if you are interested.
She is one of a kind. And I could only dream of rocking that bleach blond pixie cut. But I love your reaction. It’s a powerful song and it brought you to tears even though you were kind of missing the most shocking part of the video (that’s not a jab. It’s a testament to its power). She later performed this to thousands with a full live orchestra. That’s crazy.
Just found you. Love your reaction to an amazing song. Love from Ireland ❤❤
Love you ❤️
Old school music is best... 80s,90 and 00s have best music 👌👌👌
I absolutely agree!!!
She is Dolores O'Riordan sadly she has now lost her lire, just a member of the band. The song is about the militias fighting in Northern Ireland and the loss of childhood innocence from 1970 to 1999. The British army tried to act as peacekeepers but got drawn into the fighting. Check out the history of 'The Troubles' in N Ireland between the IRA (Irish Republican Army) and the Protestant militias such as the UVF Ulster Volunteer Force).
I was lucky enough to see the band at a festival and they were fantastic and Dolores was full of life and huge energy.
Love it pal, the explanation is in the comments of the good people below.
Dolores O'Riordan, sadly no longer with us. It's primarily about the Troubles in Ireland, but also the wider Anglo-Irish conflict which had gone on for over 800 years.
RIP Dolores, Ireland misses you dearly
very emotional
Loved this song since it came out when I was in elementary school
thanks for sharing
Its about this point you realise that a few hundred thousand British people will watch your reactions to Ireland and British music.
Wow. Her name WAS Deloris O'Rourke. And I totally agree w/u. This song is about the IRA bombings of 1993 if I'm not mistaken but u probably figured that out by now. Love u dude. U hv such good taste in music
Dolores O'Riordan, no Deloris O'Rourke...
Dolores es un nombre femenino español que en inglés significa pain (dolor). Su madre la bautizó así por la Virgen de los 7 Dolores.
DOLORES O'RIORDAN!!!
I love your reviews , I hope this one don't blocked. If you really like her voice try "Linger" and "Dreams" by the Cranberries. They are softer though.
Bad Wolves does an excellent cover/tribute to this song - its so good. ❤
I love that they (Bad Wolves) gave all of the proceeds from their cover/tribute version of this song (that she was supposed to record with them before her sudden death) to her children.
The lyrics refer to the year 1916. That was the year of the Easter Rebellion, which was the event that resulted in the formation of the Irish Republican Army and the beginning of The Troubles, a time when more than 3500 people were killed, and tens of thousands of people were killed.
R.i.p dolores 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Omg she's responding to you ❤
It’s about the violence in Northern Ireland between the British government and the IRA(Irish Republican Army) with the Irish fighting for Northern Ireland being reunified with Ireland to be whole, but it’s also talking about the needless bloodshed but because the British empire doesn’t want to let go it still goes on
Rip my love
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awsome :)
Bad Wolves cover next!
She is Dolores O'riordan
vibing like a yt girl in the 90s, I love it 😎
If you make a point of checking out the Irish bands and singers youre gonna make an equation which you will get ! Where there has been oppression and trauma the best music rises
Dolores O’Riordan - it’s about The Troubles, the British occupation of Ireland for over a century. Ireland is still a divided country with the larger, independent Republic of Ireland primarily to the south, and Northern Ireland which is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. The Republic is predominantly Catholic and the north is predominantly Protestant.
The most recent census shows there are more Catholics in the north that Protestants so.... tiocfaidh ár lá
It was mainly written about an IRA car bomb in Warrington,England that killed two schoolchildren….here’s what Delores said about why she wrote the song. “There were a lot of bombs going off in London and I remember this one time a child was killed when a bomb was put in a rubbish bin -- that's why there's that line in the song, 'A child is slowly taken,'" O'Riordan told Songwriting Magazine. "We were on a tour bus and I was near the location where it happened, so it really struck me hard - I was quite young, but I remember being devastated about the innocent children being pulled into that kind of thing. So I suppose that's why I was saying, 'It's not me' - that even though I'm Irish it wasn't me, I didn't do it. Because being Irish, it was quite hard, especially in the UK when there was so much tension."
She told Vox magazine in 1994 that the song was written in part as a mechanism to grapple with her identity as an Irish citizen that did not support the actions of the IRA.
"The IRA are not me. I'm not the IRA. The Cranberries are not the IRA. My family are not. ... When it says in the song, 'It's not me, it's not my family,' that's what I'm saying. It's not Ireland".
So Beautiful.
Definitely check out Promises, you'd love it, Ridiculous Thoughts and Salvation also. Other than that, Dreams, Linger, Ode To My Family, When You're Gone, Animal Instinct, Just My Imagination, Analyse, Stars, This Is The Day and Never Grow Old, Compete Gems by The Cranberries
Why the cranberries aren't in the rock and roll hall of Fame is beyond stupid! Check out live at the Astoria, London,94. Hands down 1 of the best concerts ever.
It will mean a whole lot more when you read up on the history of the English treatment of the Irish
Not to mention the atrocities of the I.R.A.
The Warrington Bombings that inspired this song for instance.
Other cheek of same arse
It’s all about the Irish civil war. Right now there is a cease fire. The peace is holding, so far. Since 1916.
You need a history lesson. The Irish Civil War was a completely different conflict in 1922/23 that followed The Irish War of Independence.
STOP ALL WARS
RIP Delores, gone way to early
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Great reaction ! She is dead now, RIP for a great singer. But I like your T-shirt by the way
LOVE LOVE your channel so much! I so want you to hear Primus song Jerry Was a Race Car Driver!!! If you love guitar; this will blow your mind sir! Different, weird but also amazing and I'm sure we can all agree here that your reaction to them will be amazing indeed.
I lived through this is about the war in Ireland, hate and we were teenagers when this was happening as scared, she was from the South and she wrote this song against her own people, we are at peace now, thanks to our generation we did not want the hate, though some people try to keep it going but not for the same reasons, a lot of people died in this civil war.
Now do Bad Wolves!
she's not alive bro ty
Do the bad wolves cover of zombie.
Ese cover tiene el grave problema de haber cambiado la letra... cambia el 1916 por el 2018; y una de las palabras "bombas" por "drones". Al hacer esto, cambian el profundo significado de la canción original: ese 1916 se refiere al Alzamiento de Pascua, inicio del proceso de independencia de Irlanda y también el inicio lejano del período conocido como Los Problemas, que es sobre lo que trata esta canción. Por otro lado, Dolores canta dos veces seguidas la frase "con sus bombas" porque fueron dos bombas las que mataron a dos niños, uno por cada bomba. Cambiar una de ella por "drones" es una aberración.... seguramente producto de la ignorancia que Bad Wolves tenia acerca del verdadero significado de cada frase de la canción.
Entonces, el resultado es una pálida copia del original... que como homenaje podrá estar bien, pero que al mismo tiempo no deja de ser sólo una hábil jugada de marketing: aparte de su casi instantáneo lanzamiento al producirse la muerte de Dolores, la mentada donación a sus hijos nunca fue necesaria: Dolores era la mujer más rica de Irlanda. ¿Para qué necesitaban esa donación sus hijos? Solo marketing, muy hábil, como ya está dicho.
Sorry bro...she died 2018
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My ask is simple. Find a woman singer with similar voice and have Metallica back the music live without any prior notice and see what happens.
Her name was doroles o riordain she died a few years ago and it’s about sectarian violence in the north of Ireland which is occupied territory by the British , it should be part of the Republic of Ireland and in many ways that point of view makes me a zombie
She died unfortunately
The song is about a killing from a bombing that killed Irish children. The whole message of the the song though is about the IRA vs the British and how it should stop. Unfortunately, the singer is dead 😢 (RIP)
It was not Irish children that were killed, the bombing was in warrington in England
The song was inspired by the Warrington Bombings in England when the I.R.A. murdered two children.
Cynically exploding two bombs on the same street, ninety seconds apart, catching people fleeing the first bomb with the second. 56 people were injured.
Short answer UK imperialism
You got the musicality, but missed the message.
Live from your kitchen? Lol
I think your place is haunted ...
Wym fam? 😭
@@daveeezy184 'Cuz of the lights going on & off! (I'm just kiddin' around, mate! ♡)
Religion has been the cause of the greatest loss of life in history by far!!!
It’s sad that the singer committed suicide when she was in LA to record a cover of this song with the band Bad Wolves
I think it was accidental she had drink and had a bath but she had so much going for her I was led to believe it was an accident.
@@mcguigance it was more than that, she had struggled with depression for years and it was much more than alcohol with her od
Esa versión nunca ha sido confirmada por los miembros de Cranberries ni por la familia de Dolores; es una afirmación no comprobada que salió sólo del entorno de Bad Wolves. Como estrategia de marketing, muy hábil; pero de dudosa veracidad.
You just don't get it do you?
I know lol...he was right that Dolores voice & the instrumentals were great but he didn't have a clue or empathy about the important subject matter of the song.