The Cranberries — Zombie
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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,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, oh, dou, dou, dou, dou, dou...
Another mother's breakin',
Heart is taking over.
When the vi'lence causes silence,
We must be mistaken.
It's the same old theme since nineteen-sixteen.
In your head, 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 are dying...
In your head, in your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, oh, oh, oh,
Oh, oh, oh, oh, hey, oh, ya, ya-a...
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,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, oh, dou, dou, dou, dou, dou...
Another mother's breakin',
Heart is taking over.
When the vi'lence causes silence,
We must be mistaken.
It's the same old theme since nineteen-sixteen.
In your head, 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 are dying...
In your head, in your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
Hey, hey, hey, hey, oh, oh, oh,
Oh, oh, oh, oh, hey, oh, ya, ya-a...
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I love that this song has become the unofficial anthem of the Irish rugby team. To hear thousands of fanatical Ireland supporters belt this out from the stands as the mud- and blood-stained players come off the pitch - every one of them mouthing the words - is a truly heart-stopping sight.
Hey Bill, you said (if this wasn't pre-recorded from another week, month, year) that it feel apropo to play it today, despite not wanting to hear it again. I will agree with you. I'm listening to this song on RP while I work, and it felt right for today, March 19th 2024, 8:10am CST or so. It just did, so good choice, and I agree with your sentiment. Sometimes, if the moment is right, the song will fit, regardless of how many times it has been played before.
Another great Irish talent that left us way too early, hence why William played this after Sinéad O'Connor.
Such a shame she had to leave.
I have to shut this off every time. It's long been overplayed and it just kills the mood.
The great thing about RP is that it can occasionally take a song you have heard 70 gajillion times and put it in a different context and make you realise that it's actually pretty darn good and you should really stop being such a frickin' rock snob
This song very relevant with all that is happening in Ukraine🥲
This song is as relevant today as it was when it was written...
SLAVA UKRAINI!
SLAVA UKRAINI!
johnfiva wrote:
I am currently singing along, yes.
I wonder how many of the people commenting on RP have ever tried to sing something?
I am currently singing along, yes.
Always reminds me of the Stiltskin track that was used in a Levi's advert - Inside.
hanssachs wrote:
Easy - no matter how many times I've heard it, that damned falsetto break still sounds like shit. Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh .....
Well, damned or not, it's not a "falsetto".
Easy - no matter how many times I've heard it, that damned falsetto break still sounds like shit. Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh .....
Well, damned or not, it's not a "falsetto".
Petrige wrote:
RP, I used to give 9 to all songs you play. But the later time i updated that to 10. Because it is worth. Even if I don't know way, you did. Seriously speaking, I am tired to evaluate the art. Each piece is unique and I pay nothing to listen. Thank you!
Try sending, what you can, to RP. You'll like RP even more.
RP, I used to give 9 to all songs you play. But the later time i updated that to 10. Because it is worth. Even if I don't know way, you did. Seriously speaking, I am tired to evaluate the art. Each piece is unique and I pay nothing to listen. Thank you!
Try sending, what you can, to RP. You'll like RP even more.
I find it one of the rare songs that just gets even better with age. Never gets old
Dolores O'Riordan was an extraordinary talent and taken from us too soon.
absolutely, positively love this song.
a lot.
a lot.
I wonder how many of the people commenting on RP have ever tried to sing something?
"Zombie" is a protest song by Irish alternative rock[1] band The Cranberries, written by the band's lead singer Dolores O'Riordan in memory of the two young victims who were killed in the 1993 Warrington bombings, Johnathan Ball and Tim Parry. (Wikipedia)
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BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
Sorry you had to. I hear plenty of variety on RP. You guys are hands down the best free music site , without question . This guy that complained might want to try the other channels to expand his....whatever.
Now rack up Stairway to Heaven and set it to play 5x straight !!
Pandora has but one feature that makes its good, but still the lesser to RP is that the stations are very broad. Their repetition, recycling gets tiresome.
I really wish I could add financial support.
Thank for what you provide to music lovers.
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
Sorry you had to. I hear plenty of variety on RP. You guys are hands down the best free music site , without question . This guy that complained might want to try the other channels to expand his....whatever.
Now rack up Stairway to Heaven and set it to play 5x straight !!
Pandora has but one feature that makes its good, but still the lesser to RP is that the stations are very broad. Their repetition, recycling gets tiresome.
I really wish I could add financial support.
Thank for what you provide to music lovers.
maboleth wrote:
This is the song of my youth, high school days. I never liked it then, don't like it now. For the exact same reasons people say here - her oh_oh_eh_eh voice just irritates the hell of me.
Otherwise, I love Cranberries and dearly miss Dolores. <3
The political ideology bothers me. False moral equivalency.
This is the song of my youth, high school days. I never liked it then, don't like it now. For the exact same reasons people say here - her oh_oh_eh_eh voice just irritates the hell of me.
Otherwise, I love Cranberries and dearly miss Dolores. <3
The political ideology bothers me. False moral equivalency.
iloveradio wrote:
This is the song of my youth, high school days. I never liked it then, don't like it now. For the exact same reasons people say here - her oh_oh_eh_eh voice just irritates the hell of me.
Otherwise, I love Cranberries and dearly miss Dolores. <3
How can one not like this song?
This is the song of my youth, high school days. I never liked it then, don't like it now. For the exact same reasons people say here - her oh_oh_eh_eh voice just irritates the hell of me.
Otherwise, I love Cranberries and dearly miss Dolores. <3
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
#BillGBurn!
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
#BillGBurn!
you just CAN'T give less than 8 if you from the 90's
One of a kind and for that I appreciate it.
NG on that voice. I can relate to the suffering of others without enduring torture myself.
Not for me. Can't stand her voice.
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
still no cure for stupid
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
still no cure for stupid
ace-marc wrote:
Hell Yeah!
Hmmm...according to the ratings this song/s got, it appears as
though you may be in the minority. Perhaps put on a CD of choice until
this has passed could ease your discomfort. ...just saying.
Hell Yeah!
Hmmm...according to the ratings this song/s got, it appears as
though you may be in the minority. Perhaps put on a CD of choice until
this has passed could ease your discomfort. ...just saying.
SpencerAR wrote:
though you may be in the minority. Perhaps put on a CD of choice until
this has passed could ease your discomfort. ...just saying.
Two Cranberries tunes in the same day ("Dreams" and "Zombie"), within 6-7 hours of each other? Should I chalk that down as "interesting" or "playlist fail"?
Hmmm...according to the ratings this song/s got, it appears as though you may be in the minority. Perhaps put on a CD of choice until
this has passed could ease your discomfort. ...just saying.
Ham wrote:
Hell Yeah!
Time to put this one in the rack. It is over played and I'm getting tired of the constant
voice inflection.
voice inflection.
Hell Yeah!
iloveradio wrote:
Easy - no matter how many times I've heard it, that damned falsetto break still sounds like shit. Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh .....
How can one not like this song?
Easy - no matter how many times I've heard it, that damned falsetto break still sounds like shit. Oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh .....
To jules44; worth every penny
How can one not like this song?
Damn good seque !
That’s why I love RP and donate $ every month.
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
RP, I used to give 9 to all songs you play. But the later time i updated that to 10. Because it is worth. Even if I don't know way, you did. Seriously speaking, I am tired to evaluate the art. Each piece is unique and I pay nothing to listen. Thank you!
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
RP, I used to give 9 to all songs you play. But the later time i updated that to 10. Because it is worth. Even if I don't know way, you did. Seriously speaking, I am tired to evaluate the art. Each piece is unique and I pay nothing to listen. Thank you!
Two Cranberries tunes in the same day ("Dreams" and "Zombie"), within 6-7 hours of each other? Should I chalk that down as "interesting" or "playlist fail"?
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
he he. Funny thing about music is there gonna be people who like some things and others not. I'd rather listen to this song a hundred times in a row than hear Moby and U2. Other people like it. So, I click fast forward and on we go.
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
he he. Funny thing about music is there gonna be people who like some things and others not. I'd rather listen to this song a hundred times in a row than hear Moby and U2. Other people like it. So, I click fast forward and on we go.
Cool strong telling song
Love it
Where did I see a funny ad for a Cranberries alarm clock with that annoying vocal sample from this song? Maybe SNL.
D'yeu hav teu
D'yeu hav teu
D'yeu hav teu led it lingeurrrrr
Tree honderd pinds
D'yeu hav teu
D'yeu hav teu led it lingeurrrrr
Tree honderd pinds
Irish Grunge!
I really love her voice.
I really don't like her voice.
lukenigel wrote:
You don't want to cut back on your's or the HIV your Dad gave you will flare up a bit.
Oh, is *that* what you're projecting? It does explain quite a bit.
You don't want to cut back on your's or the HIV your Dad gave you will flare up a bit.
Oh, is *that* what you're projecting? It does explain quite a bit.
Most annoying vocal tic on record. RIP Dolores, I love Linger but this, no.
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,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
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,
Hey, hey, hey. What's in your head,
In your head,
Zombie, zombie, zombie?
The Cranberries' hope was that sounding like fingernails on the chalk board would be enough to raise zombie consciousness. Their's is no disgrace.
This tune rocks!
Overplayed?
Inflected?
Pah! Get over yerselves!
Overplayed?
Inflected?
Pah! Get over yerselves!
lukenigel wrote:
Shit Bill, I hope after a two year breather you have chilled the fuck out. Remember the customer always comes first. I bet your little Bill face went red when you saw the comment though. Shit I would have paid money to see that. Love your work Bill you little silly naughty.
Maybe cut back a little on the recreational pharmaceuticals.
Shit Bill, I hope after a two year breather you have chilled the fuck out. Remember the customer always comes first. I bet your little Bill face went red when you saw the comment though. Shit I would have paid money to see that. Love your work Bill you little silly naughty.
Maybe cut back a little on the recreational pharmaceuticals.
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
I completely agree with the response, but should it be "google ..."? It seems as though the verb should be lower case.
Pedantically, yer ob'l'i'ed serv'nt.
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
I completely agree with the response, but should it be "google ..."? It seems as though the verb should be lower case.
Pedantically, yer ob'l'i'ed serv'nt.
I hate this song its like nails on a chalkboard to my ears
nielsmud wrote:
I like it too, but all you need to know is right there in the album title.
P.S. on closer inspection I see it is "... argue", I thought it said "...agree", but my comment still stands.
I like it too, but all you need to know is right there in the album title.
P.S. on closer inspection I see it is "... argue", I thought it said "...agree", but my comment still stands.Volume at 10 and singing my head off = 10
spofcher wrote:
I guess that I am in the minority, but I like this
I think it's still amazing everytime I hear it, really don't understand that so many people seem to dislike it
I think it's still amazing everytime I hear it, really don't understand that so many people seem to dislike itlove this. a powerful song especially if you experienced the troubles first hand.
Hasn't gotten any better - it's still yodeling.
ABORTION.
Turning this one up!
Do I hate this song? Shit yeah!
I hope the listeners here realize Dolores O'Riordan died a year ago after drowning in her bathtub. RIP Dolores O'Riordan. Her voice and the originality of the band will be forever remembered.
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If there's a cover of this song one day, at least the singing won't be worse than the original, that's kind of comforting.
outstanding. raises the hair on the back of my neck.
Tut mir leid-mir gefällt dieses gegackere nicht--- tschüss ich wechsle auf AccuRadio
i hate this one, just my opinion and it does get a lot of plays and no psd on my stramer
She is a beautiful singer, and this song is suppose to make you feel uncomfortable. I see folks are critical of the singing, and it being uncomfortable. The name of the song is "Zombie", were you expecting lul-a-bye One of the most power songs to come out of the '90s.
One of my very few PSDs. The forced inflection gets on my wick.
screaming crap
Ham wrote:
Maybe just hit PSD then. Then we're all happy.
Time to put this one in the rack. It is over played and I'm getting tired of the constant
voice inflection.
voice inflection.
Maybe just hit PSD then. Then we're all happy.
Time to put this one in the rack. It is over played and I'm getting tired of the constant
voice inflection.
voice inflection.
I Love it
Great music but the most annoying singer in pop history, After hearing this MY throat hurts. Sinead is good second.
LOVE ITI never understood if it was in the production or in the performance, but I love how her voice is more of an instrument on this than just a vocal. It's percussive and lyrical - in the way Michael Jackson could be. Odd comparison, I know, but this is a bloody great choon.
If anyone in London has a chance to see the play "The Ferryman", it will be worth your while. Set in Thatcher's time, but the hurt of the conflict still feels like it's resonating.
I confess I did not know much of this group until the death of O'Riordan. What a powerful song.
How could she leave us so soon??
Rest in peace Dolores
coloradojohn wrote:
Well said. The negative comments here are legit: it's not easy to listen to. But that's the point, isn't it? Tanks and bombs and guns shouldn't be easy to listen to. It's angry and sad and frustrating, a cry of rage.
Ms. O'Riordan speaks for the victims: it's not supposed to sound nice.
I like the fact that they can use their talents to make such powerful music to express deep longing for moving past recurring patterns of ancient rage and revolutionary zeal. Myself being of mostly Celtic ancestry, I can attest to feeling my blood boil at the mention of Oliver Cromwell, or Orange Parades, etc. It's real...the heart, the blood itself pulses with the very quantum flux of magnetism and current that keep it so! But I also disavow the notion that we are doomed to endless cycles of violence, so I laud and appreciate this amazing song.
Well said. The negative comments here are legit: it's not easy to listen to. But that's the point, isn't it? Tanks and bombs and guns shouldn't be easy to listen to. It's angry and sad and frustrating, a cry of rage.
Ms. O'Riordan speaks for the victims: it's not supposed to sound nice.
I miss you Dolores. The Cranberries, and in particular your voice, were the soundtrack to much of my life.
Such a beautiful, immortal voice...
One of the most annoying songs ever. However it was sad to hear of Ms. O'Riordan's death. Much too soon. RIP.
Oldfastbowler wrote:
me too, thanks RP
I have been waiting all day for this to be played. Very sad news. RIP.
me too, thanks RP
BillG wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
Ouch! Bill! Go get 'em slugger!
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
Ouch! Bill! Go get 'em slugger!
R.I.P.
RIP Dolores, will miss you, too young to die.
I have been waiting all day for this to be played. Very sad news. RIP.
calypsus_1 wrote:
Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan (6 September 1971 – 15 January 2018), On 15 January 2018, at the age of 46, while in London, England, for a recording session, O'Riordan died unexpectedly.
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So sad, RIP Dolores.
Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan (6 September 1971 – 15 January 2018), On 15 January 2018, at the age of 46, while in London, England, for a recording session, O'Riordan died unexpectedly.
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So sad, RIP Dolores.
Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan (6 September 1971 – 15 January 2018), On 15 January 2018, at the age of 46, while in London, England, for a recording session, O'Riordan died unexpectedly.
.
uau! the 80's power!
This could be my least favorite song of all time. Perhaps tied with Cher's "Believe".
GTT wrote:
Perfect to follow Listening Wind with Zombie; American Empire, British Empire. Two books that helped me understand: Henry C. Carey, The Slave Trade (on British Empire) and Appleman Williams, Tragedy of American Diplomacy (on American). If people only knew.
I read the Williams book in a history course in college and can only note that most of our fellow citizens (now there's a charged word, whose meaning seems less clear by the day) have never read this work, nor would they have the patience to confront the realities described. If only people knew? If only people were prepared to think critically about the world that we all inherit! If you can figure out how to get those who live in modern societies that have such singed pasts, the effects of which are still with us, to try and understand how we got here, you will have accomplished a great deal. Oh, I like this song, despite its jarring properties.
Perfect to follow Listening Wind with Zombie; American Empire, British Empire. Two books that helped me understand: Henry C. Carey, The Slave Trade (on British Empire) and Appleman Williams, Tragedy of American Diplomacy (on American). If people only knew.
I read the Williams book in a history course in college and can only note that most of our fellow citizens (now there's a charged word, whose meaning seems less clear by the day) have never read this work, nor would they have the patience to confront the realities described. If only people knew? If only people were prepared to think critically about the world that we all inherit! If you can figure out how to get those who live in modern societies that have such singed pasts, the effects of which are still with us, to try and understand how we got here, you will have accomplished a great deal. Oh, I like this song, despite its jarring properties.
This one just gets to me. Strong guitar, strong bass, strong voice, strong lyrics.
O'Rirodan's voice is great and while off key at times is intentional.
O'Rirodan's voice is great and while off key at times is intentional.
Dana_Montroy wrote:
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
I'd rather listen to fingernails on a blackboard than this song. It's way too over-played on RP and radio. I guess the fees to play it are pretty low, which is why this crap is played so much.
We pay the same fees for all songs (Google "music copyright compulsory license" for details on how that works) & choose what we play based on our own opinions and the response that songs receive from RP listeners — most of whom seem to disagree with you.
Glad I could clear that up :-).
Please make it stop, my ears are bleeding. An automatic PSD setting required for this.
Dana_Montroy wrote:
Really, that's your guess?
I'd rather listen to fingernails on a blackboard than this song. It's way too over-played on RP and radio. I guess the fees to play it are pretty low, which is why this crap is played so much.
Really, that's your guess?
Dana_Montroy wrote:
I don't get your reference to low fees or what you are trying to imply. As far as I know, the programming here is not based on fee levels, but if you have proof to the contrary, please share. Btw, I don't care for this song either, but some of what other people like here I don't. That's the way it goes.
I'd rather listen to fingernails on a blackboard than this song. It's way too over-played on RP and radio. I guess the fees to play it are pretty low, which is why this crap is played so much.
I don't get your reference to low fees or what you are trying to imply. As far as I know, the programming here is not based on fee levels, but if you have proof to the contrary, please share. Btw, I don't care for this song either, but some of what other people like here I don't. That's the way it goes.
Dana_Montroy wrote:
cannot stand her voice.
I'd rather listen to fingernails on a blackboard than this song.
cannot stand her voice.I'd rather listen to fingernails on a blackboard than this song. It's way too over-played on RP and radio. I guess the fees to play it are pretty low, which is why this crap is played so much.
coloradojohn wrote:
Just precisely the way I feel when I see the Orange Headed One on tv.
I like the fact that they can use their talents to make such powerful music to express deep longing for moving past recurring patterns of ancient rage and revolutionary zeal. Myself being of mostly Celtic ancestry, I can attest to feeling my blood boil at the mention of Oliver Cromwell, or Orange Parades, etc. It's real...the heart, the blood itself pulses with the very quantum flux of magnetism and current that keep it so! But I also disavow the notion that we are doomed to endless cycles of violence, so I laud and appreciate this amazing song.
Just precisely the way I feel when I see the Orange Headed One on tv.
Powerful song. Not always easy to listen to, though.
mdnlsn wrote:
That's a marvelous idea! I 2nd it wholeheartedly. Any "red" rated song get's the gong immediately.
Idea - how about an automatic engagement of the PSD button when a listener rates a song 1-3? It would save me from her voice, and you from reading my pontifications. Think win-win!
That's a marvelous idea! I 2nd it wholeheartedly. Any "red" rated song get's the gong immediately.
jtherieau wrote:
Best description of that sound!! It's a bit grating to me, and ruins the song for me.
Whenever I hear this song, I think of a donkey.
Best description of that sound!! It's a bit grating to me, and ruins the song for me.
Just outstanding.
Idea - how about an automatic engagement of the PSD button when a listener rates a song 1-3? It would save me from her voice, and you from reading my pontifications. Think win-win!
Perfect to follow Listening Wind with Zombie; American Empire, British Empire. Two books that helped me understand: Henry C. Carey, The Slave Trade (on British Empire) and Appleman Williams, Tragedy of American Diplomacy (on American). If people only knew.
Oldfastbowler wrote:
Nice guitar and bass sound too.
upgraded to 10 - just for the drums alone
Nice guitar and bass sound too.
I had a big crush on her
Oldfastbowler wrote:
Me too!
upgraded to 10 - just for the drums alone
Me too!
upgraded to 10 - just for the drums alone
I like the fact that they can use their talents to make such powerful music to express deep longing for moving past recurring patterns of ancient rage and revolutionary zeal. Myself being of mostly Celtic ancestry, I can attest to feeling my blood boil at the mention of Oliver Cromwell, or Orange Parades, etc. It's real...the heart, the blood itself pulses with the very quantum flux of magnetism and current that keep it so! But I also disavow the notion that we are doomed to endless cycles of violence, so I laud and appreciate this amazing song.
Gotta be in a certain mood for this song, though it is good and strong. Zombies
(Flashed back to a job I had in a large graphic house, a new hire was this LARGE Vietnam vet to do simple paste-ups. John was only there about a month when his quiet seering-gaze really had us all wondering what's his problem; one afternoon nervous little Richie comes back from the men's room telling us Big John is in there punching holes in the wall! Well the only one of us who's ever had lunch with John was Butch, who told us John would remember times in Nam, great friends "yeah, cool guys. Their dead"
Butch went in to speak to him, said later John was sure there was a plot against him. Butch helped him take a walk and some time to chill, time to realize we weren't a threat, Butch helped him through a long night and got John to see some Vet help
never saw John again, hope he made it through
(Flashed back to a job I had in a large graphic house, a new hire was this LARGE Vietnam vet to do simple paste-ups. John was only there about a month when his quiet seering-gaze really had us all wondering what's his problem; one afternoon nervous little Richie comes back from the men's room telling us Big John is in there punching holes in the wall! Well the only one of us who's ever had lunch with John was Butch, who told us John would remember times in Nam, great friends "yeah, cool guys. Their dead"
Butch went in to speak to him, said later John was sure there was a plot against him. Butch helped him take a walk and some time to chill, time to realize we weren't a threat, Butch helped him through a long night and got John to see some Vet help
never saw John again, hope he made it through
Horrible. Unbearable. Cranberries sucks. A solid 1, because there is no zero.
dwlangham wrote:
LOL
But I still like this song and the drumming is really cool.
Shoot me in my heh-yed.
LOL
But I still like this song and the drumming is really cool.
The live performance of this song on SNL is one of the best band performances in the history of that show. Truly worth checking out.
And this one was already on my Halloween playlist. :)
15 years later the average rating is 7.4, so you were ahead of your time.