Dolores O'Riordan — Black Widow
Album: Are You Listening?
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Released: 2007
Length: 4:48
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Finding solace
Finding solace somewhere
Seeking comfort
Seeking comfort somewhere
Over and over
Over she calls
Over and over
Over she falls
The black widow
Waiting for her lover
The black widow
Crying in her bedroom
Over and over
Over she calls
Over and over
Over she falls
(Pull me out)
Seeking comfort
Seeking comfort somewhere
And she cries, and she cries
Feeling lonely
She is lonely
And she dies, and she dies
Feeling lonely
She is lonely
Recognise recognise
The black widow
The black widow
Recognise, recognise
The black widow
The black widow
The black widow
Finding solace somewhere
Seeking comfort
Seeking comfort somewhere
Over and over
Over she calls
Over and over
Over she falls
The black widow
Waiting for her lover
The black widow
Crying in her bedroom
Over and over
Over she calls
Over and over
Over she falls
(Pull me out)
Seeking comfort
Seeking comfort somewhere
And she cries, and she cries
Feeling lonely
She is lonely
And she dies, and she dies
Feeling lonely
She is lonely
Recognise recognise
The black widow
The black widow
Recognise, recognise
The black widow
The black widow
The black widow
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For me, it's impossible to listen to her voice without remember The Cranberries..
annoying as hell.
All of a sudden she started hissing and I thought I was hearing that little girl from America's Got Talent (??) singing.
perikleshokie wrote:
Since we're recalling classic Seinfeld lines on this page...
"You leave those squirrels ALONE!"
OK, so it's a cat and not a squirrel. But I feel kitty's pain: she can't reach the PSD button when this song is playing.
About that Mulva/Dolores joke in Seinfeld: Dolores shows up in a later episode and Jerry proudly greets her by name as if that will impress the woman. Strangely, no dice.
Truly brilliant show. Truly awful song. Truly lovely cat.
A segment of this song made be think that I was listening to a cat in a vise being squeezed repeatedly. Pretty entertaining visual actually.
Since we're recalling classic Seinfeld lines on this page...
"You leave those squirrels ALONE!"
OK, so it's a cat and not a squirrel. But I feel kitty's pain: she can't reach the PSD button when this song is playing.
About that Mulva/Dolores joke in Seinfeld: Dolores shows up in a later episode and Jerry proudly greets her by name as if that will impress the woman. Strangely, no dice.
Truly brilliant show. Truly awful song. Truly lovely cat.
This poor woman has listened to way too much Bjork.
sajitjacob wrote:
more power than Zombie... it stomps
I like this, it has the same power as Zombie, her other good track.
more power than Zombie... it stomps
I like this, it has the same power as Zombie, her other good track.
Album title is "Are you listening?" Wish I wasn't.
Horrible noise.
Holy crap, that's not Sinead on the mic?
ambrebalte wrote:
Didn't know any of them (1 - I'm a from frogland 2 - I have no TV for almost 20 years 3 - (anything you can think of that might justify my ignorance in the matter)
BUT ....wow, urban dictionary and wiki gave me the answers. The interesting part is Urban dictionary, here below...
"Come back, Gipple!"
Didn't know any of them (1 - I'm a from frogland 2 - I have no TV for almost 20 years 3 - (anything you can think of that might justify my ignorance in the matter)
BUT ....wow, urban dictionary and wiki gave me the answers. The interesting part is Urban dictionary, here below...
The name that Jerry Seinfeld was guessing his girlfriend's name was, since he had forgotten except for remembering that it rhymed with a female body part.
Dolores: "You have no idea what my name is, do you?"
Jerry: "...Mulva?"
Like this song, pretty good
Jerry: "...Mulva?"
Like this song, pretty good
"Come back, Gipple!"
Everyone has the right to be heard. Well, I've heard it now.
No more please.
Ouch.
No more please.
Ouch.
Nope.
SynapseRider wrote:
Didn't know any of them (1 - I'm a from frogland 2 - I have no TV for almost 20 years 3 - (anything you can think of that might justify my ignorance in the matter)
BUT ....wow, urban dictionary and wiki gave me the answers. The interesting part is Urban dictionary, here below...
Classic Seinfeld reference!
d-don wrote:
d-don wrote:
Mulva?
Didn't know any of them (1 - I'm a from frogland 2 - I have no TV for almost 20 years 3 - (anything you can think of that might justify my ignorance in the matter)
BUT ....wow, urban dictionary and wiki gave me the answers. The interesting part is Urban dictionary, here below...
The name that Jerry Seinfeld was guessing his girlfriend's name was, since he had forgotten except for remembering that it rhymed with a female body part.
Dolores: "You have no idea what my name is, do you?"
Jerry: "...Mulva?"
Like this song, pretty good
Jerry: "...Mulva?"
Like this song, pretty good
A segment of this song made be think that I was listening to a cat in a vise being squeezed repeatedly. Pretty entertaining visual actually.
Classic Seinfeld reference!
d-don wrote:
d-don wrote:
Mulva?
That's a great idea!
Jelani wrote:
Jelani wrote:
I really like this.
I'd like to hear her team up with Maynard James Keenan.
That might be pretty wicked.
I'd like to hear her team up with Maynard James Keenan.
That might be pretty wicked.
Sounds a lot like Florence and her bombastic machine...
Don't like this...
1
Don't like this...
1
Mulva?
nails on the chalkboard.
hell's tooth, another one. nice set. melds really nicely with Band of Skulls two songs ago.
I really like this.
I'd like to hear her team up with Maynard James Keenan.
That might be pretty wicked.
I'd like to hear her team up with Maynard James Keenan.
That might be pretty wicked.
soulcollision wrote:
nope, just a first impression feeling.
nope, just a first impression feeling.
Dark,creepy and mysterious,
I think I really like this?! Hmmmm...
I wish she had chosen to remain anonymous. This song is irritating.
mrtuba9 wrote:
mrtuba9 wrote:
Read a great story about Dolores today after Bill played something from the new album:
From the Mail Online:
From the Mail Online:
Seven years of relentless touring and recording had led to a catastrophic breakdown.
She had therapy, recovered, had three children and focused on "just being anonymous".
She had therapy, recovered, had three children and focused on "just being anonymous".
+2
SigmaBetaTooth wrote:
SigmaBetaTooth wrote:
+1
blotto wrote:
blotto wrote:
Cranberries meet Evanescence
I always thought the Cranberries were a tad overrated, never quite following up on the promise of Zombie. This however is rather good.
Come on Guido.
See on hea.
Proclivities wrote:
You say that as if it's a bad thing. The song is titled "Black Widow".
nope, just a first impression feeling.
You say that as if it's a bad thing. The song is titled "Black Widow".
nope, just a first impression feeling.
OK, we choose you.
MannAudioltd wrote:
MannAudioltd wrote:
somebody please shoot me or this woman
MannAudioltd wrote:
agreed, in the vocal chords
somebody please shoot me or this woman
agreed, in the vocal chords
MannAudioltd wrote:
okay. i'll shoot you?! ;o)
i really don't like the song (it's so bombastic and cliché when the harrrrrrrd guitars come in). but i really like the woman.
somebody please shoot me or this woman
okay. i'll shoot you?! ;o)
i really don't like the song (it's so bombastic and cliché when the harrrrrrrd guitars come in). but i really like the woman.
somebody please shoot me or this woman
Where's the dude with the hotel room? He only posts when everybody is up dancing. Right now, the people in MY hotel room are clawing at their ears, making the International Symbol for choking and wretching... <1>
This is the first time I am hearing this tune. Quite intriguing.
Anger and melody. An unusual yet pleasing combo! Nice tune.
Read a great story about Dolores today after Bill played something from the new album:
From the Mail Online:
From the Mail Online:
Seven years of relentless touring and recording had led to a catastrophic breakdown.
She had therapy, recovered, had three children and focused on "just being anonymous".
She had therapy, recovered, had three children and focused on "just being anonymous".
Wow, I thought this was some new Sinead O'connor I hadn't heard.
How is this NOT Sinnead O'Connor?
soulcollision wrote:
You say that as if it's a bad thing. The song is titled "Black Widow".
quite... creepy... that's the consensus in my office at work
You say that as if it's a bad thing. The song is titled "Black Widow".
+1
blotto wrote:
blotto wrote:
Cranberries meet Evanescence
No, we are not, "Dollo"...
Cranberries meet Evanescence
luv the sudden hard guitar...totally see what you are saying bout Sinead's sis... love the voice
Derk_Decibel wrote:
Woa, yes. Quite the follow-up from Mumford & Sons.
Sinead's sister?
Woa, yes. Quite the follow-up from Mumford & Sons.
bordello wrote:
@bordello Thanks for a bunch of uploads that were accepted, including:
Its my upload. yeah :))
@bordello Thanks for a bunch of uploads that were accepted, including:
- Massive Attack - Pray for Rain
- Massive Attack - Splitting the Atom
- Placebo - Bright Lights
- Mark Knopfler - Border Reiver
zOOOmBIE!
sooooo lovely
Its my upload. yeah :))
Derk_Decibel wrote:
lol thats what i was thinking too!
Sinead's sister?
lol thats what i was thinking too!
suddenly I wanna drink a cosmopolitan.... ...dunno why....
Sinead's sister?
I didn't like it at first, then I really started to like it, then I started to change my mind....I have no idea what to think about this song....need to hear it again I guess.
quite... creepy... that's the consensus in my office at work
Sing!
hey Dolores let her hair grow out...
the Crannies ring a belll here ?
the Crannies ring a belll here ?
...hey, i know that voice!..