HE'S NEVER HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE..!|The Cranberries - Zombie REACTION
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- The Cranberries - Zombie (Official Music Video) Reaction
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The saddest thing about the song is it will never lose relevancy.
Russia and Ukraine
She should have done Eurovision
I thought that was an excellent touch when bad wolves replaced 1916 with through 2018, speaks to that sentiment
@@UKMessi1 honestly I have felt like this song applies so well to that situation.
I'm from Dublin and I love seeing reactions to how emotional the song is, but it destroys me that people don't understand what it's about
Being a former Belfast girl this song means a lot to me 1916 was the year of the Rebellion in Ireland, 1969 was when "The Troubles" as we call it really ramped up. My generation (same as Dolores) were all just tired of it, listen to Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2 and one of the lines is "how long? How long must we sing this song?
Having lived through it, I'm still saddened by what I thought at the time was completely normal eg. Stopping to get searched every time you go into a store, it doesn't matter that you're an eight-year-old
Growing up in the US I remember as a kid hearing about the bombings & the IRA on the news here. Then I heard it was Protestants & Catholics fighting each other and my kid brain thought " Don't they believe in the same God & Religion"? They are like brothers fighting each other how is this happening? Why? I didn't understand it.
I was born in 72. Growing up, U2 was my favorite band, and Sunday, Bloody Sunday was one of the first songs I ever heard. I’ve heard Bono talk and preach in his songs about the Troubles many times, but your simple comment really hit me. Thank you for sharing. Peace be with you.
@@BDogg2023 thank you for taking the time to read it, when I came to Canada it took me a year before I stopped pausing in doorways of stores and Mum saying gently to me "you don't have to do that here"
Lesley, I want o send you 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😢😢, Too much for an 8 yr old or any age child to be witness to. Be well former Belfast girl an Gods blessings be with you🫶💖
I'm sorry you went through that.
She's a hell of a guitar player too. That solo at the end does not get enough props. She was an enormous talent. RIP
The song was written as a response to 2 boys (aged 3 & 12) who were killed in the IRA (Irish Republican Army) bombings in Warrington, England. If you'd like to learn more about the Irish Rebellion of 1916, I highly recommend the movies Michael Collins starring Liam Neeson & The Wind That Shakes the Barley starring Cillian Murphy.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley is better when it comes to the history and giving a more well rounded view of the period, although they do play on the socialist angle too much given it's based on west Cork, a very rural area. Michael Collins is all over the shop with its history and is a bit over the top if I'm honest in portraying Collins as the one and only man to be able to push the movement forward.
Thanks for the recommendations. I’ll def check out The Wind That Shakes, Cillian Murphy is great in everything I’ve seen him in. Of course Liam is a great actor too so I’ll probably watch that one too. In America we didn’t learn about this, at least not where I’m from so I’ve read some and have a basic (very) understanding, but I want to learn what exactly has happened and why.
I live in northern Ireland lived through bombings from 7 years old ass windows blew on us as IRA had bomb in trainstation 80s throught to 1996 it was worse when my mum was young in 60s n 70s
Yeah it was a bomb in a bin in a busy town center if I recall, it killed to little boys.
No they’re part of it but it’s about what happened in Northern Ireland that’s why it’s set in Belfast. And believe me those two boys dying is nothing compared to what your army did to us
You talked about Dolores's singing voice. It may well be attributed to her Gaelic roots. It's called 'keening'. It is a wailing sound that was used in Ireland long ago to 'wake' (mourn) the dead. The word comes from the Irish “caoineadh”, pronounced like “queena” and it means crying or a lament. ☘🇮🇪
Thank you @phyllis !!
You are absolutely spot on 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Thanks for mentioning this!!
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Thank you, you give the clearest explanation I've read before .
Since Dolores died, I can't listen to The Cranberries without tearing up. She's just a few years older than me, and I loved her so much, her sound, her voice, the lyrics of the group's songs, and the powerful music they produced. Such a tragic loss I still miss her.
Hi I'm from the same county as Dolores of the cranberries limerick
Such a useless death. I have spent many nights in hotel rooms and they are the loneliest places in the world. The staff all nod and smile and you can become desperately depressed. The drinks pile up to escape the sadness and then what seems a good idea of having a bath and you're dead.
That is the most tragic part of what happened to Dolores. If only someone was with her, if only someone realised, if only the staff checked on her. I am certain she never wanted this to happen. So tragic.
Amazing song and video.
RIP Dolores ❤️
Aside from the historical context, as a former soldier, all I ever heard was a song that spoke to what I now know as PTSD. For so many years I was never diagnosed or treated and the only place I found solace was a song like “Zombie” and/or similar songs.
I can totally see that! I have ptsd from a different situation, but I could see how the lyrics could be put in the context where your mind goes through those traumatic war moments again and again and you think your living through it again.
Hope your doing alot better now 🙏 thank you for your service!
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Seriously listen to Rooster from Alice in Chains ..hope that might help you too.
@@ko0974 every time I hear that song, I think of my dad. ✊🏼
@@EricEdLoveless oh gosh I hope haven't triggered bad memories of your Dad...I presume he was in Vietnam or similar...god only knows what they went through and worse treatment when came home....or your Dad had great taste in real music !! Hope you having some good days among your worst days..music is definitely a great healer..My own Dad has just passed 4 weeks ago and he no matter where he was listened to music of all types .....Even when he was dying and we were all there he still had music playing ..giving Alexa instructions on what to play next....yet to bring myself to listen to those ones, but I am the ones that have good times attached to them ...🤛
@@ko0974 sorry to hear about your dad. As for mine, he was one of those guys you may have heard about but never met. A myth. I spent time with him just listening and I would later learn that he felt that he had no one to turn to. I have felt the same so many times.
1916. The Easter Rebellion. Irish republic against British rule in Ireland. First rebellion since 1798. This has been going on for centuries. Peace accords in 1998 settled it some.
Yeah and now our useless fucking government are trying to rip open old wounds just because of bloody Brexit! Blows my mind
Then when Brexit was going on; there were understandable fears that Brexit could bring about a revival of The Troubles. I listened to a song by American gospel singer Kelly Price called "Tired" following the news last year that a bus in Belfast, Northern Ireland had been hijacked and burned along with the subsequent violence that followed. This violence consisted of teenagers throwing bombs, bricks, stones and bottles at themselves and at police officers sent to stop the violence. The Catholic Unionist population of Northern Ireland was and no doubt still is tired of the violence by the Irish Republican Army, the police officers and the British Army; tired of being treated like scum by the politicians in Belfast and London, tired of the rigged court system siding with the Protestant Loyalists, etc.
Ok, enough is enough. Where the hell are you? We miss you bro ❤
The first time she tried out to sing for the band, she said" I wasn't worried....I knew as soon as the boy's heard my pipes I get a shot".............that always makes me smile. RIP.....this is a top 10 for me.
R.I.P Dolores listening to this gives me goose bumps she was a national treasure 🇮🇪 a flawed genius like them all I guess she's missed hope the other band members are doing OK 👍
This song always makes me cry. Its just brilliant. My Family fled Ireland in 1919 after "The Troubles" started.
Me too. On both sides, I had family that fled & family that stayed. Those that stayed inevitably lost loved ones to The Troubles.
The last time I was there was in 1999, and there was still tension in Northern Ireland that made some friends & family too paranoid to try to visit us in Dublin.
Even today, that underlying tension is *still* festering.
The war
Thanks for rewatching this video Jay! It has been awhile since I’ve heard this song as well. One of the best songs. RIP Delores ❤
I love that you are letting him react to some good music!!
When she says "1916" my heart breaks, everytime. I remember the 90s and the troubles. Tough times. Also from limerick and had european kids singing it this summer eal kids
Where has my man Jovaughn gone?
This song holds true even today, with the violence happening in Ukraine as a result of Putin's illegal invasion. The only difference is the date in which it's occurring.... history is repeating itself.
Incorrect. You didn't even notice WHAT Ukraine and NATO have been doing to their own people for 10 years.
Don't be gaslighted by this one. ^^
@@Lyran7 Not their own people.
@@sexysadie2901 it was. Youre clueless
Ukraine has been in a civil war for a long time and nato broke their promise that doesn’t make what Putin did right but we have to look at both sides
"Linger", "Dreams", and "Ode To My Family " are musts when diving in to the Cranberries. I've always said Delores` voice reminded me of Enya, whose biggest song was "Orinoco Flow".
Ode to family is a brilliant song
When you’re gone too
Since you’ve watched the music video, i highly suggest the live version. Zombie live in Paris 1999 is a must watch, for a live performance it has a crazy number of views, over 150 million. They’re just as good live as in studio. Dare i say even better live coz you get to feel the whole vibe of the band.
This song really hits me. I remember when I was visiting my home country on the last day I was about to leave the morning of to go back home to Canada I turned on the tv and this song was playing. I was sad to leave, the sky was grey and it was raining hard and little did I know it was the last time I would be ever seeing my grandfather and my aunt alive. Whenever I hear this song I never forget that moment.
The song is so old.. but it never gets old. Not the message, not the sound. I love it
Every member played their part so well. Super tight song and very easy and fun to play along to as well
That’s a tune - Dolores was not only a singer, but also wrote this song, she sang it like it’s her own, the band played it that way too. Respect Dolores and RIP - your so missed, but remembered ❤️
Hi guys this is about the troubles in Northern Ireland. Very sad. Take care xx
Dolores said she wrote this song after the 1993 IRA bombings in Warrington Town in Cheshire, England. Some 56 people were injured in the blasts, as well as a boy 3, and a boy 12, who both died. The Cranberries were on tour in Liverpool at the time, some 30 km away. Immediately following the bombings there was a huge uprising of anger and revulsion both in England and Ireland. Dolores went on the say that she felt tremendous guilt.
Ya well the British need to free N. Ireland of their occupation.
@@rickmoreno6858 Oh, and what a surprise - you appear to be in the US! How did I guess?!
@@clairenoon4070 yep I was born here and guess what I'm a second generation American my mother's side came from Ireland my father's can't side came from Mexico what's your point oh I get where your point is I have an opinion that is strong and righteous and you're pissed off because oh my opinion differs from yours good job you can have an opinion too that's fine
@@rickmoreno6858 No, that's not an opinion, it's anti-democratic.
I realise that in the US you're not very keen on, or good at, democracy, what with the attempt just 18 months ago to prevent, with violence, the legitimate and democratic transfer of power.
Oh, and the small matter of the US being rated a 'Flawed Democracy' while the UK is a 'Full Democracy'.
Given that the authorities' top 2 functions in a democracy are to protect our democracy and keep people physically safe, your anti-democratic views would come to the attention of our security services. That's the kind of person you are. No wonder the US is such a disaster.
@@rickmoreno6858 BTW, you don't appear to have heard of punctuation. I can see why the average IQ in the US is significantly lower than in the UK.
No more videos, where's the dude?
Miss you man. You make a difference in the world.
Where are you....are you done?....shame if you are
Bro, you good?
We miss you man. Love your channel. Been following like forever. I truly hope you are doing well.
If you quit or something- could you let us know?
I really, really hope you're ok. Prayer!
I was about to suggest Dreams by The Cranberries but I see you’ve already listened to the song. It’s unfortunate that the band is a bit underrated with the way they sound Celtic, which I consider more timeless as well as beautiful.
another one to check out is Salvation. Fantastic clip and powerful lyrics
Daffodil Lament(Live) would be a wonderful song to review/react to as well!!
Ode to my family (of that same album), is a beautiful song.
My Favourite Cranberries song that. Absolute beautiful masterpiece.
A difficult time , a brave song … beautifully haunting
rip dolores. one of the most unique voices ever.
What happened with the videos?
I hope you and your family had a great Christmas, Jay!
I pray all is well, if it's not too much to ask, will you post something on your community wall to let us know that you're ok, not trying to be nosey, just concerned...You're missed!💙
Hey Jay, just checking in again, hope all is well! Miss ya, hope to see you soon! 💙
Yesterday my mom who was born in Italy after WW2 remembered buildings that still hadn't been rebuilt. She said her Mom told her stories of walking over bodies and her saying " you do it because you have to, not because you want to."
So they lyrics "It's not me, it's not my family" hits me in more ways than one. 1: I'm not doing the fighting nor do I want to. 2: I'm still alive and their not. 🥶
I like the way you educate those who join you. Every time you make a story, you share the details you learned yourself while listening to it for the first time.
How have they educated people? Do you know what this song is about?.
@@katiemccallum2447 wanna lecture me about the Troubles? Or give me the name of the boy whose death inspired the song?
All I'm saying is that I see one of many reactors here who not only listens to the music out of his usual choice, but also actually reads up, even if only comments, and uses it to speak to his friends. If that is not one of the ways how to educate someone then tell me what is.
@@katiemccallum2447 If you have to ask that, you clearly wasn't fully watching the video.
This never grows old, still gives me goosebumps. Dolores's vocal, such a one off.
If u guys liked this version I highly recommend the cover by bad wolves the lead singer in this song was supposed to reprise her role for the lead vocals but she was found unalive in her hotel room so Bad Wolves still covered the song and gave and still give all the proceeds from the song to any of her surviving family members
Love their version
Rather interesting wording in your comment.
@@sootioohpepi7698 well I am autistic so take it as u will
Love ❤️ love❤️ love ❤️ the Cranberries all their music is excellent had no idea for years how good they were
Dude, there are you? What's happened? We miss your smile, come back!
You really need to react to Jeff Healey. Blind rock/blues guitarist from Canada who developed his own style to play the guitar. You’ll see. Highly underrated, he and his band rose to fame when they released their debut album in 1988 and performed in the movie Roadhouse alongside Patrick Swayze. Several tours and albums followed until, sadly, Jeff passed away (battling cancer) in 2008. I don’t want to give too many spoilers in advance, just please do treat yourself to something extraordinary, I promise you a jaw-dropping experience. I recommend this video for a first reaction: th-cam.com/video/gwgOUzodS6E/w-d-xo.html
RIP Delores 💔. What a great unique powerful singer.
Merry Christmas Jayvee... Where are you??
Major hit from back then. Everybody seemed to have liked this song no matter what genre of Rock they were into.. they had a few good hits.
i was stationed in nothern ireland during the troubles it was not a good time i am so glad there is some kind of peace now.
A couple of bands with similar vibes and unique female vocalists The Cardigans - I'd particularly recommend My Favourite Game but they also collaborated with Tom Jones to do a cover version of Talking Heads Burning The House. The Sundays - Here's Where The Story Ends, Summertime
RIP Dolores!Living in Ireland for the last 22 years now...and Ireland rocks!
I had the honor of witnessing The Cranberries perform live on July 6th 1993 at Einstein a-go-go in Jacksonville Beach Florida.
I miss Einstein’s and Pier 7……
Seeing the city I grew up in the video takes me back.
I’ve never listened to them but this song. And it’s always been one of my favorite songs. I think I’ve heard parts of other songs, but I kind of don’t want to hear anything else but this song from them, because it’s just about perfect.
As as Duran Duran diehard, I pay my ultimate tribute to the Cranberries, and Dolores for being a massive influence on my musical ride back in the 90s. They were really movers and shakers of the industry then.
Goosebumps the whole way. One of the best from the 90's for sure
Jay bring your arse back!! 😄 We miss you, hope all is well!❤
Ireland was under British rule and there have been many battles for Irish independence. Britain was fighting in the Great War, WW1. The Irish saw this as an opportunity to attack and during Easter week in 1916, there was a rising in Dublin. The rebels were defeated but it kick started Ireland on the road to independence. Independence was granted and Ireland became a free state in 1919. But at the loss of 6 of Ireland's 32 counties to the Crown. The new fight began in Northern Ireland which comprises of the 6 counties, between paramilitary groups, with the IRA (catholic) fighting for a united Ireland and loyalist (protestants) who wanted to remain under British rule. Many terrible terror attacks happened from both sides. The song Zombie is in response to the death of two children in an IRA bombing in the Cheshire town of Warrington in 1993. Thankfully The Troubles have calmed down a bit, but it still rears its ugly head from time to time.
It's Northern Ireland. The Easter Uprising was in 1916. They were fighting British rule for almost 800 years.
Hope Jayvee is okay 🙏
i wonder where he is and if he is okay 🙏🙏
The heart of the meaning of the song was,to me, directed to those who agree to fight in a war when the general purpose for it is either unclear to those who are fighting or supporting it being more influenced by what they were told they have to do in support of the war even though it is only in the best interest of those who sold the war to the public. The song writer is bringing the question to the minds of those that fight in and support the war “what’s in your head, zombie?”
Seeing as how the social toll that war takes on society by killing of people in mass is still not enough to bring the question to the minds of those who continue to support war of “what am I really accomplishing here?”, in spite of seeing what carnage it creates even in their own lives.
The writer also suggests that the “zombies” further justify the destruction by reasoning in their own minds that “it’s not my family”, not realizing that the mental impact hits them just as hard, since we are all part of the human family, the waves of destruction we participate in are also coming back to ripple into our own “family”.
Interesting that the singer died so young expectedly too. I’m sure that is just a coincidence though, go back to sleep…….
Such a powerful song. It's meant to stir and disturb and it does that.
My grandparents all came over from Ireland for a lot of reasons and this song sums up most of them. Awesome to hear a new generation listen to this. This song is powerful and brings out emotion out of me every single time.
Bless, bless and bless. Thank you for your heartfelt commentary 🙏
One of my all time favourite songs. She was such a talent.
At least for me, I feel like knowing the context before hearing a song can make it more powerful when you hear the lyrics. Unlike a movie. Especially when it's something really specific like this song.
Jayvee, where you are?
Bad Wolves covered this song and Delores was supposed to be a feature on it but sadly she passed right before they were set to record. They weren't going to do it but they did and donated all the proceeds to her 3 children. I must admit it was fire and they did pay tribute to her in the video. I suggest you watch it
I just said the same thing. The video is amazing.
Always makes my eyes water!!! 🏴
I r nvr seen a video so perfectly capture the emotion of a song
Did you notice that the drums towards the end sounded like gun shots.
Zombie - that's heavy stuff you hit him with.
I have never loved a reactor more.. Well done (Not in a patronising way, I promise) .. well done.. for sharing such an important song that means so much to millions of people in Ireland, UK and many, many other countries. Appreciate you!!!
Apparently Delores wrote this after the IRA set off a bomb in Warrington England in which a young toddler a 3yr old boy was killed. The 1916 reference is the Easter rising in the South of Ireland but mainly in Dublin. There are still tensions in the North but not as much as they used to.
If I'm not mistaken, the footage in the music video was live and what was happening at the that time.
I had to shake my head when you said "It doesn't really matter where there from" The whole song is about the IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY. So yeah it kind of matters that they are from IRELAND. lol
This is the music of my time, the more you learn about the background of the song, the better the song becomes. I didn't know any Irish at the time, but many English soldiers who were in Northern Ireland themselves and/or had many friends who served there, some of whom died in the conflicts. EVERYONE loved that song back then. The Irish and the English.
Good shirt! Good tour! Good friend to bring to enlightenment!
You have a big culture in music Jay
Lakeside-fantastic voyage,thats some good old 80,s party funk.
Listening to Dolores keening is beautiful
Jayvee are you ok? Ever coming back? Hope you're ok.
Hope you're doing well in life. We miss your vids and will continue to support if u decide to come back
Is he alright?!
Would someone more knowledgeable about keening (the style of vocals she’s using) than I am please explain it to these boys? Much love to Ireland! 🇮🇪
I like the haunting video and her voice! It’s so 90s, my teen years, I love it. Linger by the cranberries is a banger but way different!
I love this song literally abt my people versus the English
As someone from Northern Ireland, 'born & reared' & still here, can I just add some info too... But it's a long comment to tell all of it...
I feel the name given to this time was to downplay it to begin with, so 1 side could show how unaffected they were by anything the other side done, (all sides showing this btw), but it was the innocent people that were suffering from it all. People need to realise the "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland were not just protests & riots or civil unrest, it was a full blown civil war, that continued for over 30yrs & 3500 INNOCENT people, died as a result of bombs, shootings, beatings' etc. The whole situation started in 1916, when Ireland was split in two...the North remaining part of the UK, while the South was 'given' back to the Irish. Britain wanted to stay in control & rule at least part of Ireland, whereas Ireland wanted the whole country to be free from English rule.
People were 'taken' by the opposite side to be interrogated, most didn't come back & even now their bodies have never been recovered. Young children were recruited by the paramilitaries on both sides too 'join & fight for the cause', whole families got brought in too...they would get into people's heads by claiming it was the right thing, the only thing to do... women involved would use a baby in a pram, to get bombs passed the checks into shops, public transport etc in town/cities. Everyone was stopped & had any bags checked through, just like at an airport customs check...shops banned baby's prams/strollers etc from going in... Towns/cities had barriers to close off them off in the evenings, so vehicles couldn't get in...There were certain areas that we couldn't go into because of fear of attacks, even as kids. Bomb threats & beatings' were common, as was a huge presence of police & army walking/driving around in full body armour & semi-automatic rifles etc.
My Mum is a local girl from outside Belfast, my Dad was in the British army at the time(now retired). I've lived in Northern Ireland my whole life, right through the 80s-90s. We would fill the bath with water every night & put several towels in it, just incase our home was 'petrol bombed' (set on fire with a Molotov Cocktail) overnight. The towels were to place over our heads & hold over our mouths & noses, so we could breathe through the smoke, so we could get out of the house. My Dad was told by British army to change his name when he arrived, he had to use his middle name instead, as British army said his 1st name would cause 'issue' with each side in the conflict ...
At the start the British army were brought in to help the Catholic side of the community here but it soon shifted to helping the Protestant community instead, then it became a 3way war - with Catholics fighting Protestants/Protestants fighting Catholics & both fighting British army independently of each other as they said the British were protecting the opposite side... Everyday was the same, more anger, more hatred, more fighting. I guess, like many on here, as I was born during it(in 1979), I grew up through it & knew no different, that it was just normal, everyday life here. Now there's been 'peace' for a while, when we look back, we can see just how bad it was. I was sheltered from alot of it, due to where I lived & my family making sure we didn't get pulled in by paramilitary groups. I had a large family with lots of cousins, so we really just played/hung a round in family groups, away from other kids. I had a rough childhood, in a war-torn country, but it was still a fun-filled childhood with lots of love & laughter, running about, playing our silly innocent kid games outside... just as long as we stayed within shouting distance from our home & our parents knew where we were & who we were with at all times.
Also that 'yodelling' sort of sound Dolores makes is called 'keening' is a form of the traditional Irish intense wailing sound made particularly by mothers who have lost their child, but also some other mourners after a death, during a funeral & wake. The images in the video are all real, these are the 'normal' images people in Northern Ireland saw every single day for over 30yrs...
@Jayveetv you pick up the background to songs and explain the meaning so well
Miley Cyrus actually does a pretty famous cover of this at almost all of her shows. She recorded it for her last album, you should check it out
Terrible cover
The very thought of her ruining this is awful 🙄
😍😍😍😍😍
You have to show him Bad Wolves version of this song 😎
Great pick btw 💘
I respected videoclips in the 90's. They weren't afraid of going hard when it was needed.
RIP Dolores. #Queen.
Anyone who doesn't cry after this song either didn't understand the language or the context; or else is a psychopath.
I have heard it many hundreds of times and still can't get over it.
One likes the graphics... The other one likes the substance.❤
This song was incredibly important.
And the way she sings here is Irish funeral wailing.
You guys are awesome
I hope you look into this video and the meaning of the song and the history here.
why didn't jay say it was irish or about keening?i get that he prob forgot the word and the meaning but he could have told him it was a special way of singing expressing.
still glad he's passing on these songs.
So have you pretty much wrapped it up? Done with new reactions?
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I love the drumming in this song as well. It really gives a military feeling. Fergal Lawler is the drummer. The bassist is Mike Hogan.
Oh the drumming is very underrated because of how part of it is offbeat to how a song like that would be drummed for sure.