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Can we have a tiny desk concert by Alanis Morissette, Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, Sarah McLachlan, Radiohead, Beck, Muse, and Damian Rice, please. Thank you! 🙏🏼
@@Milohenry13 for sure this NPR post is tone deaf, however, I assume their analytics/marketing team just mass pinned this comment on all videos with engagement. I saw it pinned on another Tiny Desk video. RIP Dolores ✌️
I am listening to this in 2022, I cannot help but shed some tears for the beauty that we lost in 2018. RIP you beautiful queen. You will never be forgotten
@@fredmanie2926it reminds me when Freddie mercury died, his mom said that god loved him so much that he just wanted him sooner. I feel the same way about Dolores.
Right there with you. As a 41yr old dude raised in a cult and not allowed to music, listening to a copy of their first album given to me by a friend changed my life.
It's a real punch in the heart to see her alive and loving the moment again in this session . Like she's not gone almost. What a loss to this world was her unique voice and soul.
I saw the Cranberries in 1996. In Wallingford CT. I was 16 yrs old going with my best friend Dan Kaminski.. his mom drove us on our map quest directions.. they weren't great.. be finally found the place.. felt like the middle of the woods.. Oakdale theater was the name.. I just recalled. Collective soul opened for them.. gel was playing when we walked up the stairs. Finding our amazing seats.. the show was great.. she was barefoot the entire time. But they didn't play dreams.. then an encore.. but they didn't play dreams.. I refused to leave.. 15 mins went by. I stood up in disbelief ready to leave the show in tears.. two steps out if the aisle.. I heard the cord.. quickly we went back to our spot and the crowd rushed back in.. as dreams finally played best concert ever!! RIP Beautiful Woman
I’ve gone down the rabbit hole of Tiny Desk Concerts. This one is the best. The charm if actually feeling like they just showed up and were asked to bring out guitars is amazing. The production feels dated, but it makes it so charming . They just look happy playing their songs. It is so rock n roll. They took the request to play Zombie, and obviously didn’t plan on playing it but did it anyway.
I think it was cool that they seemed happy to do Zombie and played it with all their hearts after probably playing that more than any other song. So cool
You say the production feels outdated and I assuming you mean the set up of being in a office and often doing stripped back versions of tracks, kind of like the live lounge days. Listen to the sound production though, it's absolutely fantastic every time.
As an Irish man, I burst with pride listening to Dolores and The Cranberries. The impact her lyrics had on so many people globally. It truly devastated me when I heard the sad news of her death. Rest in Power My Irish Queen
We truly miss such an amazing vocalist even though we are worlds apart. Zombie played in my generation like crazy, and even common people knew about the Northern Ireland issues... not because of BBC, but all because of the song. From Northeastern India.
I deeply admire singers who are so unique, that you can spot them within seconds. You could never confuse her with anyone else. RIP Dolores. Thank you forever.
C'est une grande voix et fleurs 🥀 qui c'est ouvert à la vie Et que nos yeux et cœurs 🧡 pleures Aujourd'hui Des lendemain sans toi Je me sens perdu sans ta voix et sagesse qu'il y a en toi
50 today Dolores (6 September 2021). It's so sad to think you were still so young when you left us. Thoughts are with your family, especially your children today. Thank you for the music. You're truly inspirational.
Her voice was so insanely unique you never listen to 5 seconds of a song and wonder "is that the cranberries". She does so many wild things no one will ever cover!!
Poor Delores and now Sinead O'Connor.. 2 heroic irish women who will live on in Irish Folklore for generations.. 2 troubled souls who brought joy to millions around the world... Generational Talent.. R.I.P ladies ❤
i think of irish women as fiercely passionate and thoughtful people and i don’t think i realized how influenced that was by those two. they’re a glowing representation of the country
Nice concert. Today, 22nd January 2025, I get to know that the song "Zombie" is by "The Cranberries." I've been hearing "Zombie" played over the years on Kenyan radio, but have never known who it was by. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa.
My mother taught Dolores in secondary school, said she was always very sweet and quite in her own world. A real creative. R.I.P the world lost such a wonderful soul 💔
Yeah..., she was also sexually abused between the age 8-12..., by a"friend of a family", ehhh, so I am sure she was shy and quiet... or you meant"cute"? Anyway, she was cute as well, I am sure
This is so raw, nothing between her and her ethereal voice, unobscured by production editing and age, yet I am taken aback and utterly and purely captivated. By this once in a lifetime woman. RIP you will be remembered always.
I can't even imagine the pride Irish people feel listening to her. I feel so much of it and I'm nowhere near Ireland. What an absurdly talented, skilled and timeless voice and human being. I can't help but cry listening to Linger it's such a beautiful song. The greatest thing about her music is not another soul on the planet can capture the essence of it, nobody.
Totally characteristic of Dolores, she would do that all the time, just watch videos like Zombie or Animal Instinct, I love when she does that, such a signature move
You can see sometimes she freezes her eyes for a few seconds as if she is thinking, she not only sings but also feels the music, really she was a unique person.
Watching this near the end of 2023, and the loss of Dolores O'Riordan still hurts. What a singular talent she was. Zombie still gives me chills all these years later. Every lilt and keening wail hits so hard.
Notice how she moves her hands and her face expressions while she sings.... she's played these songs a million times but for her it's not a job or another concert.... she puts 100% of her heart in every note as if she's trying to give you her best performance ever....
Love her face at the beginning of Zombie. She has played that song countless times over the years and probably was constantly requested to play it, but you can tell she still takes pride in it and loves it. As she should, it’s a brilliant song. RIP.
Hard core house music , alternative and hip hop listener here. I’m a 44 year old male, and I had to fight back tears 20 seconds into this performance. The reality this artist is gone and the nostalgia of years gone by hit as hard as a Tyson uppercut. Although she left sometime ago, she still here today through this gem performance reminding the youth of the 90s to live life to the fullest. Thank you Dolores
wandered into an Irish pub in Lyon France. To my surprise there was a picture of her with the owner. She apparently stopped in every time they were in Lyon. The memorials surrounding the photo were still there two years after her death. Brought a tear to my eyes. You couldn't live in the nineties without hearing the Cranberries. Amazing
@@optimusprime_png googling, i think its "Johnny’s Kitchen is an Irish Pub located in Lyon, France. The Cranberries were playing in Lyon on November 20th so the photo was then published a few days after, when the band was not in the city anymore." c/p that u can find the article
I love when Dolores is so in a state of flow: "just gimme the note", bam straight into the next song. There's something uplifting in seeing a band like that reuniting after a long time, all knowing how much life has passed since their glory days, and how much more precious time is.
Truly. Proving the music never dies. And they still feel it and are completely committed to it. It satisfies a longing deep inside for hope, for continuity.
because you see them "real" you see them reachable and you feel they are closer to you and have more in common with them than what you thought , they grow old with you but grew more intimate like if we own a part of their music , cranberries always will remind me my high school years 1999-2001 their music spoke to me in many levels , that's why we grin , besides all the storms and time they are still together as band performing the same music that has become just even better
The cranberries deserve a lot more recognition. This beautiful Irish woman just bleeds her soul into her magnificent voice.. that translates to raw emotion that anyone listening just cant deny.
I agree with the sentiment, but don't they have more than plenty of recognition? They have one of the biggest hits of the 90s, and besides that, they maintained a very substantial fan base since then. A lot of their material was also critically well received.
Its so hard for me to say good bye to you. I grew up with you, bought the cranberries as my first music cd, listen to you all day and night. You are a hero to me. What you gave to us was not just music, its hope, faith, strength and purpose. I will forever remember you. Rest in peacr Dolores
That look from Mike at 15:17 says it all. When Dolores O'Riordan gets in her zone she has few peers. But the whole combination of Cranberries makes this work Mike Hogan's bass lines are such a brilliant groove Noel Hogan's guitar weaves in and out providing melody and filling the holes flawlessly Fergal Lawler's drumming and timing are perfect backbone that gets you thumping along I miss them. Gone too soon. RIP Dolores
Her vocals sound like they’re lifted off of the studio recordings, even though she’s singing in an office. What an amazing live performance, from the whole band. Exquisite.
@@KeyboardistMonsterthey are insanely good, it’s a heavy rock band playing acoustic with no pedals to stomp on for effects. Her voice is amazing for the single type of shotgun mic they’re using.
I'm so glad that I stumbled upon this concert again. I used to listen to it constantly. The only thing better than her voice is her smile. So absolutely touching. And yes, Tomorrow is one of the best acoustic versions of a song you will ever here.
Yeah it really gets to me once in awhile when I listen to the cranberries. Dolores O'riordan was such an amazing talent. Definitely gone far to soon like so many others.
Dolores O'Riordan is an eternal gem. Rest easy. Her message is powerful and resonates within the hearts of people across the entire globe to this very day. She was not wrong.
One of the best 19:31 minutes i have spent lately...Lots of memories came back and also tears. Beautiful voice, beautiful songs, iconic band .Thanks npr.
As a young man in the 90s I was in awe of this beautiful woman, with her amazing voice that exuded so much of what would lead me to Irish singers and music before her. She is for me a legend without a doubt. 1❤️.
I had been going down a Cranberries rabbit hole on my drives home the past few months. Never really listened beyond my commute, discovered this on TH-cam and had no idea she had passed away in 2018 until I got to the comments section. Rest in peace, Dolores really is the voice of a generation. Thank you to her and The Cranberries for such beautiful, sincere and such heart felt music. Watching this whole thing with a bit of a tear in my eye now, and will probably every time I listen to their music from now on.
Incredible how naturally talented they are and Dolores’ singing . It’s just raw natural talent. Mesmerising to watch. One of best bands ever. Makes me proud to be Irish. R.I.P Dolores
I've been watching cranberries videos tonight on different channels, and there are a ton of Portuguese comments that I can't read, so I believe that it's a thing. I think that's pretty cool that great music like this can pull at hearts of people equally from across oceans with different cultures.
@@somethingelse4424 they were a huge success all over the world. Music is the universal language. To be honest, even when I was a kid and didn't speak English, didn't understand what they were singing but I could feel it.
Have loved this band since I was a teenager. Tears in my eyes as I type this. We love you Dolores O’Riordan. RIP beautiful lady, you will be deeply missed.
Robert Burr strangely Robert that wailing of the voice is actually a quiet common trait of Irish women singers. I think it comes from the style of Irish traditional music .
2023 now and Delores's voice is the closest thing I have ever heard to the sound of magic. Her spirit, her energy, her quirks, her inflections, . It is crystal clear she was blessed with greatness. A genius in her time. Something REAL special. She could sail away on the tears that were shed from her passing. Burning so bright, a beacon in the night, you can feel her light and you can tell something is right.
I’m 64 quite musical and I’m shamed to say only discovered this beautiful soul at 4:30 this morning and I’m watching this concert in tears. I have just learnt to play zombie and feel good about myself thanks to cranberries and Dolores
Blows your minding finding out you still have a lot of heart left to break doesn't it!? Dolores was on a level I can't define; she shared her Love, her pain, I mean Dolores was a great person worthy of remembering.
Listening to Tiny desk in 2024, suddenly The Cranberries session start playing, and I can't help but to shed a tear in honor of Dolores. What a voice, energy, presence. Letting it linger.
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Really? Unpin this please.
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Can we have a tiny desk concert by Alanis Morissette, Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, Sarah McLachlan, Radiohead, Beck, Muse, and Damian Rice, please. Thank you! 🙏🏼
@@Milohenry13 for sure this NPR post is tone deaf, however, I assume their analytics/marketing team just mass pinned this comment on all videos with engagement. I saw it pinned on another Tiny Desk video. RIP Dolores ✌️
Dolores...😢😭😭😭🌹🌹🌹
I am listening to this in 2022, I cannot help but shed some tears for the beauty that we lost in 2018. RIP you beautiful queen. You will never be forgotten
Just watched it and yes tears streaming down my face .
She lives inside us
@@chrisbell8240 Me too - keep watching this, such an incredible talent and voice - so unutterably tragic :(
100% but I did manage to last 25 seconds.
Same here friend. Sad and sweet how I am feeling. Fly free little one
2025, Still being incredible. This is why we have the internet. Never forget this human existed.
Wow ya. Good human
nice
My childhood
today 1/15 the anniversary of Dolore's death. I came here feeling my own greif not knowing that info until after i got here. Funny how that happens
Thought about her the other day, in the middle of “dry January” for me. Don’t drink yourself to death. 😢
Still one of the best sessions of all times and I'm listening in 2024 and forever
this is a historic relic right here. great camera work too. glad it showed up randomly on my autoplay.
Does anyone else get the shivers when she hits her unique vocal sounds?
She was one of God's perfect creatures, we were blessed to exist among her
@@fredmanie2926it reminds me when Freddie mercury died, his mom said that god loved him so much that he just wanted him sooner. I feel the same way about Dolores.
everyone bro, every single one :(
There’s something about Irish female singers. Sinead, enya, the corrs, they astonish me. Must be in the water. (Or the Guinness)😂
@@fredmanie2926 I believe she’s Scottish. And that’s a big difference to Scots. Ha! But I would agree, she’s one of the great Uk singers.
Reasons like this I'm grateful for the internet. Saving such performances after time takes the artist.
Zombie is probably the most iconic song of this extraordinary band, but Linger for me is their masterpiece.
The Icicle Melts is my favourite one
I just agree with you, What a Beautiful song.
Good choices. I also think "Free to Decide" is vastly underrated.
And her voice sounds the same, just beautiful
Dreams is absolutely my favorite from their discography. :)
The exact reason why Tiny Desk should exsit! Without the unneccary packaging and facade, real artist's true talent really shine through!
Her voice personifies simultaneously strength and vulnerability. I think that is what makes listeners shiver. The emotional range reaches.
Beautiful and unique. RIP
You described it perfectly!
I think I understand what you meant
Both of those, plus an undeniable genuine quality to it.
It’s what also makes them linger 😭
I am listening to this in 2024, with tears. She is the one, RIP :(
Right there with you. As a 41yr old dude raised in a cult and not allowed to music, listening to a copy of their first album given to me by a friend changed my life.
@@vaelon2006dang, bro. Condolences. They were a Great band!
also
Absolutely, but I also feel for the guys… great talent but could never work with anyone else 😢
Same
I am 54 years old but crying like a lonely child when I see this.
Man I miss the nineties ..
RIP Dolores
Beauty never die ! Rip Dolores !
😢
We all do brother. We all do. 😢😢. RIP Dolores
Sadly we didn't know how great we had it music wise then.
Same age, same feeling.
Tears in my eyes as I listened. Thanks NPR and thanks Dolores. You are so so missed.
The same here, the same here pal. I miss them so much.
It's a real punch in the heart to see her alive and loving the moment again in this session . Like she's not gone almost. What a loss to this world was her unique voice and soul.
agreed
truly.
Totally agree with you and it brings tears to my eyes 😢
yeah, it's so sad... Although, I can see some bipolar behaviors on this record... I'm also bipolar so it's even crazier.
She knew.
I saw the Cranberries in 1996. In Wallingford CT. I was 16 yrs old going with my best friend Dan Kaminski.. his mom drove us on our map quest directions.. they weren't great.. be finally found the place.. felt like the middle of the woods.. Oakdale theater was the name.. I just recalled. Collective soul opened for them.. gel was playing when we walked up the stairs. Finding our amazing seats.. the show was great.. she was barefoot the entire time. But they didn't play dreams.. then an encore.. but they didn't play dreams.. I refused to leave.. 15 mins went by. I stood up in disbelief ready to leave the show in tears.. two steps out if the aisle.. I heard the cord.. quickly we went back to our spot and the crowd rushed back in.. as dreams finally played best concert ever!! RIP Beautiful Woman
Good memories!
Yes gave a lot of people fantastic memories R I P Delores .
What a lovely story
Oakdale iconic venue
Iconic musical moment
That’s amazing a moment you will never forget. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve gone down the rabbit hole of Tiny Desk Concerts. This one is the best. The charm if actually feeling like they just showed up and were asked to bring out guitars is amazing. The production feels dated, but it makes it so charming . They just look happy playing their songs. It is so rock n roll. They took the request to play Zombie, and obviously didn’t plan on playing it but did it anyway.
I think it was cool that they seemed happy to do Zombie and played it with all their hearts after probably playing that more than any other song.
So cool
You say the production feels outdated and I assuming you mean the set up of being in a office and often doing stripped back versions of tracks, kind of like the live lounge days. Listen to the sound production though, it's absolutely fantastic every time.
Precisely! Someone doesn't understand how NPR works
... lol 😂 @@kait2972
ты наркоман чтоли сука? ты посмотри на молодую Долорес. Видно на видео,что процесс ей в тягость. Заебали все её. Такие как ты видимо)))
OMG her voice so fragile and powerful at the same time she makes me cry.
As an Irish man, I burst with pride listening to Dolores and The Cranberries. The impact her lyrics had on so many people globally. It truly devastated me when I heard the sad news of her death. Rest in Power My Irish Queen
bless to Ireland making freedom in each country (including your part in Mexico), music and honor
We truly miss such an amazing vocalist even though we are worlds apart. Zombie played in my generation like crazy, and even common people knew about the Northern Ireland issues... not because of BBC, but all because of the song. From Northeastern India.
You should be proud. I'm proud for you. She is an Irish treasure.
Just as good as my college days.... Jamming out.... Anywhere.... Anytime...
Beautiful Irish Rose to be sure.
Her voice is so unique, it's fantastic. And the songwriting is just as distinctive. Such a great band.
No Need To Argue.... one of the best albums of all time 😊
they wrote "Linger" together at her audition. That's why they love opening with it.
Yes she draws the perfect line between sounding rough and scruffy and soft.
I deeply admire singers who are so unique, that you can spot them within seconds. You could never confuse her with anyone else. RIP Dolores. Thank you forever.
Agreed. She had one of the most distinguishable voices of the 90s.
I think it is more valuable that her songs touched things as war and many others things that weren't supposed to be your easy pop rock hit.
C'est une grande voix et fleurs 🥀 qui c'est ouvert à la vie
Et que nos yeux et cœurs 🧡 pleures
Aujourd'hui
Des lendemain sans toi
Je me sens perdu sans ta voix et sagesse qu'il y a en toi
Very true... As soon as you hear her, even a song you don't know, you know its Dolores.
Maybe, but there IS a similarity between Delores and Alanis Morissette's voice.
January 28th, 2025 and the algo randomly brought me here and i couldn't be happier 🥲
50 today Dolores (6 September 2021). It's so sad to think you were still so young when you left us. Thoughts are with your family, especially your children today. Thank you for the music. You're truly inspirational.
Hugs
so sad..
love Tears
Possibly An Irish Thing
Hers is a tragic story. But our society is so slow to learn the lessons...
I'm a tree guy... Like to think I'm strong but as of now, I have tears. Sadness. Miss you Delores!
Her voice was so insanely unique you never listen to 5 seconds of a song and wonder "is that the cranberries". She does so many wild things no one will ever cover!!
Some idiot spent days trying to tell me it was Sinead O'Connor singing linger in a Twitch chat. I was like, ok buddy.
She sounds a lot like Bjork. I think SNL should have done a skit about them doing a duet back in the 90’s.
Unfortunately there are those who try to do a cover. Try being very operative.
The irish shakira
Her powerful gaelic cry will be heard, and felt for generations to come. You can feel her every word. You are missed Doris.
Poor Delores and now Sinead O'Connor.. 2 heroic irish women who will live on in Irish Folklore for generations.. 2 troubled souls who brought joy to millions around the world... Generational Talent.. R.I.P ladies ❤
i think of irish women as fiercely passionate and thoughtful people and i don’t think i realized how influenced that was by those two. they’re a glowing representation of the country
their gift is their curse..... great art comes misery
I don’t think their gift is their curse. I think that maybe a successful woman is not treated well / accepted / taken care of over there.
They turn their pain in hope and happiness for milions.
2 rebels❤
Nice concert. Today, 22nd January 2025, I get to know that the song "Zombie" is by "The Cranberries." I've been hearing "Zombie" played over the years on Kenyan radio, but have never known who it was by. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa.
Yes Kenyans zombies resident evil
I clicked on the video and then I saw her.... Rest in peace. Thank you for making my life better with your voice.
😢
2024 and still one of my absolute favorite Tiny Desk concerts...she was such a beautiful human. You are missed Dolores.
I was missing the time stamps, so here you go!
0:02 Linger
3:18 Tomorrow
7:32 Ode to my Family
12:15 Zombie
16:13 Raining in my Heart
❤Dolores
Thanks you
Thank you!!!! ☘️
😯🎼🎶😂👍
Off the Cuff thanks for NPR any day on a calendar.
Boost!
Delores was one of kind! Thank you for sharing your songs and voice.
My mother taught Dolores in secondary school, said she was always very sweet and quite in her own world. A real creative. R.I.P the world lost such a wonderful soul 💔
Her death must have hit her very hard.
Thx u for shared it. 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻🤝. I miss her too.
Yeah..., she was also sexually abused between the age 8-12..., by a"friend of a family", ehhh, so I am sure she was shy and quiet... or you meant"cute"? Anyway, she was cute as well, I am sure
Up limerick
@@imallrightme7336Stab City.. though I can’t say anything I’m from Dublin - Tent City😂
Still coming back to this in 2023. Thank you so much Tiny Desk for this. A very very special moment.
2024 here friend, hope you're doing great.
Just popped up in my feed right before bed. ❤😢 gone too soon. Such a talented woman.
This is so raw, nothing between her and her ethereal voice, unobscured by production editing and age, yet I am taken aback and utterly and purely captivated. By this once in a lifetime woman. RIP you will be remembered always.
Ya, her voice is crystal clear. Pure.
C'mon guys. I love her to bits but she sang terribly on here.
Yes ❤️🦅❤️
@@ambidexterity1 then you don’t love her then lol
@@josephprince3111 Childish.
every once in a while I find myself coming back to this video... this was the perfect setlist!!! god, i miss her so much.
This is incredible!!! Zombie sounds even better than the recorded version. Listening in 2023 and blown away (again and again and again). RIP
this is still one of the best mini concert. the arrangement, the vocals, the set list. we miss you queen. your music will live forever.
this and the John Prine concert
I listen about once a week
This is a voice that will deeply be missed. No one sings like her. Very glad that I found this. It feels like a gift.
Have you heard of Aurora? She's by no means the same as she has her own style and sound but she reminds me of Delores and her music is fantastic!
My thoughts exactly 🤗🤗🤗
actually her style is specifically irish. lots sing like her, she just showed us that form. keening
@@carbonelectra6653 Thanks for mentioning Aurora. I just went and checked out some of her music, she's great!
Dave H try to listen to Malukah. Not sayin they’ve got same voice but I can hear some..😊
I can't even imagine the pride Irish people feel listening to her. I feel so much of it and I'm nowhere near Ireland. What an absurdly talented, skilled and timeless voice and human being. I can't help but cry listening to Linger it's such a beautiful song. The greatest thing about her music is not another soul on the planet can capture the essence of it, nobody.
Her gestures, the way she moves her fingers, her hands, her sad and beautiful eyes. Her voice. What a fascinating woman.
Yes, seems so sensitive and raw ❤️
Totally characteristic of Dolores, she would do that all the time, just watch videos like Zombie or Animal Instinct, I love when she does that, such a signature move
She was amazing! One of my favorite bands! Unfortunately, like many ....gone too soon! :-(. RIP Dolores.
Yea she had great personally very down to earth
You can see sometimes she freezes her eyes for a few seconds as if she is thinking, she not only sings but also feels the music, really she was a unique person.
Watching this near the end of 2023, and the loss of Dolores O'Riordan still hurts. What a singular talent she was. Zombie still gives me chills all these years later. Every lilt and keening wail hits so hard.
Same ❤
Uma voz linda e única!! Que infelizmente se foi…😢
Legendary woman, she will be missed and went too soon
A year later and this comment resonates profoundly.
Notice how she moves her hands and her face expressions while she sings.... she's played these songs a million times but for her it's not a job or another concert.... she puts 100% of her heart in every note as if she's trying to give you her best performance ever....
It’s been just over 6 years since her passing. We still feel the loss in the music industry and yet, we still sing this song and linger (carry) on.
I had to come listen to this as I hear of her passing today. Her voice still brings tears to my eyes! R.I.P Dolores.
Love her face at the beginning of Zombie. She has played that song countless times over the years and probably was constantly requested to play it, but you can tell she still takes pride in it and loves it. As she should, it’s a brilliant song. RIP.
Who died
@@Misss.sunshine The singer
Rest in peace, Dolores dear 💙
Shit I just found out, I was watching this and wondering what they're up to ... that's so fucking sad!
I can't believe she's gone.
Joanne Reading :,(
Jheeze how and when did she die
so sad. such a loss. Beautiful girl, so insightful and unique. God comfort her family.
Very surreal in 24’ ..Love that the Cranberries music lives forever ♥️
Hard core house music , alternative and hip hop listener here. I’m a 44 year old male, and I had to fight back tears 20 seconds into this performance. The reality this artist is gone and the nostalgia of years gone by hit as hard as a Tyson uppercut. Although she left sometime ago, she still here today through this gem performance reminding the youth of the 90s to live life to the fullest. Thank you Dolores
don't fight those tears ;) let it out!
Well said very powerful performance
Dolores, you got me through so much, I hope you're resting properly
Pull yourself together you cry baby
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wandered into an Irish pub in Lyon France. To my surprise there was a picture of her with the owner. She apparently stopped in every time they were in Lyon. The memorials surrounding the photo were still there two years after her death. Brought a tear to my eyes. You couldn't live in the nineties without hearing the Cranberries. Amazing
what pub is that do you know? im going to be in lyon over the summer and it would be nice to visit
@@optimusprime_png googling, i think its "Johnny’s Kitchen is an Irish Pub located in Lyon, France. The Cranberries were playing in Lyon on November 20th so the photo was then published a few days after, when the band was not in the city anymore." c/p that u can find the article
@@optimusprime_png Johnny's Kitchen
Sitting in quarantine and listening to her voice while crying is my new mood
Get well soon, stay strong! :)
Never related to anything more 😂
Welcome: we have been listening and crying for years lol
Cry tears that fit your mood, and listen to lots of music?
Right?
Loved her. Rest in peace. What an emotional voice .. great band!
This is so raw, so intense. No editing, no auto tune. Just a real artist with a wonderful voice. Cheers.
Agreed, The kind going extinct these days of auto tune and bland non sense lyricists.
Unplugged really makes a difference
Yes, yes, yes...so glad i found this video
Англосаксы её убили
I love when Dolores is so in a state of flow: "just gimme the note", bam straight into the next song. There's something uplifting in seeing a band like that reuniting after a long time, all knowing how much life has passed since their glory days, and how much more precious time is.
Something about seeing some of my favorite bands aged and playing music in an intimate setting just makes me grin from ear to ear.
i couldnt have described the feeling i have from stuff like this better.
Truly. Proving the music never dies. And they still feel it and are completely committed to it. It satisfies a longing deep inside for hope, for continuity.
because you see them "real" you see them reachable and you feel they are closer to you and have more in common with them than what you thought , they grow old with you but grew more intimate like if we own a part of their music , cranberries always will remind me my high school years 1999-2001 their music spoke to me in many levels , that's why we grin , besides all the storms and time they are still together as band performing the same music that has become just even better
Sitting here crying feeling so blessed that these moments were captured in time. What a voice. 💓
Same here
Me too🙄
me too......just lovely....I didn't know her but I miss her.
celtcry78 me too ❤️
Yep - powerful stuff - peace Delores ❤
I miss The Cranberries, but I am so thankful for being able to see them in concert several times back in the day.
My parents met at a Cranberries concert in the 90's. And the rest was history. 💕
Is your dad Bro Bro Zoeller?
@@MJ-dm4ty haha no, Im not her dad, but I do have an Isabelle :)
Is history!
Its your name cranberry ?🤔
HAHSHAHAHAH click ?
The cranberries deserve a lot more recognition. This beautiful Irish woman just bleeds her soul into her magnificent voice.. that translates to raw emotion that anyone listening just cant deny.
I agree with the sentiment, but don't they have more than plenty of recognition? They have one of the biggest hits of the 90s, and besides that, they maintained a very substantial fan base since then. A lot of their material was also critically well received.
For me they’re super famous. My country don’t speak English but everybody knows zombie.
Its so hard for me to say good bye to you.
I grew up with you, bought the cranberries as my first music cd, listen to you all day and night. You are a hero to me.
What you gave to us was not just music, its hope, faith, strength and purpose. I will forever remember you. Rest in peacr Dolores
Sat here watching again. My most watched video each year for the last decade and yet still mesmerized by it …
That look from Mike at 15:17 says it all.
When Dolores O'Riordan gets in her zone she has few peers.
But the whole combination of Cranberries makes this work Mike Hogan's bass lines are such a brilliant groove
Noel Hogan's guitar weaves in and out providing melody and filling the holes flawlessly
Fergal Lawler's drumming and timing are perfect backbone that gets you thumping along
I miss them.
Gone too soon. RIP Dolores
Linger 0:00
Tomorrow 3:17
Ode to my family 7:33
Zombie 12:13
Raining in my heart 16:13
+MCR Guitar you da real mvp
Plus a million. Thanks
👌🏿
MCR Guitar Gracias!! 👌🏻
MCR Guitar hero.
Can’t believe this video was 12 years old. Clicked on it 2024..
you and me both
Hits on a different level❤
We're lucky to watch it. It doesn't matter when. 😊
Same
@@Erylthromycin and me
im not even watching, just listening in the background while doing my work...but still....tears still come down...
I listened to them when I was 15. Now I'm 36 and I feel the same beautiful sensation... I love them.
Same here mate! We're the same age and did the same at the same time!
Fernando Marinho They are so amazing!!
Ivan Rivera For damn sure!
Get a room, you guys...Jeez
Dangermoose2000 .I.
linger always make my tears drop..
I love how she expresses herself when she doesn’t have a guitar in her hands… Her gestures are just so amazing to watch and she’s so full of soul
I'm 46, and watching this brings tears to my eyes, but it also reminds me of how grateful I am to have these songs as a part of my youth.
I love how she gives her band mates little subtle smiles. There is something very special about her.
Kindness.........
She was a unique and special talent! I only wish I had seen them live before she passed, always been a fan.
Her vocals sound like they’re lifted off of the studio recordings, even though she’s singing in an office. What an amazing live performance, from the whole band. Exquisite.
Arguable
they're really bad, let's not pretend and and act patronizing pls
@@KeyboardistMonsterthey are insanely good, it’s a heavy rock band playing acoustic with no pedals to stomp on for effects. Her voice is amazing for the single type of shotgun mic they’re using.
@@KeyboardistMonsterthey certainly don’t sound like they’re from the album. That person is tonedeaf. But this is brilliant.
@@tcttvradio you’re dumb
Linger 0:00
Tomorrow 3:17
Ode to my family 7:33
Zombie 12:13
Raining in my heart 16:13. I'm from brazil 🇧🇷 RJ
Vielen Dank und liebe Grüße aus Deutschland =)
Bom gosto musical, valeu por pôr os tempos do vídeo.
Thanks for the good work.
You are a gift! thank you.
I'm from GUANAMBI, BAHIA - BRASIL 🇧🇷
22 million views is insane for a Tiny Desk concert. It just shows you how their songs will get to the next generation and beyond.
I feel so bad for people who have never listened to Linger. Every time I listen to that song I cry. It’s literally a work of art!!!!
Indeed
You´re soo right....R.I.P. Dolores
I'm crying now
@@stephanlarsen8169 Same :)
Really Maddy? How often do you think about those who’ve never heard it? Is this a daily obsession of yours?
I'm so glad that I stumbled upon this concert again. I used to listen to it constantly. The only thing better than her voice is her smile. So absolutely touching. And yes, Tomorrow is one of the best acoustic versions of a song you will ever here.
I keep coming back to this. She's just amazing. So sad we lost her.
Me too. It's probably my fav live performance of them.
:(
I just can't stop crying when i hear her voice
Yeah it really gets to me once in awhile when I listen to the cranberries. Dolores O'riordan was such an amazing talent. Definitely gone far to soon like so many others.
we keep coming to ourselves... she mirrors our uncried pain so lovingly... I love you buddy
Dolores O'Riordan is an eternal gem. Rest easy. Her message is powerful and resonates within the hearts of people across the entire globe to this very day. She was not wrong.
Kudos to NPR for capturing and immortalizing these precious, intimate moments.
One of the best 19:31 minutes i have spent lately...Lots of memories came back and also tears. Beautiful voice, beautiful songs, iconic band .Thanks npr.
As a young man in the 90s I was in awe of this beautiful woman, with her amazing voice that exuded so much of what would lead me to Irish singers and music before her. She is for me a legend without a doubt.
1❤️.
Seeing her alive and being herself here just makes me cry. She deserved to grow old
RIP to a most talented and beautiful artist.
I had been going down a Cranberries rabbit hole on my drives home the past few months. Never really listened beyond my commute, discovered this on TH-cam and had no idea she had passed away in 2018 until I got to the comments section. Rest in peace, Dolores really is the voice of a generation. Thank you to her and The Cranberries for such beautiful, sincere and such heart felt music.
Watching this whole thing with a bit of a tear in my eye now, and will probably every time I listen to their music from now on.
I as well my friend. Turn it up a little. Let it linger lol
Her voice on "Ode to My Family" is insanely beautiful...
What about raining in my heart 😢😢😢😢😢 it’s insane how Dolores sings it
Her voice on everything is beautiful.
She was unreal the voice . 😢
@@paulshaughnessy9307she was amazing
Goddess. Beyond amazing
Timeless voice and words, so beautiful
Incredible how naturally talented they are and Dolores’ singing . It’s just raw natural talent. Mesmerising to watch. One of best bands ever. Makes me proud to be Irish. R.I.P Dolores
irish gang
Brazilians are Irish too because we were bitten by this musical virus. So much soul. I'm in love.
I've been watching cranberries videos tonight on different channels, and there are a ton of Portuguese comments that I can't read, so I believe that it's a thing. I think that's pretty cool that great music like this can pull at hearts of people equally from across oceans with different cultures.
@@somethingelse4424 they were a huge success all over the world. Music is the universal language. To be honest, even when I was a kid and didn't speak English, didn't understand what they were singing but I could feel it.
@@somethingelse4424 But real music is like that, it speaks the divine language, it is universal.
8/19/19, She was such a huge piece of my youth. I was devastated when she passed. I have tears in my eyes right now.
Have loved this band since I was a teenager. Tears in my eyes as I type this. We love you Dolores O’Riordan. RIP beautiful lady, you will be deeply missed.
Maurizio Esposito well said man, I feel the same.
Same. ❤️😪
i feel you man
So intimate and personal. I miss the 90s and what music was to us back then. Thank you NPR.
What a unique voice...hauntingly beautiful....She will be missed by many...
Robert Burr strangely Robert that wailing of the voice is actually a quiet common trait of Irish women singers. I think it comes from the style of Irish traditional music .
2023 now and Delores's voice is the closest thing I have ever heard to the sound of magic. Her spirit, her energy, her quirks, her inflections, . It is crystal clear she was blessed with greatness. A genius in her time. Something REAL special. She could sail away on the tears that were shed from her passing. Burning so bright, a beacon in the night, you can feel her light and you can tell something is right.
I’m 64 quite musical and I’m shamed to say only discovered this beautiful soul at 4:30 this morning and I’m watching this concert in tears. I have just learnt to play zombie and feel good about myself thanks to cranberries and Dolores
The point is you discovered her. Now let her help you rediscover yourself.
Blows your minding finding out you still have a lot of heart left to break doesn't it!? Dolores was on a level I can't define; she shared her Love, her pain, I mean Dolores was a great person worthy of remembering.
I remember my dad showing me this group when I was a little kid. Im 27 now. Their lyrics just hit so deep throughout the years
Man, I’ve always loved her tone and style of singing. I like these raw sessions. Really shows you why they’re so popular.
Right on man!
Rest in peace to this beautiful legendary Irish woman... Tomorrow really could be too late...
This made me cry, her vocals are just really touching. I'm glad they made this.
She was so good. Especially in this performance. listening for decades and until the day I die
For those revisiting: the answer is: yes. Solid writing and evocative musical talent still stand the test of time and are eternal.
In the 90.s was listening them as a young man...now in my late 50.s I still do.
RIP Dolores 😢
One of their best songs I still do
Me too.
Me too 🤘
Ode to my Family still gives me chills
Listening to Tiny desk in 2024, suddenly The Cranberries session start playing, and I can't help but to shed a tear in honor of Dolores. What a voice, energy, presence. Letting it linger.
one of the best NPR tiny desk.
So raw and beautiful how she gets so deep in the music. One of the best tiny desk sessions by far.
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Just amazing how naturally beautiful Dolores' voice was... or should I say "is", because she will live forever in our memory. Music just doesn't die.
Great comment, she is forever in my memory with that haunting voice & beauty like no other.
My head hangs lowly. R.I.P.