When this song came out in the 90's, all of us Native Americans were so excited on the ending when the guy started singing because it was so close to our songs.
@@RullXovI don’t think she was talking about Dolores’ keening but about the tribal chanting that comes on around 9:50 all the way till the end. I don’t know if that’s a guy or a girl chanting but it sounds tribal, that’s why @SassyIndian said “it was close to our songs.”
Enigma used a traditional tribal recording from the Amis people of Taiwan without their permission and had to settle with the singers out of court and pay royalties.
I'm 51 and truly miss the 90s and being in my twenties. The Cranberries were a huge part of my life back then musically. Since Dolores passed, I shed a tear almost every time I hear her sing!
I purchased a diskman and all the Cranberries albums before a deployment, thier music helped me fall asleep every night instead of thinking of all the crap going on and being away from the family.
When I hear this song I think of being deployed to Haiti in 95 or 96 listening to a buddy's diskman watching the waves on the ocean come to shore while this song was playing. Your comment brings me right back to that moment.
This was used as the theme song for a fantastic Irish comedy/drama series called Derry Girls, about a bunch of Irish Catholic school girls (and one English guy) in the early 90s and dealing with the political turmoil of that time. It's so good.
I saw The Cranberries live in Camden, NJ at an outside concert on a beautiful summer night. Dolores bounced around that stage like a Superball. Such amazing energy! It was a fantastic show, and I’m thankful I got to experience it. RIP.
Dolores O'Riordan. Such an ethereal, other-worldly voice and presence. Beautiful. I remember our family got her first CD for Christmas, 1994, "No Need to Argue." We listened to that cd until we knew every song well. Thanks, BP! Such a wonderful reminder of a special, creative human.
A bunch of Irish women got together and recorded a version of this in tribute to her. Please react to that. It's emotionally cleansing and quite beautiful.
Ireland has gifted us with some amazing female vocalists with that uniquely Irish/Celtic style. Before Dolores, though was the wonderful Sinead. You also need to check out more of her 'up tempo' tracks (as you've only listen to - Nothing compares to u). Try some well known examples like - "Mandinka"; "Troy"; "Jersualem" etc......
That style of wailing is tribal indeed, common to Scots and Irish Gaelic/Celtic culture, and used most often in funerals and such. It is called "keening" and pretty much died out by the end of the 19th century, but is preserved for its cultural significance.
Im irish and we love this song. its not just a song its a feeling. millions of love songs in the world. but not many songs get u in the feels that make u feel what they sing. plus im drinking guiness too so its twice the song 😛
When I hear the Cranberries I get a little bummed because we lost Delores so soon. This is such a great song and her voice is iconic. She can belt out some tunes. That Irish keening is so special as were so many of their songs. The band is very talented but Delores gets most of the attention because her voice is so beautifully unique. Great memories of the 90's from their music. Keening is a Gaelic Celtic wailing used to mourn the dead in Ireland & Scotland. It is so beautiful!
The Return to Innocence by Enigma was the joint you referred to at the end. Also, spend some time in Ireland and learn their history. The Celts were nomanic tribes. The Cries are called keening which is traditional mourning cries. Theyu actually used to pay people to keen for grieving people. I was lucky enough to see these guys in 1993 when they opened for Duran Duran. Magical to hear her voice in person.
Great reaction brother, I am from Ireland and I love the Cranberries. There exists (on UA-cam) a video of Delores singing the Fleetwood Mac classic "Go Your Own Way" in a studio at a European radio station. It's a mind blowing performance, her voice is so powerful that she to hold the mic about half a mile away from her mouth. Check it out, you won't regret it. It's a hidden gem.. Thanks, and all the best from Belfast. ☘️
This is a banger and played at my sons funeral which one of the younger undertakers favourites and thanked me for playing it... back in December 1999. My son absolutely loved The Cranberries, and Enya, Kate Bush, Bjork, Porteshead (sp?) Thankfully he had superb taste in music.. he was a great person.
Those unique vocals are known as “Keening”. This is my favourite song from the Cranberries BP, thanks for featuring it. Gerry Rafferty uses many different musical instruments such as Irish Pipes and the like in his music as well. His track “North and South” gives a great example of his musical diversity, regrettably it’s never been reacted to on YT, and my Fav “Get it right next time”, ‘oh the sax’.
Okay hold onto your hat Peg.. but when Luciano did his famous Luciano Pavarotti and Friends concert and album... one of the duets was Ave Maria with Dolores and it's magical and sublime. Knowing how much you enjoy both of these artists .. it's a MUST for you.. he also sang with Tracy Chapman and fellow Canadians Bryan Adams and Celine Dion. Most of the duets are so awe inspiring. BTW.. Dolores struggled with alcohol for years and years. I believe Whitney and her daughter also perished in the same way. So many lost like that.. it's very sad.
I had Cranberries first two CD's on repeat when they came out. Love this band so much. It is more of an art song and never played on the radio, but "Daffodil Lament" is really beautiful......
both the cranberries and the smashing pumpkins are two of my favorite bands. i'd say theyre similar because like....all the members add something to the music that just doesnt sound right if you take it away
great reaction. thanks for listening to the cranberries. i would agree with those who posted "ode to my family" as a next watch and listen. regarding her passing, the coroner's report showed that she drowned, accidentally, in a tub in her hotel after driking alcohol. 😥
It’s crazy to look back and remember when you only had 80k subscribers and looking now at almost 400k. Oh how the time has passed. Much love BP! This songs amazing. I’ve never heard it before! I really enjoyed it to be honest.
Speaking of Sinead, there are so many songs of hers...from her 87 debut album (Lion and the Cobra) you should check out: Mandinka, Put your hands on me, Troy....and from the next one, Emperor's New Clothes, Black Boys on Mopeds, Jump in the River....and absolutely Last Day of our Acquaintance.
Sean Nos is the ancient Irish style of singing that seems to be an influence on modern Irish singers when they perform this way. Van Morrison does this in a number of records too. Irish still sing actual Sean Nos songs as well.
Ode to my family is my favourite cranberries song
and Zombie
Yup, "Ode to my family" next.
a stunner
I am an Irish man with the same last name as Delores and I cry every time I hear a Cranberries song.
RIP Delores
Kevin O’Riordan is a *very* Irish name
Cheers from Pole my Irish brother
English Kev does the same :)
Free to Decide and Salvation excellent songs by them
R.I.P. We miss you so much Dolores.
When this song came out in the 90's, all of us Native Americans were so excited on the ending when the guy started singing because it was so close to our songs.
Guy? Dolores O'Riordan was singing in an Irish keening style. She was born in Ireland.
@@RullXovI don’t think she was talking about Dolores’ keening but about the tribal chanting that comes on around 9:50 all the way till the end. I don’t know if that’s a guy or a girl chanting but it sounds tribal, that’s why @SassyIndian said “it was close to our songs.”
Ancient Irish pagan traditions very similar to Native American or African traditions
@@Teresaisall 😅🤣
"ethereal". her voice. it floats. breathtaking.
That tribal band was Enigma, Return to innocence. You should tackle that one 😊
Love that song
Enigma used a traditional tribal recording from the Amis people of Taiwan without their permission and had to settle with the singers out of court and pay royalties.
I would watch the video. Very cool.
I'm 51 and truly miss the 90s and being in my twenties. The Cranberries were a huge part of my life back then musically. Since Dolores passed, I shed a tear almost every time I hear her sing!
Same. Was a great time for music.
Cranberries, Enigma and Enya all have beautiful voices and so calming.
When you've gone. Ode to my family. Two great songs from The Cranberries.
YES....... absolutely these two songs!!!!!! 🥰
Ode to my family is a must too, such a beautiful beautiful song
A little fairy singing in your ear! I love it! And so true! She has a beautiful voice🧚
So true. Never thought of it like that before.
I purchased a diskman and all the Cranberries albums before a deployment, thier music helped me fall asleep every night instead of thinking of all the crap going on and being away from the family.
I was a junior doctor working multiple hours. Same for me
When I hear this song I think of being deployed to Haiti in 95 or 96 listening to a buddy's diskman watching the waves on the ocean come to shore while this song was playing. Your comment brings me right back to that moment.
Salvation is an underrated Cranberries' song
This was used as the theme song for a fantastic Irish comedy/drama series called Derry Girls, about a bunch of Irish Catholic school girls (and one English guy) in the early 90s and dealing with the political turmoil of that time. It's so good.
She was truly a gift, and sadly gone way too soon.
It’s called “keening” the action of wailing in grief for a dead person. It is performed in Irish or Scots Gaelic at wakes or gravesides.
Wow. Tks for the nomenclature. Words matter when ya have to look everything up with 'em. 🎶
I thank you for that information. Read my comment here.... lol... by instinct I played this at my sons funeral.
Have never heard it at a funeral...I've been to alot in my life
How many funerals in Ireland have you been to?
@ does that matter?
I saw The Cranberries live in Camden, NJ at an outside concert on a beautiful summer night. Dolores bounced around that stage like a Superball. Such amazing energy! It was a fantastic show, and I’m thankful I got to experience it. RIP.
Cranberries Ode To My Family . Awesome song love Dreams
The Cranberries - Ode To My Family - (just beautiful)
The Cranberries - When You're Gone - (after a relationship)
This song is so beautiful! RIP Delores. We miss you.
Dolores O'Riordan. Such an ethereal, other-worldly voice and presence. Beautiful. I remember our family got her first CD for Christmas, 1994, "No Need to Argue." We listened to that cd until we knew every song well. Thanks, BP! Such a wonderful reminder of a special, creative human.
Anymore Cranberries then I am here for it. Love them. RIP Delores.
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I cried. ❤️👌
Rest easy Deloris 💔❤
I love this song and Linger. Such vocal control on the Linger song as well
A bunch of Irish women got together and recorded a version of this in tribute to her. Please react to that. It's emotionally cleansing and quite beautiful.
It eas done during covid and released for dm refuge charities. Its stunning
Such a talent, RIP Dolores.
Try "when You're Gone" next. It's great.
Ireland has gifted us with some amazing female vocalists with that uniquely Irish/Celtic style. Before Dolores, though was the wonderful Sinead. You also need to check out more of her 'up tempo' tracks (as you've only listen to - Nothing compares to u).
Try some well known examples like - "Mandinka"; "Troy"; "Jersualem" etc......
There were ads on TV in the late 90s that said "Come visit Ireland", and they used "Dreams" as the music for those ads.
It’s the purity of her tones. No auto tune. Whispers that can be thunderous only come from Ireland
That style of wailing is tribal indeed, common to Scots and Irish Gaelic/Celtic culture, and used most often in funerals and such. It is called "keening" and pretty much died out by the end of the 19th century, but is preserved for its cultural significance.
I love that they double her voice...her pristine high in the back sounds awesome
Dolores was a “TOTAL UNIQUE”! Massive talent combined with an inner core of equal parts strength and softness. Her passing saddened millions of fans.
Her vocal signature is insane, she truly was one of the best female vocalist of all time
Im irish and we love this song. its not just a song its a feeling. millions of love songs in the world. but not many songs get u in the feels that make u feel what they sing. plus im drinking guiness too so its twice the song 😛
This song always always makes me think of my sister. I used to hear it a lot on the radio when I would visit her. It transports me every time.
When your gone , Ode to my family
Both amazing.
Thank you for doing these reactions
That was Return to Innocence by Enigma you were singing at the end. I was obsessed with that song when it came out.
I love her "keening". Keening is SO beautiful and so tribal. This is what Gaelic music from the Irish and Scottish so beautiful and unique.
This is a band favorite. I saw several of their concert videos and noticed they always save Dreams for their power- encore.
Rest in eternal peace dear Delores and Sinead❤
This song is incredible, it speaks to my soul... an absolute masterpiece!
When we lost her we lost an angel. I'm a 56 year old man and hearing this voice brings me to tears
Bp ode to my family is a game changer
When I hear the Cranberries I get a little bummed because we lost Delores so soon. This is such a great song and her voice is iconic. She can belt out some tunes. That Irish keening is so special as were so many of their songs. The band is very talented but Delores gets most of the attention because her voice is so beautifully unique. Great memories of the 90's from their music. Keening is a Gaelic Celtic wailing used to mourn the dead in Ireland & Scotland. It is so beautiful!
As a avid fan of your channel, as I Irish man, I enjoyed your appreciation
The Return to Innocence by Enigma was the joint you referred to at the end. Also, spend some time in Ireland and learn their history. The Celts were nomanic tribes. The Cries are called keening which is traditional mourning cries. Theyu actually used to pay people to keen for grieving people. I was lucky enough to see these guys in 1993 when they opened for Duran Duran. Magical to hear her voice in person.
Great reaction brother, I am from Ireland and I love the Cranberries.
There exists (on UA-cam) a video of Delores singing the Fleetwood Mac classic "Go Your Own Way" in a studio at a European radio station. It's a mind blowing performance, her voice is so powerful that she to hold the mic about half a mile away from her mouth. Check it out, you won't regret it. It's a hidden gem..
Thanks, and all the best from Belfast. ☘️
This is a banger and played at my sons funeral which one of the younger undertakers favourites and thanked me for playing it... back in December 1999. My son absolutely loved The Cranberries, and Enya, Kate Bush, Bjork, Porteshead (sp?) Thankfully he had superb taste in music.. he was a great person.
He really did. Ghrá from Dublin
@@Dilydaydream1 ❣ from Australia.
"Yeat's Grave" is a favorite of mine.
The lead singer was named Dolores O’Riordan and she had a beautiful voice. Sadly she passed away in January 2018 at age 46.
Dolores beautiful angelic Irish voice in a beautiful song. Great reaction.
The 90s was such a great decade for music. There's another video for "Dreams" that was played a lot on MTV (when they still played music videos).
Those unique vocals are known as “Keening”.
This is my favourite song from the Cranberries BP, thanks for featuring it.
Gerry Rafferty uses many different musical instruments such as Irish Pipes and the like in his music as well.
His track “North and South” gives a great example of his musical diversity, regrettably it’s never been reacted to on YT, and my Fav “Get it right next time”, ‘oh the sax’.
Okay hold onto your hat Peg.. but when Luciano did his famous Luciano Pavarotti and Friends concert and album... one of the duets was Ave Maria with Dolores and it's magical and sublime. Knowing how much you enjoy both of these artists .. it's a MUST for you.. he also sang with Tracy Chapman and fellow Canadians Bryan Adams and Celine Dion. Most of the duets are so awe inspiring. BTW.. Dolores struggled with alcohol for years and years. I believe Whitney and her daughter also perished in the same way. So many lost like that.. it's very sad.
God bless Dolores and RIP. We all miss you so much darling. 💔
Great band and great Dolores. I miss you so much,
The song that I want to be for my first dance at my wedding next year!!!
A song so good, they used it for a national Irish tourism video 😀
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I had Cranberries first two CD's on repeat when they came out. Love this band so much. It is more of an art song and never played on the radio, but "Daffodil Lament" is really beautiful......
Voice of an angel
One of my favorites since the mid 90’s
Mine 2 x
She is so dreamy, literally. Only in thoughts anymore :(
Tribal! Her Lil yodel, raises my Scott/Irish to new withering heights. 🎶 #GoosebumpsRequired
When You're Gone, Promises, and Just My Imagination are just listen to Cranberries stings
For an entirely different kind of vibe, but still one of their great melodies, I suggest you try "Salvation". Have fun!
I recommend their song Promises. The live performance.
Tinged with lament, this song's insistent propulsion conjures such hope for the future. The perfect song as we near November 5th.
Salvation is their best song!😉🫡💪
Agreed!
both the cranberries and the smashing pumpkins are two of my favorite bands. i'd say theyre similar because like....all the members add something to the music that just doesnt sound right if you take it away
Great voice and a great song. I saw the cranberries twice in 1999, they sounded awesome.
This was used in a commercial for Irish tourism.
What a talent. Very sad she is gone.
great reaction. thanks for listening to the cranberries. i would agree with those who posted "ode to my family" as a next watch and listen.
regarding her passing, the coroner's report showed that she drowned, accidentally, in a tub in her hotel after driking alcohol. 😥
Probably their biggest hit, at least as far as my recollection of radio play is concerned.
such a beautiful song! ♥
This song is hopeful baby, this song is hopeful. Thank you, I needed hopeful in my life 🙏
Ode to my family and you are gone, are two great songs
I loved her voice. RIP
Ode to My Family is another great song by them.
One of my favorite groups in the 90's. Love this song!
A favorite go-to when just sitting with a book.
Please react to Enigma. Either Return to Innocence or Sadeness Part One
Ode to my Family. Promises, any really, you just can't go wrong. RIP Delores
Song for first dance at our wedding love it
I agree with you such sadness that we lose such great talent singers
Kind of reminds me of the 27 club
One of my favorite songs from them
Fabulous reaction to a fabulous talent.
Sweet cheeses. This song hit hard when I first heard it. Everything about it is perfect 🖤
It’s crazy to look back and remember when you only had 80k subscribers and looking now at almost 400k. Oh how the time has passed. Much love BP! This songs amazing. I’ve never heard it before! I really enjoyed it to be honest.
Bro! I thought I was subscribed already! Love you content and reaction! I'm subscribing....again....
Redbone - Come And Get Your Love had tribal singing and dance in the beginning of the song.
Like a fairy singing in your ear ❤
"When You're Gone" and "Ode to my Family" are two other songs I recommend.
"When Your Gone" or "Ode to My Family" would be great follow ups. Great reaction brother from Ireland.🍀
❤Love the Cranberries. Ode To My Family is their other big song to listen too next.
Your job looks so fun!!! Can feel the excitement
The tribal yodeling thing is the hook. Lol. It’s been in at least 20 different commercials and movies over the years.
Speaking of Sinead, there are so many songs of hers...from her 87 debut album (Lion and the Cobra) you should check out: Mandinka, Put your hands on me, Troy....and from the next one, Emperor's New Clothes, Black Boys on Mopeds, Jump in the River....and absolutely Last Day of our Acquaintance.
They used this song in the movie Youve Got Mail
Sean Nos is the ancient Irish style of singing that seems to be an influence on modern Irish singers when they perform this way. Van Morrison does this in a number of records too. Irish still sing actual Sean Nos songs as well.
A great song from Them is. When Your Gone