THAT VOICE!! (2 in 1 reaction) The Cranberries & Bad Wolves - ZOMBIE - First Time Reaction.
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2020
- This is the Zombie reaction. I entered this reaction with no idea what to expect. I am a little shook and a little pleased to see the tribute done by Bad Wolves, while in turn keeping the sprite of the song.... simply amazing! A subscriber has left this recommendation in the comments section for a while. I wish I had reacted sooner. RIP Dolores O'Riordan.
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The Cranberries - Zombie (Official Music Video)
• The Cranberries - Zomb...
LYRICS -The Cranberries
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence, caused such silence
Who are we mistaken?
But you see, it's not me
It's not my family
In your head, in your head, they are fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head they are crying
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie, oh
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Du, du, du, du
Another mother's breaking
Heart is taking over
When the violence causes silence
We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme
Since nineteen-sixteen
In your head, in your head, they're still fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head, they are dying
In your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh, ay, oh, ya ya
Bad Wolves - Zombie (Official Video)
• Bad Wolves - Zombie (O...
LYRICS - BAD WOLVES
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence causes silence
Who are we mistaken?
But you see, it's not me
It's not my family
In your head, in your head, they are fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their bombs, and their drones
In your head, in your head, they are crying
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh
Another mother's breaking
Heart is taking over
When the violence causes silence
We must be mistaken
It's the same old theme
In two thousand eighteen
In your head, in your head, they're still fighting
With their tanks, and their bombs
And their guns, and their drones
In your head, in your head, they are dying
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh
It's the same old theme
In two thousand eighteen
In your head, in your head, they are dying
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie
What's in your head, in your head?
Zombie, zombie, zombie-ie-ie-ie, oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh yeah - Розваги
I’ll say it since no one else has. She writes 1-15-18 on the glass. That’s the day Dolores passed away.
Yeah I've seen it on the first time I've seen the video
But she's Irish so she would have written it 15-1-18.
Also the 1916 is another year to remember as that was the World War
@@England91 The Easter Rising is a rebellion that took place in Ireland on the Easter week of 1916.against british rule .
So powerful ❤
Delores has the most beautiful voice in rock. She was one in a billion. When Bad Wolves did this video without her they were still grieving her passing. When the woman portraying her showed up on the set in gold paint they broke into tears.
The Irish angel.
I had a few tears when I first saw the video. Can't lie.
I think this is the most impressive song about the tragedy of war. Because in the end it's always the innocent people who pay the price.
100% truth. 💜
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If I remember right, an important part of the song is specifically about the ...damn, Iwant to sayIRA attacks in Ireland.
@@AkReaper Honestly I don't know. But there is no way for me to say it in the song. I always thought it was a song about all the atrocities made during wars. In Ireland the "Bloody Sunday" but also the bombs and attacks of the two sides.
@@maximebriochain5567 Your right of course it is a musical protest about war in general, but from my vague recollection it was more specifically based on an attack that happened during the conflict the IRA was having with the other half of Ireland at the time the song came out. If you watch the official video by the Cranberries, not long after the 2 minute mark you can see markings specifically referencing the IRA. I did a quick research and fond two links placed at the bottom. The first one is a story from the BBC (aka the British Broadcasting Channel), so it's information is fairly closer to home, a less biased then CNN is in America. The second was just interesting, so have a nice night. www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-42702781 and www.radiox.co.uk/features/dolores-oriordan-cranberries-zombie-story-meaning/.
PS Sorry about the wall of text.
On that theme, you should listen to Black Sabbath - War Pigs
Dedicated to 2 little boys blown up by an ira bomb in warrington. This song has a huge meaning on both sides as it describes the terror violence fear and sorrow not only in the 30 years of the troubles but since partition in 1921 hence dolores mentioned 1916 as that is when the easter rising happened in dublin which eventually led to independence for 26 counties of ireland.
But ireland and britain earlier england have been at conflict for over 800 years. Its only since 1998 have relations between our countries massively improved as trust is gained.
I live in Warrington, was 17 at the time and was pondering going into town that day, glad i didnt
Don't forget that The Troubles FINALLY got global recognition because of the Cranberries and Zombie becoming a hit in the States and elsewhere. Their song got the global attention that Ireland needed at the time and they finally began to do something about it and work towards peace.
R.I.P. Dolores O’Riordan. 😩😩😩😩 ,
Fun fact, after she wrote this song and presented it to her bandmates, she asked the drummer during explaining the song ".... and can you just hit the drums real hard?" ;-)
Yes, the original Cranberries video!
The song was inspired by the IRA bombing in Warrington, Cheshire, England on March 20, 1993. Two children, Jonathan Ball and Tim Parry, were killed. The IRA (Irish Republican Army) is a militant group that was determined to remove British troops from Northern Ireland.
“Zombie" speaks about "the Irish fight for independence that seems to last forever." The lyrics even say, "It's the same old theme since 1916."
This song takes the unassailable position that killing young children is tragic, but in venturing into the political fray, it created a great deal of controversy.
Getting painted for the video was O'Riordan's idea to symbolism, to make it magnificent in a way, at the cross. It was metaphoric for all the pain that was being caused, and it was slightly religious as well."
RIP DELORES O’RIORDAN ✝️
I live on the opposite side of the world from where this happened, but I can remember asking my mother why she was crying after reading the paper one day, she read the article to me, about the bombing in Warrington and tried to explain to me about the disharmony in that country, that had caused the loss of innocent lives. When this song came out, it really hit home big time(Along with U2 song Sunday Bloody Sunday). Thank you, Dolores, and the rest of the band for this masterpiece. R.I.P my dear
Thank you for sharing such personal information Michael. We can only hope for a better world. ❣
"...and your drones".... Says everything... An amazing cover, so sad Delores died the day before recording... RIP Delores X
Hi
I have lived in Warrington UK for my entire life and listening to this song brings back a lot of painful and terrifying memories.
I was just 14 when the bus that my friends and I were on had just turned onto Bridge street approaching the town centre when the 1st bomb went off, and before we could comprehend what had happened we heard the second explosion and could clearly see the carnage unfolding.
2 young boys were killed.
I will never forget that day.
The Cranberries released the song Zombie in protest to the violence that had occurred not just for that day, but for the continuing atrocities in Ireland.
For Dolores O'Riordan to sing alongside the Bad Wolves in an updated cover of this song in protest of the violence which still occurs till the present day would have been amazing, and I'm whole heartedly saddened that she died before it was made possible.
This song will be forever in Warringtons heart.
Thank you
Sadly, so many people don't remember that the troubles caused terrible harm with innocents of both sides. We must not forget so we can't repeat that madness again!
I'd never heard the Bad Wolves version and I think it's a beautiful homage to Dolores.
I was 10 when this song came out. I thought it was amazing, I used to belt it out when it was on the radio. My grandmother asked me if I knew what it was about and that day I learned what Terrorism was. I learned some of my family had left Ireland back in the 1800s. When the Bad Wolves cover came out it brought the song back to the fore. What happened when the original was released was STILL happening 100 years later. The Bad Wolves version expanded the scope of the song with a word - Drones. Taking us out of Ireland and pulled in Iraq and Iran and Syria and Pakistan and Palestine and so many more places. To places where terror happens often and for a lot of people has been on their TV since they were 10. I am glad this song is making us look into history. I hope 100 years from now... the only place terror lurks is in the history books.
Zombie" is a protest song by Irish alternative rock[1] band the Cranberries, written about the 1993 IRA bombing in Warrington,[5] and in memory of two young victims, Johnathan Ball and Tim Parry. It was released in September 1994
R.I.P Delores. You are missed!! But forever loved
She was full on Irish so it makes sense for her to sing about the violence in northern Ireland
The part where he touches the glass wanting to touch her hand gets me all the time cause of the meaning behind it
Way back when this first came out, I saw those little gold kids and when I saw the kids later on in the video I thought that those kids were going on with their lives and they got killed in a crossfire of that stupid civil war and thus they became little gold angels sort of referencing Frost's poem about staying gold, that kids are gold in their youth.
The vocal style that Delores used is known as Keening, often used at Irish funerals. This style in my opinion added emotion to an allready powerful song: ua-cam.com/video/uFjE7wrRCIw/v-deo.html
I was just going to mention her keening
Constant reminder we cannot be silent Zombies when it comes to war and violence
Rest In Peace Delores O'Riordan ! They'll never be another you!!😪😭😢
We miss you so much, Dolores
For those who didn't know- The song is about young victims of an IRA bombing in Warrington. Love both versions but they are a hard to watch for me.
A very deep song and equally happy that through music the truth was shared. This way we can remember the past without making the same mistakes.
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I grew up during this time, I still can't breathe when I see these pictures. 😫😫😫😫
I did not know until I watched this reaction and was inspired to do a little research. Heartbreaking. And yet, the song and video are definitely a piece of art. The cover was just as amazing. The passion just leaps off the screen in both. I admit, I cried.
And the reason it's called "Zombie" is because it's a harsh criticism of the IRA, calling them braindead.
Also, this was a defining song in the 90's. I used to listen to this entire album over and over. Both versions of the song make me just cry.
Thank you . A great reaction. You have understand the message behind BOTH of the videos. Rest in Peace Dolores. Greetings and thanks from Germany
Thank you. That is very humbling.
I hope we learn from this song... I know I uncertainly was not the same after it. ✌🏽💜
It only took over ten reactors for me to see someone catch the glass as the veil between the two worlds. Bravo!!!
The violence causes silence by taking away the sound of the children.
About the silence I also think that it could be interpreted as once you've gotten so accustomed to violence that you don't say anything about it anymore that's not a good thing.
Yes I agree with that too.
The Cranberries were singing about a specific terror insident in 1993. Two children ended up paying for the sins of there elders!
that is real sad, thank you for sharing some insight into the video.
Absolutely love the original by the Cranberries. Dolores O'Riordan had an amazing voice, and left us too soon. It was protest song they wrote about an IRA bombing in 1993.
There were a lot of bombs going off in London and I remember this one time a child was killed when a bomb was put in a rubbish bin - that's why there's that line in the song, 'A child is slowly taken. [ ... ] We were on a tour bus and I was near the location where it happened, so it really struck me hard - I was quite young, but I remember being devastated about the innocent children being pulled into that kind of thing. So I suppose that's why I was saying, 'It's not me' - that even though I'm Irish it wasn't me, I didn't do it. Because being Irish, it was quite hard, especially in the UK when there was so much tension - Dolores O'Riordan
I listen to this on repeat all the time. It has such great dynamics, that emotional, gravely, loudness, without screaming, great vocals and instruments. It’s just so good.
Awesome and unique Dolores O'Riordan! ❤️💔 R.I.P. 🌹
Very good cover. A heartfelt and emotional tribute to Dolores!
I just noticed the Drummond during the second verse. Sounds like the drumming you'd hear back on the day as the two armies marched
I love both the original and the cover by Bad Wolves.
The original is definitely from the times. Its one of those classic songs from the 90s that defined rock. And not just bring awareness to a very screwed up situation.
The cover is a very well done, honoring of the song and just how amazing Dolores was. It never lost the message, it had originally. I can understand some people wishing the duet could've happened as was planned. But what Bad Wolves did shows how good people and how much they cared for the Song, the artist, and her work.
Emotional as hell, R.i.p Dolores, fantastic cover of this song, and a fantastic and insightful reaction...cheers mate, I think someone is cutting onions in here...
Really interesting reaction, Hap. I knew the original but had never heard of Bad Wolves. They managed to do a sensitive and updated version of a difficult song but it's one that needs to be heard.
Yes they did, and I love how they payed homage and still made sure the message of the song was not lost. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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He puts his soul in this song... A masterpiece cover of a masterpiece.. That wasn't easy
As you know, I am a big Queen fan but outside Queen this is my fav song which always brings a tear due to the background behind these songs. I'm not gonna say too much, I'll leave that to your other subscribers............................but from the death of the 2 children, the loss of Delores & the attempted murder on Tommy by his twin brother makes us realise how prescious life is & how short it can be................Thanks again Fella, much appreciated.
No, no one knows.
R.I.P. Dolores, you are missed.
I like any version of this song and this song brought me here. Cheers. XXooXX
Great reaction. This song definitely needs some context because it's about specific events, but your reaction was still great. This song is both an amazing listen and a brutal listen all at once.
I love the Cranberries and of course the version of Zombie. I was even lucky enough to see them at the peak of their career. But I also love the Bad Wolves rendition. RIP Dolores.
Dolores was more than a powerful and beautiful voice, she has a lot of irish folk registers, she played piano, church organ... and was a great guitarist. One of best musicians in History.
Heyup Haps, thought I'd come back for a fix & put some perspective to the current times we live in. Your reaction was on point as always so thank you again for that & stay safe my friend.
This song came out at the culmination of a spurt of ultra violence in Northern Ireland and the Troubles. It was weekly news, some terrorist act or another. Great Britain was one of if not the poorest country in Europe at the time, Ireland maybe worse. Bleak. Thank God, Times have changed so much.
That was actual footage of Soldiers patrolling and children playing soldier. The cycle still continues and the worlds children pay.
As Hap mentioned, not only did I request this song, I badgered him several times to react to it as I was so passionate about both versions.. It was a gamble on my part as Hap may not have liked them & it could have backfired. I'm so glad it didn't.
Appreciate it. Thanks for badgering me about in the comments. Glad to have it on the channel.
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thanks for a great reaction so good to see both songs and the full understanding of what the song was about
You caught on right away to the tribute.. well done.
I love how you picked up on what the cover version is about. Shows you're paying attention. Most people who react don't pick up on what's going on.
I know it wasn't the intention of this song but for me zombie seems to fit perfectly with PTSD and soldiers returning from war haunted from the experiences they've faced.
She was even offered a lot of money at the time think nearly a million, to convince her to not release the song due to it's political message on the topic of the bombing, but she turned it down and realeased the song
"Sometimes quiet is violent" - Tyler Joseph
I would’ve loved to of actually heard them and Delors do this song together like they were going to it would’ve probably been amazing
yes i remember this song i heard that already but i dont know who is the singer i just mostly heared on the radio i am happy for sharing and now i know who is the singer..
I seen them live end of 2019, this song live singing it with 5000 other people, its touching and beautiful ❤
I absolutely love this song Hap! understood in its proper context, it is truly moving,lyrically and musically. Thank you for your versatility! Love this !
Dolores wrote the song as well as being the lead singer.
Some kids were hurt in a terrorist attack, this song was an artist's reaction to the crime
Thank you so much for doing both. They are both OUTSTANDING.
WOW, THAT WAS SO DEEP AND PASSIONATELY DONE EXCELLENT! HAP3 AS ALWAYS YOUR INSIGHTFUL FANTASTIC REACTION THANK YOU 💗🙋♀️
over 250,000 was raised by the Bad Wolves when this video came out, it was given to her children
Much ❤️ for you and your reaction to this amazing song by both artists ❤️🙏
this was so beautiful song..
Great reaction, sorry I am late to see this. Two small bits of symbolism. The first time she touches the glass divide with paint on her hand, she left her mark finger prints and all. The glass is symbolic of death, the separation. At the end completely closing the window with the paint....
Best reaction I've seen by far! You take the time to analyze the two versions and their messages, both the Dolores and Bad Volves versions, and at the same time you interpret the message that the cover gives Dolores through their version and the video. Thanks a lot!
You have nailed the meaning
Great to see the original and then this tribute version. Can you react to Jonny Cash song called hurt.
Thanks Nick. I'll get around to at some point. Thanks for the suggestion.
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He can do the same thing he did here and do the original by Nine Inch Nails and the cover by Johnny Cash
Also look at as When the mindless violence causes DEATH the for ever silence. There is a PROBLEM
Spot on sir ..great reaction
Dolores had such a powerful beauty to her voice. She could have sung the New York phonebook and made it a hit. R.I.P. amazing lady. We miss you.
Thank you for doing this double reaction. I am a huge Cranberries fan. I just saw the Bad Wolves video recently (still can't even think of it without losing it a little). RIP Dolores
Bad wolves sounded good, but still doesn't get the point across and pull at your heart like the original video, and the emotion she captures with her voice.
As you know Richard, Delores was supposed to perform on this version which would have made it more unique. However, under the circumstances, Bad Wolves did the song justice IMO & dedicating the proceeds to her children was a beautiful gesture.
Very emotional song. I’m so glad to catch up with this amazing song and both versions. The meaning behind the song broke my heart though, I appreciate to ur reaction,Hap. Thanks to BigMally to recommend this to u also.
Thank you Grace.
The song is about the troubles in Northern Ireland I grew up through them, this song is about two boys killed in the troubles,it sucked here in the 70s 80s and early 90s.
Great reaction
Heyup Haps, hope you are well, I can't believe this is 3 years old, Wow! Anyway I just called in for my fix, it still brings a tear to my eye & the world carries on with its craziness. Stay safe.
Respect mate you are the first i have seen to get this
Violence causes silence because the children were killed by a bomb. That kind of devastating, unpardonable, unconscionable silence.
The girl in the Bad Wolves video was Dolores. I heard she was supposed to add some backing vocals to the Bad Wolves video but unexpectedly died.
Sorry Steve, that was not Dolores................It's a lady called Ava Capra.
cried like a baby when she died.not ashamed of that.
Great reaction, it often brings back extra emotion when seeing someone else seeing it for the first time. Good read
Curios the day she Died in the plane accident was the day that she was suposed to record that song with Bad Wolves and dont know if you noticed in the video they put in the glass the date that she passed away.
People usually overlook the “On January 15, 2018 The cranberries’ Dolores O’Riordan was set to “reprise” her iconic vocals on Bad Wolves’ cover of “Zombie””
Meaning she was supposed to be in the song but couldn’t because the message after says she left the world that day.
She died in a plane crash heading to the studio to record the song with Bad Wolves
People always overlook that part and never mention anything about it
What a great tribute
Great channel. I really enjoyed this. IMO there is no way to one up a PERFECT song but somehow Bad Wolves might of found that way. They somehow found a way to portray her message and pay respectful homage to Dolores. Both songs are perfect. I think you missed one valuable piece of info during the song. You turned towards your viewers at the exact time Dolores wrote 1-15-18 which was the date she left this world. Delores was the lady in gold and he couldn't touch her. Absolutely iconic song and an iconic remake. Thank you for playing this
If you're Irish you don't need the cover. Having said that, the cover is an absolute classic and a perfect tribute. Respect 👍
Do not compare the incomparable ... dolores is a voice from heaven... rip dolores 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
BW cranked up the feels past 11.
Apparently the black and white footage of the kids and soldiers is real. They're not actors.
You are a perceptive and intelligent man.
I'm not saying the Bad Wolves version is bad, I'm just not keen on it. I do however think highly of them for giving the proceeds of their song to Delores children. 👍
The video is actual footage of what's going on in Ireland.
CARLOS SANTANA IS ONE THAT uses different musical instruments in his songs.
Its about the troubles. Easter rising 1916-1998 ya
Good reaction. It is one of those songs that needs a bit of research before watching and commenting on.
_When the violence causes silence_ [=death]
Did a little digging and found out on January 15th 2018 was the day Delores died. Poetically with this song 38 were killed in Baghdad in a back to back suicide bombing.
The kids are fighting as a reference to them seeing violence from the IRA vs British military occupation.
Very good reaction video. It was great to hear the two versions of the song together. Can you do a reaction of 19 by Paul Hardcastle? It's another song about war, this one particularly the Vietnam War.
I like the Bad Wolves rendition, very powerful BUT, I still prefer The Cranberries...if you don't know what the song is about, read about The Trou les in Northern Ireland...2 little boys 3 and 5, I believe had been killed, which I believe drove Delores to write this
please react to Hozier!!!