Bad Wolves - Zombie (REACTION)
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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Love Bad Wolves version as well as the original. What a beautiful and touching tribute to Dolores. They did her justice, and helped her family.
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In all cases, love is perseverance.
Nothing can touch the original, IMHO .. But Bad Wolves have certainly given a very worthy performance here, which I am sure that Dolores would have approved of .. Effective video too .. Plus, big credit to them for helping out her family 👍
They'll find us.
More than a cover, though it may have started out that way, but rather a tribute and dedication. Bad Wolves did the song justice, and even included a little extra edge, if that's possible. Will always love the original more, but appreciate the Wolves for their effort.
Aye, never listened to this version as I didn't want to hear what I thought would be an insipid cover: glad I listened now; I'd call collaboration/dedication rather than cover. Ta to Daniel for reacting to this.
that sums up how i feel about it as well.
Who could've foreseen this happening?
Awesome. NEVER get tired of watching / listening to this song. BOTH versions.
I read somewhere that when the golden walked out for the first time. The band stopped and had to regain their composure.
Wow! Great cover! Never heard this version. Thanks Daniel!
This is a beautiful tribute to Dolores. RIP
Went into this with a bias because I really like the original, but, Wow!! This was so good!
Thanks again, Daniel! :)
they did it justice , excellent cover ! delores would be proud !
Never appologize for being you on your own channel, it is YOU we want to hear saying YOUR thoughts! with your emotions! great reaction!
That was a good cover. I do like both.
An awesome year? It could get better...
Wow, that was great ! I’d never heard this cover before nor even heard of Bad Wolves. I wholeheartedly agree with your approach to cover “comparisons” - you don’t have to choose between them. In this case Bad Wolves have delivered a fabulous tribute to Dolores and to the original song but have brought more to the table. The original focused specifically on the politics of Northern Ireland whereas the cover version gives the song a much more universal meaning. A real revelation - this is why I love your channel, Daniel.
I of course love the original, it is one of the most powerful of the past couple of decades. I think the timing was very healing for the fans, if not the Cranberries surviving members. I think they have a right to feel however they feel about a cover of their creation, but since O'riordan was planned to be involved I also chalk up their negative review to grief. I wonder if they feel differently now. Daniel, I think you are correct about the PTSD angle, only I'd go even further and say that in the case of these specific conflicts it's an entire country that has PTSD, and that is why the song resonated with both Ireland and the rest of the world so deeply. There are not too many places on earth that are unaffected by the wars inflicted on our world.
Daniel...the pronunciation of Delores' last name is said as "O-reerdon". Just so you know. That you for doing both versions. Both are great in their own right, for different focuses. Both are antiwar but also Bad Wolves also added the tribute to Delores.
Hey Daniel, I just wanted to tell you that I was a Hippie back in the 70s. I am probably older than your parents. I don't know if you would even care or not but you would have fit in PERFECTLY back in the day. Your sensitivity, love for music and the kind of mind you have just reminds me of kids I knew back in the day. Peace out, Little brother!✌️🌺❤️✌️🕊
this is a case where both versions are equally powerful or unique reasons. Great cover of a great song. Excellent reference to Sound of Silence. Another case of great cover of a great song.
I grew up with B52 bombers flying in to a nearby American Air Force Base, with the IRA and Vietnam daily on the news, closely followed by the Iran/Iraq war. We never saw it in colour, most TVs were black and white back then
We're in good hands.
Great song, but then again I do have a soft spot for power ballads which I would categorise this under. Not heard this before - love it! My favourite all-time power ballad has to be by the prog rock band 'Spock's Beard' called ' The Slow Crash Landing Man'. Hoping that you'll revue that one day :)
My paternal grandfather would mention "Irish confetti," which were street pavers pulled up during fights and riots and thrown at the other side.
Thanks for the reaction. While I still prefer the original, it really doesn't matter, If The Cranberries version was a shout in protest, then Bad Wolves cover is screaming in outrage that it's still going on.
Mentions again that a cover comparison with Clara of Scarborough Fair/Canticle..Simon and Garfunkel vs Jadyn Rylee, Sina and Charlotte Zone would be well worth watching. :)
Definitely check out Bad Wolves - No Masters
Spot on Daniel ...like Sound Of Silence and other covers like Hendrix/Watchtower, sometimes the original artists are impressed at the new genre interpretations. 5FDP also changed the lyrics in "House Of The Rising Sun" from New Orleans to their hometown of Las Vegas.
I think this must have been the version I am aware of so I kinda like it better only because it is familiar. I just like his voice better
Wars are terrible things. You might enjoy the song "The Simple Truth (A Child is Born)" by the singer songwriter Chris de Burgh. All royalties from that song have been donated to children's charities. It was the centrepiece of "The Simple Truth: A Concert for Kurdish Refugees 1991" ( www.imdb.com/title/tt1055314/ ). There are many, many versions on UA-cam - including several from charity concerts.
OReeerdon (pronunciation). She was very rich through her life, $25 million when she died: I don’t think the family needed this band’s donation. I think they might have said that/did that after negative comments (not saying it wasn’t good that they donated $ to her kids).
"There’s a song on the record about my twin brother who’s currently serving 17 years for attempted murder, who tried to kill me during a home invasion when he was high in 2010. We really opened ourselves up not just from a creative standpoint but also a subject matter standpoint, to talk about topics that are really important to us.
" Here is the link to the song he is talking about
ua-cam.com/video/tQP2Iow-4ZA/v-deo.html You should really watch the official video. Peace and love
Late to the party again. :-) Haunting, powerful version of this number, which I had never heard. Thanks, DS9, for playing this.
Did you catch what she wrote on the glass that date? go back and check it out
I have no favorite. Both versions are so great!!
They did a good job with the song, but to me, it will always be the Cranberriers song !
Well... Delores loved it even though the band didn't. I think they would've been more open to it if it wasn't so soon after. Yeah..
Daniel, I agree that the lyrics might be, or could be said to be, sufficiently non-specific and therefore lend themselves to be interpreted differently, except in one respect. This cover actually changes words in the song, which removes the very specific and particular context that does inform the exact meaning. I can see why they have done it, it makes for a more universal comment on violence, and it maybe that Dolores had agreed to the changes given she was going to sing on it. The lyric change - removing the reference to 1916, the Easter Rising - that leads directly decades later the IRA Warrington bombing, which killed two small boys, and was her catalyst for writing it, does in fact have an impact on her explicit original meaning. Surely, the Zombies are those that were capable of planting a bomb in a public space with the intention of killing and maiming, without apparent compassion or empathy, and not knowing who it might kill or main.
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Please do Cranberries - So cold In Ireland
To me it's their best song and their hasn't been a reaction because it's an unknown B Side unless you're a fan then you know it
First? Second?
You got it!
I can understand why the rest of the band were not happy with the Bad Wolves releasing this so soon after their bandmates death. A lot of people thought Bad Wolves were getting famous off the death. There was no way they were planning on releasing this song in Jan 2018 so it does feel a little suspect. The chorus drop was really good on this track but for me it lacked the emotion and lost the original guitar solo which evinced pain better than the quite generic solo Bad Wolves had. And, obviously, Dolore's vocals take it to another level. And they couldn't match Fergal Lawler's passionate drumming and the clarity of the sound. (Also, it is pronounced O'REARdon).
It's even stranger to watch this video right now the 1st week of April 22 while D22 while the Ukraine is still being ravaged by Russia. I hope that conflict ends soon and Putin gets what he deserves.
Jeff buckley hallelujah
Stop trying to make Daniel cry. j/k he should definitely do that one.
Hallelujah is one of the most covered songs around. But the writer's version, which took five years to complete and involved whittling down more than 80 verses, should be reviewed first, at least in my opinion.
Nice tribute, but not impressed with Bad Wolves; too much post-polish on the track and the delivery did not convey the emotion of the lyric... and you can easily name a half dozen outfits with nearly identical vocal stylings. Had a similar reaction of Limp Bizkit's cover of the Who- they just did not get the meaning behind the words.