Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We - The Cranberrie ...

Dreamy mellow and calm (295 words)
by nightchild - written on 13/09/01, updated on 13/09/01 (Useful, 76 readings)
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Vocals, Acoustic guitar: Dolores O'Riordan Guitar, Backing vocals: Noel Hogan Bass guitar: Mike Hogan Drums, percussion: Feargal Lawlor T The Cranberries are definately not a "Now" band but the album "Everybody is doing it, so why cant we" released in 1992 is one of the few albums of that era that i still listen to. You may ask why, you may think me incredibly sad, but wait....... i have a very good reason! I dont have lots of information on the band, so i doubt this will be classed as a very useful opinion, but its my opinion and if someone can get some pleasure from revisiting the land of 1992 then surely my aim has been ...

To The Faithful Departed - The Cranberries

Mourning the Cranberries departed.... (283 words)
by aebone - written on 03/05/01, updated on 03/05/01 (Useful, 44 readings)
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on the album. 'Free to Decide' and 'I just shot John Lennon' stand out, but the rest are pretty forgetable, even the single 'Salvation'. Lyrically, this album is also poor. T The Cranberries are known for not producing the best lyrics (look at 'Linger' for example!) This album concentrates on children an awful lot, the song War child although obviously making a valid point, made me squirm it was so bad. The first time I heard this album I was shocked at how bad it sounded. I did try and listen to it a good 10 times, but now it sits gathering dust on my shelves. If you are new to the Cranberries, I would tell you to definitely listen to ...