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To The Faithful Departed...

The Cranberries are probably best known for their woeful and droning hit, "Zombie," a song about the war-torn conditions in their homeland of Ireland. While the song wasn't as moving as U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday," it at least painted a picture as dreary as the situation itself. On their third album...

2002 RS: 2of 5 Stars

Bury The Hatchet

1999

No Need To Argue

1994

Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?

1993

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The Cranberries sugary debut could have been merely another wispy bit of dream pop, as effervescent and forgettable as a Sundays album. But rather than aiming for ethereal lightness, singer Dolores O'Riordan was one of the first singers to rework Sinead O'Connor's swoop for her own purposes; unlike pretty-poo thrushes such as Sarah McLachlan, however, O'Riordan also inherited O'Connor's self-deter...

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