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So the cry in the song, it's called keening and wailing, or a death wail and the sound happens when someone loses another. (It's just an imitation and done to beat, cause you can't replicate it properly) Which is the reason for some people find it hard to listen too. You don't forget that sound once you've heard it even from yourself. But its also used in rituals practice in other cultures and was a forgotten art of the Celts to help deal with the loss of loved ones usually practiced by women on the outer fringes of society.
This song will forever make me feel emotional. Something about her voice just floods my mind with nostalgia, i didn’t know she had passed away in 2018, what a tragedy may she rest in peace. This song will cut a bit deeper from now on… 🖤
On a day another band was going to do a cover of this song. She was supposed to meet with them that day she died. The band did the cover and paid tribute to her in the song with a twist. You should check it out. Bad wolves - zombie.
U don't get it at all zombie's are usa and uk trying to kill russians. Goggle and educate yourself please spend 1 hour at least goggling othetside before u comment
TG Lurgan is an Irish-immersive summer program for teenagers in Ireland in order to help "reclaim" their native language from near-extinction. As part of the offerings, they make music videos of popular songs translated into Irish, which they sing and record. Last summer they did Zombies in Irish and superimposed it with footage from Ukraine. It was SO moving! I highly recommend looking it up on CZcams!
This is one of my ultimate fav songs. I learnt it in Catholic primary school and we used to love singing this. Looking back we must have had some rebellious teachers.
I grew up with that stuff. 😂 Nice to see someone else get into it. Funny that from different parts of the world we get exposed to different music. Thank you!
My maternal grandparents' families left Northern Ireland around 1929 because of violence all around them. They never returned. My grandmother said everything and everybody they had in NI was dead and nothing for her there except painful memories. Must've been rough because she was the happiest person ever.
@@Vikkigamesbadly my grandparents, both, would never talk about it, however, my grandmother's sister, Aunt Marie who was 10 years older than grandmother, talked about how frightened she was too go to school after the 1921 civil war there. They lived near Londonberty. I'm guessing they were glad they left before the 'troubles'.
It’s even more moving if you know what it’s about - a bombing in Warrington UK where a 3 year old and a 12 year old were killed. I’d recommend listening to Closer by NIN next. Might set off a few content filters on TikTok though
The Easter Rising (Irish: Éirí Amach na Cásca),[1] also known as the Easter Rebellion, was an armed insurrection in Ireland during Easter Week in April 1916. The Rising was launched by Irish republicans against British rule in Ireland with the aim of establishing an independent Irish Republic while the United Kingdom was fighting the First World War. It was the most significant uprising in Ireland since the rebellion of 1798 and the first armed conflict of the Irish revolutionary period. Sixteen of the Rising's leaders were executed from May 1916. The nature of the executions, and subsequent political developments, ultimately contributed to an increase in popular support for Irish independence.
Gotta listen to the bad wolves cover of this..they had plans to have the lead singer be on the vocals for it and she sadly passed away the day before recording..the poured the soul into it 🤘🏻
This song is nostalgia for me, the entire world was an 800w JVC stereo, a single-wide trailer, early 2000s FM radio, a CD-Tower. This song is one of the clearest, earliest memories I have.
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 in 2017, on writing "Zombie".[15]
It's crazy that that specifically was the one you remember because that's why she wrote this song. It was 2 boys killed, it was the Warrington bombing. I'm from Northern Ireland, I remember that happening, we lived it here daily. ❤
@@veronicamarinelgueta8302 Oh, that's even better. But yes, it was the Warrington bombing and it was 2 boys. Coming from Belfast which was the heart of The Troubles, growing up in it, The Warrington bombing even felt different to me, even though it was England. Which you would think it wouldn't with seeing bomb sites, army everywhere, always. But yeah, Warrington stayed with me too. RIP Delores 🙏🌹
For some time I had this as my alarm in the morning. On the one hand it has a fairly progressively calm to loud start and on the other I knew I'd want to shut it off as quickly as possible, because of how 'bad' it'd make me feel once it got going.
Bro, listen to some Skunk Anansee, fkin awesome 90s band songs to check out: Hedonism, Selling Jesus, Weak....to name but a few!! Lead singer is a black lady who goes by the name of Skin...and she is a fkin bad ass rock chick 🤘🤘
All these remind me of growing up in the 90s.thanks for the memories. This lady went to record this song with bad wold and she died in bath tub the night before the recording. They donated the new song to her fam.i think..try and give it a read. And do badwolf zombie...
This is what it sounds like when a song cries out loud. In the 90's we Gen Xers fought the system through our music, and the classic lyrics such as this. It was a very personal, and powerful way to have our voices heard. I wish today's youth and music industry understood this.
@@flaviojosefo7130 Radiohead has good music, just people affiliate it with Creep only like people affiliate Nirvana only with Smells like teen spirit, you gotta dig down deep into the band to find the good hits
In my opinion " Zombie " means the politicians the leaders who hold the power, start a war, in their mind , they're reckless,heartless as zombie even after100 years , the theme(war) is still going on, it's an anti-war song with the great voice and powerful lyrics
It was her protest song, the IRA planted a bomb and and as a result two young boys in Warrington, Cheshire died. She was protesting against the endless cycle of violence caused by the N.Ireland troubles. A three year old (Jonathan Ball) and a 12 year old were killed (Tim Parry). Tim died 5 days after the bombing. Dolores said in a 1994 interview "I remember seeing the mothers on television, just devistated.... [..] some prick, some airhead who thought he was making a point, did that".
I'm Canadian, but I grew up listening every type of music that had a message. I certainly noticed that all the best artists in the 90s with a message ended dead... even 2pac or BIG , nirvana ( many more ) as soon they tried to say something they end up 6 under... Those CEOs music or producers will take the G5 jet ( tropic thunder) true!
Sorry for the late comment, but just to say its about peace and war at the same time. Dolores wanted world peace because at the time of when the song was being made northern ireland was the most violent place in the UK.
Nathan, you must know by now the song is about the Troubles in Ireland. Many sons and daughters and mothers and fathers were murdered. Dolores O'Riordan, R.I.P., lead singer, lived through it.
Zombies, she talking about soldiers on the streets of Northern Ireland, implying they just follow orders without any thought, a great song, I was one of those zombies
Absolutely love the cranberries lol. SHE has an amazing voice RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 id listen to them for hrs & my mom would come in and start pretend whining and then say " ok thats enough with this , find another band to listen to for a while uz i cant take it anymore" bahahha i loved her voice tho haha very unique and no one like her. The reason behind this sing is sad & brings a lot more meaning but all her songs are amazing.
Today there was violence, please, break the silence. Even only in Jenin, Palestine, six lifes were taken away because of Israeli occupation today. Thank God, Ireland has understanding of this injustice. #BDS 🇵🇸 #FreePalestine
red fell in love with this song from the first I heard it growing up and you should take a chance to listen to other music from them it's not the same Vibe though but it is but it's not and with words like violence causes silence it is about war and it'll always be relevant as long as greed and indifference control people in power but music has always been there to brighten up our darkest days it is the exact medicine that brought us out of the Dark Ages didn't know that artist bought the church and their rules against music that was anything but Gregorian to be foul even music like Beethoven and Sebastian Bach they were ridiculed and snubbed but it's composers an artist Like These and others of their time that fought hard for music and other art forms in the world and for the first time in recorded history charity popped up worldwide to help with the needy I'm studying music as a medicine and have been for the past few years and I'm completely blown away and I've gotten to love my playlist of everything from brain wave music megahertz to loom sounds with the mother's heartbeat the baby's heartbeat and even Egyptian music it is something that can be studied without an end to it and as someone who loves to learn it's now my passion to completely dive into music and what is capable of remember when listening to megahertz music to have it turned very low to where you almost can't hear it because it's not something you hear it's the vibration that your body and cells are reacting to and may cause people headaches if they try to listen to it as they would other music so I have written you a chapter of your own take care brother and family and remember peace out Girl Scouts LOL🤗❤❤❤❤
They speak about the war between the protestant people (Northern Ireland [English]) and the christians people of rest of Ireland [Irish] When she say "the violence cause the Silence" it's because lot of kids and civils people was killed during this episode it's the same war in "Bloody Sunday"(U2). They are a lot of difficulty to have a real Irish identity. Now Ireland is 2 country. The union is juste in rugby team with a beautiful song "Ireland call" (sorry for my English I'm french 😅)
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One of the greatest songs ever created by any human ! RIP Dolores, we miss you !
Gone too soon... Alcoholism is a nasty disease....
R.I.P Dolores😢
Facts🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
So the cry in the song, it's called keening and wailing, or a death wail and the sound happens when someone loses another. (It's just an imitation and done to beat, cause you can't replicate it properly) Which is the reason for some people find it hard to listen too. You don't forget that sound once you've heard it even from yourself. But its also used in rituals practice in other cultures and was a forgotten art of the Celts to help deal with the loss of loved ones usually practiced by women on the outer fringes of society.
It's also a traditional style of singing from Ireland used primarily in songs of mourning.
Dolores O'Riordan is the lead singer...amazing lead vocalist, in my view personally. Unfortunately lost her life in 2018 to alcoholism 😔
Yes, amazing vocalist, her voice is just mind blowing.
Well know racist too …
As many do.
@@francesca222australy Was.
She drowned while intoxicated.
This song will forever make me feel emotional. Something about her voice just floods my mind with nostalgia, i didn’t know she had passed away in 2018, what a tragedy may she rest in peace. This song will cut a bit deeper from now on… 🖤
On a day another band was going to do a cover of this song. She was supposed to meet with them that day she died. The band did the cover and paid tribute to her in the song with a twist. You should check it out. Bad wolves - zombie.
Vibin' to a masterpiece you never heard before....prime example of music being the language of the world rip Dolores ❤️🇮🇪
She was a special lass RIP Sweet Angel
This beautiful voice is the only reason I’m fighting my addiction. Rest in peace
It’s for Ireland but rings true to this day all over the world 🌎
The song was about a bomb attack by the IRA during the times of the troubles
When some children were killed...........
One of the greatest protest songs of our time
Best female voice ever.
Best voice ever in general ❤️
When ur from Northern Ireland and grew up with this
This is one of my favourite songs, I loved how you felt this, she’s amazing, RIP ❤️
Just come from your tiktok, how the hell have you never heard this song before 🤯
Different culture ig
Really.. do you only see the world from your view? Or maybe look thru other lenses.. everyone does not find music the same .
I first heard this song as a child and even then it totally floored me. Now with the zombies attacking Ukraine it's very poignent again.
U don't get it at all zombie's are usa and uk trying to kill russians. Goggle and educate yourself please spend 1 hour at least goggling othetside before u comment
TG Lurgan is an Irish-immersive summer program for teenagers in Ireland in order to help "reclaim" their native language from near-extinction. As part of the offerings, they make music videos of popular songs translated into Irish, which they sing and record. Last summer they did Zombies in Irish and superimposed it with footage from Ukraine. It was SO moving! I highly recommend looking it up on CZcams!
Oh, yeah, another -ski is trying to throw in some shitty agenda 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@artmax1998 are you high?
@@beentold r u mad?
So many years... And still send shivers down the spine
This is one of my ultimate fav songs. I learnt it in Catholic primary school and we used to love singing this. Looking back we must have had some rebellious teachers.
Released in retaliation and protest to the Warrington bomb, England 1993, detonated by the provisional IRA, killing a innocent toddler and child, scum
This song and any Cranberries song is a banger. This and Linger Im glad you reacted to man. Definitely scan Dreams, Ode To My Family and Promises
I grew up with that stuff. 😂
Nice to see someone else get into it.
Funny that from different parts of the world we get exposed to different music.
Thank you!
This song has more than 1 billion views so u know
Living thru the troubles... This song gets me heart ... Never again....
I love so much the look on someone’s face when they hear a good guitar riff. That stank face, I love it
It's about the bombing of Warrington where to boys died in 1993.
Jonathan ball and Timothy parry R.I.P ♥️
Yes 🙌 Dolores delivering messages 🙌
My maternal grandparents' families left Northern Ireland around 1929 because of violence all around them. They never returned. My grandmother said everything and everybody they had in NI was dead and nothing for her there except painful memories.
Must've been rough because she was the happiest person ever.
my ma grew up during the trouble which is such a minimising term for what went on
@@Vikkigamesbadly my grandparents, both, would never talk about it, however, my grandmother's sister, Aunt Marie who was 10 years older than grandmother, talked about how frightened she was too go to school after the 1921 civil war there.
They lived near Londonberty.
I'm guessing they were glad they left before the 'troubles'.
It’s even more moving if you know what it’s about - a bombing in Warrington UK where a 3 year old and a 12 year old were killed.
I’d recommend listening to Closer by NIN next. Might set off a few content filters on TikTok though
The Easter Rising (Irish: Éirí Amach na Cásca),[1] also known as the Easter Rebellion, was an armed insurrection in Ireland during Easter Week in April 1916. The Rising was launched by Irish republicans against British rule in Ireland with the aim of establishing an independent Irish Republic while the United Kingdom was fighting the First World War. It was the most significant uprising in Ireland since the rebellion of 1798 and the first armed conflict of the Irish revolutionary period. Sixteen of the Rising's leaders were executed from May 1916. The nature of the executions, and subsequent political developments, ultimately contributed to an increase in popular support for Irish independence.
Rest in peace, Dolores. Thank you for blessing us.
Gotta listen to the bad wolves cover of this..they had plans to have the lead singer be on the vocals for it and she sadly passed away the day before recording..the poured the soul into it 🤘🏻
This song is nostalgia for me, the entire world was an 800w JVC stereo, a single-wide trailer, early 2000s FM radio, a CD-Tower. This song is one of the clearest, earliest memories I have.
Bro I love your videos. They are a vibe I need. Just two guys listening to great music keep it up brother
that track is insane
This song is a masterpiece
Goosebumps everytime with this track 👊🏽
Never been in Ireland 🇮🇪 and not heard this played beautiful people , patriotism at its finest and I live in England . Governments are fucked up 💔
Still get chills and a longing in my heart for peace.
Wasn't going to go there. Glad ya did!!xxx
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 in 2017, on writing "Zombie".[15]
It's crazy that that specifically was the one you remember because that's why she wrote this song. It was 2 boys killed, it was the Warrington bombing. I'm from Northern Ireland, I remember that happening, we lived it here daily. ❤
@@andreab449 that’s what Dolores replied in an interview about the song
@@veronicamarinelgueta8302 Oh, that's even better. But yes, it was the Warrington bombing and it was 2 boys. Coming from Belfast which was the heart of The Troubles, growing up in it, The Warrington bombing even felt different to me, even though it was England. Which you would think it wouldn't with seeing bomb sites, army everywhere, always. But yeah, Warrington stayed with me too. RIP Delores 🙏🌹
Having certain lyrics hit different,from my pre teen self just banging and me being a mother now,It can have you feel different things.
For some time I had this as my alarm in the morning. On the one hand it has a fairly progressively calm to loud start and on the other I knew I'd want to shut it off as quickly as possible, because of how 'bad' it'd make me feel once it got going.
I don't think there is someone who's listening for the first time this song unless that person is less than 5 years old.
He is faking af
VIBES rocking Emotions and shaking Souls!
The official video would serve you well, my brother...
Gotta watch the official video
❤your reactions..and your expressive face. Thank you x
RIP Delores, Bad Wolves is a must. A MUST
It haunts for days after listening. Tears in Belfast 😢
Bro, listen to some Skunk Anansee, fkin awesome 90s band songs to check out: Hedonism, Selling Jesus, Weak....to name but a few!! Lead singer is a black lady who goes by the name of Skin...and she is a fkin bad ass rock chick 🤘🤘
Her song with Tony Iommi "Meat" might be a good one for Naph to try.
All these remind me of growing up in the 90s.thanks for the memories. This lady went to record this song with bad wold and she died in bath tub the night before the recording. They donated the new song to her fam.i think..try and give it a read. And do badwolf zombie...
It's one of those songs that gets stuck in your head.... in your head...zombie
This is what it sounds like when a song cries out loud. In the 90's we Gen Xers fought the system through our music, and the classic lyrics such as this. It was a very personal, and powerful way to have our voices heard. I wish today's youth and music industry understood this.
They do.
One of my favorite bands from the 90s. Underrated imo.
This is music...
The bad wolves do an amazing tribute cover of this song
Always a special song to me, the first song I played at my first gig, playing the drums. Glad you enjoyed it!
“Violence causes silence”.
Exact silence that is happening around the world about Palestine and the violence that Israel is causing daily!
Try Creep by Radiohead, it's so f*cking special
Radiohead suck, The Cranberries are better band
@@flaviojosefo7130 damn Carlos chill bro
@@flaviojosefo7130 Radiohead has good music, just people affiliate it with Creep only like people affiliate Nirvana only with Smells like teen spirit, you gotta dig down deep into the band to find the good hits
@@lt_briggzi8694 The Cranberries are FAAAR better
RIP beautiful Delores we miss you
Voice for all mothers who lost kids her voice is “keening” a noise a mother makes at the sight of a dead child
The irony of a British dude listening to and appreciating a song about the oppression of the Irish people by the British government.
Not as ironic as you not realising that the song was an anti IRA song..🙄
RIP Dolores
Loved your reaction bro!
In my opinion " Zombie " means the politicians the leaders
who hold the power, start a war, in their mind , they're reckless,heartless as zombie
even after100 years , the theme(war) is still going on,
it's an anti-war song with the great voice and powerful lyrics
It was her protest song, the IRA planted a bomb and and as a result two young boys in Warrington, Cheshire died. She was protesting against the endless cycle of violence caused by the N.Ireland troubles. A three year old (Jonathan Ball) and a 12 year old were killed (Tim Parry). Tim died 5 days after the bombing. Dolores said in a 1994 interview "I remember seeing the mothers on television, just devistated.... [..] some prick, some airhead who thought he was making a point, did that".
I love both versions
I'm Canadian, but I grew up listening every type of music that had a message. I certainly noticed that all the best artists in the 90s with a message ended dead... even 2pac or BIG , nirvana ( many more ) as soon they tried to say something they end up 6 under... Those CEOs music or producers will take the G5 jet ( tropic thunder) true!
It’s about Ireland the troubles
It was the 90’s. Even protest songs could thrash.
Grande dal italia
This song was dedicated two young lads who lost there lives to a car bomb which happened in England Warrington by the IRA
Johnathan ball aged 3 R.I.P
Tim parry aged 12 R.I.P
🙋🏻♂️here
Sorry for the late comment, but just to say its about peace and war at the same time. Dolores wanted world peace because at the time of when the song was being made northern ireland was the most violent place in the UK.
after so many years, still the same issue. nice review.
Dia dhuit as Éireann 🇮🇪 Hello from Ireland ☘️ Listen to Thief of your heart by Sinéad O’Connor
Ptsd.
New to ur channel, see u on tik tok. Enjoyed ur video so thanku 😊
Written in my home town Warrington when they were on tour. Just after the IRA bombing that killed 2 kids in our city centre. Deep.
thank you for yr reaction !!
ALSO
FREE PALESTINE
You really must see the video.
You should listen to the tribute version by bad wolf
Have you done Rob Zombie’s “Living Dead Girl”?
Nathan, you must know by now the song is about the Troubles in Ireland. Many sons and daughters and mothers and fathers were murdered.
Dolores O'Riordan, R.I.P., lead singer, lived through it.
Zombies, she talking about soldiers on the streets of Northern Ireland, implying they just follow orders without any thought, a great song, I was one of those zombies
Cool Eh..!!
🤘🏻😜💭
Now you need to do Bad Wolves version of this song. It's beautiful as well with a more heavier sound❤
💜💚💜💚💜💚💯💯💯s
Absolutely love the cranberries lol. SHE has an amazing voice RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 id listen to them for hrs & my mom would come in and start pretend whining and then say " ok thats enough with this , find another band to listen to for a while uz i cant take it anymore" bahahha i loved her voice tho haha very unique and no one like her. The reason behind this sing is sad & brings a lot more meaning but all her songs are amazing.
Celtos by Eluveitie! You won't regret it!
Props
Today there was violence, please, break the silence. Even only in Jenin, Palestine, six lifes were taken away because of Israeli occupation today.
Thank God, Ireland has understanding of this injustice. #BDS 🇵🇸 #FreePalestine
Have a look at scream - thousand foot crunch
Video Please!!!
red fell in love with this song from the first I heard it growing up and you should take a chance to listen to other music from them it's not the same Vibe though but it is but it's not and with words like violence causes silence it is about war and it'll always be relevant as long as greed and indifference control people in power but music has always been there to brighten up our darkest days it is the exact medicine that brought us out of the Dark Ages didn't know that artist bought the church and their rules against music that was anything but Gregorian to be foul even music like Beethoven and Sebastian Bach they were ridiculed and snubbed but it's composers an artist Like These and others of their time that fought hard for music and other art forms in the world and for the first time in recorded history charity popped up worldwide to help with the needy I'm studying music as a medicine and have been for the past few years and I'm completely blown away and I've gotten to love my playlist of everything from brain wave music megahertz to loom sounds with the mother's heartbeat the baby's heartbeat and even Egyptian music it is something that can be studied without an end to it and as someone who loves to learn it's now my passion to completely dive into music and what is capable of remember when listening to megahertz music to have it turned very low to where you almost can't hear it because it's not something you hear it's the vibration that your body and cells are reacting to and may cause people headaches if they try to listen to it as they would other music so I have written you a chapter of your own take care brother and family and remember peace out Girl Scouts LOL🤗❤❤❤❤
Nathan, please react to Promise Me by Badflower!
Love the videos! Keep ‘em coming 🤘🏼
They speak about the war between the protestant people (Northern Ireland [English]) and the christians people of rest of Ireland [Irish]
When she say "the violence cause the Silence" it's because lot of kids and civils people was killed during this episode it's the same war in "Bloody Sunday"(U2). They are a lot of difficulty to have a real Irish identity. Now Ireland is 2 country. The union is juste in rugby team with a beautiful song "Ireland call" (sorry for my English I'm french 😅)
You need to listen to little green bag by George Baker
You missed out by not watching the video
must not be the only one but i suggested this on tiktok
Everyone saying song is about this country but what i got told and heard was that its about the war veterans
You were told wrong 😢
☮️💙💙🔥🔥🔥
Awesome pick my man, that is a good anti war anthem.
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You are British obviously. You do know this song is about the troubles, prior to the good Friday accords? Specifically about some boys were bombed