Bury the Hatchet [Explicit Lyrics]
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Europe's answer to Sheer Terror and Blood For Blood. Fast pissed off hardcore. This is their 4th CD, but the first one to be released in The States. Find out whats going on at the other end of the pond.
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- Awesome!!!!1
- ANIMAL INSTICT
- The hard hitting return of the Irish sensation
- Great work, even if it isn't the best
- Bury the Hatchet
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Bury The Hatchet [Explicit Cover]
The Cranberries
Manufacturer: Polygram Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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- To the Faithful Departed
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- No Need to Argue
- Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?
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ASIN: B00000ILTA
Release Date: 1999-04-27 |
Tracks:
- Animal Instinct
- Loud And Clear
- Promises
- You And Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Desperate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's On My Mind
- Delilah
- Fee Fi Fo
- Dying In The Sun
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On the heels of their smash debut, the brilliantly titled Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, and the even more popular follow-up, No Need to Argue, the Cranberries fell victim to the same bad instincts as a thousand ascendant pop stars before them--they started taking themselves way too seriously. The dreary, self-important To the Faithful Departed was the result, and fans that had thrilled to the gossamer melodies of "Linger" and "Dreams" or the powerful crunch of "Zombie" abandoned the group in droves. They might want to reconsider. Bury the Hatchet is a welcome return to form that focuses on sweeping melodies and soaring vocals while leaving the grand pronouncements to those more suited to making them--Zack de la Rocha, say, or, at the very least, Bono. Bury the Hatchet is brimming with gorgeous tunes such as "Animal Instinct," "Saving Grace," "You and Me," and the delicate "Shattered." "Promises" and "Delilah," meanwhile, are feisty rockers, showing off Dolores O'Riordan's keening voice and confirming the band's ability to play to the back rows. --Daniel Durchholz
Customer Reviews:
Awesome!!!!1.......2005-11-16
I absolutely love the Cranberries! This is the album that my friend played for me, and i was hooked! This album combines hard rock tunes, soft rock, and a completely incredible slow song that blew me away!( Dying in the Sun.) If you are lookinf for an album worth your money,Bury The Hatchet can satisfy everyone.
ANIMAL INSTICT.......2005-07-28
I love this cd. "Animal Instict" "Promises" "Just My Imagination" "You and Me" "Desperate Andy" "What's on my mind" are amazing tracks...but more than rocks ,sounds like pop.
That's no a problem to me, but anyway i hate some tracks as "Delilah" "Fee Fo fi" " Saving Grace"...They did a great job with this album. Buy it.
The hard hitting return of the Irish sensation.......2005-04-23
In 1999 The Cranberries reunited after three years off the road to release this album, Bury the Hatchet. They had experienced much trauma in the spotlight and needed time to rethink their careers. A fresh and new sound came out of the recordings for Bury the Hatchet and some of their greatest songs' lay on this album.
As always the Crans switch up their style with some songs that are simply brand new to the ear. Lead singer Dolores O'Riordan tests her vocals out on the powerful and angry "Delilah", one of the lead tracks. Her voice sounds quite different on this track than it ever had before. "Copycat" is another enjoyable track, it might be repitive for some but it really does describe the music scene of the present. This song also is a very different sound for the Crans. But believe me they still hold onto their classic sound on songs like "What's On My Mind" and "Saving Grace".
The slower songs as well as the up-tempo ones really give this album a brand new feel. The only thing I find wrong with it is that this amazon.com version does not include "Sorry Son" which is a breezy track that was included on other versions in the U.S.
Great work, even if it isn't the best.......2005-03-08
I would like to break out of the tendency to imagine that people who have heard the songs on the Cranberries CD "Bury the Hatchet" (1999) can describe the songs in a way that will allow people who don't know what they sound like to evaluate what shoppers would be getting by purchasing this product. Those who can watch the DVD "Stars" with videos of the songs that span the years in which the Cranberries achieved fame and recognition for the incredible talent of the female lead vocalist might be willing to admit that the songs "Animal Instinct," "Promises, and "Just My Imagination" from the "Bury the Hatchet" CD are about as good as most of their songs. Having the CD also allows people to hear "Shattered" :
Move over, move over
There's a climax coming my way
Move over, move over
There's a climax coming in my way
Chorus
I don't like you, don't compromise
Shattered by your weakness
Shattered by your smile
And I'm not very fond of you, and your lies
Shattered by your weaknesses
Shattered by your smile
All the kids are going back to school
The summer's over it's the golden rule
And now I'm coming out to play
So please don't stand in my way . . .
Maybe everybody doesn't feel that way all the time, but the song comprises a feeling that I easily share with the Cranberries, and it has a way of creeping into my conceit of being Walter Kaufmann's American alter ego. According to the CD liner notes, people can write to the Cranberries at PO Box 180, Limerick, Ireland, and back in 1980, I wrote to Walter Kaufmann at Princeton University. Kaufmann had included the first chapter of EUROPE AND THE JEWS (1960) by Malcolm (Vivian) Hay, a Scot, in his RELIGION FROM TOLSTOY TO CAMUS in 1961 and the revised edition in 1964, after Pope John XXIII deleted "perfidious Jews" from the Catholic liturgy and died before eliminating Christian anti-Semitism completely. People who get caught up in historical traditions can go back a long way trying to sort things out, and Walter Kaufmann was busy translating Nietzsche and other German poets for much of his life to inform Americans how capable other people were of thinking. I tilted toward American folk and rock 'n' roll in my comments to Walter Kaufmann, but I'm inclined to see the Irish ditties (sung in English, of course) on "Bury the Hatchet" as comparable to original ideas that Walter Kaufmann was working on after he completed his translation of THE GAY SCIENCE by Nietzsche in 1974. Philosophy is related to how well we can anticipate the feeling in "Animal Instinct" :
And the thing that gets to me
Is you'll never really see
And the thing that freaks me out
Is I'll always be in doubt
How can I claim those words from 1999 for what I was feeling in 1980? My grasp was always tenuous, and the point of my argument might have been: I bet a million songs that I didn't even own. Intellectual property has copyright protections that make commercial use highly suspect, and a really free market in such ideas was the great need of intellectual individuals of this era. Feel sorry for the poor kids who got sued by record companies for downloading the copyrighted material that is the basic foundation for relaxation and reflection within a world gone mad for making profits on anything that can be enjoyed. Amazon.com is supported by the people who can afford to purchase whatever is new the first time around, and it might make money if it can ever convince me to sell the things I already own to someone else, but I still feel that I am more likely to find people who will want to get what I know for free. I certainly wouldn't know what is on "Bury the Hatchet" if I hadn't kept it all these years, except for the "Stars" videos I would never part with, like "Just My Imagination."
We'll always be this free
We will be living for the love we have
Living not for reality
It's not my imagination x 3
Not my x 18
My favorite thing on "Stars" is watching Delores O'Riordan Burton sing "Not My" eighteen times, because "Not my imagination" is the ultimate reality in this song. The song sets up a melodic pattern, and the "Not My" variations at the end are as brilliant in adding contrast and life to that pattern as anything in classical music since Bach set variations in the art of the fugue.
"Promises" is the song that comes close to Nietzsche's position as a great thinker encountering German religion and philosophy between 1870 and 1888. Born in 1844, Nietzsche was a professor in the 1870s who managed to do more than philology recommends. Understanding the pre-Platonic philosophers so well that his first book, The Birth of Tragedy, might be read as criticism of the scientific strategy adopted by Socrates and reflected in the late tragedies of Euripides, philosophy since Nietzsche is in rough shape:
You better hold on to your promises
Because you bet, you'll get what you deserve . . .
So much for your eternal vows, well
It does not matter anyway
. . .
What of all the things that you taught me
What of all the things that you'd say
What of all your prophetic preaching
You're just throwing it all away . . .
Most fans might not expect an approach to music to be this intellectual, but Nietzsche has been interpreted as someone who adopted musical strategies to approach an understanding of philosophical problems. "Bury the Hatchet" by the Cranberries is somewhere on the same trail. In the song after "Promises," "You and Me" tries to put it back together:
Aahh, you and me will always be
Bury the Hatchet.......2004-11-01
This album makes me proud that I stuck by the Cranberries when critics and so called 'fans' blasted the band after its previous album: To The Faithful Departed. Honestly, that album isn't their best album but you can't call it bad. Bury the Hatchet on the other hand is top quality.It reminds me of the much loved first album,which is my favourite. Just slighty not as high standard. Animal Instinct, Just My Imagination and My Saving Grace particularly refreshes my memory. If you like the first two albums. I urge you to buy this.
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- trailer music
- Great!
- sin city
- Go Here if you want Cells download
- An addendum to "FangsFirst" comment
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Sin City
Robert Rodriguez , John Debney , and Graeme Revell
Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0007XT7TK
Release Date: 2005-03-29 |
Tracks:
- Sin City
- One Hour To Go
- Goldie's Dead
- Marv
- Bury The Hatchet
- Old Town Girls
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- Dwight
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Set in dark, slickened streets and populated by a stellar ensemble cast, this adaptation of Frank Miller's hard-edged, film noir inspired graphic novels plays like comic-book-come-to-lifenot surprising, as Miller is credited as Robert Rodriguez's co-director (with a bit of help from Quentin Tarantino). The soundtrack to this bleak, compelling exercise in pure noir stylism is provided mostly by director Rodriguez, with an occasional assist from past collaborators John Debney (Spy Kids and its sequel) and Graeme Revell (From Dusk Til Dawn). While their largely synth-driven cues tend naturally towards brooding atmospheric soundscapes, their tense electro-rhythms are seasoned with bracing doses of sinewy, sensual sax and dotted with the occasional bongo flourish, details that musically evoke both a shadowy humanity and the film's genre-savvy roots. Also featuring disparate, yet wholly integrated contributions from techno-house savants Fluke (the hypnotic "Absurd") and 20th century Mexican classicist Silvestre Revueltas, it's the sinister flipside to the future-jazz sheen of Vangelis' classic Blade Runner.--Jerry McCulley
Customer Reviews:
trailer music.......2006-08-06
i listened to the servant song and i know everyone said its pretty well known that that is the song they used in the trailer, but if you listen to "broken chairs" by built to spill it really sounds like parts of the trailer music too. and its also a good song. so i would recommend trying that as well!
Great!.......2006-01-17
Now, i loved the movie, but the soundtrack blew me away! all the songs fit the movie perfectly. However, it is missing the instrumental version of "Cells" by the Servants, which plays on the DVD title menu
so, here you go:
http://epical.bobdeveaux.com/TM/cells-sincity.mp3
Instrumental Version!
Have Fun
sin city.......2005-09-30
Is a very good soundtrack because i think that Robert Rodriguez has made a great choice with the composers and his own musical composition
Go Here if you want Cells download.......2005-09-27
While the previous reviwer was correct that Cells the trailer song is not on the soundtrack, Servant did indeed create an instrumental version and you can obtain it at this link follow the instructions it is at the Servant website so its legal and its for a limited time only!
http://www.bdarules.com/2005/05/servant-release-instrumental-of-cells.html
Your Welcome ;)
An addendum to "FangsFirst" comment.......2005-09-16
FangsFirst is absoluty correct -- trailer music is almost never on the movie's soundtrack. An interesting additional bit of trivia, however; almost all trailer themes ARE from a movie soundtrack, just from a DIFFERENT movie than the one the trailer is for!
So if you're looking for "Cells" by The Servant (the song from the Sin City trailer), take a look at the soundtrack to Transporter 2. You'll find it along with another song by The Servant. "Cells" does have lyrics to it (which aren't on the Sin City trailer), but it's still a damned good song.
Just thought I'd share that with everybody.
Average customer rating:
- Good but not the best
- A Transcedent Experience
- Jam Fest
- New Orleans Enchantment!
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Bury the Hatchet
Anders Osborne
Manufacturer: Shanachie
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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- Living Room
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ASIN: B00006GO9Y
Release Date: 2002-09-10 |
Tracks:
- I'm The Big, Big Chief
- Dive In The Gumbo
- Smoke It Right
- Junko Partner
- They Don't Know
- Meet The Boys On The Battlefront
- Summertime In New Orleans
- Search Until You Find It
- Letters From Rome
- Ohio
- Take Me Downtown
- Holding On
Customer Reviews:
Good but not the best.......2005-07-15
I love Anders' music and feel lucky to have found it. I picked up this CD last week and think it's good, but not as good as Living Room or Ash Wednesday. Hatchet is more of a party album while LR and Ash are more soulful and bluesy - he's got such a great voice and it's not used as well on Hatchet. Good CD and I recommend it, but Living Room and Ash Wednesday are superior in my mind.
A Transcedent Experience.......2005-07-04
Drive down the avenue of luscious oaks in Uptown New Orleans on a muggy summer night, sing "Stoned, Drunk and Naked" at the top of your lungs; and if you don't feel it? Check your pulse.
Jam Fest.......2003-01-03
"Bury the Hatchet" rocks. With Monk Boudreaux, Anders delivers a free-wheeling set of tracks with extended jams, the shortest clocking in just a splash under 4 minutes. "I'm the Big, Big Chief" rocks out with chorus "Mardi Gras days." "Dive in the Gumbo" is a rocking funk piece while Tim Green's saxophone sasses up "Smoke It Right," complete with toking sound effects. In the liner notes Dr. John the Night Tripper expresses particular paritality to the traditional "Junko Partner" which rocks with a funky groove that slides right up to final measure. Raymond Williams' trumpet splashes through the New Orleans style jazz fusion of "They Don't Know." "Meet the Boyz On the Battlefront" has a reggae tinge; war has never sounded so good. "Summertime In New Orleans" has Anders' plunky piano stuttering through this mid-tempo track, "Fellas getting drunk on a Sunday; we all know they're just keeping cool; I'm hanging out playing card games with my new best friend whose got a pool." Exotic free form percussion ignites "Search Until You Find It" as Doug Belote's pounding drums propel this somewhat formless songscape. "Letters from Rome" is one of Anders midtempo shuffles, "I set course for tomorrow & make this ship go home." "What if you knew her & found her dead on the ground, how can you run when you know?" Anders sings on his rhythmic reading of Neil Young's "Ohio." "Take Me Downtown" is a big beat jazz track with Osborne's electric guitar run amok. The CD concludes with "Holding On" which has a sinister edge as the drums smash relentlessly. This CD with its emphasis on extended jams and full rush rhythms is a bit of a shift for those familiar with his other recorded work. However, it works incredibly well as you can taste the fun these guys had laying down these grooves. With its pounding rhythms, it ought to be heavily mixed into any party rotation. Don't miss out on this incredible burst of energy! Rock on!
New Orleans Enchantment!.......2002-10-03
This is an interesting collaboration by Anders Osborne and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux which acknowledges the contributions of the Mardi Gras Indians to the rich cultural mix of New Orleans. In actually, these are not Indians, but African-Americans that have banded together in "tribes" such as the Golden Eagles to which the Big Chief belongs. As noted in the liner, the tribal sound is spontaneous, often ragged and always geared to pure expression. As a result the songs on the CD are often upbeat and have somewhat of a party or festival liveliness. The songs are interesting and enjoyable with lead vocal duties switching between the Chief and Osborne. All of the songs, with the exception of the traditional "Meet The Boyz On The Battlefront" and Neil Young's "Ohio", were written either by Osborne or the Chief. "Ohio" is exceptionally done but, seems to be somewhat of a misfit on a CD of New Orleans funk. In any event, Osborne does such a good job at interpreting this classic that I could not bring myself to deduct anything for its inclusion. Overall, one of Osborne's best releases to date.
Average customer rating:
- Worthy of Having
- An improved return to form.
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Bury the Hatchet
The Cranberries
Manufacturer: Island
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000068VHS
Release Date: 2002-07-30 |
Tracks:
- Animal Instinct
- Loud And Clear
- Promises
- You And Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Depserate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's On My Mind
- Delilah
- Fee Fi Fo
- Dying In The Sun
- Sorry Son
- Baby Blues
- Sweetest Thing
- Woman Without Pride
- Such A Shame
- Paparazzi On Mopeds
Customer Reviews:
Worthy of Having.......2006-01-08
I heard quite a few negative comments regarding the Cranberries' third CD, so when their fourth CD came out, I was initially reluctant to buy it. However, the reviews were somewhat positive, so I decided to give it a shot. My conclusion: I believe the first two CDs they released are better, but this one is very listenable and worth buying.
This CD still has some of the angst that seemed to be a common thread of the Cranberries' first two CDs, but some of these songs stray quite far from those heavily angst-ridden songs. Some of this music is more rock-influenced than some of their earlier music as well. "Loud and Clear," as an example, has overlaid vocal tracks, a fast rock beat, some synthesized horn, though with a relationship theme. "Promises" similarly has a heavy rock beat with strident lead guitar; a very impressive song that makes full use of Dolores O'Riordan's vocal talent.
There are also songs reminiscent of their first two albums; for example "You and Me," though in the case of this song the theme is love forever, a very positive song. Another lovely song is "Just My Imagination," which has a fairy-tale theme, rock-influenced but still solid Cranberries. "Saving Grace" is just plain pretty, and another positive song. This song perhaps could have been released as a single. "What's on My Mind" is another positive love song, which again sounds very similar to the music on the first two Cranberries CDs.
There are a several other songs I really enjoy from this CD. "Shattered" is a laid back song, with an acoustic guitar taking the musical lead with the principal focus being Dolores's voice. "Desperate Andy" has a good beat and some interesting vocal effects. The very last track, "Dying in the Sun" is principally piano with occasional synthesizer, and Dolores's lovely voice; a gorgeous song for a concert.
"Delilah" is quite an unusual track for this CD. This song has a little metal flavor to it. I like the change of pace musically and vocally, though a song like this risks losing traditional Cranberries fans.
My favorite song on this CD is also the saddest and most poignant. "Fee Fi Fo" deals with the subject of sexual abuse of children. The vocals and the music here are ethereal, bordering on and perhaps edging into progressive rock. The song is sad and angry. You would not want to get into the way of the person singing this song.
Not every track on this CD is a winner, but generally there is good quality here. I think The Cranberries are trying to experiment with their music without being totally commercial. I must approve whole-heartedly. They continue to bring their own flavor to a spectrum of musical styles. I did have a hard time getting into this CD initially, and had to listen to it several times before I finally began getting into the topics and the music. However, I also was dealing with the paradigm of their first two albums, and was expecting much the same. While there is some music that is similar to the first two albums, there are some striking differences as well. I think the Cranberries are making changes that should be positive ones for their future, and I look forward to purchasing their next CD.
An improved return to form........2004-08-03
This 4th album from "The Cranberries" seemed to be their attempt at regaining the following they had from their 1st two albums. I don't find this to be as good front to back as others were, but some of their best songs are on "Bury The Hatchet". "Animal Instinct" and "Promises" are both catchy, and therefore made good singles. Two of my favorites ever are "Shattered", and the beautiful "You And Me". However there's a few songs of filler, and "Copycat" that's just bad. The last two songs on the original album are pleasing as well, those are "Fee Fi Fo" and "Dying In The Sun". The extra tracks here are all good, maybe not enough to buy this twice for, but good. Overall, this may not convert anyone, but fans should like it "Loud And Clear".
Average customer rating:
- The Cranberries Mature
- Highly accessible mainstream pop .. Very good all the same
- Its The Cranberries, Need I Say More?
- dolores did it again
- No Friction: No Heat
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Bury The Hatchet [Clean Cover]
The Cranberries
Manufacturer: Polygram Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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- To the Faithful Departed
- Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
- No Need to Argue
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- Undiscovered
ASIN: B00000IYW8
Release Date: 1999-04-27 |
Tracks:
- Animal Instinct
- Loud And Clear
- Promises
- You And Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Desperate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's On My Mind
- Delilah
- Fee Fi Fo
- Dying In The Sun
Customer Reviews:
The Cranberries Mature.......2005-10-24
I heard quite a few negative comments regarding the Cranberries' third CD, so when their fourth CD came out, I was initially reluctant to buy it. However, the reviews were somewhat positive, so I decided to give it a shot. My conclusion: I believe the first two CDs they released are better, but this one is very listenable and worth buying.
This CD still has some of the angst that seemed to be a common thread of the Cranberries' first two CDs, but some of these songs stray quite far from those heavily angst-ridden songs. Some of this music is more rock-influenced than some of their earlier music as well. "Loud and Clear," as an example, has overlaid vocal tracks, a fast rock beat, some synthesized horn, though with a relationship theme. "Promises" similarly has a heavy rock beat with strident lead guitar; a very impressive song that makes full use of Dolores O'Riordan's vocal talent.
There are also songs reminiscent of their first two albums; for example "You and Me," though in the case of this song the theme is love forever, a very positive song. Another lovely song is "Just My Imagination," which has a fairy-tale theme, rock-influenced but still solid Cranberries. "Saving Grace" is just plain pretty, and another positive song. This song perhaps could have been released as a single. "What's on My Mind" is another positive love song, which again sounds very similar to the music on the first two Cranberries CDs.
There are a several other songs I really enjoy from this CD. "Shattered" is a laid back song, with an acoustic guitar taking the musical lead with the principal focus being Dolores's voice. "Desperate Andy" has a good beat and some interesting vocal effects. The very last track, "Dying in the Sun" is principally piano with occasional synthesizer, and Dolores's lovely voice; a gorgeous song for a concert.
"Delilah" is quite an unusual track for this CD. This song has a little metal flavor to it. I like the change of pace musically and vocally, though a song like this risks losing traditional Cranberries fans.
My favorite song on this CD is also the saddest and most poignant. "Fee Fi Fo" deals with the subject of sexual abuse of children. The vocals and the music here are ethereal, bordering on and perhaps edging into progressive rock. The song is sad and angry. You would not want to get into the way of the person singing this song.
Not every track on this CD is a winner, but generally there is good quality here. I think The Cranberries are trying to experiment with their music without being totally commercial. I must approve whole-heartedly. They continue to bring their own flavor to a spectrum of musical styles. I did have a hard time getting into this CD initially, and had to listen to it several times before I finally began getting into the topics and the music. However, I also was dealing with the paradigm of their first two albums, and was expecting much the same. While there is some music that is similar to the first two albums, there are some striking differences as well. I think the Cranberries are making changes that should be positive ones for their future, and I look forward to purchasing their next CD.
Highly accessible mainstream pop .. Very good all the same.......2003-01-08
This is a good place to start your Cranberries collection. It may be their best to date (though Wake up .. does have its moments). The lyrics are honest and the singer (whose name escapes me at the moment) was in fine voice for these sessions. The guitar is great too, especially on the first track. The main problem here (and it's the same for all their other releases) is that there are 3 or 4 great songs and the other ones are just "so so". I mostly listen to the first three tracks,and to "Sorry, son ..". But on the whole, it's an enjoyable record.
Its The Cranberries, Need I Say More?.......2001-02-04
This Band Is The Best, I have purchased all their CD's and haven't been disappointed yet, O'Riordan's voice is so pretty and unique. Their music has changed a little since their first CD but it is a good change. All the songs on this CD are great, my favorite's are probably "Track 2" and "Track 9," if you like The Cranberries you will like this CD.
dolores did it again.......2000-07-14
Driving force of Cranberries has done a great job again, this is a great album really. I advice promises particularly. It is even better than the flagship song "animal instinct". All of the songs are lovely in general. Strongly recommended by me
No Friction: No Heat.......2000-03-18
Ireland has a long, rich history of spawning cantankerously idiosyncratic rock stars. Gavin Friday. Sinéad O'Connor. Shane MacGowan (England-borne, but bears his Irish ancestry like a stout-soused shamrock badge). Hell, even U2, at their propulsively slinky best, have an "Edge" to them. And then there are the Cranberries. The three lads and a lass from Limerick have been manufacturing dependable, solidly melodic pop since 1993's multi-platinum Everybody Else is Doing It, So Why Can't We. Of course, dependability has its detriments - the most damning of which is its tendency to repress the sort of spontaneous surprises and unmannered accidents that can elevate ephemeral fluff to lasting, classic status. The title of their fourth album, Bury the Hatchet, may or may not reflect the Cranberries' determination to cast 1996's For the Faithful Departed's spectacularly shallow stabs at social consciousness into the abyss of the forever unrecoverable. Abandoning its ill-suited illusions of grandeur, the band gets back to doing what it has always done best: crafting three-and-a-half minute hook-driven ditties with all the lyrical significance of a child's knackered nursery rhyme ("Ra la la la la"/"Eh-ee-eh-ee-oh"/"Ma-na-na-na-na", indeed). Alas, radio-friendly singles "Animal Instinct" and "Just My Imagination" are not quite up to the stuff of "Linger" and "Dreams" - the former running desperately short of petrol with its endlessly repetitive outro; the latter just a smidge too suggestive of 10,000 Maniacs covering Sixpence None the Richer covering New Order. Which is to say: a palatable pastiche, but pastiche all the same. On the album's two token attempts to crank up the amperage ("Promises," "Delilah"), singer Dolores O'Riordan comes off more "de-clawed kitten" than "ticked-off tigress" - more pretty purr than raucous roar. And while there is little doubt the woman possesses a very pleasant set of pipes, must those pipes be multi-tracked in the same unimaginative ways on every bloody number? In the final analysis, Bury the Hatchet, like the bulk of the Cranberries' canon, is simply too timid and smoothly produced to make any kind of lasting impact. No friction: no heat. Not near enough tartness to temper the sweet. Where's that rotter MacGowan when you need him?
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The Cranberries
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ASIN: B00000IOP6
Release Date: 1999-04-27 |
Tracks:
- Animal Instinct
- Loud And Clear
- Promises
- You And Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Desperate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's On My Mind
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On the heels of their smash debut, the brilliantly titled Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?, and the even more popular follow-up, No Need to Argue, the Cranberries fell victim to the same bad instincts as a thousand ascendant pop stars before them--they started taking themselves way too seriously. The dreary, self-important To the Faithful Departed was the result, and fans that had thrilled to the gossamer melodies of "Linger" and "Dreams" or the powerful crunch of "Zombie" abandoned the group in droves. They might want to reconsider. Bury the Hatchet is a welcome return to form that focuses on sweeping melodies and soaring vocals while leaving the grand pronouncements to those more suited to making them--Zack de la Rocha, say, or, at the very least, Bono. Bury the Hatchet is brimming with gorgeous tunes such as "Animal Instinct," "Saving Grace," "You and Me," and the delicate "Shattered." "Promises" and "Delilah," meanwhile, are feisty rockers, showing off Dolores O'Riordan's keening voice and confirming the band's ability to play to the back rows. --Daniel Durchholz
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Awesome!!!!1.......2005-11-16
I absolutely love the Cranberries! This is the album that my friend played for me, and i was hooked! This album combines hard rock tunes, soft rock, and a completely incredible slow song that blew me away!( Dying in the Sun.) If you are lookinf for an album worth your money,Bury The Hatchet can satisfy everyone.
ANIMAL INSTICT.......2005-07-28
I love this cd. "Animal Instict" "Promises" "Just My Imagination" "You and Me" "Desperate Andy" "What's on my mind" are amazing tracks...but more than rocks ,sounds like pop.
That's no a problem to me, but anyway i hate some tracks as "Delilah" "Fee Fo fi" " Saving Grace"...They did a great job with this album. Buy it.
The hard hitting return of the Irish sensation.......2005-04-23
In 1999 The Cranberries reunited after three years off the road to release this album, Bury the Hatchet. They had experienced much trauma in the spotlight and needed time to rethink their careers. A fresh and new sound came out of the recordings for Bury the Hatchet and some of their greatest songs' lay on this album.
As always the Crans switch up their style with some songs that are simply brand new to the ear. Lead singer Dolores O'Riordan tests her vocals out on the powerful and angry "Delilah", one of the lead tracks. Her voice sounds quite different on this track than it ever had before. "Copycat" is another enjoyable track, it might be repitive for some but it really does describe the music scene of the present. This song also is a very different sound for the Crans. But believe me they still hold onto their classic sound on songs like "What's On My Mind" and "Saving Grace".
The slower songs as well as the up-tempo ones really give this album a brand new feel. The only thing I find wrong with it is that this amazon.com version does not include "Sorry Son" which is a breezy track that was included on other versions in the U.S.
Great work, even if it isn't the best.......2005-03-08
I would like to break out of the tendency to imagine that people who have heard the songs on the Cranberries CD "Bury the Hatchet" (1999) can describe the songs in a way that will allow people who don't know what they sound like to evaluate what shoppers would be getting by purchasing this product. Those who can watch the DVD "Stars" with videos of the songs that span the years in which the Cranberries achieved fame and recognition for the incredible talent of the female lead vocalist might be willing to admit that the songs "Animal Instinct," "Promises, and "Just My Imagination" from the "Bury the Hatchet" CD are about as good as most of their songs. Having the CD also allows people to hear "Shattered" :
Move over, move over
There's a climax coming my way
Move over, move over
There's a climax coming in my way
Chorus
I don't like you, don't compromise
Shattered by your weakness
Shattered by your smile
And I'm not very fond of you, and your lies
Shattered by your weaknesses
Shattered by your smile
All the kids are going back to school
The summer's over it's the golden rule
And now I'm coming out to play
So please don't stand in my way . . .
Maybe everybody doesn't feel that way all the time, but the song comprises a feeling that I easily share with the Cranberries, and it has a way of creeping into my conceit of being Walter Kaufmann's American alter ego. According to the CD liner notes, people can write to the Cranberries at PO Box 180, Limerick, Ireland, and back in 1980, I wrote to Walter Kaufmann at Princeton University. Kaufmann had included the first chapter of EUROPE AND THE JEWS (1960) by Malcolm (Vivian) Hay, a Scot, in his RELIGION FROM TOLSTOY TO CAMUS in 1961 and the revised edition in 1964, after Pope John XXIII deleted "perfidious Jews" from the Catholic liturgy and died before eliminating Christian anti-Semitism completely. People who get caught up in historical traditions can go back a long way trying to sort things out, and Walter Kaufmann was busy translating Nietzsche and other German poets for much of his life to inform Americans how capable other people were of thinking. I tilted toward American folk and rock 'n' roll in my comments to Walter Kaufmann, but I'm inclined to see the Irish ditties (sung in English, of course) on "Bury the Hatchet" as comparable to original ideas that Walter Kaufmann was working on after he completed his translation of THE GAY SCIENCE by Nietzsche in 1974. Philosophy is related to how well we can anticipate the feeling in "Animal Instinct" :
And the thing that gets to me
Is you'll never really see
And the thing that freaks me out
Is I'll always be in doubt
How can I claim those words from 1999 for what I was feeling in 1980? My grasp was always tenuous, and the point of my argument might have been: I bet a million songs that I didn't even own. Intellectual property has copyright protections that make commercial use highly suspect, and a really free market in such ideas was the great need of intellectual individuals of this era. Feel sorry for the poor kids who got sued by record companies for downloading the copyrighted material that is the basic foundation for relaxation and reflection within a world gone mad for making profits on anything that can be enjoyed. Amazon.com is supported by the people who can afford to purchase whatever is new the first time around, and it might make money if it can ever convince me to sell the things I already own to someone else, but I still feel that I am more likely to find people who will want to get what I know for free. I certainly wouldn't know what is on "Bury the Hatchet" if I hadn't kept it all these years, except for the "Stars" videos I would never part with, like "Just My Imagination."
We'll always be this free
We will be living for the love we have
Living not for reality
It's not my imagination x 3
Not my x 18
My favorite thing on "Stars" is watching Delores O'Riordan Burton sing "Not My" eighteen times, because "Not my imagination" is the ultimate reality in this song. The song sets up a melodic pattern, and the "Not My" variations at the end are as brilliant in adding contrast and life to that pattern as anything in classical music since Bach set variations in the art of the fugue.
"Promises" is the song that comes close to Nietzsche's position as a great thinker encountering German religion and philosophy between 1870 and 1888. Born in 1844, Nietzsche was a professor in the 1870s who managed to do more than philology recommends. Understanding the pre-Platonic philosophers so well that his first book, The Birth of Tragedy, might be read as criticism of the scientific strategy adopted by Socrates and reflected in the late tragedies of Euripides, philosophy since Nietzsche is in rough shape:
You better hold on to your promises
Because you bet, you'll get what you deserve . . .
So much for your eternal vows, well
It does not matter anyway
. . .
What of all the things that you taught me
What of all the things that you'd say
What of all your prophetic preaching
You're just throwing it all away . . .
Most fans might not expect an approach to music to be this intellectual, but Nietzsche has been interpreted as someone who adopted musical strategies to approach an understanding of philosophical problems. "Bury the Hatchet" by the Cranberries is somewhere on the same trail. In the song after "Promises," "You and Me" tries to put it back together:
Aahh, you and me will always be
Bury the Hatchet.......2004-11-01
This album makes me proud that I stuck by the Cranberries when critics and so called 'fans' blasted the band after its previous album: To The Faithful Departed. Honestly, that album isn't their best album but you can't call it bad. Bury the Hatchet on the other hand is top quality.It reminds me of the much loved first album,which is my favourite. Just slighty not as high standard. Animal Instinct, Just My Imagination and My Saving Grace particularly refreshes my memory. If you like the first two albums. I urge you to buy this.
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ASIN: B00005FH8R
Release Date: 2000-06-06 |
Album Description
Japanese edition of alternative-pop group's 1999 outing'Bury the Hatchet'. It includes 2 bonus tracks 'Sorry Son' and 'Baby Blues' along with a 11 track bonus disc featuring 'Sweetest Thing', 'Woman Without Pride', 'Such A Shame', 'Paparazzi On Mopeds' plus live recordings of 'Promises', 'Animal Instinct', 'Loud And Clear', 'You And Me', 'Shattered', 'Desperate Andy' & 'Delilah'. 2000 release.
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- Bury the Hatchet PLUS a cd with b-sides and live tracks!
- Awesome album by an awesome group!
- Amazing!!
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- The sweetest Cranberries
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Manufacturer: Umvd Import
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ASIN: B00004SPLG
Release Date: 2002-04-16 |
Tracks:
- Animal Instinct
- Loud And Clear
- Promises
- You And Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Desperate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's On My Mind
- Delilah
- Fee Fi Fo
- Dying In The Sun
- Sorry Son
- Baby Blues
- Sweetest Thing
- Woman Without Pride
- Such A Shame
- Paparazzi On Mopeds
- Promises (Live)
- Animal Instinct (Live)
- Loud And Clear (Live)
- You And Me (Live)
- Shattered (Live)
- Desperate Andy (Live)
- Delilah (Live)
Album Description
French edition of UK alternative-pop group's 1999 outing 'Bury the Hatchet'. Released to coincide with their French tour it includes an additional disc with live & studio recordings. This release is subtitled 'The Complete Sessions'. Bonus tracks 'Promises', 'Animal Instinct', 'Loud And Clear', 'You And Me', 'Shattered', 'Desperate Andy' & 'Delilah', recorded live in Paris in 1999 plus 'Baby Blues', 'Sweetest Thing', 'Woman Without Pride', 'Such A Shame' & 'Paparazzi On Mopeds'. 2000 release. 6 sided gatefold sleeve.
Album Details
Includes Limited Bonus CD with 14 Exclusive Tracks, Seven Live Tracks from a Performance in Paris Along with Six Non Album Tracks. specially Packaged in a Six Panel Digi Wallet.
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Bury the Hatchet PLUS a cd with b-sides and live tracks!.......2001-12-18
If you haven't already bought Bury The Hatchet, buy this first! It's the complete Bury the Hatchet cd plus a bonus track, "Sorry Son". Plus another cd with all the b-sides to the Bury the Hatchet singles, PLUS seven live songs recorded in Paris (for the dvd). It's a treat to hear "Delilah" and "Loud and Clear" live, because they really kick live. The Cranberries are an excellent live band and Dolores has amazing vocals! If you already have BTH, this is still worth buying for all the b-sides ("Woman Without Pride", "Such A Shame" are the best, hard rockin'), and all those live songs on one cd! The packaging is great, sturdy foldout.
Awesome album by an awesome group!.......2001-07-02
I am a fan of the Cranberries pure and simple. This album is a fine example of the superb performance that the group always puts on. All the songs are great with my favorites being "You and Me" and "Saving Grace". Dolores' voice is just amazing regardless of the type of song she is singing. I happened to see the group in concert a few years ago, and the thing that really struck me is that they sound as good live as they do on CD; not many groups can do that. "Bury the Hatchet" is a definite must have for any fan of the Cranberries.
Amazing!!.......2001-05-22
Since the Cranberries are my favorite group and in my opinion the greatest band today, when I saw this cd I realized I must have it. I was not dissapointed and neither will anyone else who listenes to it. Dolores O'Riodoan's melotic voice is just simply beautiful on every song weather it is a slow ballad or a crashy rock song. Just plain superb!! A definate must for the a fan of the Cranberries.
ADD to your collectiong.......2000-09-09
When I heard that The Complete Session was going to be released I really didnt think much of it. I mean I have all the bsides already and I thought "live tracks, blah"... I wasn't in a rush to get it, but boy I'm glad I finally got it!
First off, the package design is totally awesome. It comes in a tri-fold. The cover has the guy crouched, bent over looking away from the eye.. When you open it, instead of seeing the guy's back, you actually see a full frontal of the guy screaming at the eye. I thought it was much of a nicer image, more dramatic! Inside you find all these cool images, ie. the animal instinct cup, the swans from you and me single, the spider from just my imagination, the teddy bear off of Promises and then some...
The lyrics for the songs are on a little yellow case which holds the cd's. The cd's are picture dics. The first dics which included, animal instinct, loud and clear, promises, you and me, just my imagination, shattered, desperate andy, saving grace, copycat, whats on my mind, delilah, fe fi fo, dying in the sun, and sorry son.
The 2nd disc includes the b-sides baby blues, sweetest thing, woman without pride, such a shame,and paparazzi on mopeds. Live tracks included promises, animal instinct loud and clear, you and me, shattered, desperate andy, and delilah. The live tracks are very well mixed and mastered...6 of the 7 live songs are recorded in paris and 1 is recorded in germany. In some tracks dolores lets the crowd sing and the person who mixed it makes a duet out of it, the crowd and dolores. On promises at the end, it is very clear(the part where she yells) the guitar is helping her(which makes it sound super cool). What I liked best about the live parts are when dolores talks. She talks about the songs and just make noises... ;o) Before Loud and Clear comes on she goes "WHHHOOOOOW.....and this next one we're gonna do for you is um is a what we call a satire, a pristake(i think thats what she says)its a song written about taking the place out of the tacky tabloids and our critics." (something like that)
I already have 3 other editions of Bury The Hatchet, and I say this version is my favorite.
The sweetest Cranberries.......2000-05-12
I was surprised to see this extended edition at our shop. I am happy for this edition to have been published, because normally, if you want to have everything they have recorded, you've got to collect their "b-sides" rarities on singles. It's almost impossible in my country. It's great they have put it on one album. (= *****)
Now on to the music. DISC 1 (***1/2) It contains the same material as the European 14-song edition of Bury the Hatchet". Then I don`t understand why the quality of the recording is little bit different with both editions. Not worse or better, but different. "BTH" was a shock for fans who discovered the band only with their third recording To The Faithful departed". It sounds different. But those of us, who've known their very early recordings from before "Everybody Else Is Doing It So Why Can't We?", weren't disappointed. At least I wasn't. The songs on "Bury the Hatchet" sound lighter and softer than the ones on their previous albums, lyrics are concerning different things too. For me, "Bury the Hatchet" contains one of the best songs they have written - "Dying in the Sun" (compare its beauty with "Empty" or "War Child"). But there are also 2 songs I don't like on this album at all. "Copycat" and "Delilah". Until the time I have heard "BTH", my "worst song from them" was "I just shot John Lennon". This song plus the two mentioned don't have, in my opinion, the beauty of "Forever Yellow Skies" or "Salvation" that I like very much. To other songs: "Animal Instinct" doesn't sound like "Ode to my Family", but it serves to me the same sort of feelings. It's a great song along with their trademark entitled "Promises", beautiful "You and Me", passionate "Shattered" and excellent "Fee Fi Fo". This last one reminds to me the mood from the album "To the Faithful departed".
DISC 2 (*****) It is a rarity itself. I've always liked their live recordings; I mean both concert and acoustic versions. This second CD contains concert recordings of some of the first CD titles. But what is so magical about this special edition album is that it includes studio versions of all, or better most of the songs the band has recorded for "Bury the Hatchet". I like the non-cranberry "Baby Blues", a "Faithful Departed"-like "Paparazzi on Mopeds" and a little bit surprising, but very nice "Woman Without Pride".
When "Bury the Hatchet" came out last year, Dolores was interviewed and said that they weren't very happy about their previous album "To the Faithful departed". She said they didn't play many of the songs from this album on concerts. She said the album was sad, also touching the question of death and other dark things. And then she said one thing that I am sure was very true. She said that "To the Faithful departed" reflected very much the period it was written in ("Bosnia", etc.). I would say this statement could apply to every album of them. "Bury the Hatchet" was written when Dolores came through some changes in her life, such as having her own child. It changes your character and personality very much. Their songs are reflecting their lives.
So, this 2-CD set has everything a good album can only have. Slow songs, fast songs, lovely tunes and angry tunes, happiness and many other things. But it is probably best only for their faithful fans, it is not as "for everyone" as "No Need To Argue" album. So, if you are a Cranberries fan and you love their live performances along with some extra songs, get this album. You would not probably regret the money you are about to spend. But, those of you who don't like the standard edition of "Bury the Hatchet", don't try this one, it has nothing roughly different for you to love. No Zombies, no Lingers, no Dreams.
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Bury the Hatchet
Right Direction
Manufacturer: Victory Records
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Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00004U05W
Release Date: 2000-07-11 |
Tracks:
- Song Of Frustration
- Step Back
- He's My Friend
- A Place Like This
- Twist My Words Around
- Fight Violence With Violence
- Out In The Fields
- The Electric Gun
- The Bar That Once Was Mine
- Heroes Never Die
- The Eye In The Sky
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Europe's answer to Sheer Terror and Blood For Blood. Fast pissed off hardcore. This is their 4th CD, but the first one to be released in The States. Find out whats going on at the other end of the pond.
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Shear heart attack! SUPERB!.......2000-07-24
These boys are just GREAT! Great songs great lyrics, definately one of the major European hard-core acts! Superb sound & production!
Hope they will sell a lot of records!
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Bury the Hatchet
The Cranberries
Manufacturer: Universal
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Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00006BGYJ
Release Date: 2002-09-23 |
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- Animal Instinct
- Loud and Clear
- Promises
- You and Me
- Just My Imagination
- Shattered
- Desperate Andy
- Saving Grace
- Copycat
- What's on My Mind
- Delilah
- Fee Fi Fo
- Dying in the Sun
- Sorry Son
- Baby Blues
- Sweetest Thing
- Woman Without Pride
- Such a Shame
- Paparazzi on Mopeds
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- Coming Around #1
- Consumption
- Corky Freak
- Dancing Tribe
- Daysleeper [CD-single]
- Desert Island Selection
- Dope America Volume 1 [Explicit Lyrics]
- Dumbass On A Rampage [Explicit Lyrics]
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Terrorist Attack Through the Eyes of a Child
Symphonie Fantastique / Le Corsaire
A-Town Blues
El Presidente [Import]
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Verve Remixed
The Piano Virtuoso
Universal Culture Shock/Undiscovered Numbers & Colors
The Rags of Time: 17th-Century English Lute Songs and Dances
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This Is New
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R U a Letter?
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