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Track List
01) Linger (acoustic version)
03) Dreams (acoustic version)
04) When You're Gone (acoustic version)
05) Zombie (acoustic version)
06) Ridiculous Thoughts (acoustic version)
08) Ode to My Family (acoustic version)
09) Free to Decide (acoustic version)
10) Just My Imagination (acoustic version)
11) Animal Instinct (acoustic version)
12) You & Me (acoustic version)
02) The Glory
07) Rupture
13) Why
01) Linger (acoustic version)
03) Dreams (acoustic version)
04) When You're Gone (acoustic version)
05) Zombie (acoustic version)
06) Ridiculous Thoughts (acoustic version)
08) Ode to My Family (acoustic version)
09) Free to Decide (acoustic version)
10) Just My Imagination (acoustic version)
11) Animal Instinct (acoustic version)
12) You & Me (acoustic version)
02) The Glory
07) Rupture
13) Why
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First Released
2017
Alternative Rock
Passionate
Rock/Pop
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Medium
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BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd.
60/100
4050538274073
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Something Else by The Cranberries is a strange sort of greatest hits compilation. On one hand, it does collect the Irish band’s most popular songs, dutifully released to mark the 25 years since their first formal musical release: the ethereal, fresh-faced 1992 single “Dreams”. But Something Else isn’t a mercenary cash grab, bloodlessly assembled to fulfill a contractual obligation. For one, it features three brand-new songs. Every old song on it was also re-recorded in 2016 acoustically and with string accompaniment (provided by the Irish Chamber Orchestra). Rather, Something Else is a veteran band’s attempt to celebrate their own canon by reimagining and extending it.
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Something Else by The Cranberries is a strange sort of greatest hits compilation. On one hand, it does collect the Irish band’s most popular songs, dutifully released to mark the 25 years since their first formal musical release: the ethereal, fresh-faced 1992 single “Dreams”. But Something Else isn’t a mercenary cash grab, bloodlessly assembled to fulfill a contractual obligation. For one, it features three brand-new songs. Every old song on it was also re-recorded in 2016 acoustically and with string accompaniment (provided by the Irish Chamber Orchestra). Rather, Something Else is a veteran band’s attempt to celebrate their own canon by reimagining and extending it.
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