Rock and Roll Hall of || "In The End", End of The Cranberries Journey

Caretaker of the CBS Late Show, David Letterman said that at one time he had been ringing up the "cucucurur" line which he translated to be "set up" in the ballad number of the grunge band Pearl Jam 'Black'.

Unmitigated line that hypnotized him for 3 full months. This was revealed when he gave a word or two that turned out to be so long as a series of trains when he was asked to install Pearl Jam on the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame event.

The iconic line-line can indeed hypnotize people, this has happened to me. And it was Celtic rock band The Cranberries who succeeded in making me dubidab for several weeks since their song titled "When You're Gone" was released.

Yes, this doo-wop song is one of the many songs I like from the Irish band. Cranberries have accompanied my adolescence with numbers that are good to hear. The album No Need to Argue is the album I hear most often and became one of my favorite albums to date.

Dolores O'Riordan's distinctive voice fulfills even the crispness of the music they play. But unfortunately, women who have released 2 solo albums have left forever leaving Noel, Mike, and Fergal who have accompanied him for a long period of time.

The departure of someone facing the creator is indeed no one ever knew, as well as the departure of the mother of 3 sons who were so sudden.

The plan to release a new album immediately collapsed when he discovered that the vocalist had left forever in January 2018 ago. But as if he had gotten a hunch, it turned out that long before the departure of the woman who was born on September 6, 1971 had recorded 11 demo songs intended to fill the band's latest album.

After getting approval from the family of the late finally the remaining band members brought the demo tape to their subscription producer, Stephen Street. And now 11 songs whose contents are dominated by the guitar genre have become an album titled In The End.

Yes, the posthumous album keeps all the last memories of the life of the vocalist, full name Dolores Mary Eileen O'Riordan, both about mistakes, regrets, and deep pain. Even though it is still in the form of a demo, all the songs sung by this unique voiced woman are still strongly textured. Johanna Cranitch's presence as a background singer made some numbers sound more solid.

The smelling album The Cure, The Smiths and New Order will be the last album of the alternative rock band. The remaining three members will not continue the journey of the band that has released 8 albums because for them there will be no one who replaces Dolores. They retired as a band after being in the music scene for the past 3 decades.

In The End itself was released on April 26, under the auspices of a major record company, BMG. The band's 8th album from Limmerick saves a lot of tones that don't take long to feel its beauty.
The Cranberries started this album with their first single titled "All Over Now". The number for which the music video was made animated is at least reminiscent of the tragedy experienced by the vocalist a year ago at a hotel in London.

A dramatic ballad number continued the next story in the song "Lost" with an orchestral music slashing at the end of the song. The band whose members are calm, is indeed a master at making melow music. Whereas "Wake Me When It's Over" is decorated with thick bass sounds with beautiful lyrics.

Fighting's not the answer
Fighting isn't the cure
It's eating you like cancer
It's killing you for sure

"Summer Song" is the upbeat number that Kranci has on this album but has dropped slightly in the "Illusions" number. As for "Crazy Heart" it has crunchy beats.

"Catch Me If You Can" has a charming piano-framed look. Whereas "The Pressure" and "A Place I Know" are two numbers that have a charming intro. On the "Got It" number there is a line "Uwahahah" which might be the next iconic line. Decorating the soft guitar strumming, "In The End" ended all the good albums as well as the career of The Cranberries.

On the one hand there may be many who regret the decision of the remaining members of The Cranberries to end it all, but on the other hand this decision is considered appropriate because after all the existence of the frontwoman cannot be replaced by anyone, both in the hearts of his colleagues.

Dolores O'Riordan is 'Koentji'.

So much.