Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? (studio album) by The Cranberries
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Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? is ranked 2nd best out of 10 albums by The Cranberries on BestEverAlbums.com.
The best album by The Cranberries is No Need To Argue which is ranked number 1186 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 1,499.
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The tracks on this album have an average rating of 79 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).
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Album Rating: 76.67
(920/12)
1. "I Still Do" 3:16 - 76
2. "Dreams" O'Riordan Hogan Street 4:32 - 93
3. "Sunday" 3:30 - 72
4. "Pretty" 2:16 - 71
5. "Waltzing Back" O'Riordan Street 3:38 - 71
6. "Not Sorry" 4:20 - 73
7. "Linger" 4:34 - 87
8. "Wanted" 2:07 - 74
9. "Still Can't..." 3:38 - 74
10. "I Will Always" O'Riordan Street 2:42 - 69
11. "How" O'Riordan Street 2:51 - 89
12. "Put Me Down" 3:33 - 71
Total length: 40:54
Lindíssimo, pesado e um pouco mágico!
I don't understand how the Cranberries are still undervalued with the huge amount of extraordinary albums they have.
EEIDISWCW is one of the best debuts in music, with a clear and defined style of music, made from post-punk influences, classic rock and English pop of The Smiths.
We are facing an album where the weakest track does not fall below 9/10 and with several 10/10 to its credit, such as Not Sorry, Sunday and Linger.
Please leave prejudices behind. The Cranberries are one of the great bands in rock history, value their legacy.
There has been some odd criticism of Dolores O’Riordan’s voice, but its place in the 90s zeitgeist is assured. The follow-up sold more, but this album must be the defining statement of the band’s artistic intent. Guitars chiming like The Smiths, dolorous like The Cure and lush like only themselves, The Cranberries forged a path of their own in Everybody Else…. The album is melodic and well-produced, and the songs sit together well, complementing each other throughout the running order. For the most part, it’s not an album to feel happy to, but it is an album to feel happy about.
High Points: Dreams; Linger; I Still Do; Sunday
Dolores' voice and the melodies make this a terrific album, with hardly a bad track. They have a distinctive sound that gets old after a little while, but for 40 minutes it's great.
Un disco bueno que creo decae un poco en la parte final con dos temas que en mi opinión destacan sobre las demás, los cuales son Linger y Dreams, aunque Sunday y I Still Do son bastante buenas para mi gusto.
Her voice is mesmorizing for me... even something mediocre transforms into something much more interesting due to the vocals.
Always thought the marriage of sound and voice worked well with the Cranberries. Shame they never amounted to much more than a couple of decent albums.
Very good alternative rock album. Best 10 songs average is 91,3/100 and the album can get very good 90/100. Best and full scoring songs are "Dreams" and "Linger". Followed by "Sunday" and "Wanted" both 90/100. All other songs good 80-85/100.
Best tracks: Linger, Dreams, Pretty.
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