Wake Up and Smell the Coffee

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Album: Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Never Grow Old	More Info...
2)	Analyse	More Info...
3)	Time Is Ticking Out	More Info...
4)	Dying Inside	More Info...
5)	This Is The Day	More Info...
6)	The Concept	More Info...
7)	Wake Up And Smell The Coffee	More Info...
8)	Pretty Eyes	More Info...
9)	I Really Hope	More Info...
10)	Every Morning	More Info...
11)	Do You Know	More Info...
12)	Carry On	More Info...
13)	Chocolate Brown	More Info...
14)	Capetown	More Info...

Album: Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Never Grow Old	More Info...
2)	Analyse	More Info...
3)	Time Is Ticking Out	More Info...
4)	Dying Inside	More Info...
5)	This Is The Day	More Info...
6)	The Concept	More Info...
7)	Wake Up And Smell The Coffee	More Info...
8)	Pretty Eyes	More Info...
9)	I Really Hope	More Info...
10)	Every Morning	More Info...
11)	Do You Know	More Info...
12)	Carry On	More Info...
13)	Chocolate Brown	More Info...
14)	Capetown	More Info...

Performer Notes

Contains the hidden track "Cape Town" which follows "Chocolate Brown."
The Cranberries: Dolores O'Riordan (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Nigel Hogan (acoustic & electric guitars); Mike Hogan (bass); Fergal Lawler (drums, percussion).
Recorded at Windmill Lane, Dublin, Ireland.
Personnel: Dolores O'Riordan (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Noel Hogan (guitar); Fergal Lawler (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Stephen Street; Cenzo Townshend.
Recording information: Windmill Lane Recording Studio, Dublin, Ireland.
Photographers: Rupert Truman; Andy Earl; Sam Brooks.
The Cranberries may have changed labels for the first time in a decade, but they've chosen to go back down a familiar path on their fifth album WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE. Reuniting with Stephen Street (who produced the band's first two albums), this Irish quartet returns to the distinctive alt-pop sound of early records like EVERYBODY ELSE IS DOING IT, SO WHY CAN'T WE and NO NEED TO ARGUE. Frontwoman Dolores O'Riordan still possesses the same crystalline phrasing that makes her sound like Sinead O'Connor's little sister, particularly on the delicate lullaby "Chocolate Brown" and the atmospheric "Pretty Eyes."
Guitarist Noel Hogan is also in fine form as he slashes and burns his way through "This Is The Day," gilds the dream-pop "Every Morning" with shimmering slide guitar, and significantly ups the jangle quotient on the Smiths-like "Do You Know." The birth of second children for both O'Riordan and Hogan also finds some of the songwriting touching on social issues like global warming and nuclear threats (the soaring "Time Is Ticking Out") as well as more personal ones like the steady corruption of a soul (a melancholy "Dying Inside"). A welcome return from one of Ireland's musical treasures.

Professional Reviews

Q (11/01, p.118) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...Charming..."

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