Irish Singers Gone Too Soon

^ To be honest, while I recognised the name, I still had to look it up. He's from Thin Lizzy if anyone else does not know. I recognise his picture. He died in 1986 at just 39.

Lewian wrote: Dolores for me, I love a lot of Cranberries. Sinead was a great singer, too, though.

I need to listen to more Cranberries. I was at a Philippines festival last year (tragic event at the last one here) and a band was doing a great cover of "Zombie". The singer said that The Cranberries was her favourite band.

I really like this:



EDIT to add:

This has been one of my preferred songs of Sinéad O'Connor's (Fire on Babylon):

Finnforest wrote: Never a huge fan of their recorded discogs personally, but I loved watching them perform, particularly when singing something traditional or non-pop.

Perhaps I should have tried to add some live videos to fit your interests as you are hosting this topic, but I wanted to share some music I like in case someone might be interested. I like the dream pop and alternative rock of The Cranberries and the art pop of Sinead O'Connor. With both it has been the fairly early period music I know best. The tracks I chose are from 1993 and 1994 (some trip hop in the O'Connor one). I am very into 90s music and that was a very special time in my life, so some nostalgia at play.

Edited by Logan - 2 hours 21 minutes ago at 15:15

I need a "Both" option.

Never a huge fan of their recorded discogs personally, but I loved watching them perform, particularly when singing something traditional or non-pop.