The Cranberries Album: «Treasure Box: 1991-1999 (Dlx)»

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Title:Treasure Box: 1991-1999 (Dlx)
Release date:2002-05-14
Type:Audio CD
Label:Island
UPC:731458670728

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Track listing

1 - 1 I Still Doimg 3:18
1 - 2 Dreamsimg 4:26
1 - 3 Sundayimg 3:32
1 - 4 Prettyimg 2:17
1 - 5 Waltzing Backimg 3:39
1 - 6 Not Sorryimg 4:21
1 - 7 Lingerimg 4:36
1 - 8 Wantedimg 2:09
1 - 9 Still Can't...img 3:41
1 - 10 I Will Alwaysimg 2:42
1 - 11 Howimg 2:58
1 - 12 Put Me Downimg 3:32
1 - 13 Reasonimg 2:03
1 - 14 Themimg 3:44
1 - 15 What You Wereimg 3:42
1 - 16 Liarimg 2:23
1 - 17Pretty (Pret a Porter Movie Remix)
1 - 18 How (radical mix)img 2:59
2 - 1 Ode to My Familyimg 4:40
2 - 2 I Can't Be With Youimg 3:10
2 - 3 Twenty Oneimg 3:08
2 - 4 Zombieimg 5:16
2 - 5 Emptyimg 3:27
2 - 6 Everything I Saidimg 3:53
2 - 7 The Icicle Meltsimg 2:55
2 - 8 Disappointmentimg 4:15
2 - 9 Ridiculous Thoughtsimg 4:40
2 - 10 Dreaming My Dreamsimg 3:37
2 - 11 Yeat's Graveimg 3:00
2 - 12 Daffodil Lamentimg 6:15
2 - 13 No Need to Argueimg 2:55
2 - 14 Awayimg 2:39
2 - 15 I Don't Needimg 3:33
2 - 16Close To You
2 - 17 So Cold in Irelandimg 4:46
2 - 18Zombie (Camel's Hump mix)
3 - 1 Hollywoodimg 5:08
3 - 2 Salvationimg 2:34
3 - 3 When You're Goneimg 4:38
3 - 4 Free to Decideimg 3:22
3 - 5 War Childimg 3:50
3 - 6 Forever Yellow Skiesimg 4:09
3 - 7 The Rebelsimg 3:21
3 - 8 Intermissionimg 2:02
3 - 9 I Just Shot John Lennonimg 2:42
3 - 10 Electric Blueimg 4:51
3 - 11 I'm Still Rememberingimg 4:50
3 - 12 Will You Remember?img 2:49
3 - 13 Joeimg 3:22
3 - 14 Bosniaimg 5:38
3 - 15 Cordellimg 3:40
3 - 16 The Picture I Viewimg 2:28
3 - 17 Ave Maria Luciano Pavarotti, The Cranberries and Dolores O'Riordanimg 4:12
3 - 18 Go Your Own Wayimg 4:03
3 - 19 God Be With Youimg 3:35
4 - 1 Animal Instinctimg 3:51
4 - 2 Loud and Clearimg 2:46
4 - 3 Promisesimg 4:30
4 - 4 You and Meimg 3:56
4 - 5 Just My Imaginationimg 3:56
4 - 6 Shatteredimg 3:43
4 - 7 Desperate Andyimg 3:45
4 - 8 Saving Graceimg 3:09
4 - 9 Copycatimg 2:54
4 - 10 What's on My Mindimg 3:13
4 - 11 Delilahimg 3:33
4 - 12 Fee Fi Foimg 4:48
4 - 13 Dying in the Sunimg 3:33
4 - 14 Sorry Sonimg 3:29
4 - 15 Baby Bluesimg 2:39
4 - 16Sweetest Thing
4 - 17 Woman Without Prideimg 2:27
4 - 18 Such a Shameimg 4:24
4 - 19 Paparazzi on Mopedsimg 4:33

Review - Product Description

2002 box-set featuring the Cranberries first four studio albums. Each album has been digitally remastered and features bonus tracks. 'Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Cant We?' (1993) includes six bonus tracks, 'Reason', 'Them', 'What You Were', 'Liar', 'Pretty' (Remix) & 'How' (Remix). Their second album, 'No Need To Argue' (1994) includes five bonus tracks, 'Away', 'I Don't Need', '(They Long To Be) Close To You', 'So Cold In Ireland' & 'Zombie' (Remix). Their third album, 'To The Faithful Departed' (1996 & out-of-print in the U.S.) includes five bonus tracks, 'Cordell', 'The Picture I View', 'Ave Maria' (with Pavarotti), 'Go Your Own Way' & 'God Be With You'. Their fourth album, 'Bury The Hatchet' (1999) includes five bonus tracks, 'Baby Blues', 'Sweetest Thing', 'Woman Without Pride', 'Such A Shame' & 'Paparazzi On Mopeds'. Four standard jewelcases housed in a slipcase. 2002.

Review - Amazon.com

If this ambitious, completist retrospective of Limerick, Ireland's most notable '90s musical export seems more befitting a rock dinosaur than a band whose résumé spans but four albums, it's perhaps a telling comment on both the potency of the Cranberries' international success and the often treacherous vagaries of the contemporary music business. Though singer Dolores O'Riordan was a last-minute addition to the lineup, her unique vocal talents quickly came to virtually define the band, largely overshadowing founders Noel and Mike Hogan in the bargain. This set documents the band's rise from its debut, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Cant We? (and its sleeper hit "Linger"), through its artistic recapitulation, 1999's Bury the Hatchet, dedicating a disc to each album and offering up a generous selection of period-appropriate bonus tracks (mostly from B-sides, remixes, and other collections). But it's a rocky, cautionary road, especially after the band followed up its sublime No Need to Argue and breakout single "Zombie" with the turgid, modern-rock posturing of To the Faithful Departed, the band's ill-fated collaboration with Aerosmith producer Bruce Fairbairn; Cranberries, meet turkey. If that effort foolishly squandered the successes garnered by their guitar-driven "indie rock meets Celtic folk mysticism" charms, Hatchet returned them to their roots posthaste, but arguably too late. The bonus material is equally far ranging (and just as mixed)--from an embarrassing Pavarotti collaboration to decidedly left-field covers of the Carpenters' "Close to You" and Fleetwood Mac's "Go You Own Way," tracks that further underscore O'Riordan's singular abilities to interpret a song. It's an anthology that suggests that the Cranberries were considerably more than the sum of "Linger," "Zombie," "Salvation," "Ode to My Family," and their other standout songs--but also one that demonstrates how quickly much-touted alt-indie sensibilities can be disastrously co-opted. --Jerry McCulley

Customer review

Amazon user

May 29, 2002

13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

- A Highly Recommended Treasure!

Finally, fans of The Cranberries have the opportunity to obtain the COMPLETE CATALOG of this excellent band's earliest recordings. This four-disc set includes The Cranberries' first four albums (before 2001's "Wake Up and Smell the Coffee") in "complete sessions" form, including new packaging, and more importantly, 21 bonus tracks!

On the debut album, EVERYBODY ELSE IS DOING IT, SO WHY CAN'T WE, bonus tracks are: "Reason," "Them," "What You Were," "Liar," "Pretty (Remix)," and "How (Remix)." All of these tracks are difficult to find anywhere else, as are most of the rest of the bonus tracks.

The second disc, NO NEED TO ARGUE, treats us to the rarities of "Away," "I Don't Need," "Close to You (from the IF I WERE A CARPENTER tribute)," the very rare "So Cold in Ireland," and a remix of the hit, "Zombie."

On TO THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED, bonus tracks are: "Cordell," "The Picture I View," "Ave Maria (with Pavarotti)," The amazing cover of "Go Your Own Way," from LEGACY, the Fleetwood Mac tribute, and the heart-pounding "God Be With You," from the soundtrack to the Harrison Ford/Brad Pitt movie, THE DEVIL'S OWN.

Finally, BURY THE HATCHET provides us with the b-sides formerly available on BURY THE HATCHET: THE COMPLETE SESSIONS, but not included on the original North American recording. These are: "Baby Blues," "Sweetest Thing (not to be confused with the song by U2)," "Woman Without Pride," "Such a Shame," and "Paparazzi on Mopeds (in honor of the late Princess Diana)."

Whether you're a new fan of The Cranberries or an old follower, this collection is a great opportunity to get EVERYTHING they've recorded, without having to buy all the tribute albums and soundtracks. Don't forget it includes all the hits, too, such as "Dreams," "Linger," "Salvation," "Ode to My Family," "Zombie," etc. This is a great way to hear a band grow!

Customer review

Vinit Carpenter "j2eegeek.com/blog" (Brookfield, WI USA)

May 26, 2002

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

- A must for any Dolores O'Riordan & Cranberries Fan

The Cranberries re-released their first four studio albums as a complete session boxed set called The Treasure Box. This album was released in North America on May 14th to coincide with the start of the 'Wake Up and Smell the Coffee' North American Tour. This collection includes Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Cant We? (1991-93), No Need to Argue (1994-95), To the Faithful Departed (1996-97) and finally Bury the Hatchet (1998-99).

This collection is more than just the last 4 albums. This collection includes all the albums remastered along with a lot of rare and b-sides that were not available before. Each of CD includes 5 bonus tracks not released before along with some interesting remixes. If you're a fan of the band and love Dolores O'Riordan, you will want to get this collection. Do the extra 20 tracks make this package worth it? The answer for me was a resounding YES. I have the 4 original CD's, but I still bought the package as I love the band, but your mileage may vary. The band does plan on selling this collection of CD's individually later in the year and so you may want to wait for that, but if you are a fan and don't have any of their CD's - get this collections now

Interesting to note on The Cranberries website - We must mention that as soon as the box set is released, it will no longer be possible to purchase any of the first four albums in their original formats, for the time being. The intention of the box set was mainly, to give Cranberries fans an opportunity to acquire the full catalog of Cranberries work to date, including some rarities and b-sides that could only be found on singles or other formats which are no longer available!

Customer review

Amazon user

August 16, 2003

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

- A Wonderful Treasure Box

Every single Cd is marvellous. If you love Cranberries, you should purchase such a magnificent item.

This is people's chance to listen to Cranberries B-Sides, and be aware of how wonderful these songs are. I also love Dolores O'Riordan voice.

If you have the opportunity and the means to buy it, do not waste your time... You will be really amazed with this product.

Customer review

cranfan2480 "cranfan2480" (Ohio)

June 23, 2002

- Buy it for the Bonus Tracks!

I am so happy with this new compilation! I've finally had the chance to obtain some of the Cranberries' rare songs, like "Reason," "Them," and "Liar," as well as some of my other favorites - "God Be With You," "Go Your Own Way," and "Close to You."

I have been listening to The Cranberries for a long time, and I have to say that these "B-sides" are definitely some of their BEST material. I have no idea why this stuff wasn't included on the original albums. "God Be With You" is worth the price of the set alone. It has to be their most powerful work. The remix of "Pretty" is a nice surprise too, with beautiful church bells in the background.

For those of you who already have all of The Cranberries' albums, go ahead and get this. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Customer review

Cranberries fan (USA)

November 17, 2003

3 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

- The Greatest

This is the best cause you get all of the cranberries songs in one box. Te amo la cranberries y tu eres me favorita!