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No Need to Argue

No Need to Argue

Studio album by The CranberriesWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 2 episodes found for "No Need to Argue".

Oct 8, 2026

Chris DeMakesHOST
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Chris DeMakesHOST
0:15
Hey everyone, today on Krista Makes a Podcast, my trusted co-host Chris Fafalios and I break down the writing, recording, and legacy of the Cranberry smash hit single, Zombie, taken from their 1994 album, No Need to Argue, written solely and sung by Dolores O'Riordan.
Chris DeMakesHOST
0:34
Heavy wasn't the first word I would have used to describe Zombie.
Chris DeMakesHOST
0:38
But getting it under the fine-tuned lenses here, that's the only word I would use to describe this song.
Chris FafaliosHOST
2:24
I loved Dreams.
Chris FafaliosHOST
2:26
I loved their performance at Woodstock 94.
Chris FafaliosHOST
2:29
Didn't own any of their albums though.
Chris FafaliosHOST
2:31
Kind of just was a fan of the singles.
Scott GregoryHOST
26:43
It, like, starts the entire attitude for everything that Oasis did next.
Scott GregoryHOST
26:48
Ode to My Family, The Cranberries, off of No Need to Argue.
Scott GregoryHOST
26:51
[Ode to My Family by The Cranberries] It's the complete opposite end of the spectrum.
Scott GregoryHOST
27:20
I picked Ode to My Family.

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