
No Need to Argue
Studio album by The CranberriesWikipedia
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 2 episodes found for "No Need to Argue".
Oct 8, 2026
Throwback Thursday: A discussion on Dolores O'Riordan and The Cranberries "Zombie"
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0:00Chris DeMakesHOST
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0:15Chris DeMakesHOST
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.
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0:34Chris DeMakesHOST
Heavy wasn't the first word I would have used to describe Zombie.
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0:38Chris DeMakesHOST
But getting it under the fine-tuned lenses here, that's the only word I would use to describe this song.
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2:24Chris FafaliosHOST
I loved Dreams.
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2:26Chris FafaliosHOST
I loved their performance at Woodstock 94.
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2:29Chris FafaliosHOST
Didn't own any of their albums though.
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2:31Chris FafaliosHOST
Kind of just was a fan of the singles.
The Best Album Openers: Not The Ones You Think
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26:43Scott GregoryHOST
It, like, starts the entire attitude for everything that Oasis did next.
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26:48Scott GregoryHOST
Ode to My Family, The Cranberries, off of No Need to Argue.
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26:51Scott GregoryHOST
[Ode to My Family by The Cranberries] It's the complete opposite end of the spectrum.
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27:20Scott GregoryHOST
I picked Ode to My Family.