('Hollywood' and 'You & Me' were not singles chosen for release as such by the band, but they were put out in individual territories.) From 'Dreams' and the breakthrough hit 'Linger' to the sometimes harder-rocking and more political efforts such as 'Zombie' and 'Free to Decide,' and on to more melodic songs later on, the singles (presented here in some cases in single versions or new edits to fit everything in) make a case for the Cranberries as one of the major international rock bands of the '90s. For the Cranberries, assembling a best-of covering the first decade of their career means compiling their singles in chronological order, which turns out to be a foolproof approach for a band that can be uneven over the course of a full-length album but has always managed to express itself well on the two-to-four catchiest cuts.
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