You're listening to Song Exploder, where musicians take apart their songs and piece by piece

tell the story of how they remained.

My name is Tao Winn.

The cranberries formed in Limerck, Ireland in 1989.

Singer Dolores O'Reard joined a year later, and the group went on to become one of the

defining bands of the 90s, eventually selling over 40 million records worldwide.

In January 2018, while the band was working on their eighth album, Dolores O'Reard

and passed away unexpectedly.

Later that year, remaining members, Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergo Loller announced

that they would end the band, and that this would be their final album.

It's called In The End.

It was released in April 2019, and in this episode, guitarist and songwriter Noel Hogan

breaks down a song from the album called All Over Now.

Noel here how Hogan and O'Reard first started the song, and how the remaining members

worked to finish it without her.

Also, after the full song plays, we've got more with Noel for another installment of

our segment, This Is Instrumental.

So stick around for that.

Here's the cranberries on Song Exploder.

I'm Noel Hogan from the cranberries, guitarist and co-songwriter with Dolores O'Reard.

We've always written separately from day one, very first day of Met Dolores, Geverka Set

that I had linger on it, and she took it away and came back a week later with the version

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