![]() Internecine squabbling, health problems, and general disaffection all took further toll, so much so that, as the band prepared to release its fourth album, 1999's Bury the Hatchet, many observers were shocked to learn that the band even existed any longer, let alone was capable of actually making a new record - especially one that was as good as Bury the Hatchet turned out to be. Debuting with a maiden release that everybody seemed to rate as a portent of great things, the band suffered not only a "difficult" second album but also an absolute stinker of a third one, as the bandmembers strove desperately - too desperately - to live up to their reputation for sensitivity and thoughtfulness, and completely lost sight of their true virtues in the process. The story of the Cranberries is one of dogged survival.
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