What makes Hollywood by The Cranberries notable?

'Hollywood' is notable for its critical reception and live recordings which highlight the band's performance energy. It features live renditions of previous hits, demonstrating their ability to connect with audiences while showcasing the emotional depth of their songwriting. The album contributed to The Cranberries' continued presence in the alternative rock scene during the late 90s. Released in early 1997, 'Hollywood' marked a transitional phase for The Cranberries following their breakout success with 'Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?' (1993). At this point, they were solidifying their sound and expanding their audience, having gained significant recognition after hits like 'Linger' and 'Zombie'. This album showcases their evolution as artists while maintaining the introspective themes that characterized their earlier work.