@@realnegajpeg9935 Ah, yes. Because I criticized someone for joking about adding a song about the murder of an innocent woman to a lofi/chill playlist, that means all jokes are forbidden. It's a shitty joke. God forbid I don't like comedy that pokes fun at very serious and sad topics.
The lyrics: Mary Turner, Mary Turner Mary Hattie Graham 19 years old and pregnant Hazel Turner, Hazel Turner Murdered by a lynch mob She declares his crime a crime And running for her life She is, she is captured, captured at Folsom Bridge Gasoline and motor oil smeared on her clothes She is hung up by her ankles from a tree A match is struck and she is set ablaze Mary Turner, Mary Turner while still burning Mary Turner, Mary Turner while still alive Split open with a knife Unborn Child falls from her womb From her womb onto the ground Looking up, looking up The first and only light it ever sees The flames, the flames of its mother's burning, burning Reaching out, reaching out The first and only loving touch it receives The falling ash of its mommy's hair on fire The baby, baby cried in the dirt Quieted, quieted by a boots heel Mother and child, mother and child 999 more bullets from the crowd Mary Turner, Mary Turner buried where they were murdered A cigar stuffed in a whisky jug, a whisky jug to mark the grave Fuck your guns, Fuck your wars Fuck your truck, Fuck your flag
The first Xiu Xiu song I listened to, what a brutal and jarring introduction. I Immediately fell in love with how these people refused to soften anything that happened to Mary, to show how evil humanity is. Much love Xiu Xiu
The sounds that I hear are disturbing. At the very beginning I think I hear a woman screaming Hazel. And that break where the squeaking sound comes in all I can imagine is the unborn child squirming and unknowing of what’s going on. VERY EFFECTIVE TO SAY THE LEAST
Omnizeitgeist fuck I haven't even noticed these and now the track has ascended to a whole new level of disturbing I really love the string break in the middle, I wouldn't neccessarily call if comforting if it was present in any other context but in this track it's like I get to take one breath in 4 minutes
This is wonderful. We SHOULD be made to feel uncomfortable by this. This sort of thing still happens, racially motivated or not, real evil is out there. We need to be reminded to love each other and protect our children while teaching them to love each other.
The closing lyrics are appropriate. Mary Turner's death occurred following WWI, when many black Americans who had fought in the war 1. got a taste of respect in France for the first time in their lives and 2. many Blacks and black leaders approved of the war because they thought it would allow Blacks to obtain respect upon return. On return to the U.S., when seeking respect, many Blacks faced lynch mobs and jails. Given the mass incarceration state today, another form of Jim Crow, the closing lyrics of the song are perfectly valid.
Matt Hoostal The closing lyrics gave the song more depth in my opinion. It’s like Jamie just gave one of the most messed up presentations in history and then turned to the listener and spoke to them directly.
This song made me feel a lot more upset than scared. I remembered reading about this case when I was younger and I was horrified that people could do something so awful to another human being. Even if it’s a band as popular as Xiu Xiu im glad that people remember her and other victims stories so we can learn from the past and move on.
The genius of this song and album as a whole is the amount of emotions and (terror) that it provokes in an even mockingly horrifying way using sounds most people arent used to hear normally, lt is truly a piece of art
And people think generations of blacks wont have ptsd from this shit. This was up close and personal and this guy put all of us at the lynching when he sang this song. Bro this is just of the few stories that got out. Its flat out terrifying what blacks went thru 60 to 70 years ago in the IRON CURTAIN SOUTH. They got their taste of isis before isis
Mary Turner is my Great Great Auntie. My mom always sat us down to tell us what happened to her, that sweet baby and my Great Great Uncle Hazel. Trust me, when their DNA runs through my blood I can feel the extreme pain and sadness from the evil that was done to my people. This song is powerful & I'm not sure how to absorb it. For anyone who takes this song and gets pleasure from the tears of my family will surely die a horrific death😊 Just like those that touched our sweet baby! Voodoo is Real! Don't think for 1 moment those that participated in their deaths went unnoticed. Now for those who send LOVE, LIGHT & RESPECT!!! My family & send it back💓
this reminds me of the song 'hamburger lady' tbh. only in the literal sense is it a song, it's more so a retelling of these events. the fact that this genuinely happened scares the utter shit out of me; and it's the same feeling i get with hamburger lady. to this day i cannot listen to hamburger lady, it just scares me to no end.
@@R-H-B its a song by throbbing gristle, its a song about a lady who gets badly burnt and is basically clinging onto life because of hospital equipment, she can't talk or eat on her own, she cant do anything on her own. shes just... always alive and in unimaginable world of pain. it's terrifying. the worst part is it's based on a true letter written by a doctor iirc
@@alyaamex oh fucking hell. I thought I’d heard some pretty scary songs and granted I’ve not heard Hamburger Lady but that sounds horrendous. I think the scariest songs I’ve heard are Please Don’t Leave Me by Uboa, Mary Turner (obviously), and a good chunk of songs from Sinner Get Ready. But man that’s sad. I hate that that’s something that I have to come to terms with if I do hear that song
I'm literally on the verge of puking after listening to this song And for the first time I found music that can make my stomach trobble This is amazing But God it is not healthy to listen to this
@@sambt123 it isn't scary infact(even if the story behind the lyrics is) it's disturbing..it's a different feeling not everyone has to feel the same things
@@sambt123 it’s different to people. I wouldn’t go as far to say it made me sick but I remember the first time and second time I heard this I literally got sympathy pains in my legs
@@sambt123 because American chattel slavery and the racial violence following it was a national tragedy, but many people to refuse to look at it as one. I know Jamie Stewart is American, so am I, and I understand that the racial history of America is unique to America.
@@Johnny-tz3yd dude everyone looks at it as one unless you’re racist, in fact more than any other slavery age, white people were all slaves at one point but we never cry about it
@@Johnny-tz3ydThey've been in slavery in other countries. Slavery was extremely evil and inhumane, but all races including black people participated in it. I'm not saying that black people didn't have it worse, because they definitely did (in the states) but I still don't believe it should only be blamed on white people.
If this is the prelude, then Throbbing Gristle's "Hamburger Lady" feels like the consequence of this song. I believe Hamburger Lady was written about an especially gruesome burn victim...
Throbbing gristle is about a fictional person in a burnward written by a wartime doctor. It may not be a real person but description and horror is real.
This song is so traumatizing, I haven’t listened to a song so dark in my whole life. I am greatly saddened that this happened. And I’m never listening to this again.
I noticed that too lmao like they have American Football and Kero kero Bonito, like pretty mellow and chill artists for the most part and then there's this
"i'm never listening to this again" No, you're EXACTLY who needs to keep listening to it. Listen to it until you vomit, then keep listening. Forever. Nothing is different.
Reading off my grocery list after a night out on the town with the boys consisting of 12 hits of pcp each, 36 shots of tequila, 14 stories of ketamine, a metric ton of heroin, and a hit of a weed: "Yeah dude."
Reading Vegan’s channel description while this songs plays in the background, 10/10 reading experience lol! (Note: Am not pointing front of their dieting choices, I just think the song and the description have the same ominous vibe lol!)
@@elauralask3684 Conservatives are hell bent on family values and keeping their entire family in line, you dont think that in the south some people still want to commit atrocities like the ones in this song? Just because there are laws preventing them from doing so doesn't mean they are pure of heart. So fuck you mean tamba? Sadge
When I saw the movie Frank...I thought bands like this weren't really a thing or genre...turns out I was wrong. Lol. There are some truly bizarre bands out there. This one is definitely one of them.
This song reminds me a lot of hamburger lady by Throbbing Gristle which is also very horrifying to listen to. But honestly I feel like this song is just worse in shock factor.
This is the only thing I've ever heard that literally sounds like someone intentionally making an outtake from Scott Walker's The Drift. Like, if it was recorded at the sessions for that album, it would be omitted for being too dark and distressing.
This shouldn't exist. Not that it's bad or anything, but the event it's about makes it hard to tolerate. It's difficult to face what humanity really is (or at least how low it's capable of sinking). This is the most disturbing piece of music I have ever heard (and oh boy have I heard some shit) and it's largely due to the subject matter. Holy shit.
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Time to add this to my lofi/chill study playlist.
Haha yes, get it? Because it's a song about the brutal murder of a black woman and child. 😐
@@dearoldmold because it is a haunting track
@@dearoldmold or because it's a joke? Damn can't even make jokes anymore
@@realnegajpeg9935 Ah, yes. Because I criticized someone for joking about adding a song about the murder of an innocent woman to a lofi/chill playlist, that means all jokes are forbidden. It's a shitty joke. God forbid I don't like comedy that pokes fun at very serious and sad topics.
@@dearoldmold You do not know what a concept album is and it shows
Great song. Never listening It again.
@Marcelo Ruggieri too dark
Ikr it's so good but it scares the shit out of me......in a good way? I dont even know at this point
This one ruined me almost as bad
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It's a slow burn, just ride it out
The Song daddy from Korn is very dark tooo
The fact that it really happened is the part that gets me.
I feel what makes this song so terrifying is that this actually happened
Or it was actually happening as they reenacted it while recording this song.
because it was actually happening
The lyrics:
Mary Turner, Mary Turner
Mary Hattie Graham
19 years old and pregnant
Hazel Turner, Hazel Turner
Murdered by a lynch mob
She declares his crime a crime
And running for her life
She is, she is captured, captured at Folsom Bridge
Gasoline and motor oil smeared on her clothes
She is hung up by her ankles from a tree
A match is struck and she is set ablaze
Mary Turner, Mary Turner while still burning
Mary Turner, Mary Turner while still alive
Split open with a knife
Unborn Child falls from her womb
From her womb onto the ground
Looking up, looking up
The first and only light it ever sees
The flames, the flames of its mother's burning, burning
Reaching out, reaching out
The first and only loving touch it receives
The falling ash of its mommy's hair on fire
The baby, baby cried in the dirt
Quieted, quieted by a boots heel
Mother and child, mother and child
999 more bullets from the crowd
Mary Turner, Mary Turner buried where they were murdered
A cigar stuffed in a whisky jug, a whisky jug to mark the grave
Fuck your guns, Fuck your wars
Fuck your truck, Fuck your flag
Time to add this to my lofi/chill study playlist
Time to add this to my lofi/chill study playlist
she's pregnant at 19??
Time to add this to my lofi/chill study playlist
@@kazekami5513 Seethe
the stuff most americans aren't taught in schools. thank you Xiu xiu.
LMAO yes we are. You don't live here, you have no clue how it is here.
@@hydrogamer471 uh I live in America?
@@WhaleManMan Mary Turner was a real woman who was actually killed in the way described in the song. That's what he meant with his comment.
Idk where the fuck you live in America, we learn about this shit all the time
@@thehound9988that's great then-more of a proper education than we ever in our region! Bless you!
The first Xiu Xiu song I listened to, what a brutal and jarring introduction. I Immediately fell in love with how these people refused to soften anything that happened to Mary, to show how evil humanity is. Much love Xiu Xiu
Hope you experienced it the same as I did! :]
The sounds that I hear are disturbing.
At the very beginning I think I hear a woman screaming Hazel. And that break where the squeaking sound comes in all I can imagine is the unborn child squirming and unknowing of what’s going on.
VERY EFFECTIVE TO SAY THE LEAST
Omnizeitgeist fuck I haven't even noticed these and now the track has ascended to a whole new level of disturbing
I really love the string break in the middle, I wouldn't neccessarily call if comforting if it was present in any other context but in this track it's like I get to take one breath in 4 minutes
MKes it an even better prom song :D
This album is possessed
This is wonderful. We SHOULD be made to feel uncomfortable by this. This sort of thing still happens, racially motivated or not, real evil is out there. We need to be reminded to love each other and protect our children while teaching them to love each other.
It's like a David Lynch movie for your ears
Even more fitting considering the event it is based off of
David "Lynch"
Pun intended?
@@kanishka927 not supposed to laugh but damn that's wise
Lynch has never made anything this terrifying
@@everyvillainislemons7583Nothing anyone can come up with is ever as disturbing as real life.
The closing lyrics are appropriate. Mary Turner's death occurred following WWI, when many black Americans who had fought in the war 1. got a taste of respect in France for the first time in their lives and 2. many Blacks and black leaders approved of the war because they thought it would allow Blacks to obtain respect upon return. On return to the U.S., when seeking respect, many Blacks faced lynch mobs and jails. Given the mass incarceration state today, another form of Jim Crow, the closing lyrics of the song are perfectly valid.
Matt Hoostal
The closing lyrics gave the song more depth in my opinion. It’s like Jamie just gave one of the most messed up presentations in history and then turned to the listener and spoke to them directly.
It's also a direct attack against the NRA, if you followed Xiu Xiu's Twitter where they first mentioned this story.
Steve fuck your flag
@Steve fuck your flag
@Steve shut the fuck up moron
This song made me feel a lot more upset than scared. I remembered reading about this case when I was younger and I was horrified that people could do something so awful to another human being. Even if it’s a band as popular as Xiu Xiu im glad that people remember her and other victims stories so we can learn from the past and move on.
i just dont know how to get on with my day after listening to this
keeping mary's memory with you is what i do
i don't think i've ever described a song as "horrifying" before, fucking christ. 10/10
fucking devil satanic*
if it's horrifying to you it's devil shit not christ
The genius of this song and album as a whole is the amount of emotions and (terror) that it provokes in an even mockingly horrifying way using sounds most people arent used to hear normally, lt is truly a piece of art
Rip Mary Turner
Just...absolute torment.
Very well done guys. Wow.
this dude sings like he was there.
I'd hope not. From the enthusiasm it sounds like Jamie would've been organizing the whole thing!
Can you even call this singing
@@undeadbatman9762talk singing
And people think generations of blacks wont have ptsd from this shit. This was up close and personal and this guy put all of us at the lynching when he sang this song. Bro this is just of the few stories that got out. Its flat out terrifying what blacks went thru 60 to 70 years ago in the IRON CURTAIN SOUTH. They got their taste of isis before isis
This song just makes me want to cry
this song being inspired by real events is so intense. reading about her story is so sad.
This is an INCREDIBLE piece of art. Uncomfortably powerful.
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet
but your kids are gonna love it."
Mary Turner is my Great Great Auntie. My mom always sat us down to tell us what happened to her, that sweet baby and my Great Great Uncle Hazel. Trust me, when their DNA runs through my blood I can feel the extreme pain and sadness from the evil that was done to my people. This song is powerful & I'm not sure how to absorb it. For anyone who takes this song and gets pleasure from the tears of my family will surely die a horrific death😊 Just like those that touched our sweet baby! Voodoo is Real! Don't think for 1 moment those that participated in their deaths went unnoticed. Now for those who send LOVE, LIGHT & RESPECT!!! My family & send it back💓
LoveMe Neeko aight that got weird but it’s fucked up what they did to our mate Mary turner so u get a pass
@@Cringepants LMFAO😂 I mean every word😘
I wouldn't use the term weird... I like "Different" or "Misunderstood"
Did your gram gram Mary make good cookies?
@@ketgala Only a Dummy with a brain the size of a peanut would ask such a ridiculous question😵
I guess I wouldn’t say I get “pleasure” from it but it’s one of the most strongly emotional songs I’ve ever heard.
That's something I won't be forgetting
this reminds me of the song 'hamburger lady' tbh. only in the literal sense is it a song, it's more so a retelling of these events. the fact that this genuinely happened scares the utter shit out of me; and it's the same feeling i get with hamburger lady. to this day i cannot listen to hamburger lady, it just scares me to no end.
I’m curious. Can you tell me about that song?
@@R-H-B its a song by throbbing gristle, its a song about a lady who gets badly burnt and is basically clinging onto life because of hospital equipment, she can't talk or eat on her own, she cant do anything on her own. shes just... always alive and in unimaginable world of pain. it's terrifying.
the worst part is it's based on a true letter written by a doctor iirc
@@alyaamex oh fuck that shits like my biggest fear. Poor lady. Why is it called hamburger lady?
@@R-H-B cuz of her skin being burned, it basically made her skin look like hamburger meat, really yucky stuff
@@alyaamex oh fucking hell. I thought I’d heard some pretty scary songs and granted I’ve not heard Hamburger Lady but that sounds horrendous. I think the scariest songs I’ve heard are Please Don’t Leave Me by Uboa, Mary Turner (obviously), and a good chunk of songs from Sinner Get Ready. But man that’s sad. I hate that that’s something that I have to come to terms with if I do hear that song
I'm literally on the verge of puking after listening to this song
And for the first time I found music that can make my stomach trobble
This is amazing
But God it is not healthy to listen to this
the fuck is wrong with y’all lmao, am i just sick? this shit ain’t scary
@@sambt123 it isn't scary infact(even if the story behind the lyrics is) it's disturbing..it's a different feeling
not everyone has to feel the same things
Have you heard frankie teardrop?
@@sambt123 it’s different to people. I wouldn’t go as far to say it made me sick but I remember the first time and second time I heard this I literally got sympathy pains in my legs
Trobble is not a word.
Holy shit. Xiu Xiu does it again.
oh hey rantaro-
is that fucking goro akechi
A large amount of the ppl in the US should be forced to sit down and listen to this no matter how uncomfortable it makes them
what the fuck are you talking about forced? for what reason💀💀the guy who wrote this is american
@@sambt123 because American chattel slavery and the racial violence following it was a national tragedy, but many people to refuse to look at it as one. I know Jamie Stewart is American, so am I, and I understand that the racial history of America is unique to America.
@@Johnny-tz3yd dude everyone looks at it as one unless you’re racist, in fact more than any other slavery age, white people were all slaves at one point but we never cry about it
@@sambt123 you totally missed the point, white ppl didn’t go through chattel slavery ever and haven’t been in slavery at any recent point in history.
@@Johnny-tz3ydThey've been in slavery in other countries. Slavery was extremely evil and inhumane, but all races including black people participated in it. I'm not saying that black people didn't have it worse, because they definitely did (in the states) but I still don't believe it should only be blamed on white people.
my heart was pounding so fast out of fear during the whole song. I loved it, don't think i could ever listened to this ever again tbh.
this song makes me cry everytime
this song makes me curl up in a ball and then I begin to start shaking and crying
im scared of what a music video for this could be.
just there weren't recording cameras back then
@@edwardchen9619 there were? This was 1918
Quite possibly Xiu Xiu’s most important work ever made.
And the most disgusting haha
If this is the prelude, then Throbbing Gristle's "Hamburger Lady" feels like the consequence of this song. I believe Hamburger Lady was written about an especially gruesome burn victim...
They're both based on actual people too. Hamburger Lady with a burn victim. Mary Turner Mary Turner a lynching victim. Incredibly sad.
Throbbing gristle is about a fictional person in a burnward written by a wartime doctor. It may not be a real person but description and horror is real.
This whole album sounds like Charles Manson's insides. Its good stuff.
James Peterson funny thing is Manson's music was overwhelmingly comforting compared to this stuff
Good stuff? Charles Manson's insides?
how would you know what manson's insides sounds like
God I feel dead inside now...
This activates my fight-or-flight response. Very fitting, considering the subject matter.
finally managed to listen to the entire thing. i am... not sure this is an accomplishment.
sophie snapped
i watched an horror movie with my ears
not me being like this literally sounds like trauma and reading the comments and finding that it is
Why do i kinda like it *the song has entered my playlist*
I added this to my favorite songs. I love it!
This is going to be one of the best things i'll hear this year. I'm in awe
Wow this was my great,great Auntie her niece was my Grandmother Lola Graham her Brother My great great grandfather Perry J. Graham.
This song is unlisten-ably good.
surely inspirated by "frankie teardrop"
oh shit i didnt even think about that
What disturbing song made after 1977 isn't?
Frankie Teardrop but it's racial issues
Damn, this hits hard
I love this shit when I’m working out
This song is so traumatizing, I haven’t listened to a song so dark in my whole life. I am greatly saddened that this happened. And I’m never listening to this again.
One of the most horrifically fucked things I have ever heard
Xiu Xiu -- Mary Turner Mary Turner
Slayer -- Angel of Death
Exodus -- Nanking
Sabaton -- We Burn
speechless
I think my psyche just broke.
I like how this record company owns this and just casually works with american football.
I noticed that too lmao like they have American Football and Kero kero Bonito, like pretty mellow and chill artists for the most part and then there's this
heard this is terrifying,so far i get why but its actually a pretty cool song damn
ok wowwww this is actually so good, would listen again
"i'm never listening to this again" No, you're EXACTLY who needs to keep listening to it. Listen to it until you vomit, then keep listening. Forever. Nothing is different.
this song is a disturbing, disturbing masterpiece
As uncomfortable as it should be... bravo, Jamie and co...
Actually thank you TikTok for introducing this to me I am so lucky to have experienced something so haunting
thats why im here too :0
The vocals remind me of the vocals on Weens the pod
I see what you mean
I thought this was gonna kill me at first
the very end...yes. yes.
Reading off my grocery list after a night out on the town with the boys consisting of 12 hits of pcp each, 36 shots of tequila, 14 stories of ketamine, a metric ton of heroin, and a hit of a weed:
"Yeah dude."
Reading Vegan’s channel description while this songs plays in the background, 10/10 reading experience lol!
(Note: Am not pointing front of their dieting choices, I just think the song and the description have the same ominous vibe lol!)
This would be a nice double shot with Throbbing Gristle's "Hamburger Lady".
oh my.... god....
you could've told me this was a new Throbbing Gristle single and i would've believed you
I'd like to hear this pumped over the PA at a Trump rally.
as if trump supporters lynch people- okay
@@elauralask3684 their parents did, the apple doesn't fall that far from the tree
@@holidayfartcruise1328 this is the dumbest comment i’ve seen in a while.
@@elauralask3684 Conservatives are hell bent on family values and keeping their entire family in line, you dont think that in the south some people still want to commit atrocities like the ones in this song? Just because there are laws preventing them from doing so doesn't mean they are pure of heart. So fuck you mean tamba? Sadge
oh how i'd luv for all the trumpies shit themselves in fear
a match is struck and she is set aBlAaAaZzZzEeEe
Now this is art
It isn't ?
Making noisy grating music does not equate to art
@@seanromanowski i've never said that
@@seanromanowski But this is art, and the usage of noisiness to tell an unerving history like that of Mary Turner is just genius
@@seanromanowski wait is that what you're saying this song is?
It’s like industrial ween
We already got industrial Ween with some of the tracks off Quebec.
This sounds like a demon crying out about what was done from Hell, as he waits for the souls of those who did these deeds.
well I'm not sleeping tonight
I shouldn't have listened to this at 2 am. Fuck
I’m never wearing headphones again
so good
Jesus, sounds like something straight off of the dark web, makes sense tho.
Horrible that those things happened back then...
Ok maybe lhissening to this at 3am was a bad idea
Great song. Will never listen to again 👍
Wow...
song so dark half the comments are running away from it, fuck
Xiutony xiutano
What the hell?
Fucking scary
When I saw the movie Frank...I thought bands like this weren't really a thing or genre...turns out I was wrong. Lol. There are some truly bizarre bands out there. This one is definitely one of them.
Why does all this modern music sound the same? This is the kinda music i hear at Walmart. Miss when bands were more experimental
ah yes listening to this at 2:46 am in the dark
holy shit what a scary song
Ngl this is badass
This song reminds me a lot of hamburger lady by Throbbing Gristle which is also very horrifying to listen to. But honestly I feel like this song is just worse in shock factor.
This song just doesn’t seem horrifying to me. What happened is terrible, but I could’ve gone just reading into it instead of some raspy sounding song.
that's your takeaway?
Very mainstream for my taste
Literal chills
Certified hood classic
I’m currently shitting myself
Christ Xiu Xiu! As if this song was not terrifying enough you had to put a slowed down clown toy sample 3:03 cherry on top
sick
This is the only thing I've ever heard that literally sounds like someone intentionally making an outtake from Scott Walker's The Drift. Like, if it was recorded at the sessions for that album, it would be omitted for being too dark and distressing.
This is unlistenable. 10/10
How the hell is this on the same label as American football lmao
This shouldn't exist. Not that it's bad or anything, but the event it's about makes it hard to tolerate. It's difficult to face what humanity really is (or at least how low it's capable of sinking). This is the most disturbing piece of music I have ever heard (and oh boy have I heard some shit) and it's largely due to the subject matter. Holy shit.
What disturbing pieces of music are like this?
Maximilián Szlávik it should exist to remind people to be better humans.
I don't even think Sutcliffe Jugends worst albums (in terms of lyrical content) are this upsetting lmao
Disagree, this is precisely why it should exist.
@@redacteduser0 yeah, I've worded this pretty stupidly back then... it's not that it shouldn't exist, it's that it wouldn't under ideal circumstances