Suicide - Frankie Teardrop (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- “The band that will always sound like the future.” - Dangerous Minds
SUICIDE’s groundbreaking debut album will be given the Art of the Album treatment and reissued on red vinyl, CD and digitally on 12 July 2019 via Mute / BMG.
The vinyl edition comes with an exclusive art print, while the CD edition is packaged in hard back book format. A limited edition badge is included with early pre-orders:
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The Art of the Album series aims to give listeners the authoritative release of classic albums. With no extra tracks to distract or bulk up the reissue, the album itself is given the spotlight and for this release, Alan Vega and Martin Rev’s eponymous debut has been remastered and is presented with exclusive photographs and extensive sleeve notes by The Quietus’ John Doran detailing the album’s context, craft and legacy with interviews with many of the players.
Suicide formed in the early 70s, reemerging in 1976 at the heart of the New York punk scene. The band continued releasing and performing until 2015’s acclaimed Punk Mass at the Barbican, London and Alan Vega’s death in July 2016.
Originally released in 1977 on the Red Star label, Suicide were given barely any credit at the time but still it was unleashed into the world, its influence has been incalculable - numerous magazines have included it in their Greatest Albums lists, including MOJO, Uncut, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone and NME, and the volume bands they went on to inspire throughout the decades is huge, with New Order, Depeche Mode, Bruce Springsteen, Moby, Soft Cell, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Primal Scream and Nick Cave just a few who have acknowledged their debt to the duo.
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1977?!?!! Damn imagine listening to this at that time. Must be the same experience as the film The Exorcist.
@@francisfoley9048 Did you freak out when you first heard it?
Rev said in an interview in 2008 I think that this song still haunts him.
"music" this Is fuc..... Sh...t
I saw them live in 1983, they appeared on Spanish TV, I was where it was recorded
One thing that i think adds to the trajedy is that Frankie's story ends, but the song doesn't. The world keeps turning and the song keeps going because as horrific as these situations are, they keep happening
Decided to check this out after someone said they play this at Starbucks to get people to leave 😂 I can see why it would work
Haha me too!
Those Lefties can't deal with Reality which happens every Damn Day
Starbucks baristas when somebody orders a coffee 8 hours before they close:
aaaaaaaaahahahhhahahahahahhhhhahahahahh
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Lyrics:
Frankie teardrop
Twenty year old Frankie
He's married he's got a kid
And he's working in a factory
He's working from seven to five
He's just trying to survive
Well lets hear it for Frankie
Frankie Frankie
Well Frankie can't make it
'Cause things are just too hard
Frankie can't make enough money
Frankie can't buy enough food
And Frankie's getting evicted
Oh let's hear it for Frankie
Oh Frankie Frankie
Oh Frankie Frankie
Frankie is so desperate
He's gonna kill his wife and kids
Frankie's gonna kill his kid
Frankie picked up a gun
Pointed at the six month old in the crib
Oh Frankie
Frankie looked at his wife
Shot her
"Oh what have I done?"
Let's hear it for Frankie
Frankie teardrop
Frankie put the gun to his head
Frankie's dead
Frankie's lying in hell
We're all Frankies
We're all lying in hell
Props. Knowing precisely what the dude is saying makes this at least ten times more horrifying.
You forgot the horrible shrieking.
@@wordman2537I think the lyrics to that part are something like AHHHHHH!!!!!!!! but I can’t quite make it out.
@@CASHXRAT I would have just put "Lamentations from Hell"
The screaming is fucking terrifying
There is genuine anguish behind those screams
@@eldritchchaos2663 true
Feel the dread.
It’s like he’s feeling the pain of Frankie and everyone who’s going through what he’s done
I didn't know the scream was coming and I literally jump scared.
This song is scary to me because Frankie Teardrop is still everywhere.
The fact this was written in 1977 and things haven't changed in 2022 is just absolutely chilling. Alan Vega truly wrote the reality that so many who don't achieve the "American dream" experience.
Is that bob dobb on a awesome dev-o profile picture, thats super obscure and indie, yeah frankie teardrop is everywhere dude, be careful he might be at your supermarket or something but its ok, frankie teardrops need more girlfriends and wife girls to get married 2! btw did you realize that every track this band has (because they'll ccensor me if i post the name) sounds like fapping audio fap fap fap fap fap fap fap fap
we're all Frankies we're all living in hell
@@BarbieChaite you should become a philosopher dude
It's insane how ahead of its time it was, not just musically - which of course it was, massively - but yes, in terms of the alienation, greed, rampant almost rewarding of sociopathy, which was pushing people to the brink back in the late 70s when this was made, but even objective data has shown is only worse, nowadays. Crime was at an all time high in the US back then, especially in NYC where they were.
A lot of people aren't aware Bruce Springsteen was hugely influenced and touched by their music, and even recorded one his most critically acclaimed albums, Nebraska, as a kind of paired down acoustic guitar thing inspired by this album.
Well Alan Vega was in my Box A Futurist in my box he a vision on many things Or Rocket USA if you read between the lines Of 1977 The country doing a fix No one quite understands how every comes full circle
“First I’d like to say, I’m a huge fan!” - Satan upon meeting Suicide
😂
Frankie was living the American Dream. Only bad thing is, nightmares are dreams too...
Yeah, this song is Sad rather than "Scary."
@@shannonxpennywise nightmares can be sad and not scary. Yeah, you're not contradicting anything he wrote. Nightmares just have to be unpleasant.
wow thats deep man
@@robinmohamedally7587 👍🏻
Poor guy
Can't wait for the Kidz Bop version.
im so hyped!!!!!!!!
Same here
Bahahahaha 😂
This is the best reply to any thing ever
Only real ones like the BOP!
I can’t imagine the nightmarish experience of taking acid/shrooms and then listening to this song
I can imagine💀💀💀💀
Try playing it at 0.25x
You're welcome! 😌
Definitely can haha. Listen to this and watch the film Begotten. You will be changed.
@@CASHXRAT I will watch it here in like an hour.
Just putting on headphones and walking down dark city streets with volume up is kinda terrifying
It's a pleasure knowing that after 50 years you're still well.
Rock n' roll, Frankie.
this is probably the most ominous comment i have seen in a while
50?
He's just trying to survive...
After my 20th birthday, I begin to listen this tragic life story once a year. I'll comment next year if I'm 'still' luckier than the Frankie.
RIP all Frankies...
Corona: let me end this whole man's existence
I'm still luckier guys...
Hello
@@wemoveincircles I’m glad to hear that
@@wemoveincircles that’s great!
Under appreciated wedding song.
This song truly represents the reality of "The American Dream"!!!
Absolutely right!
equal opportunity to fail or succeed
@@KingRa153 If you're white?
It ain’t just the American Dream, here in the UK Frankie still ‘lives’. Chilling.
Kraftwerk are still the pinnacle of pop & electronic music
I'm no stranger to "difficult" music (Beefheart, Throbbing Gristle, Nurse With Wound etc.) and yet there's something so beautifully jarring about hearing this for the very first time.
Reminds me of "Very Friendly" by TG but the groove here is so much more insistent, intriguing, funky... throbbing even. And in spite of it's abrasive nature it has such an expansive and beautiful atmosphere. True genius.
Throbbing Gristle is so jarring. Love it, but goddamn Hamburger Lady gives me chills
Real talk; I got the same vibes from it also, I listened to Mort Garson (Lucifer’71) Black Mass & Zero Kama,Skinny Puppie etc..just outstanding
Also, Throbbing Gristle was out a bit after Suicide, weren't they? Great group though.
@Dejay06 Throbbing Gristle started in about 1975 although the precursor COUM transmissions was earlier. Nevertheless they were likely unaware of each other and definitely distinct. I just was commenting on the similar energy and textures, not trying to disparage either of these unique artists.
@@joaquinonthebass
Fair.
4:44 You hear the waves of the River Styx and the screams get louder as he gets closer.
The rest is the ride and the end of the trip.
Always reminded me a little of Dante's depiction of hell...sounds like a train carrying damned souls through the seven layers of Hell
Alan Vega may have one of the most horrifying screams I’ve ever heard
It's absolutely chilling - I remember hearing this song alone at night for the first time and being completely spooked, and having difficulty finishing it (and I watch plenty of disturbing stuff online, it's not like I'm new to horror material). One of the most creative and incredible pieces of music ever written, and possible even one of the most genuinely disturbing fictional works out there.
metal af
fr he could collab with pelle ohlin
to all yall who survived this yall get like a gold star
This is going on my sleep playlist.
Same.
don't forget knoxville girl
you’re truly sigma
@@yamirruiz5451 you calling me dick cheese?
Originally titled 'Frankie Teardrop Detective.' However, the initial version had different lyrics, theme and mood. This version, I believe, is one of finest products of Alan and Marty's output.
A story of a man who suffered a psychotic break because of losing his job and his house.
This is so scary even Satan is scared.
Scary because it’s been shown real too often.
best audiobook ever 10/10. Frankie is a hell of a protagonist with problems and America sounds like a great and realistic villain that I honestly think has the potential to be a real life villain!
Sounds like Frankie has a lot on his plate.. This is one of those songs to be careful with! For me, I think back 20 years to when i was having suicidal thoughts about what music i was listening to constantly: The Cure: Pornography, Joy Division: Closer, Marilyn Manson (puke now): Mechanical Animals, and Zeromancer: "Eurotrash". Please never hurt yourself or anyone else!
Well, with the last name "Teardrop", it was never going to end well! This was a cult song back in the early 1980s, when we were listening to the same stuff as you: Joy Division (I actually knew someone who hanged himself after listening to too much Joy Divison), the Cure, Bauhaus, the Birthday Party, etc. And Lou Reed's "Berlin". If you've never heard it, that's a cheery album, especially "They're Taking her Children Away". And John Cale's "Music for a New Society". That one's as bleak as they come.
Radiohead is my suicide music
Nothing made you suicidal like listening to Nirvana. It's too bad so many took the death symbolism literally and killed themselves, when it was about a spiritual death, a psychological mutation, a mental transformation, not a literal death.
Marilyn Manson now sounds like depressed David Bowie.
True... Only ten years later I underestood my music listening pattern - when I'm down, I listen to even depressing music than I feel, so it turns into circle of depressed me listening to depressed music.... but in my case it goes away, the need fades and I found new favourites and I live on.
Legendary and raw protopunk/industrial. The importance and impact of Martin Rev and Alan Vega for punk/noise/industrial/goth/dark electronics cannot be overestimated!
Let's hear it for producer Craig Leon
I can definitely appreciate it for being so important to the music I love most, but I couldn't listen to this often at all. Very creepy.
@RayZappa I know this is years late, but I love your username. I'm a huge fan of Frank.
The church congregation wasnt too thrilled with this opening number last Sunday. 🤷♂️
Understandable. Maybe they’ll come around on their second listen next Sunday. 🤷🏾♂️
Ok "Edge Lord."
Legendary
Listened to this album for the first time on edibles. This song came right as I was reaching the peak of my high, and I will never forget the panic attack I had.
That's what you get for doing edibles, serves you right lol! 😂
This song always makes me think
"I Have no idea what i just heard. but i kinda wanna listen to it again"
this makes me think of Silent Hill PT. like i can see it so clearly as i listen. love this genre, it’s incredibly experimental and works more than i had anticipated it would.
"Dude it's just like my hecking vidya Silent Hill!!!"
that demo was such an over rated piece of trash
"It's called the American dream because you have to be alseep to believe it" - George Carlin
I first listened to this whole album when I was a teenager going through some intense trauma. I forgot most of my music from that time bc my head blocked everything out, but someone reminded me of it earlier nd this is my first time revisiting it in 8 years. I'm so happy I get to experience it all over again
One of the most unsettling songs ever recorded. Those blood-curdling screams of Vega's NEVER fail to send cold chills down my spine!
Gives me the same dreaded feeling as songs like Korn's Daddy
here's another one for ya ua-cam.com/video/gAxHztlpjJ4/v-deo.html
I know. It's so horrifying
No. Jon Davis wasnt even abused by his dad.
@@shannond1511 Jonathan was abused by a female babysitter
Aw I gotta play that after this!
I got so high and I discovered this band from a ranking for best albums of all time and after listening to the whole thing, I realized that this one song in particular made me feel something I never felt before with music. I don’t condone drug use but I just have to say that it was an amazing experience listening to this high I wasn’t scared.
High with what? Because I'm sure, that on stronger psychedelics than 420 - it would cause bad trip
Powerful song with subject matter that hits you hard.
A great track to play if you want to clear a room full of people. Goes well with other room clearing classics like Throbbing Gristle,early Napalm Death,Merzbow, Diamonda Galas etc..
Lyrical content is harrowing I'm trying to think of some other songs that go into such dark territory without going into death/black metal etc.
@@diphenjvnkieterminally online ass comment
Some punk gets pretty dark lyrically. One of my go-to ones is Pints of Guinness Make You Strong by Against Me!
Clearly this is what hell sounds like. This is satans favorite song.
@Lil Syko the rumors have been all around my teeth have fallen away.
It's good but it's not my favorite song. Tip toe thru the tulips is
I mean, it's not bad...
no it's a beautiful song and it sings to us . us who know.
to far from that..
Listen to Zero Kama Secret Eye Of L.A.Y.L.A.H.
This song really isn’t that disturbing, and I’m not being an edge lord or anything. Think about everything going on, what media and the world looked like back then. It was gritty and unforgiving, movies like Taxi Driver, The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now were coming out. In music, we had The Doors, Zeppelin, the entire “counter-culture movement”, Creedence, on and on. In politics, we’d had countless assassinations only a decade prior, we’d had a president assassinated and a president impeached, and we had complete civil unrest for over a decade, and all the while, a war that began nearly as soon as our last war had ended, and had continued on in to a new decade. It was only a couple of years in the past when this came out.
Media in this period looks at the questions about life we don’t like to acknowledge. The filthy, unfair and morose parts of life. And it does it in an honest way. And that’s exactly what this is. This is Americana.
- Great comment. It really is.
Me myself just wasn't born yet, ( April '76) but luckily there is a few ways for travelling in dimensions and times by the music and the... and with drugs. (-No point to specify, I believe)
I agree. I don't find it scary, just plain annoying.
Well said.
The reality we've created truly is a hell in and of itself.
I'm confused; is that not a litany of disturbing things?
Damn man you should be a philosopher of something, I didn't even think about it like that
Never knew a song could scare me. I saw a post about this song on reddit & i thought i could handle it & gave it a try. I saw someone either in the comments on reddit or youtube talk about how they had to take breaks while listening to this... now i see why. I don't think this song would of had the same effect on me had i of not listened to this alone in my room in the dark. I managed to get thru it without pausing it but it was hard, it gave me chills & i was even shaking a little tiny bit. This song is definitely one of a kind and an experience like nothing i've ever heard before.
The fatal aura of this genuine track is absolutely stunning.
1977NY
Why sleep right? '-'
I blast this every morning at 4 am. Is this why my neighbors hate me???
Yes. That's why
sometimes this song moves me very deeply…sometimes it makes me laugh really hard… today both
The scariest thing about this song is when you don't just listen to it, but starts to LIVE it. My life has been going downhill very quickly and I'm horrified of what I could do to me and to my loved ones.
I don't want to become another Frankie, but life isn't giving me any alternatives.
I hope you’re ok bud. That sounds dire
do it Do It DO IT
Wym no other alternatives? No matter how hard life gets, this never has to be an option my man. Just take it one step at a time and keep pushing, there’s always resources out there, and talk with your loved ones. Little things help a lot
@@donotcareidkexactly right. Make sure you’re getting enough help and you’ll make it. Unfortunately there’s no easy solutions to real life problems..doesn’t make it impossible though. There’s always a silver lining.
I feel you and your not alone
4:37 is the best scream
yesssir
I need to use that for my alarm when I get up for work in the morning.. It would work great on repeat.
@@charlesmack6235 lol hilarious
Frankies deaad
4:00 too
I've seen hell and this song genuinely fits it
And no I'm not trying to be edgy, I was actually trapped in my own personal hell for multiple hours at my brother's wake, where my mind had finally shattered, I was rocking back and forth muttering no over and over again, I had my first seizure, and I had felt like that was all my life had ever been and ever would be. Hell is not lakes of fire like the Christians lead you to believe. Hell is unique to each individual, where you have to relive the worst moments of your life on loop for all eternity. What I witnessed was just a glimpse of what eternity could be. There's a reason that people who claim to be possessed go completely insane. Their minds are forced to endure the worst torture imaginable while their bodies still reside on our plane of existence.
Wow, that's actually more intense than listening to FRANKIE TEARDROP. I hope things are more on an even keel for you, man.
Hell is here.
It could be something else, but we're just too stupid to realize it and well... the amount of cruelty and suffering, from the casual to the deliberately malignant, is something the world as we've made it has been marinating in and we keep turning the heat up.
And yet we keep on.
There's some things worth hanging on for, fighting for, continuing for.
Art like this is one of them.
@@thedarkcloakartist This is exactly what I think. The whole concept of the Garden of Eden was that it WAS heaven, eden literally means paradise, and when its gifts were rejected, heaven crumbled into a dystopian nightmare hellscape which we now reside in. We used to live in heaven, but we fucked it up, and now our descendants are forced to suffer because of our greed.
Christians dont say anything about lakes of fire you dummy.
yeah therapy dude
Alan Vega's scream ( from 4:37 ) seems like Robert Mitchum's weird scream on "The night of the hunter" in the scene with the boat
gotta be one of the best songs i’ve ever heard
this is, without exaggeration, one of the most intense songs ive ever heard. seriously take breaks listening to this song or reconsider listening if you have severe anxiety/depression. holy shit dude
I think I know what you mean, but personally, this is exactly the sort of thing that helped me with my anxiety and depression - so intense, it's cathartic.
listening while stoned
literally died
@@bocolatebhipbookieDamn bro you good ?
@@Thewritingelf died
Gotta listen to this one late at night, lights off. First heard Frankie in the mid-80s. Screams are still 10/10. Hope to listen to this one again. To all the wives of the Frankies, and their children, and to the Frankies: good luck.
I though this was the only weird song but the others have the same rhytm and speaked voice, sound proto-goth to me
It's more like No Wave and proto Punk/Synth Punk
That's a really good point! I never actually considered the goth aspects of Suicide. I'm so trained to think it has to sound like Bauhaus, The Cure, or Souixsie and the Banshees... I wonder now how many acts I've glossed over because they don't "fit."
@@fleuvenoir7733 I think it sounds like new synth post dark pre apcolytpic dystopia wulfhausen metal
@wayward_wyn oh I don't mean Suicide, but just how goth is "supposed" to sound
you have to go down a rabbit hole to get to music like this
or just see scaruffi's top 100 lol
I just read 31 Songs by Nick Hornby and he mentions this song and how unsettling it is to the point where he never listened to it again. I read that and thought, "surely it can't be THAT bad" but Nick Hornby was absolutely right 😵
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Martin Rev is a wild man.. Killer sounds
Like how the percussion throughout all of this is the same fast and repetitive bass drum and hi-hat, which makes it sound like a fast heartbeat, and the synth bassline repeating again and again sounds like an alarm.
Holy h e c c
I came here from the comment section on Tally Hall’s song The Mind Electric where people were talking about how the song gave them a panic attack. Someone mentioned that this song gave them one too and I decided to check it out. While I didn’t have a panic attack, my anxiety was definitely spiked and I felt a bit panicky too. This was mainly because of the sudden screams (the first one really caught me off guard too which didn’t help). Overall good song though, really does well in the scaring aspect and interesting lyrics
I don't even find the mind electric unsettling just neat however this song feels like an auditory tour of hell
Yeah I found this through a top 10 list and my anxiety deffently went up
@@katsu7892 i think it's beautiful. a song for those of us who know.
The song is really lazy they could've told us about his life in a really creative manner, but instead we get random Tyler1 screams
Thanks for the scream warning, I’ve never listened to this song before. Came here from a comment on a Joy Division song
I am currently conducting an army service with my comrades, and I don't think I can sleep tonight in my barrack...
Most terrifying music ever heard...
This very much reminds of City Song by Daughters, that repeating ominous snare/hi-hat, the spoken singing, the yelps and screams, and the overall creepy and unnerving vibe
Let's hear it for franky *round of applause *
😐😐
R.I.P to headphone users at full volume when he screams
My ears hurt for like 2 hours after the one at 4:37
i don't understand these comments. this is fun for the whole family!
This should be unsettling and scary. But the goddamn echo makes it so fucking funny
Could this have been one the earliest forms of grunge? I dig it but can't explain why. It's almost soothing until the screaming kicks in. Felt like a call for help but also a call to arms. I don't know, might be my new favourite track right now.
It's cool as fuck and scary but somehow also camp and hilarious
Like life itself!
true
Try playing it at 0.25x
You're welcome! 😌
My first time experiencing this work of art.
If Lou Reed were split into 2 entities and the progeny were Jim Morrison/morphing into the demon who inspired gg Allen, wrote THE END..
H Rollins was right most intense song ever
Even after listening to Peste Noire's Dueil Angoisseus, which probably have the most jarring shrieks and shouts of extreme metal - and probably all of metal if I'm being frank - Vega's screams here are without a doubt a hundred times more chilling.
Bruce Springsteen cited this as an influence on his album, “Nebraska.” A track on the album, “State Trooper,” is one example.
I can totally see that now you mentioned it. Nebraska is a great album
I can feel this song in my neck and shoulders
I came to this song after hearing it was "the scariest song of all time" which I think really ruined the experience because I was constantly expecting to be scared and feel the need to turn it off however that feeling never came.
If I didn't hear the hype around it I think I would've appreciated this song for what it actually is. An experience. From what I gathered from hearing this it tells the story of a man called Frankie who clearly has some form of mental illness which cause him to kill his child and wife. He is then sent to hell because of this and the screams that are heard are supposed to be him burning in hell.
What we hear is sort of what Frankie hears in his own deranged mind and I think the song as a whole is supposed to represent what it's like to be in the mind of a psychopath. At least that's what I gathered ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Great grasp.
Let’s take psychedelics, turn this on stereo to max, and lay down in the dark and listen to this
This is not a music to play on psychodelics. Stupid idea. Unless you like this kind of torment.
@@drozdg pansy
@@drozdg I think that might be the joke buddy. He is being sarcastic and is not actually going to do that.
Frankie wouldn't harsh your mellow....
I’m doin it 😊😮😊😮❤
You must have fallen asleep to believe in the American dream
I honestly find this song amusing! It sounds like something a South Park character would sing in an episode lampooning weirdo artsy bullshit!
Listening to this on my birthday
Am I the only one who found the screams funny? Lol
lol no this is funny asf
This is a hidden masterpiece!
No
@@supersandwich8967 I see no arguments.
@@soldadost9753 Then you must be blind
@@soldadost9753 me no saying is still an argument
@@supersandwich8967 It isn't.
3:59 when she pulls out the strap but it ain't so bad
AHHHHHH🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
HAHAHA
There is in my own terrified memories only one other scream that could truly curdle my blood and that was Careful with that ax Eugene by Pink Floyd if don’t know.. you ought to!
Yay, a Karaoke classic! Sing along, everyone!
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What a pretty song
Agreed. Totally helps me sleep.
Just read that Bruce Springsteen was a fan and loved this song, and inspired him to write songs for the Nebraska album. Didn’t know that.
been obsessed with the thumping drums, how did they manage to make the drum machine sound so airy and hissy?
Crank the treble up I’d imagine
I've been listening to this for years and years now. Got into Suicide as a teen and thoroughly enjoyed scaring the shit out of people by playing them this track. Now I'm 28, and, well, I still enjoy scaring the shit out of people with this song. I guess some things never change.
Fun fact: This is Bruce Springsteen’s favorite song.
Yeah, He's said "State trooper" Is a direct rip off of this. And it shows. play any punk who hates Springsteen 'State trooper'. and they they tend to dig it.
I certainly can hear it influenced Nebraska
Springsteen covered Dream Baby Dream, the man has taste.
prove it bruv
@@TAMPLAYS What intellectual input, thank you for sharing your thought...
Was this song inspired by Bob Dylan's Ballad of Hollis Brown? That came out in 1964 and is less horrifying-sounding compared to Frankie Teardrop... more of a country ballad, but it was about a farmer who kills his wife and seven children after coming into poverty.
It’s based on a someone in the lead singer‘s hometown who actually had a breakdown after losing his job musically I can’t remember what it is this is inspired by.
@@bobgunter9608 Didn’t know that, but thank you for the info. I read that Alan Vega based this on a real event, a factory worker who killed his family, after seeing an article in the newspaper.
fantastic, grim, scary, thrilling, cutting!
This shit cringe
@Vapor Brain Chris still doesn't mean it isn't cringe nugget head
@Vapor Brain Chris how the fuck is this punk rock this shit is just random tyler 1 screams you fuckin lug nut
@Vapor Brain Chris oh........
@Vapor Brain Chris still fucking sucks ayyyyyyyyyy
Sadly happens -suicide total family murders, Donna Garvey, my friend at school , father killed her mother then himself. She was found still alive in her cradle 2 days later.
It's my birthday and I get to pick the music!!!
Mfs hear a guy whimpering and screaming into his mic over a dissonant repetitive guitar beat and say "HOLY SOYJAK THIS SONG MAKES ME SHIT MY PANTS IN FEAR!"
Lmao accurate
Its not about 😂 that its 1 the low beat almost silence gives it a chilling feel mean while if u tried to fall asleep to this this song comes on its quite and you here someone scream like that its make you shoot up in your bed. Its about atmosphere its not scary its unsettling because this shit happens people snap there trying to capture how scary that whole thing would be. I can think of one that bothered me as a kid Misfits lyrics "if i c*t off your arms and i c*t off your legs would you still love me anyway" ill stop there however whiles those lyrics are haunting i almost wonder if they had cut out the guitar how much more scary that song would have been. Sometimes less is more he was trying to tell a story.
@@cjwright6165no i think todays young folk are just so desensitized by violence and creepy shit its normal now also im not old mind you im 37 but back when this was popular it probably scared people cuz it came out of nowhere youngsters today are just oh whats the big deal but back then dear gawd i sound like 80 yr old lol 😆 anyway people arent as freaked out by stuff today.
Agreed I don't see what the fuss is about. I think its as the comment above me concluded: We live in an age where we are fed graphic material constantly in the media so are desensitized to a good deal of it.
@@RageAsylum187 dawg I've heard kids songs so overly happy that they end up making me feel more uncomfy than this
Masterpiece
Anyone else here because of Roomie?
YES
Oop
Me lol
Yup lol
Me
i kind of laugh my ass off everytime i hear this
Same.
To me it is just annoying and even boring in parts. Not scary at all.
Its definitely unsettling, but i don't find it extremely intense or scary either.
First of a timeless classic..
What even is this? The most intense and terrifying song? It's just a shitty beat with some psycho screaming and making random noises into a mic and telling a story of how some guy committed double murder suicide. It's just beyond bad
Wait till you hear Atrax Morgue
@@martinthedrainedsedlak I'm just making my bedtime joints, I'll give it a listen to in the morning. I don't wanna be going to sleep with a headache
I agree, it's atrocious
good song, should perform at concert.
Je sais pas si je suis fascinée où si j'ai juste envie de vomir
Very relaxing song
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MAIS 💀
This and a side order of The Birthday Party and you'll always get the girl.
here because of Rollins. wow... didnt know what to expect. scary so far..1 minute in
The Frankie Teardrop Challenge at night was too easy for me. Did any of you complete the Challenge?
In all seriousness though, this song is Sad rather than "Scary" and for those out there who're struggling, please get help and support as you're not alone. Stay strong! 🙏🏻
I hate to say I love this song... not in the way you maybe thinking... Thanks for the banger \m/
Reminds me of this old guy named Frankie I knew growing up, who lived alone and frequented my parents' convenience store a lot, usually asking for free food. I thought people like that were unusual at the time, but of course you realize it's not.
Frankie’s dead!