The Mongol Murderers

“Another one bites the dust And another one gone, Another one gone” “There are plenty of ways that you can hurt a man And bring him to the ground” “But I’m ready, yes, I’m ready for you I’m standing on my own two feet” Another One Bites the Dust- Queen

“I will stand my ground And I won’t back down” “Well, I know what’s right, I got just one life In a world that keeps on pushing me around” “I’m gonna stand my ground Won’t be turned around.” Won't Back Down- Tom Petty

“And through it all, the rise and fall The bodies in the streets And when you’re gone, we want you all to know We’ll carry on, we’ll carry on” “And though you’re dead and gone, believe me Your memory will carry on” “I’m unashamed, I’m gonna show my scars Give a cheer for all the broken Listen here, because it’s who we are” Welcome To The Black Parade- My Chemical Romance

“I’m giving you on count of three, to show your stuff or let it be” “We can change the world tomorrow this could be a better place, If you don't like what I'm sayin' then won't you slap my face” “And the whole world has to answer right now just to tell you once again, Who's bad" Bad- Michael Jackson

“Welcome to your life, There’s no turning back” “It’s my own design it’s my own remorse” “Help me make the most of freedom and of pleasure, nothing ever lasts forever” Everybody Wants to Rule the World- Tears for Fears

“Bad times are comin' and I reap what I don't sow” “It's been a long old trouble long old troublesome road And I'm looking for somebody come and help me carry this load” “Please mister boss man I need this job more than you know But he gave me my last paycheck and he sent me on out the door” “Well I don't know if I'm walking on solid ground 'Cause everything around me is crumbling down And all I want is for someone to help me” “Well I need a dollar dollar, a dollar is what I need” I Need A Dollar- Aloe Blacc

“The sky is turning red Return to power draws near Fall into me, the sky's crimson tears Abolish the rules made of stone Raining blood From a lacerated sky Bleeding its horror Creating my structure now I shall reign in blood” Song on YouTube!

“I put you first and you adored it Set fire to my purpose And I let it burn... I needed to lose you to find me you to love me, I gave my all and they all know it Then you tore me down and now it's showing” Song on YouTube!

“Loving you Isn’t the right thing to do If I could Maybe I’d give you my world How can I When you won’t take it away from me You can go your own way Go your own way you can call it another lonely day” Song on YouTube!

Because of a camels ability to hold up to 400 pounds and store up to 25 gallons of water, they were used by the Mongols, who were nomads, to cross the Gobi desert.

Alcohol could be found at any large gathering the Mongols held as it was an important part of their culture. When the Mongols conquered Persia, they immediately increased wine production because of their liking for the boozy beverage.

The Mongols wore an armor called "Lamellar". Lamellar consisted of small rectangular-shaped pieces of animal hyde or metal. The rectangular pieces were hand tied together to create the full body armor. The Mongol helmet was most often constructed using brass and included horse hair on top for a decorative element. Finally, the Mongols were skilled archers, and could always be spotted with a bow and arrow at their side.

Ceramics were a popular good that was traded along the Silk Roads, especially in Persia and China.

Pearls were a popular item traded along the Silk Roads.

As the Mongols assimilated into Persian culture, they began to stray away from their nomadic meat and dairy diet, and they began to eat more similarly to the Persians. Rice quickly became a huge part of Persian-Mongol diets.

The Mongols tried, but failed, to enforce the use of paper money in Persia after the Mongols were introduced to it by China in the 13th century.

The Mongols granted tax breaks to those who traded in order to promote business along the Silk Roads.

The Mongols used slightly curved swords for slashing attacks.

The Mongols had quite a fondness for alcohol. So much so that they created a drink called "Kumis" or "Airag" (the terms are used interchangeably), which is fermented Mare's milk. They made it by churning the mare's milk in a leather bag for several hours. The drink is still made today in Mongolia.

Dairy was one of the two main parts of the Mongol's diet. Yogurt was quite popular because it was easily accessible. For the Mongol Murderers concert, the popular Mongol meal has been turned into a drink.

With the many mammals the Mongols had access to (camels, yaks, horses, and goats), milk was not hard to come by. Because of that, dried cheese curds, or Qurut, became a popular food for the Mongols.

Meat is one of the two main staples in the Mongols diet. Red meat was primarly eaten in the winter.

White meat, while it was consumed on occasion in the summer, was mostly consumed in the winter by the Mongols.

The Mongols were cannibalistic and would drink blood, which is why the phrase "kill em' and grill em'" is added to this shirt.

The 'real blood splatters" phrase that was written on this shirt represent the gruesome and violent way of living the Mongols were used to.

This shirt incorporates the title and logo. The title is "Mongolian Murderers" and the logo is "rockin' out to the death"

This lounge set that was included with the merch was used to represent death due to the color of death

This costume represents China since she is the lead singer, or the "main event" since the band for China performs on Saturday.

The blue costume represents the blue part on the Mongolian flag.

The pink (corresponds with red tones) symbolizes the red part on the Mongolian flag.

The wrap-around vests on the costumes corresponds with the ancient Mongolian clothing.

The boots are to represent the way people in the Mongolian empire primarily wore boots, even the women.

The orange theme in the costume corresponds with the orange-yellow part of the Mongolian flag.

The hair molded into spikes represents the Mongols 'punk' lifestyle

The color red represents the blood that's on their hands, which led them to the powerful rulers we know of today.

The piercings on this image represent the traditional Mongolian piercings that were flaunted Nialami. “Traditional Mongolian Jewelry.” Google, Google, www.google.com/url?sa=i.

The black lipstick symbolizes the death, and the fear of death, that the Mongols carried with them

The colorful eyebrows and eyeshadow symbolizes the boldness of the Mongols and conquering central Asia despite different challenges that may have arose.

Concert Setup/ Stage

The spikes surrounding the area of the stage corresponds with mongolian architecture.

The red decor on the stage corresponds with the Mongolian empire.

The blue fountain corresponds with the blue on the Mongolian flag.