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Fat Possum is proud to reissue four titles from his early career - "Townes Van Zandt," "Our Mother the Mountain," "Delta Momma Blues," and "Flyin' Shoes" - that comprise an essential introduction to his best songs. ) / Life In Between / Lay It Right / Crash & Burn / When You Want Me / World Is Falling Apart / Stay On The Ground / Can’t Get Even / Entertaining The Notions / Kline Description 'Porshe' is the debut album from Brighton based Belgian-American 'Speelburg'. The four titles are the first in a series of Townes Van Zandt reissues that Fat Possum is undertaking in conjunction with the Van Zandt estate. - Amazon is a force to be reckoned with. is a force to be reckoned with. Cat: SNATCH 148 While Clash magazine described his sound as “other-worldly, startlingly unique electro pop”, The Line Of Best Fit called it “perfect millennial slice of wonky pop”, with Pigeons & Planes taking it a step further declaring; “Speelburg.
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A. Douglas
and grief and the consequences it leads it’s explores the addiction of drugs and the consequences of it and how you have to face the struggles that comes along with it. The cover is bright and interesting, it would make me want to pick it up in a book store, and it’s the type of novel that I’ll want to read again in the future.
JoanieC
She needs to clear her mind, accept the past in order to move forward. It's a great debut. This book is emotional and I felt empathetic towards Mary and her struggles she went through life. Who they are today is shaped by the past.
Mina
TJ needs his mum, he also needs to help her to help him. This book is so fraught with emotion.
It's a heavy book in parts and moves between present day and the past. I would definitely recommend.
‘Mother Mother’ is the debut novel by Annie MacManus that’s set in Belfast and tells of Mary’s experiences, her dysfunctional family while growing up, her pregnancy and unconditional love for TJ. For Mary her past was difficult and ultimately she sacrifices who she could be for the love for her son. It examining the cost of unconditional love.
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