of minimalist tubing and
sustainable timber. This park has missed its make-over, it has swings and a
multi-coloured, sharp-edged helter-skelter, and the kid at the top of this sees
the duck man and points, yells something to another kid. Not wanting to
disappoint a playground full of children, the man puts on the head and walks at
the same loose, easy pace, past the swings and the slide, waving to his
audience. The kids wave back and some of them follow him to the gate where
mothers and fathers turn them back, stop them going any further. Duck Man walks
on, plastic bag swinging, and, despite the heat, he doesn’t bother to take off
the head, not even when he has turned left, out of sight of the playground and
into a complex of tall red brick buildingsable to add an OBI strip (to make the album look and
feel like it came out in Japan in 1989), emboss the cover of the album (just
like the cover of the Famicom box), and print physical copies of our liner note
booklet. Check out the graph below for more information.

Thanks
for believing in us!"

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to Shore

Highly
coveted among fans of the MOTHER series (known as Earthbound in the West), the
original soundtrack features arranged versions of the songs from the game.
Composed by Keiichi Suzuki (The Moonriders) and Hirokazu “Hip” Tanaka (Metroid, Kid Icarus), the game’s eclectic
score also features guests vocalists Catherine Warwick, Louis Philippe, Jeb
Million and the St. Pauls Cathedral Choir. The final track, “The World of MOTHER,” contains nearly
seventeen minutes of music from the actual Famicom cartridge.

These
songs will be remastered specifically for