Scattered Order - A Dancing Foot And A Praying Knee Still Don't Belong On The Same Leg (CD)

Scattered Order - A Dancing Foot And A Praying Knee Still Don't Belong On The Same Leg (CD)

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Scattered Order - A Dancing Foot And A Praying Knee Still Don't Belong On The Same Leg (CD)Second album by Australian post punk electro group from 1984 A Dancing Foot And A Praying Knee Don't Belong On The Same Leg was released in 1984 on Volition Records, Australia. It was Scattered Order's second album after Prat Culture. Their sound was by then still very much in the postpunk tradition, but more electronic elements kept coming in. Of course, there are also Mitchell Jones's trademark vocals to be heard, and some noisy elements break up

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Absolutely delightful, oftentimes comical look at what is a very serious situation, collection of memorable metaphors of a memoir. A real page turner. I highly recommend it. There is a subtle recognition of a spiritual nature that we are all born with. Only some of us have the courage to live out the compelling spiritual direction that we come into the world with. Thank you Kyle.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2025

HeartFullOfBooks

Alexandria, US

★★★★★ 5

Fantastic!

Format: Hardcover

This book was fantastic! I highly recommend it.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025

Cass

Chelsea, US

★★★★★ 1

Parents beware!

Format: Hardcover

This books is about a trans child running away from home and it basically teaches children how to do it. Nearly a step by step example. Then at the end of the book the author offers “resources” and advice. The first advice the author gives is “this book itself is the advice” (meaning: run away from home) and then the author lists ways a child can get around their parents. Even telling children that if they have parental control features on their phones preventing them from looking up stuff (assuming “resources” to run away) that they can go to the library, even suggesting they ride their bike to the library so their parents don’t know, to look up “resources” at the library. My daughter was somewhat disturbed by this book. She said: “I feel like it’s trying to brainwash me into hating you! I had to remind myself of who I am like every chapter. I’m afraid for kids who don’t know better.” Parents beware!

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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025

Lisa M. Compton

New York, US

★★★★★ 1

Nasty

Format: Hardcover

Terrible blaming parent for trying to protect their child. She is committing a great moral evil. Shame on Dial Books for Young Readers for greenlighting a book with such a false, evil, and vindictive premise.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025