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Hamilton Leithauser - Black Hours (LP, Album + 12", S/Sided, EP + Dlx, Ltd, 180) (Mint (M))Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Mint (M) sealed Notes: Includes a 10 page booklet with artwork for each of the 10 songs on the main album. Includes a download code. 2014 Ribbon Music, LLC. Hamilton Leithauser published by Bambotronic ASCAP. Paul Maroon published by Paul Maroon Music. Rostam Batmanglij published by Rostam Batmanglij Music ASCAP. Paul Maroon administered by Ribbon Music Publishing c o Domino Publishing Company USA (Marron
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Includes a 10-page booklet with artwork for each of the 10 songs on the main album. Includes a download code. ℗ © 2014 Ribbon Music, LLC. Hamilton Leithauser published by Bambotronic / ASCAP. Paul Maroon published by Paul Maroon Music. Rostam Batmanglij published by Rostam Batmanglij Music / ASCAP. Paul Maroon administered by Ribbon Music Publishing c/o Domino Publishing Company USA (Marron Music / ASCAP). All songs recorded at Vox Studios, Los Angeles except "Self Pity" recorded at Vox Studios and Inner Ear Studios, Washington, D.C., "Alexandra" was recorded at Plymouth & Adams, Brooklyn, NY, Vox Studios and Inner Ear Studios and "I Retired" was recorded at Plymouth & Adams and Vox Studios. All songs mixed at Toast Studios, London, UK except "I Retired" and "Alexandra." Strings recorded at St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn Heights, NY. All songs mastered at The Lodge. Artwork: 5 AM: Photograph © Fred J Maroon. The Silent Orchestra: Michael Crespo, Ibis In The Night, 200, Collection of the Museum of Southern Art © Estate of Michael Crespo. Alexandra: Richard Swift, Squaw, 2014, used with artist's permission. 11 O'Clock Friday Night: Photography © Fred J Maroon. St. Mary's County: Mark Leithauser King George, 1979, used with artist's permission. Self Pity: The Jolly Corner III:7 1971 Peter Milton. I Retired: Crest of the District of Columbia. I Don't Need Anyone: Photograph © Fred J Maroon. Bless Your Heart: Mark Leithauser Garden Lion, 1984, used with artist's permission. The Smallest Splinter: Photograph © Brutus Maroon. Waltz: Photograph © Matt Barrick. In Our Time (I'll Always Love You): Imogen Cunningham, 1936 © 2014 The Imogen Cunningham Trust B. Utrecht: Xico Greenwald, Untitled, detail. I'll Never Love Again: Flip Shulke, Freshly Painted Floats.
A1. 5 AM
A2. The Silent Orchestra
A3. Alexandra
A4. 11 O'Clock Friday Night
A5. St. Mary's County
B1. Self Pity
B2. I Retired
B3. I Don't Need Anyone
B4. Bless Your Heart
B5. The Smallest Splinter
C1. Waltz
C2. In Our Time (I'll Always Love You)
C3. Utrecht
C4. I'll Never Love Again
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Barcode 887834003533
Matrix / Runout RBN 035 A 5-89942
Matrix / Runout RBN 035 B 5-89943
Matrix / Runout 5-90107 RBN-035 LPX
Rights Society ASCAP
Phonographic Copyright (p) Ribbon Music, LLC.
Copyright (c) Ribbon Music, LLC.
Published By Bambotronic
Published By Paul Maroon Music
Published By Rostam Batmanglij Music
Published By Ribbon Music Publishing
Published By Domino Publishing Co. USA
Recorded At Vox Recording Studios
Recorded At Inner Ear Studios
Recorded At Plymouth & Adams
Recorded At St. Ann's Cathedral, Brooklyn
Mixed At Toast (4)
Mastered At The Lodge, New York
Copyright (c) Fred Maroon
Copyright (c) The Estate Of Michael Crespo
Copyright (c) Brutus Maroon
Copyright (c) Matt Barrick
Copyright (c) The Imogen Cunningham Trust B
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★★★★★ 4
Good read
"I know you were once an child with dreams but I once your child with my own dreams." Is a quote that relates to this book.While it needs to be edited more and some mistakes fixed, this has allowed me and many others to understand our parents better and work towards fixing what they have done or even what they failed to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Guidelines for Self-awareness and change
This book’s focus, to me, was about self-awareness: 1 to what degree were my parents emotionally immature and what impact, if any, did this impact me?; 2. To what degree have I grown and developed in emotional intelligence/nurturing resilience?; and what impact did my behaviors have on my children’s development? An interesting exercise
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025
★★★★★ 5
This book addresses a rarely discussed issue. Thank you Mike Palm!
Very informative book! Identifying, defining and problem solving is very clear. This book is an easy read as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025
★★★★★ 5
A Practical Guide to Breaking the Cycle of Emotional Immaturity
“The Legacy of Emotionally Immature Parents: Gain Insights and Solutions Across the Generations to Navigate Child-Rearing Challenges, Build Healthy Relationships, and Grow Emotionally” by Mike Palm is the practical guide for parents who couldn’t fully meet emotional needs, and couldn’t give what they didn’t have and the adults still carrying the impact.
The book is quite well structured.
For example, Chapters 1–2 define emotional immaturity, trace its roots and explore how it shows up in family dynamics.
Chapter 3 focuses on breaking the cycle - identifying patterns, using boundaries, mindfulness, and behavioral change tools.
Chapter 5 is on self-care - prioritizing it without guilt, designing routines, balancing family obligations, and practicing emotional detachment.
Chapter 7 tackles forgiveness and building a legacy of emotional maturity.
Overall, this is a practical guide for anyone who grew up feeling emotionally unseen and wants to parent differently.
Highly recommended for parents who recognize emotional immaturity in their upbringing and want to stop the cycle, or anyone wanting to build healthier relationships with family members who may still carry those patterns.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Emotional neglect—more than obvious abuse—is the real wound
By Maria Castillo, LMFT “Family and Marriage Counselor,”
Academic / Research-Based Review of Healing the Legacy of Emotionally Immature Parents
Healing the Legacy of Emotionally Immature Parents
is a well-constructed and clinically grounded exploration of the long-term impact of emotional immaturity within family systems. As a family and marriage counselor, I find this book to be an invaluable resource for understanding and treating intergenerational patterns of emotional neglect, insecure attachment, and maladaptive coping strategies.
The author integrates core principles from developmental psychology, attachment theory, and systems theory to explain how emotionally immature parenting shapes the child’s internal working models and self-perception. The book clearly outlines how children raised in emotionally dysregulated or self-focused environments often develop hypervigilance, people-pleasing tendencies, emotional suppression, or role reversal—phenomena well documented in research on childhood emotional neglect and parentification.
One of the book’s strengths is its ability to translate complex psychological mechanisms into accessible language without sacrificing clinical integrity. The descriptions of emotionally immature parent subtypes parallel established constructs in family systems literature, including emotional cutoff, enmeshment, and boundary diffusion. The author also highlights how these patterns tend to be transmitted across generations unless actively disrupted through insight, boundary formation, and emotional differentiation.
From a therapeutic standpoint, the framework aligns well with evidence-based approaches such as attachment-focused therapy, trauma-informed care, and internal family systems work. The book offers practical tools that support emotional regulation, cognitive reframing, and boundary setting—interventions consistently supported by current research in relational and developmental trauma.
Overall, *Healing the Legacy of Emotionally Immature Parents* is a robust and clinically relevant text. It serves not only as a validating resource for clients but also as a practical companion for clinicians working with adults who struggle with unresolved childhood emotional injury. Its emphasis on differentiation, self-leadership, and intergenerational healing makes it a meaningful contribution to the literature on family therapy and adult attachment.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025