| Farced |  | Artist: Volcano Suns
Label: Sst Records
Category: Music
Buy New: $18.98
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Rating:  3 reviews
Media: LP Record
Discs: 1
UPC: 018861021010
EAN: 0018861021010
ASIN: B0000502QU
Release Date: October 17, 1990
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Condition: 1988 orig press
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| Tracks:
| • | Can I Have the Key | | • | Brother Superior | | • | Belly Full of Lead | | • | Meat Potatoes | | • | Definite Maybe | | • | Where the Wrecks Go | | • | Nature and Me | | • | Laff Riot | | • | Slopen Hood | | • | Commune | | • | What's Happening to Me? | | • | Shriney | | • | Neck of Rubber |
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| Customer Reviews:
 One of their best June 13, 2005
Crass Gnat
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Volcano Suns is a band from Massachusetts that was active mostly in the second half of the '80s and whose accomplishments as indie-rock pioneers are, to this day, VASTLY unrecognized and overlooked. While "Bright Orange Years" and "All Night Lotus Party" are undeniably the best Volcano Suns albums in existence, they are both pretty rare (especially the first, which was only released on vinyl). "Farced" is nearly as good as those records and *relatively* easy to find. Be warned, though: the album represents a sonic departure for the band and sounds like no other LP in their catalog. VS fans may contact me: iggyblack AT msn dot com. Peace.
 Worth it for "Brother Superior" December 28, 2004
Jeffrey Jotz (Rahway, NJ USA)
Those of us who missed the early breakup of Mission of Burma in the 1980s reveled in powerful offerings like this from MoB drummer Peter Prescott. Some songs are great, and some I'm not too fond of, but this CD is worth getting your hands on.
Suns Worshipper July 25, 2003
Richard Macpherson (Maine, United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Farced is one of the better albums by one of the great post-punk 80's bands. If "Brother Superior" won't convince you that you've entered a twisted and wonderful realm, "Nature and Me" will more than drive it home. This power trio from Boston, headed by ex- Mission of Burma drummer Peter Prescott, creates hi energy music where the drumming actually matters and the lyrics are more than just about women and lust. The resulting bundle of sound will rip you a new one. This band is woefully underepresented on CD and that's a shame- go out to your favorite used record store and demand they show you "The Bright Orange Years", "Bumper Crop", "All Night Lotus Party", and this offering. Do it today!
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