This 1980 release represents one of Bruce’s most creative bands, the Late Bronze Age. During this time he was making music that was totally unlike anything else in the world. "Farmers Earn Livings" is particularly magical, an Eastern-flavored jam with some of Bruce’s most cryptic lyrics. "A Stained Soul Cringes … " marries a rock-solid groove with more bizarre lyrics, and gave the name to Bruce’s later band, the Stained Souls. "Pen Pals Diminished" and "Rehearsals for Fainting" are more classic Bruce insanity at its very best. Features the previously unreleased bonus track "Seven Men in a Bazooka."
NCO Housing 2:59
King Greed 3:25
A Stained Soul Cringes at the Small Details in the Mirror of Embarrassment 3:42
Fat Brooms Brush the Number Bush 3:53
Farmers Earn Livings 4:35
The Late Bronze Age 3:05
Pen Pals Diminished 4:00
When In Doubt Go Completely Out ... Or Do Something Familiar 2:00
Merged Moons 5:59
Rehearsals for Fainting (Been False Accused) 4:02
BONUS TRACK
Seven Men in a Bazooka 9:00
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