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Screaming Trees were a grunge band formed in Ellensburg, Washington in 1985. Their sound was a mix of 60’s psychedelia and punk rock, and even though they were critically acclaimed by many, they never achieved the superstardom of their peers. Following the Dust tour, Screaming Trees took another hiatus. After a June 25th 2000 concert to celebrate the opening Seattle’s Experience Music Project, the group unsurprisingly announced their official breakup.
One of their earliest performances was in Ellensburg where they opened for future superstars Soundgarden and Faith No More. Ticket price for this show was $3.00.
The founding members were brothers Gary Lee Conner (guitars) and Van Conner (bass), vocalist Mark Lanegan, and drummer Mark Pickerel. They released several albums on the SST label, and then moved on to the Epic label later, after which Pickerel was replaced with Barrett Martin. After the band disbanded, most band members have moved on to other projects. Mark Lanegan did so most notably.
Discography:
Albums
1986 Clairvoyance
1987 Even If and Especially When
1988 Invisible Lantern
1989 Buzz Factory
1991 Uncle Anesthesia
1992 Sweet Oblivion
1996 Dust
EPs
Beat Happening - Screaming Trees (collaboration with Beat Happening)
Other Worlds
Change Has Come
Something About Today
Winter Songs Tour Tracks
Compilations
Anthology: SST Years 1985-1989
Nearly Lost You
Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996
One of their earliest performances was in Ellensburg where they opened for future superstars Soundgarden and Faith No More. Ticket price for this show was $3.00.
The founding members were brothers Gary Lee Conner (guitars) and Van Conner (bass), vocalist Mark Lanegan, and drummer Mark Pickerel. They released several albums on the SST label, and then moved on to the Epic label later, after which Pickerel was replaced with Barrett Martin. After the band disbanded, most band members have moved on to other projects. Mark Lanegan did so most notably.
Discography:
Albums
1986 Clairvoyance
1987 Even If and Especially When
1988 Invisible Lantern
1989 Buzz Factory
1991 Uncle Anesthesia
1992 Sweet Oblivion
1996 Dust
EPs
Beat Happening - Screaming Trees (collaboration with Beat Happening)
Other Worlds
Change Has Come
Something About Today
Winter Songs Tour Tracks
Compilations
Anthology: SST Years 1985-1989
Nearly Lost You
Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996
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Shadow of the Season
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More or Less
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All I Know
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Look at You
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Butterfly
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Dying Days
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Halo of Ashes
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Sworn and Broken
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For Celebrations Past
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Witness
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Julie Paradise
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Winter Song
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Make My Mind
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Shoutbox
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Weelo89 wrote:
Like Pearl Jam. Shadow of the Season has amazing, soaring vocals.
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ojosdedoblegota wrote:
This is one of the best rock bands ever... Certainly much better than other, more successful, ones.
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Aki_of_the_dead wrote:
These guys are proof that God doesn't exist. If God existed, people would know who Screaming Trees were.
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Sulisk wrote:
I love most of their songs
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JakeMcFail wrote:
It's depressing how Nirvana became more popular than the Trees. :'[
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jeffcenko wrote:
still untouchable, can´t stop to hear them...!!!
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crossdressinate wrote:
Faith No More wasn't a superstar band but Mike Patton pretty much created Avant Garde Metal as a genre and not it wasn't just a description for bands like Celtic Frost anymore. But why is this being discussed on a grunge bands shout box? lol
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crossdressinate wrote:
I remember this band, I used to listen to em a lot!
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daydreamer__ wrote:
: - )
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CurrySer wrote:
Anyone know where to get the "Unreleased" album i keep reading about?
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Twiggy_Manson wrote:
What kind of deranged parents would call their son Van and then fatten him up?
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toeunit12 wrote:
I just got Sweet Oblivion today and it's GREAT! How did this band elude me for so long...?
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Loud-Quiet-Loud wrote:
I love the fact that Mark is still going strong. His consistency is incredible. And Van is tearing it up with Valis. 'Dark Matter' was one of 09's best. Eagerly awaiting Lanegan's next move.
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Sweet_Leaf- wrote:
I don't think Faith No More were ever "superstars".
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joeylandshark wrote:
this band is just a reminder of how great late 80s and early 90s music was amazing i really wish i was born a little earlier but hey i'm stoked i found them on here
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UtopiaOfBastard wrote:
this band... oh is a magic. when I first got into them, I couldn't stop listening. It was love from first listen... Then, I must admit, I stopped using this drug, called "uncle anesthesia". I'm in again. pure beauty, pure magic
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Isacco_Nucleare wrote:
Sweet Oblivion.
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SixFootPianist wrote:
I'm just getting reacquainted with "Even If and Especially When", and damn it's a great little garage rock album. Ok, must confess, I ILLEGALLY DOWNLOADED it. Sorry boys. Mitigating circumstances: the CD's out of production, it's not available for legal download anywhere, and I have a genuine worn out cassette copy somewhere in my attic that I paid REAL money for back in the day. Please don't send the Connor boys round.
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ZoloftSmoothie wrote:
Nearly Lost You is in Guitar Hero 5. was a pleasant surprise
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S1apSh0es wrote:
"One of their earliest performances was in Ellensburg where they opened for future superstars Soundgarden and Faith No More. Ticket price for this show was $3.00." *spooge*
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