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Artist  - Screaming Trees
Title   - Sweet Oblivion (1992)

Genre   - Rock                       Time    - 68:25
Label   - HNE Recordings             Size    - 173.23 MB

Format  - Album Remastered           Bitrate - 320 kbps
Year    - 2019                       Freq    - 44.1 kHz
Source  - MP3                        Encoder - Lame 3.99.5

01. Shadow Of The Season                              4:34
02. Nearly Lost You                                   4:06
03. Dollar Bill                                       4:33
04. More Or Less                                      3:10
05. Butterfly                                         3:20
06. For Celebrations Past                             4:07
07. The Secret Kind                                   3:07
08. Winter Song                                       3:42
09. Troubled Times                                    5:19
10. No One Knows                                      5:09
11. Julie Paradise                                    5:03
12. Maybe (Van's New One) (Bonus Track)               3:35
13. E.S.K. (Bonus Track)                              4:08
14. (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)        2:48
(Bonus Track)
15. Winter Song (Acoustic Version) (Bonus Track)      3:50
16. Song Of A Baker (Bonus Track)                     3:40
17. Tomorrow's Dream (Bonus Track)                    4:14

Where many of their Seattle-based contemporaries dealt in
reconstructed Black Sabbath and Stooges riffs, Screaming
Trees fused '60s psychedelia and garage rock with '70s hard
rock and '80s punk. Over the course of their career, their
more abrasive punk roots eventually gave way to a hard-edged,
rootsy psychedelia that drew from rock and folk equally.

After releasing several albums on indie labels like SST and
Sub Pop, Screaming Trees moved to Epic Records in 1989.
Though they were one of the first Seattle bands to sign with
a major label, the group never attained the popularity of
fellow Northwestern bands (and friends) like Nirvana and
Soundgarden, largely due to their erratic work schedule.

Throughout their career, the Trees were notorious for
drinking and fighting, which caused them to break up briefly
at several points in their career. Nevertheless, the band
managed to cultivate a dedicated following, which included
not only fans but also fellow musicians.

discogs.com/release/13755930-Screaming-Trees-Sweet-Oblivion

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