Screaming Trees - Strange Things Happening - The Ellensburg Demos 1986-88 (RSD 2024)
Screaming Trees - Strange Things Happening - The Ellensburg Demos 1986-88 (RSD 2024)
Format: Vinyl LP
UPC: 793227079033
Release Date: 04/20/24
Condition: N
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Event: RECORD STORE DAY 2024
Release Date: 4/20/2024
Format: LP
Label: Screaming Trees LLC/Vinyl Voice Edition
Quantity: 3500
Release type: 'RSD First' Release
Ellensburg, Washington is known for the world’s 3rd largest three-day rodeo, 90’s NFL legends Brian Habib and Drew Bledsoe and as the hometown of seminal Northwest band Screaming Trees. In the late 80’s, Ellensburg residents were often confronted with the strangely primitive sounds of the band emanating from their headquarters in the back room of the Conner family’s Main Street store, New World Video. Here was the scene of creation of songs from the band’s early Velvetone and SST albums. During this prolific time, much of the band’s music never made it beyond their own ears but was fortunately captured on Gary Lee Conner’s 4 track cassette recorder. Those cassettes have survived, intact, down to this day and have now made their way to this recording. So now, transport yourself back to New World Video, in late 80’s Ellensburg, and hear the weird things happening.
Tracklist
Side A
Electrify
What’s Never Been
When It Comes Around
Next To Myself
Now Or Never
Side B
Baby Nicotine
Take Another Look
Carousel
Bring Down The Sun
Weird Thing Happening
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