Rock band formed in Ellensburg, Washington, USA, in 1984.
Screaming Trees was a unique voice in the Pacific Northwest "grunge" scene. Their sound was more psychedelic, garage-rock, and '70s hard rock influenced which made them stand out amongst their peers.
After a couple independent releases on local Velvetone Records (2), they were signed to Velvetone Records (2) where they released 3 albums (from 1987 to 1989) before making the jump to Velvetone Records (2) Records in 1990. Their Epic debut "Uncle Anesthesia" was released around the same time as major label debuts from Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice In Chains hit the stores... but Screaming Trees didn't have their first hit until their second Epic album "Sweet Oblivion" came out and their first single from that album appeared on the soundtrack for the movie "Singles".
The band broke up in 2000, and Mark Lanegan continued his solo projects from there.
Mark Lanegan and Barrett Martin were also involved in the side-project Mad Season along with Alice In Chains singer Layne Staley.
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June 25, 2000
Memorial Stadium
Seattle, Washington, United Stateslast show ever
1. Halo of Ashes
2. All I Know
3. Shadow of the Season
4. Caught Between
5. No One Knows
6. Dime Western
7. Look at You
8. Dying Days
9. Nearly Lost You
10. Dollar Bill
11. Cold Rain
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
1. Change Has Come
2. Where the Twain Shall Meet
March 4, 2000
The Viper Room
West Hollywood, California, United States1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Sworn and Broken
4. Caught Between
5. Anita Grey
6. Cold Rain
7. Shadow of the Season
8. No One Knows
9. Witness
10. Revelator
11. Dime Western
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
13. Julie Paradise
1. Where the Twain Shall Meet
2. Dollar Bill
February 3, 2000
The Viper Room
West Hollywood, California, United States1. Shadow of the Season
2. Change Has Come
3. Dying Days
4. Sworn and Broken
5. Ash Gray Sunday
6. Dime Western
7. Dollar Bill
8. Cold Rain
9. Witness
10. Revelator
11. Halo of Ashes
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
13. Julie Paradise
14. No One Knows
15. Where the Twain Shall Meet
16. Caught Between
September 12, 1998
The Roxy
West Hollywood, California, United StatesSource: Set list grabbed from stage. "Proposal" is written between "Change Has Come" and "All I Know."
1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Caught Between
4. Nearly Lost You
5. Dollar Bill
6. Butterfly
7. Winter Song
8. Change Has Come
9. All I Know
10. Witness
11. Dime Western
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
13. Shadow Song
14. Where the Twain Shall Meet
15. Ash Gray Sunday
16. Julie Paradise
September 11, 1998
Club Townsend
San Francisco, California, United States1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Caught Between
4. Nearly Lost You
5. Dollar Bill
6. Butterfly
7. Look at You
8. Change Has Come
9. All I Know
10. Witness
11. Dime Western
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
1. Shadow of the Season
2. Where the Twain Shall Meet
3. Ash Gray Sunday
4. Julie Paradise
1. Winter Song
2. Troubled Times
September 7, 1998
Memorial Stadium
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJosh Homme played this entire set on second guitar.
1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Caught Between
4. Nearly Lost You
5. Dollar Bill
6. Butterfly
7. Look at You
8. Change Has Come
9. All I Know
10. Witness
11. Dime Western
12. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
13. Shadow of the Season
14. Where the Twain Shall Meet
15. Ash Gray Sunday
16. Julie Paradise
September 5, 1998
La Luna
Portland, Oregon, United States1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Caught Between
4. Winter Song
5. Nearly Lost You
6. Look at You
7. Witness
8. All I Know
9. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
10. Dollar Bill
11. Dime Western
12. Butterfly
13. Shadow of the Season
1. Where the Twain Shall Meet
2. Ash Gray Sunday
3. Julie Paradise
July 9, 1998
Memorial Stadium
Seattle, Washington, United States1. Nearly Lost You
2. Dollar Bill
3. Butterfly
4. Look at You
June 29, 1997
Showbox Comedy and Supper Club
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJune 25, 1997
Memorial Stadium
Seattle, Washington, United StatesMarch 26, 1997
Slim's
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 23, 1997
RKCNDY
Seattle, Washington, United StatesMarch 22, 1997
La Luna
Portland, Oregon, United StatesMarch 21, 1997
Capitol Theater
Olympia, Washington, United States1. Halo of Ashes
2. Winter Song
3. Butterfly
4. All I Know
5. Witness
6. Sworn and Broken
7. Dying Days
8. Nearly Lost You
9. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
10. Julie Paradise
1. Bed of Roses
2. What Goes On(The Velvet Underground cover)
3. Memory of a Free Festival(David Bowie cover)
March 19, 1997
Showbox Comedy and Supper Club
Seattle, Washington, United States1. Change Has Come
2. Halo of Ashes
3. All I Know
4. Butterfly
5. Caught Between
6. Witness
7. Sworn and Broken
8. Dying Days
9. Nearly Lost You
10. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
11. Julie Paradise
1. (There'll Be) Peace In the Valley (For Me)(Thomas A. Dorsey cover)
2. Dime Western
3. Shadow of the Season
4. Gut Feeling (Slap Your Mammy)(DEVO cover)
March 18, 1997
Showbox Comedy and Supper Club
Seattle, Washington, United StatesSetlist incomplete
1. Halo of Ashes
2. Dying Days
3. Nearly Lost You
4. Gut Feeling (Slap Your Mammy)(DEVO cover)
March 16, 1997
The Rage
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada1. Halo of Ashes
2. Butterfly
3. All I Know
4. Witness
5. Dying Days
6. Nearly Lost You
7. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
8. Julie Paradise
1. Shadow of the Season
2. Gut Feeling (Slap Your Mammy)(DEVO cover)
March 15, 1997
Viking Union Main Lounge
Bellingham, Washington, United StatesNovember 30, 1996
Later With Jools Holland, BBC Television Centre
London, England, United Kingdom1. Halo of Ashes
2. Winter Song
3. All I Know
November 16, 1996
Paradiso Grote Zaal
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands1. Shadow Song
2. Winter Song
3. Caught Between
4. Witness
5. All I Know
6. Gospel Plow([traditional] cover)
7. Dime Western
8. Nearly Lost You
9. Halo of Ashes
Screaming Trees has released 100+ albums. Some of their notable releases include You’re No Big Deal (Grunge, The U.S. Underground And Beyond 1984-1994), Weird Things Happening, Wrong Turn To Jahannam (Live From Egg Studio 1991). Explore their complete discography on this page.
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