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They were already there when grunge exploded in Seattle, but Screaming Trees always had a more psychedelic sound than their guitar-wielding cohorts in the area. They dove into a more straight-ahead hard-rocking sound on this 1992 Epic LP, which bafflingly didn’t skyrocket (like the albums of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains did) but remains a classic of the era: "Nearly Lost You" (featured on the "Singles" soundtrack), "Dollar Bill," "Butterfly," "More or Less" and more. This reissue features a glowing 4500-word essay and the bonus tracks "Maybe (Van’s New One)" (sung by bassist Van Conner), the album outtake "E.S.K.," "Winter Song" (acoustic version), their cover of Black Sabbath’s "Tomorrow’s Dream" and more! HNE.