℗ 2013 Sub Pop Records
Released November 11, 2013
Duration 40m 28s
Record Label Sub Pop Records
Genre Alternative Rock
 

Screaming Life/Fopp

Soundgarden

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1.1
Hunted Down (Remastered)
Soundgarden
2:42
1.2
Entering (Remastered)
Soundgarden
4:34
1.3
Tears to Forget (Remastered)
Soundgarden
2:01
1.4
Nothing to Say (Remastered)
Soundgarden
3:58
1.5
Little Joe (Remastered)
Soundgarden
4:30
1.6
Hand of God (Remastered)
Soundgarden
4:26
1.7
Sub Pop Rock City (Remastered)
Soundgarden
3:15
1.8
Fopp (Remastered)
Soundgarden
3:38
1.9
Fopp (Fucked Up Heavy Dub Mix / Remastered)
Soundgarden
6:28
1.10
Kingdom of Come (Remastered)
Soundgarden
2:36
1.11
Swallow My Pride (Remastered)
Soundgarden
2:20
From the depths of the Sub Pop archives comes a reissue of Soundgarden’s thunderous opening salvo, Screaming Life, plus bonus tracks from the Fopp EP and Sub Pop 200 compilation. All tracks have been remastered by Seattle studio wizard and producer of the original Screaming Life and Sub Pop 200 sessions, Jack Endino, who had this to say about it: “Ah, Screaming Life, Soundgarden’s debut, and one of the first real records I made for anyone outside my own band. I already knew Soundgarden pretty well, since they and Skin Yard had shared the stage many times in Seattle’s tiny club scene circa 1985-1986. Soon after opening Reciprocal Recording in July 1986, there I was with Soundgarden, trying to make the most of our eight tracks. Somehow, we found room for all of Matt Cameron’s ‘bonus tubs,’ Hiro’s primordial Fender bass, and a whopping four tracks to share between Kim Thayil’s mad guitar psychedelia and Chris Cornell’s still-expanding voice. ‘Nothing To Say’ was the song that made us all look at each other and go, ‘uh, holy crap, how did we do this?’ Stuff started happening. A&M came calling. SST agreed to put out their next record. But Soundgarden was not finished with Sub Pop. They contributed ‘Sub Pop Rock City,’ about Seattle’s then-rising ‘grunge’ scene, to the Sub Pop 200 comp; and they threw everyone a curveball with Steve Fisk-produced Ohio Players and Green River covers on the Fopp EP. The glorious vistas of a major label future awaited them. To quote Kim from an old interview, ‘It was karma, it was dogma, it was dog breath.’"
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Sub Pop Records Studio Masters

Tracks 1-8, 10, 11 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source Track 9 – 44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 96 kHz / 24-bit
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.39
-0.43 to -0.22
-13.87
-15.60 to -12.71
-11.08
-13.00 to -10.00
9
8 to 11
1
Hunted Down (Remastered)
-0.43-13.94-10.99
2
Entering (Remastered)
-0.43-13.78-10.88
3
Tears to Forget (Remastered)
-0.43-12.97-10.09
4
Nothing to Say (Remastered)
-0.22-12.71-10.28
5
Little Joe (Remastered)
-0.39-15.60-13.011
6
Hand of God (Remastered)
-0.38-13.89-10.79
7
Sub Pop Rock City (Remastered)
-0.43-14.50-11.59
8
Fopp (Remastered)
-0.26-13.45-11.09
9
Fopp (Fucked Up Heavy Dub Mix / Remastered)
-0.43-13.67-11.19
10
Kingdom of Come (Remastered)
-0.43-13.62-11.09
11
Swallow My Pride (Remastered)
-0.43-14.41-11.710

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