Change Has Come is the second EP from Screaming Trees, released in 1989. It was the only record the band put out through Sub Pop, and the cover photograph was taken by Charles Peterson. Drummer Mark Pickerel called it "our best recorded moment", which says a good deal about how the band felt about the session.

It sits at a turning point in their story. It followed Buzz Factory, also from 1989, and after it the group moved to Epic Records, where they made Uncle Anesthesia, Sweet Oblivion, Dust and the Something About Today EP. For anyone tracing the band's grunge years before the major-label era, this short release is the place to hear them at the end of their Sub Pop chapter.

Change Has Come: tracklist and credits

4 tracks · 15:00

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1Change Has ComeScreaming Trees3:17
  3. 2Days3:47
  4. Disc 2
  5. 1Time Speaks Her Golden Tongue3:46
  6. 2Flashes4:10
Produced by
Steve Fisk, Jack Endino
Recorded at
Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, Washington
Recorded
1989
Labels
Glitterhouse Records, Sub Pop (048), Glitterhouse (080)
Length
15:00

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MusicBrainz1 December 1989
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1989DEGlitterhouse Recordsother
1 December 1989USSub Pop Recordsoriginal
1990DEGlitterhouse Recordsother
1990USSub Pop Recordsother
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