1990 Compilation “Screaming Life/Fopp” Reissue From Soundgarden to Hit Stores in November [VIDEO]

Here's a special treat for Soundgarden fans: The group's first record label, Sub Pop, has announced that it'll be reissuing the band's long-out-of-print 1990 compilation Screaming Life/Fopp.

The remastered set, which is comprised of Soundgarden's first two EPs, includes the original 10 tracks and "Sub Pop Rock City," a cut that was originally featured on 1988's Sub Pop 200 compilation.

To celebrate the upcoming release, Sub Pop has posted a video for "Nothing to Say" on its YouTube channel.  The four-minute clip features a stream of the track, along with footage of a man rummaging through a number of old press clippings from Soundgarden's file at Sub Pop Records.

Screaming Life/Fopp will be available at all the usual digital outlets and on vinyl starting November 26.  Here's the track list:

"Hunted Down"
"Entering"
"Tears to Forget"
"Nothing to Say"
"Little Joe"
"Hand of God"
"Sub Pop Rock City"
"Fopp"
"Fopp" (F**ked Up Heavy Dub Mix)
"Kingdom of Come"
"Swallow My Pride"