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Treepeople was an
alternative rock band from Boise, Idaho,
although its
members were
officially based in Seattle, Washington. The band was
originally composed...
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TreePeople is an
educational and
training environmental advocacy organization based in Los Angeles, California. The
TreePeople organization advocates and...
- as the band's 19th best. Seattle-based,
Idaho indie rock/grunge band
Treepeople covered "Bigmouth
Strikes Again" on
their 1992
double EP
Something Vicious...
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relocation in court. The last
holdouts were
forced off the land in
March 2006.
TreePeople and
Mountains Restoration Trust are
working to
restore the area to its...
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frontman Kevin Griffin, Superchunk,
Rites of Spring,
Buffalo Tom, and
Treepeople. In an
interview with Dave
Fanning for RTÉ's
Planet Rock
Profiles before...
- "Disney
Channel Earth Day",
where she and
other Disney stars met with
TreePeople to
teach children how to care for the
environment with
small changes in...
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prefer to
believe there is.
David Zucker has been an
active supporter of
TreePeople since 1988 and is now the
longest continuously serving board member (1990)...
- Dead, Polvo,
Something for Kate, Superchunk, Metz, Jawbox, Pg. 99, and
Treepeople. Kim
Gordon – vocals, b****,
guitar (1981–2011)
Thurston Moore – vocals...
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Better Than Ezra, Toadies, Ash, Ride,
Veruca Salt, Sleeper, Lemuria, and
Treepeople. No
music videos were
released from Come On
Pilgrim or
Surfer Rosa, but...
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became Built to Spill's highest-charting
album of
their career.
Former Treepeople guitarist/vocalist Doug
Martsch formed Built to
Spill in 1992 with Brett...
