Never heard of Screaming Trees, so I never would've gotten that one.
Screaming Trees is criminally underrated. They're one of the earliest grunge bands, and it's a crying shame that they were never able to reach the success that the more well-known Seattle bands did.
Screaming trees was the first one I got, mostly just because I know the band and that made it a super obvious clue.
Good band, check them out!
Or at least listen to the Mark Lanegan era of QOTSA.
Screaming Trees are fun. I think they had some radio play with I Nearly Lost You
That was my only guess for those and I felt dead sure there was no way that could be right. They wouldn't make it that easy.
Same one I got caught on too, never heard of these fuckers... I was running all different tree types though my head.. yelling oak, loud pines, screaming willow
I guessed it based on the picture but I've never heard of them either
Or Treepeople, but that's an equally obscure Built to Spill predecessor.
Never heard of Screaming Trees, so I never would've gotten that one.
Screaming Trees is criminally underrated. They're one of the earliest grunge bands, and it's a crying shame that they were never able to reach the success that the more well-known Seattle bands did.
Screaming trees was the first one I got, mostly just because I know the band and that made it a super obvious clue.
Good band, check them out!
Or at least listen to the Mark Lanegan era of QOTSA.
Apparently the Screaming Trees do exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screaming_Trees
Screaming Trees are fun. I think they had some radio play with I Nearly Lost You
That was my only guess for those and I felt dead sure there was no way that could be right. They wouldn't make it that easy.
Same one I got caught on too, never heard of these fuckers... I was running all different tree types though my head.. yelling oak, loud pines, screaming willow
I guessed it based on the picture but I've never heard of them either
Or Treepeople, but that's an equally obscure Built to Spill predecessor.