In a world where resources are scarce, it's rare to find a studio as environmentally conscious as Tree. See how this Atlanta hothouse is revolutionizing the relationship a studio can have with our planet.
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Posted by: teresa at March 16, 2008 06:18 AM
Tree Sound Studios is truly awesome! Bringing music and environment awareness together in the truest of forms... God Bless you. Keep up the awesome effort.
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Posted by: marianella at May 7, 2008 11:13 AM
Environmental concerns are well and good, but I am really sick and tired of SOME of it, such as Al Gore's ridiculous man made global warming farce!! Environmental wackos have cause so much damage to our way of life in America, to the point of absurdity-yes we should take care of what God has given us, but the political agenda of most of the wackos has absolutely NOTHING to do with our planet's well being. (yes the earth is going to burn up eventually, but God said HE is gonna do it-not MAN!!!)
Posted by: chuck thomas at May 23, 2008 01:46 PM
lol - gl d3wd - you have like three to five years before the ozone layer goes *pop* and all those cars on the street start exploding from excess sunlight...
but on a lighter note - the url is a page where i have put an environmental plan to put up a humongous forest in So Cal (help0s protect the ozone layer) and also take care of any water shortage there for the foreseeable future
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Posted by: Geoff at June 4, 2008 10:08 AM
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Posted by: anji laneis shannon at June 30, 2008 12:10 PM
so...the Beatles are responsible for global warming?
(see Tree Sound.)
Posted by: gorillafist at July 19, 2008 03:03 AM
Thank god we are still the world.....just fallow the stream of water back to were it flows down all the streams, and then we all be rich in the need for fresh water coming down the pure mother nature providing more wisdom to save our world. tank you and bless you kid. i am starting to love pandora
Posted by: canapas at July 25, 2008 12:51 PM
Thrilling to see some debate on here...
Gorillafist, I really don't read Paul Diaz's quote as blaming the Beatles for not being environmentalists... he was merely saying that artists have a wide reach in what they say, so they could make a huge difference in public awareness of such issues if they choose to do so.
Canapas, thanks for the warm words. Very kind of you.
Posted by: Kevin Seal at August 19, 2008 04:50 PM
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