Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan: Ballad of the Broken Seas (V2, January 2006) Ballad of the Broken Seas is a collaboration between Scottish singer Isobel Campbell, formerly with Glasgow's acclaimed Belle & Sebastian, and vocalist Mark Laneghan, who made his reputation with Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age.
Character is like a tree and reputation like its shadow.
Though I won't impugn Trees's reputation by suggesting he used plotting software, let's just say the book's schematic narrative could help teach a geometry class.
The tree gained a sinister reputation as the "Hanging Tree" when two people hanged themselves from its branches, both due to being subjected to the forced removals.
Sloth is no sin... and, contrary to reputation, no slouch at climbing trees either.
In Laguna, eucalyptus trees have a mixed reputation.
After all, by helping his team win championships, Brown added considerable financial value to the reputations of everyone connected to the Paul Brown-coaching tree, including Bill Walsh and Mike Holmgren himself.
They also brew liquor from the flowers of the mahua tree and, because of this and a reputation for banditry, were deemed a "criminal caste" by the British.
But they are murdering and felling completely healthy 100-year-old trees that have given Sheffield its green reputation.
Around 734 BCE, Greek colonists from Corinth introduced figs, pomegranates, olive trees, grapes and vineyards, building a considerable reputation for Sicilian wines.
