First click here for a unique insight into the Trees creative process

Next, hear how good the Trees really were by clicking on the tracks below.

Please note that many Trees tracks are still missing since styxs' car was broken into and a ransom was demanded. Until some-one is prepared to cough-up they will remain missing.

Full Listing of the Trees Greats

I woke up one morning

Too many days Too many nights in the foyer - written after waiting for Campbells parents in the casino foyer
Mr Jones - "Cause he's livin in a world where he fights for his rights!"
Go for Goal - the classic
Freedom (breeds more peace and a deeper mind)
Reverend Murphy - comical tale
Daffodil Street - acid induced hippy trip
Arnold Bennet - performed live at Cults Academy
Rosie - nursery rhyme
Sun - eerily prohetic tale of the disintegration of a band
Cloud 9 - poofy ballad
Gandalph - written by Styx
No Warning - featuring Andy "Fingers" Gordon on Keyboards
And so the world goes on - and on..and on..and on...
The Banker - The last ever Trees recording. Ewen yanked his guitar lead out mid-solo and stormed out of the room...never to play again.
The little song - a little song
Clubland - featuring The Crimson Set "fabulous sound"
Take a moment on a windswept day.. - recorded live in Styx's bedroom
Let it Rain (On a Bus Seat) - with sound effects of breaking glass and a horse...and a rude word
Alison - written before Elvis Costello or Specs
Mr Man (don't you know whats missin..)
The Jigsaw - The greatest Trees track of all time featuring fart like bass accompaniment.
The Waltz - featuring Sparkles on drums
Pap-para-rap - unique bootleg live version