The Weeds

At least five groups called themselves 'The Weeds'. 1) The Weeds were Fred Cole's (later founder and frontman of the legendary Dead Moon) second band but the suits being suits forced the band to moonlight under the cutesy Lollipop Shoppe tag to lure in sweet-toothed teens. Thankfully, the sound doesn't change from name to name; this is tough, acid-laced garage rock from the cradle of the sound, the Pacific Northwest.

1) The Weeds were Fred Cole's (later founder and frontman of the legendary Dead Moon) second band but the suits being suits forced the band to moonlight under the cutesy Lollipop Shoppe tag to lure in sweet-toothed teens. Thankfully, the sound doesn't change from name to name; this is tough, acid-laced garage rock from the cradle of the sound, the Pacific Northwest. The Weeds gained notice in garage rock circles, and their only single, "It's Your Time" b/w "Little Girl," has become a collectors' favorite. It is a snarling, raw example of '60s punk, and the a-side appeared on one of the Nuggets anthologies.

2) The Weeds, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1985
Members Robert Scott (bass, backing vocals), Shayne Carter (guitar, backing vocals), Michael Morley (guitar, vocals), Chris Healy (drums), John Collie
(drums), Jeff Harford (vocals).
Made 1 album - 'Pay It All Back'. ncluded in the 'Flying Nun 25th Anniversary Boxset'.

3) Manchester, United Kingdom
Created and Disbanded 1986
Members Simon Wolstencroft (drums), Andrew Berry (vocals, guitar), Nick Arrojo, Carrie Lawson, Mike Rocco (bass)
Made a single only.

4) Philadelphia, PA, United States around 2004.
Members Emily Ana Zeitlyn (vocals), Robert C. Wolter (drums, accordion), Colin Boylan (guitar), Devin Greenwood (bass)

5) The Weeds 1998-92 Made two albums 'Windchill' and 'King Crow'