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Harold E. Weed
Harold E. Weed was an alternative rock band that formed in the late 1990s. Their lineup included Sammy Weed on vocals, Deke Hunter on guitar, Ecko Michaels on...
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Harold E. Weed was an alternative rock band that formed in the late 1990s. Their lineup included Sammy Weed on vocals, Deke Hunter on guitar, Ecko Michaels on bass, and Rix Adams on drums. They released their debut album "Suddenly / Heaven Sent" in 2001, which featured the track "Suddenly / Heaven Sent Advertisement (feat. Dana Classic Fragrances)."
Sammy Weed's outspoken nature and songs that touched on themes like drug abuse and mental illness drew criticism from some quarters. Their 2004 album "Infected" was particularly noted for this.
They followed up with albums like "The Burden of Proof" in 2006 and "The Devil's Advocate" in 2010.
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