Second 7" for the year 1995, this time on the German label Screamin' Apple.
Once again, the line-up has changed, as notes Wikipedia :
Finally, Brian Goodman of Rochester NY's The Projectiles replaced drummer Dave Pollack for the final two singles: "Devil's Weed b/w Tamala" (Screaming Apple 1995) and "Problems b/w Drambuie" (Cacophone 1996).
I assume the a-side song is an allusion to a 1949 anti-drug movie issued under several titles, among them Wild Weed, Marijuana, the Devil's Weed, She Shoulda Said 'No'!
The flip features a nice garage song, too. Overall, the output of this band stands a high standard of quality, despite—or sometimes because of—the rough sound of some of their records.
