the band's fourth major release). Sub Pop promoted the album more heavily than their past albums, releasing more versions of this album and having their songs featured on more compilations. Around this time, Seaweed toured with the bands Bad Religion and Green Day, a tour that Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt joked as "The BadGreenWeed Tour". Four contained the single "Kid Candy", which was most prominently featured in a season four episode of the TV show Beavis and Butt-head. "Losing Skin" was also released as a single from this album, and would be more prominently featured on the soundtrack for the video game NHL 2K7 13 years later. Seaweed also got another shot at exposure, as their cover of Fleetwood Mac's hit song "Go Your Own Way" was featured in the 1994 film Clerks and its soundtrack, despite being recorded a year earlier. Spanaway and Actions and Indications (1995–1999) After fulfilling their contract to Sub Pop, Seaweed signed a contract with the major record label Hollywood Records. Their 1995 album Spanaway became the band's major label debut, and their most successful to date. The single "Start With" became Seaweed's only appearance on a Billboard chart, peaking at No. 38 on the Alternative Songs chart in 1995. "Free Drug Zone" and "Magic Mountainman" also got released as promotional singles. In the summer of that year, Seaweed was notable as being a part of the lineup for the first ever Vans Warped Tour; however, unlike many of the other bands, they would not make anymore appearances after that year. They also opened for Screaming Trees throughout 1996. Despite the label's initial large financial advance and marketing promises, the album did not sell well as expected. It took the band over a year to be released from their contract. Afterwards, the band experienced their first lineup change as drummer Bulgrien left the band. He was replaced by Quicksand drummer Alan Cage. The band then decided on the label Merge Records as their next home. The label was putting out albums by Seaweed's friends such as Superchunk and Neutral Milk Hotel, and so the transition was seamless. The band's final album, Actions and Indications, came out in early 1999; however, the exposure from their previous two albums had diminished, and the band was exhausted from touring. After playing an anniversary show for Merge Records in the summer of 1999, Seaweed disbanded. Reunion (2007–2014) In