the Cartridge Family

REAL TALK

about tCF



"In my eyes, these childish fucks have no redeeming qualities in any way shape or form. They so desperately seek attention the only conclusion I can come to is that they were all terribly neglected as children."

-Jerome White (former manager, Temple Club R.I.P.)



"Descendents style punk rock.with a bunch of nonsensical inside jokes" -Punk Planet (R.I.P.)



".a moonwalk?! - that's some original shit right there"

-Lee Sjoberg (Orange, 550, Exhaust Records)



"Musically they seem to really suck. Maybe they should (spend) more time practicing instead of building props and being jackasses"

- anonymous internet message board lurker



"More of a spectacle than a band, more assholes than the innocent bystanders they seem to think they are."

- anonymous internet message board lurker



"It was like highschool all over again"

-guitarist, Honest D and the Steel Reserve



"It's pretty self evident that tCF don't condsider themselves, you know, technical gods. and a few of the family members do take themselves a bit too seriously. I dare, though, posit that they're the most honestly "punk" band i've seen lately."

-Justin Abram (the Playback)



".a spectacle, and i think spectacle is missing in music these days."

-Eric Kelly (Dirt Road Logic)



"I thought they were fuckin great and outlandishly entertaining. They were a spectacle and I'll go see them every chance that I get."

-anonymous internet message board lurker



"In the end, I think that we all learned some valuable lessons here.

1. moonwalks are not permitted in the Red Light Lounge

2. pre-show communication between band and bar management is not a bad idea (especially if your stage set includes a moonwalk)

3. the Temple Club will cut off bands mid-set

4. the rafters in the RLL will hold a person's weight

5.climbing into said rafters is not recommended or accepted by the Temple Club staff and will probably get you thrown out of the bar"

-Paul Delamater (Dirt Road Logic)



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