luke c - guitar / vocals / keys luke m - bass / energy andrew k - guitar / solos joe s - drums / vocals / fro alex c - trumpet / hot asian bod kevin l - trumpet / nice guy jacob t - trombone / insanity andy a - keys / designated driver
Influences
mu330, the impossibles, less than jake, other random ska bands
well...it was sure fun. luke m, joe s, and i (luke c) started playing back in the summer of 2000. we soon added more members such as the power guitar rock of andrew k, the sexy tall body of jacob t, the token asian member alex c, the horn talent of kevin l, and the lanky keyboard fingers of andy a. we played about 40 shows over the next three years and always had a blast. sometime in summer of 2002, joe expressed the need to move on. i think we all felt that way deep down. we decided to finish the album we were working on; but essentially, this is where the t.b.f story ends.
i left out tons of fantastic information, and you can find gobs of it on our other website ( www.thebananafactor.8m.com ). good news is that we've all stayed friends. andrew is in college in tennessee, luke m is graduating from west chester this year and plays in the rad band "sure juror" (funny enough, featuring jon heathcote of go allan, whom we played with many times), joe s went on to a premiere recording studio school in arizona and now has a fab recording studio in glassboro and also drums for the aforementioned "sure juror," jacob is in college in arkansas, alex is attending rowan (as i am), andy is still working at bravo! video and is working on finishing up an associates degree in paralegal stuff, and kevin...i dunno! i haven't talked to him in ages! sorry, kevin. i'm sure he's doing well.
thanks for reading. maybe we'll even play a last show sometime :) peace from the northeast.
Yes Banana Factor for life man, I was drunk in NJ like 6 months ago running around singing trojan horse no remorse DRIVING IN THE PARKWAY PARKING IN THE DRIVEWAY TROJAN HORSE NO REMORSE!!! I want a cd man I need one lol please mail on to me I beg u.
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