"I played the album four times without wanting to take it off...straight off I felt I was listening to real people, not poses." -Greil Marcus (former editor for Rolling Stone Magazine and author of Mystery Train) "These songs are truly fresh and original...The Working Poor should be a force in the 21st century." -Alan Parsons (musician and engineer of recordings from Pink Floyd and The Beatles) "Dream pop with its feet planted firmly on the ground - lyrically poignant, tastefully understated, and just a little quirked out. Given proper promotion, The Working Poor might soon be filling much larger venues and generally resembling the Idle Rich." -Metro Santa Cruz "A unique melodic tapestry created by each of the four artists' diverse experiences and inspirations...poetry in the most personal and dynamic sense of the word. The Working Poor will be a hit" -The California Aggie "Beautiful melodies, and lyrics that are nothing more than feelings stripped to the bone" -CSU Long Beach 49'er "Spunky, melodic rock at its best." -New Times SLO "Lacing introspective themes and coffeehouse vocals atop roots folk melodies...an alt-rock mix for students of all ages. Top-quality songwriting." -Davis Enterprise All artwork is available for purchase © copyright 1992-2007 All images, designs and text in this page cannot be sold or used without written consent from Arnold H. Chao.