Chris's contributions to the band included playing bass guitar, producing, songwriting, arranging and personally designing all album artwork/promo materials. Dramarama's many television appearances included "Late Night with David Letterman", "The Dennis Miller Show", MTV's "Alternative Nation", "120 Minutes" (as guest hosts), two live performances on "The Joe Franklin Show", and their first-ever public performance on New Jersey's local Public-access television cable TV variety program "The Uncle Floyd Show" in 1982. In 1992, Dramarama received a Los Angeles Music Award for "Best Modern Rock Band" and then-current album Vinyl was voted "Album of The Year." However, both music business challenges and widespread interest in Seattle's emerging yet enormously popular grunge sound made things difficult for the group, which disbanded in 1994. They reunited again—without Carter—in 2004 and still perform nationally.