). He has been considered part of the band since 1992 (there are many musicians who have performed with Al on many songs, but don't seem to be considered part of the band, and as far as I know don't appear in the band photos). However, on Al's last two albums, which are the only ones to list individual credits for every song, Reuben was only credited for having played the keyboard on a handful of songs (I forget what exact songs, and I think Straight Outta Lynnwood only credits him on one song). This makes me wonder how often Reuben actually performed on the other albums he was credited in (Alapalooza, Bad Hair Day, and Running with Scissors).So does anybody know how often he played the keyboard on the other albums (could that be one or two per album as well?)? Only two albums have featured him in group photos with the other band members (the first of which his face wasn't shown, and then there was a gap between albums). I also wonder about his average availability. He has never been given a vocals credit (I've seen either an Ask Al reply or an online chat where Al says that Bermuda and Reuben only sing in concert when it's absolutely neccessary... And Bermuda's vocal credits are limited, too). Reuben wasn't interviewed for Behind the Music (either that, or his interview material was completely cut). He has also only appeared in a handful of music videos: Headline News (and he didn't even play on the audio track), The Saga Begins (and the top half of his face was covered), and It's All About the Pentiums (and he can barely be seen at all in that video). I couldn't find him in Amish paradise, and he obviously wasn't in Gump (Jim West wasn't in Gump either, and if it weren't for Jim's long hair being unable to fit under the required wig, Steve Jay wouldn't have been there). I've only seen the White and Nerdy video once and don't remember if the band even appears in that video.
