I saw the Nightporters at The Earl Saturday night. They played a smashing show.
Several characters in the crowd provided additional entertainment throughout the concert. A cocaine fueled guy who danced like a demented Napolean Dynamite was fucking hilarious. I have no idea how this dumbass managed to remain upright. Several straight white people also attempted to dance. I thought the uncoordinated choad next to me would go through the floor, he was hitting it so hard.
Eventually the lead singer announced the group was out of tunes and was going to fuck around. After a cover I did not recognize, the band brought a woman from the audience on stage and played a slamming cover of Angel of Harlem with a nice little jam at the end. Next, some drunk dude who obviously knew the band members from the days of way back attempted to sing lead on a cover of Gloria. As he could barely remain standing, this was some funny shit. I was waiting for him, the mic stand, and an unlucky band member to go crashing off stage and into the monitors. Somehow, he remained upright and there were no collisions.
While at the performance, I snapped a few shots for Aspherical. Enjoy this photograph of a woman shooting video, and this shot of a woman taking stills.
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a says:
Smoove D says:
Thanks for stopping by. Don’t expect the draw at your next reunion show to increase massively, as I only have 5 readers.
a says:
we ussually have a few more poeple out but james hall was playing and i know alot of people were out of town.send me your mailing address.
at contact@andybrowne.com
ill send you cd’s from my new band in philadelphia, if you wanna review them or just listen..
thanx agian.
ab
paul says:
glad you enjoyed the once in a lifetime - every year this time - union of porterfriends… curious - if ya had to stack the band and performance up against bands of the day - how would ya rate us?
paul (drums)
bubbaraygracie says:
I love when concerts degenerate into stuff like that. Songs sung by drunken friends; it doesn’t get much better than that! (And I don’t mean that in an Eddie Haskell kind of way.)
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The cover was Police And Thieves written by Junior Murvin, which is sometimes associated with the Clash as they covered it on thier first album.
Thanx for the review and stoppin by.
the singer
AB
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