Over the past 12 Thursdays, the Newport Hotel Record Club has hosted some of WA’s finest musicians in an undulating orgy of supergroup-ness, performing their favourite albums in entirety.
One of the highlights from the events, co-organiser Steve Parkin says were nearly 300 people moshing to Justin Burford’s take on Nirvana’s Nevermind.
Ending the series are the hosts of Record Club, Malcolm Clark and the aforementioned Parkin, along with their own little supergroup. They will be performing all four sides of Pink Floyd’s The Wall. The performance will be synchronised to the 1982 Alan Parker movie, which will be playing on a big screen behind them.
The last of the weekly series is this Thursday, August 28. Entry is $10. A second series looks likely in the future.
