Glenn Porter

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Glenn Porter is an American drummer from Chicago, Illinois most famous for forming Alkaline Trio with fellow bike messenger Matt Skiba and Rob Doran, which he later left in 2000 after recording two albums with them. He is also a former 88 Fingers Louie member. He has also been credited as a sound mixer for two films, but other than that his history is shady.

Glenn Porter is also accredited with designing the Heart/Skull Alkaline Trio symbol. [citation needed]

Porter currently resides in Portland, Oregon, where he played drums for a band called The Moneychangers. ^{[1] [2]}

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 with 88 Fingers Louie 1.2 with Alkaline Trio 2 References

[edit] Discography

[edit] with 88 Fingers Louie

• Behind Bars (1995)
• 88 Fingers Up Your Ass (1997)

[edit] with Alkaline Trio

Album Cover	Year	Title	Label	Format	Other information
	1996	Demo Tape	Self Released Cassette	EP
	1997	Sundials	Johann's Face Records	EP
	May, 1998	For Your Lungs Only	Asian Man Records	EP
	October 13, 1998	Goddamnit	Asian Man Records	CD
	June 25, 1999	I Lied My Face Off	Asian Man Records	EP
	January 18, 2000	Blue Meanies/Alkaline Trio Split 7"	Thick Records	LP
	March 24, 2000	Maybe I'll Catch Fire	Asian Man Records	CD
	April 18, 2000	Alkaline Trio	Asian Man Records	CD	Collection of Songs from their EP's

v • d • e Alkaline Trio Matt Skiba • Dan Andriano • Derek Grant Rob Doran • Glenn Porter • Mike Felumlee Studio albums Goddamnit • Maybe I'll Catch Fire • From Here to Infirmary • Good Mourning • Crimson • Agony and Irony Compilation albums Alkaline Trio • Remains EP/LPs Demo Tape • Sundials • For Your Lungs Only • 'I Lied My Face Off • Hell Yes • Halloween 7" • Agony and Irony EP Splits Blue Meanies/Alkaline Trio Split 7" • Alkaline Trio/Hot Water Music Split CD • BYO Split Series, Vol. 5 Singles "Stupid Kid" • "Private Eye" • "We've Had Enough" • "All on Black" • "Time to Waste" • "Mercy Me" • "Burn" • "Hell Yes" • "Help Me" Related articles Heavens • The Falcon • Slapstick Family Tree • Vagrant Records • Asian Man Records • V2 Records • Epic Records

[edit] References