Menomena Is Phenomena-L& the Frames Come On Like a Freight Train& and the Thieves Steal a Little More of My Heart
Boise Weekly › August 18, 2009
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Unfortunately, we had to leave the Frames show early because we'd promised to catch the Thieves at the Bouquet. It's no secret that I adore those British boys. Brothers Hal and Sam Stokes on lead guitar and bass, respectively, and drummer Jamie Dawson (who, after an extended yet legally required return to his homeland, is back) make up one of the rock-and-rollingest bands to come across the Atlantic. Now based in L.A., their bread and butter (or tea and crumpets) is touring, and they always try to include a Boise stop anytime they're out and about. As this was the fourth or fifth time I've seen them play, I saw many familiar faces and, uh, breasts of the faithful. At every Thieves show I've been to, there is at least one woman who lets the full-bore rock music and Jagermeister convince her to do something that would appall her bank teller or call center co-workers: She flashes the crowd.
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Menomena Is Phenomena-L& the Frames Come On Like a Freight Train& and the Thieves Steal a Little More of My Heart
MENOMENA IS PHENOMENA-L; THE FRAMES COME ON LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN; AND THE THIEVES STEAL A LITTLE MORE OF MY HEART
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