Formed in the late 1980s under the name "Mystery Theater", the band played popular clubs around L.A. With the help of legendary trumpet player, Steve Madaio, they were eventually signed to Hollywood Records in 1990 and changed the band's name to "Pleasure Thieves". The first song released was a cover of The Who’s "Boris the Spider" featured on the Arachnophobia soundtrack in 1990. Their first, full CD called "Simple Escape" was produced by Julian Raymond and Steve Madaio and released in 1991. The band played a few select cities around the country promoting the album and radio airplay. They also released singles of "Blue Flowers" and "My Favorite Drug". One music video was made for "My Favorite Drug" directed by award-winning music video director, Samuel Bayer. With the rise of the grunge music movement, Hollywood Records dropped the band from the label in 1992. The Pleasure Thieves broke up shortly thereafter to pursue separate careers.
Thank you so much for adding me* I put your music on your page today.... over my fabulous Madonna even- she doesn't write back. lol. Take care, cheers~*Jo
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Hello everyone of my friends, just wanted to say a quick hello and let you know I am back and better than ever.
hope your all having a fantastic day and ALOHA FROM MAUI!!!!!!
Thanks for everything Matt, The Knickels and PT!! I am sure there are at least 482 of us that wish you would take after the Blues brothers and get the band back together. I think Sinjin should trade the cadillac for a microphone.....
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