Chrome Molly

This hard rock/thrash quartet was formed in Leicester, England, during 1984, by vocalist Steve Hawkins and guitarist John Antcliffe. With the help of Nick Wastell (bass) and Chris Green (drums), they documented their debut, You Can’t OWN IT All, the next year. This is a competent assortment of mid-paced rockers. Tag Godfrey changed Green on drums and Tim Go through required over from Antcliffe on business lead acoustic guitar for the documenting of their third recording, Angst. This collection was afforded a larger spending budget, as the music group had been found from the IRS label. It included a fantastic cover edition of Press’s ‘Consider Me I’m Yours’, however the remainder was very much as before. Joined up with by second guitarist Andrew Barrott (ex-Baby Tuckoo), they guaranteed the support slot machine on Alice Cooper’s 1988 UK tour, including a overall performance at Wembley Industry. Their live status was certainly a formidable one, embossed by Hawkins’ fetish for putting a cordless mike down his bicycling shorts. Nevertheless, this did small to stimulate record sales, and Stainless Molly had been hastily slipped by their label. Definately not disheartened, they started writing new materials and eventually guaranteed a agreement with Music For Countries. Slaphead made an appearance in 1990, to just one more level response in the music mass media, despite an noticeable upsurge in quality.