Glorious Bankrobbers were formed in Stockholm in 1983 and the debut album was released in 1984 on Planet Records, Produced by Kee Marcello (Easy Action and later Europe). But G.B. broke up soon after the due to their manager, who sold all the promotion records in secondhand stores in order to get money for beer, so G.B. never got any reviews or radio airplay. The group members played in different bands for a couple of years, but then G.B. joined forces again and released the album Dynamite S*x Dose in 1989 (without their former manager... ). The video for the song Dynamite S*x Dose got played at heavy rotation on MTV's InchHeadbangers BallInch. G.B. also got signed by Ema-Telstar who was Swedens biggest live promotor. They toured heavily both in Sweden and Norway and also supported major acts like Europe and Yngwie Malmsteen. In late 1990 the American manager Rick Shaw took the band for a two week promotion tour in N.Y.C. where they among other gigs played as support to The Sweet at The Cat Club. They also played the legendary New York City music club CBGB. The gig was released as the live album Glorious Bankrobbers - Live at CBGB's N.Y.C. Unfortunately G.B. didn't get any major deal in the USA, but they managed to turn down playing support to Alice in chains!!! (... much later G.B. got a US deal and their two first albums was released on Demon Doll Records in 2018... ) The singer then left the band and started singing with the Norwegian band Backstreet Girls. The rest of the band reformed as Mental Hippie Blood with new singer Michael Oran. Mental Hippie Blood released two albums. However, after many years the band got together again and in 2007 they released the album The Glorious Sound of Rock'n'Roll on the tag Sweden Metal Records. The band started touring and played on festivals with among others Nazareth, The Quireboys and Mustasch. But in 2012 the drummer Inc