History
- Released
- 21 June 1990
- Code
- Custard and Boomboo
- Graphics
- Orc
- Music
- Tunes by JCH (Jens-Christian Huus) and EVS (Edwin van Santen)
- Group
- Hotline — Netherlands, founded August 1986
Ranked #23 on intros.c64.org, this is a late-era Hotline release — catalogued on CSDb as "Hotline Intro 28" and dated 21 June 1990. Custard and Boomboo share code credit, Orc produced the graphics, and the soundtrack is a multi-tune player drawing on two prolific scene composers. JCH — Jens-Christian Huus — contributed "X-Ray" and "Hitsong," while EVS — Edwin van Santen — supplied "Groove Is in the Heart," "Paradise" and "(S)addamski's Killer." All five tunes are preserved in the HVSC under their composer directories. Released nearly four years after Hotline's founding in August 1986, this intro sits within the group's long-running numbered sequence and demonstrates how later intros grew from simple single-tune cards into multi-SID jukebox players with multiple coders. Doc Snyder's page for Hotline lists many sibling intros but carries no section confirmed to match this specific release.
Sources: CSDb · docsnyderspage
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