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Revision as of 23:43, 15 April 2023
Descriptions by
VideomasterReturns and Compooper
Editions by
Camenati and Compooper
Video captures courtesy of
just a nobody
VideomasterReturns and Compooper
Editions by
Camenati and Compooper
Video captures courtesy of
just a nobody
(1980s)
Logo: On a space background, we see "METAL". Behind it is a metallic wreath rotating around the screen. The wreath flips over to reveal an "X", while still rotating. This continues on for a few more seconds, before everything in the screen fades out. "METAL" flies in letter by letter onto the screen. "X" zooms in, and the wreath from before alongside "INTERNATIONAL" zooms out. The logo then crossfades into the print logo.
Technique: Cheap computer animation.
Music/Sounds: A synth-country tune lasting 41 seconds. It is unknown if the jingle is extended or if it is stock music.
Availability: Can be seen on adult tapes from the company, such as "The Bottom Line".
