Dave and HQ from Headwave have been interviewed by The Accüsed and Chester of Brainstorm at the Escpape/Spreadpoint copy party on Oktober 7th.
Where are you from?
-The HQ is in Zurich, Switzerland.
How many members are you?
-Seventeen members and many many girls (!?) Among them six coders and three members of D-Tect joint us.
What is your general work?
-We do nearly everything but cracking because it's too expensive. If there's a cheap original supplier anywhere, he should contact us.
What are your future plans?
-To brighten up the Swiss scene, to have the best mailbox in Switzerland, to sell our programs to software houses, and corporations with other groups.
Only demo corporations?
-No. There are some projects going with Savage, Digital Force...
What hardware do you use?
-Amiga1000, 3 drives, printer, 9600 baud modem, harddisk, porn magazines, diamond digiter, sound digitizer, many disks.
What's your opinion about this party ?
-There are a lot of crews missing. And it's strange that Escpape didn't release a demo yet. Too much Swiss crews.
What are your major contacts?
-IT, Black Monks, Powerslaves, Supplex, Alpha Flight, my mother and my father...
What about modem trading?
-We've got 3 modem traders. We are planing to buy 19600 baud modem.
What do you think about the police and the whole Swiss scene?
-My name appeared in the files of a software firm, so I have hidden all my disks in the cave. There are too many groups thinking that they are the best (hi to my lovely group Slimepeitsch).
Any messages?
-Banana greetings to Sextrot... No, eh sorry Etienne, I mean Setrox.
-To Savage: Send our corporatoin work (The Headwave-Savage-Intro)
-To Digital Force: You're the complete crazy-lazy group (You're even worse than us.)
-To Brainstorm: Your magazine is going to be great.
-I greet all my ex and future girlfriends.
Thank you for this interview.
This article originally appeared in the Amiga diskmagazine "Zine #1" by Brainstorm 1989.
Some content may refer to activities that are illegal in some countries. BitFellas does not support such activity.
Addresses and other contact information were only valid when this magazine was originally published, in october of 1989.
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