The original lineup consisted of Peter Sámel on guitar, Ján Lapoš on drums, Vlado Suchán on bass, and Dušan Horecký on vocals.
Early success led to sold-out concert halls in Bratislava and later in other cities, and eventually the band entered the studio, where they recorded their first singles, "Únik" and "Klub Milionárov", in 1985.
The band recorded their next single, "Každý chce ľúbiť", and won fourth place at the Bratislavská lýra music festival with the song "Loď pre 5 miliárd".
The most famous song from the album was "Zaľúbená žaba", with a video starring Czech actress Anna Geislerová.
Metalinda organized a contest to find a new vocalist, and Roman Čief won the spot, joining the band on their next concert tour.
[2] In 2003, Metalinda released a double album called Tutovky, of which one is a CD with new songs and the other is a loose continuation of Hitovky, including some re-recorded tracks.
In September 2003, former vocalist Dušan Horecký returned to the band, replacing Roman Čief.