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@@DbugII Oh wow, good question, I honestly don't know! But I wouldn't rule it out! Edit: Ika i rutan was first broadcast in... I want to say 1988, so it seems possible, doesn't it?

Ika Nord var först med ALLT! Första chessboard-golvet, första vampyroffer som brann upp på sjukhus, ALLT!

Thank you kind sir!

Thank you so much! You need to come over and try it :-)

@@PeranMe definitely :)

Thank you so much, you're very kind! I've e-mailed Steve to see if he's still got it up there, I'll get back to you when I know what's what.

Hi again! Steve told me he'd get back to you. If that doesn't work out, please send me a private message! I realize you have a choice in monotone dance music, and I appreciate that you choose to listen to mine :-)

@@PeranMe Thank you for following up, Per! I haven't heard back from Steve yet, but I know he's busy. I appreciate you taking the time to look into it for me. I'm not sure how to send you a private message on UA-cam, but I found you on Brainfish and I'll drop you an email!

+Dukefazon Yeah, I'm the one to blame for the background noises in Woodworking For Mere Mortals. :-) Funny you should mention video games; I made my living writing video game music in the mid 90's! There's talk about releasing the music in some form, so something may happen in the future... Take care!

Do you know Trauma Center? When I was saying Sega music I was thinking more on that but I feel some Need for Speed III there too :) What games did you work on? My favourite music you did for Steve is the "Get Into The Dado" :) Thanks for the answer and keep up the good work!

Oh yeah, I've done a lot of surgery on my Wii, love those games! I mainly worked as a musician on a pinball game called "Obsession" for the Atari ST and Amiga: ua-cam.com/video/-X793hB1XC0/v-deo.html It was later released as a beefed-up version on the PC under the name "Absolute Pinball". After that I mainly moved into programming and bossing people around. :-) So, are you into woodworking too then? What kind of stuff do you do?

I like the amiga feel of this music :) I'm not a woodworker, I just like to make stuff. Claymation, garage kit, engraving, aluminium embossing, etc... I like to make stuff of things I like, like for example my next plan is to make the Prince from Katamari with clay that you can bake in the oven. I only watch Steve because he's sincere and entertaining. I think I watched all his videos, he's a funny guy. Do you still do music for a living or just to entertain yourself?