Talk:Andrew Sega
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- Controversy has arisen in parts of the world as to the true identity of Andrew Sega. (Perhaps as a result of the aforementioned "ripping" practices.) One notable myth purports the name "Andrew Sega" to be a concocted pseudonym, claiming Sega's existence to be entirely fabricated in an elaborate attempt to conceal the identity of the original composer.[citation needed] While witnesses to live performances by Sega argue against these, and such myths are widely regarded to be false if not entirely preposterous, Andrew Sega has yet to officially dispute their validity.
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- Given that this is mere speculation, not even original research, and given that it's completely wrong, I've removed this from the page. What myths? I was physically present for several early works being composed (the pisstro tune, Search for the Lost Riff) and was physically present for the release of some works (eg. Ascent of the Cloud Eagle). While I recognize that myths, true or not, may merit documentation on wikipedia, I challenge that this one is insignificant in importance, is without citation, and is mostly just invented by editors. JoshuaRodman 03:50, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
- Sorry I didn't realize how preposterous the "myths" were. I met his mom, his dad, his sister, his college roommate. He's in the phone book. It's not hard to verify people exist. JoshuaRodman 04:17, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
- I emailed him to say I was a fan and got chatting over email for a while to him. Thoroughly nice bloke. Then, he helped me out by giving me Martin Galway's (Commodore 64 composer) email address as he's from my home town and we were looking to do a videogame music event with him but he'd dropped off the radar. Luckily Andrew had worked with him a few times. I did not know about this rumour back then, but Martin has actually talked to him in person so he must be real. May I ask how the hell such a rumour can begin!? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.7.99.78 (talk) 21:20, 27 April 2008 (UTC)
- Sorry I didn't realize how preposterous the "myths" were. I met his mom, his dad, his sister, his college roommate. He's in the phone book. It's not hard to verify people exist. JoshuaRodman 04:17, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
- Given that this is mere speculation, not even original research, and given that it's completely wrong, I've removed this from the page. What myths? I was physically present for several early works being composed (the pisstro tune, Search for the Lost Riff) and was physically present for the release of some works (eg. Ascent of the Cloud Eagle). While I recognize that myths, true or not, may merit documentation on wikipedia, I challenge that this one is insignificant in importance, is without citation, and is mostly just invented by editors. JoshuaRodman 03:50, 17 April 2007 (UTC)
