Kris Hatlelid has agreed with an interview.

[Daniel3D]

So. Kris Hatlelid has agreed with an interview.
The one man behind the KMS file format
He worked on the music of stunts as well as the software for it.

I'm collecting questions. So, if you have any

[llm]

if he know s anyone that is able to find the original source code

[Cas]

I would like to know if he composed the music directly with the software at that time or if he did it on real instruments before getting to the computer. Also, I'm curious whether there were other music tracks in the project that ended up not making it to the release of the game... and maybe he still has some.

It is clear that the music of Fight (4D sports boxing) was composed by the same person, so it must have been him too, right?

[1337haxoryt]

I'm wondering what he actually thinks about the game, and if he still plays the game. (If he has at all.)

[Zapper]

I would like to know if it also has contributed directly on making of sound effects (VCE file format).

[dreadnaut]

I would add:

• Among the video game music you have composed, do you have a favourite? Where would the Stunts theme sit on your top 10?
  
• What led you away from the video game industry? What are you interested in / working on today?
  
• Our Holy Grail is to find, one day, the Stunts source code. Would you have any directions or contacts to help us on our quest?
  

[Duplode]

I would like to know if he composed the music directly with the software at that time or if he did it on real instruments before getting to the computer.

This is roughly one question I'd suggest, thinking of Gutix's cover of the main theme: on which instruments the music was originally composed?

Here is another one: what was your involvement in the PC-98 and FM Towns ports of Stunts?

(For reference, here are screenshots of the credit screens in the PC-98 version. The Japanese ports have a few extra music tracks, and I suppose there were a few technical details to straighten out in the platform conversions.)