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Subscription sticker on back cover

Poster with Trance Dance

Okej magazine was a music magazine published in Sweden between 1980 and 2010. It was started by former Poster photographer Hans Hatwig and by 1984 it was the best selling magazine in Sweden. It was sold in 156 000 copies and was read by 500 000 teenagers which means it was read by almost everybody of the targeted group. The success was total. The magazine has now reached a legendary status in Sweden and all who were teenager back in the 80s loved it. No matter if you loved the upcoming brutal thrash trend with Metallica or sweet Swedish boybands like The Pinks or were into TV-series like V, Fame and so on, Okej had it all. During the 80s the magazine had features on the meat throwing act W.A.S.P., topless pictures of Samantha Fox, Kiss, Twisted Sisters, Madonna and so. Reading these old magazines are nothing but a nostalgic trip down the memory lane. The magazine lost its glory in the early 90s and in the new millennium it was more a gossip magazine and the last number was issued in the fall of 2010 before CEO of Egmont declared the magazine dead on the 21st of January 2011. But by then nobody really cared.

This issue has 64 pages written in Swedish and features articles or interviews with or about Queenm Guns N Roses, Dokken, Thåström, Indiana Jones, Mauro Scocco, Trance Dance, Motörhead, Accept, Pink Floyd, Dalton and lots more