Liam, Maxim and Keith talk about Hip Hop and Big Brother but Digby also reveals the truth behind what really went on in the interview.

Crazy P’s Danni is the victim of a phone prank testing her friendship, Digby reveals a past love and as always there is a top selection of music ensured to make you feel good.

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The Fiasco Radio Show returns to Radio Magnetic from a brief hiatus with the BBC. Don’t ask us why but sometimes a man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do.

In this episode Digby is joined by Bristolian heavyweight Joe 90. He’s the man behind the Futureboogie agency that are consistently putting on good nights with guests such as Bonobo, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Domu, The Bays and The Juan Mclean. What we want to know is, how did you get the name Joe 90 Joe?

In this episode Digby has gone for a Star Wars theme and for some reason seems to think he’s the saviour of the podcast? Well, tell you what Digby, you’re good and we have missed you loads but what have the BBC done to your already bloated ego? They must have some seriously good ego massaging equipment in there or do they have an ego masseuse that comes in once a week like in those fancy call centres?

Love you Digby, don’t leave us high and dry like that again. Ok?

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Tracklist

1. Lykke Li – A Little Bit
2. The Teenagers – Homecoming
3. Midas - Living Independent
4. ?? - Timeline remix ??
5. Phonique - Passion
6. Material and Noana Hendrix - Bustin Out
7. Tensnake - Congolal
8. Francois K - Road of Life
9. Donna Mcghee – It ain’t no big thing
10. Steve Wilks – Friends now *Class*
11. Koto - Jabda
12. Silver Pozoli – Around My Dream

Digby talks presidents and lemonade to Hip Hop legends Guru and Solar. Also Pink Floyd for babies and a Facebook dilemma….

Hip Hop fans will know that Guru along with DJ Premier was one half of the legendary Gang Starr a . Massively influential hip hop outfit that was formed back in 1987. Gurus formidable skills on the mic earned him legions of admirers.

In 1993 he released his first solo album, Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1. which featured collaborations with jazz legends Donald Byrd and Roy Ayers. It was one of the first records to fuse jazz and hip hop and is generally considered to be amongst the best hip hop released in the 90′s.

We’re now up to Jazzmatazz 4 – and this is where a guy called Solar comes in – he’s a shit hot producer who is now  making beats for Guru. Together they’ve launched 7 Grand label – which has freed them from the constraints of a major label and allowed them to persue their goal of bringing real hip hop back to prominence.

Lemonade was a popular drink and still is…

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Greg Wilson is the instantly recognisable, former resident of The Wigan Pier and The Hacienda.

Also, pioneer of the Electro Funk movement that would pave the way for House, Hip Hop and Techno to take hold in the UK. Still pummelling clubs and festivals with this re-edits and sets. And now Greg Wilson hits the high point of his career as he meets BJ Foys to talk about getting arrested and popping his clogs.

All the usual antics and as BJ was in a fun mood he selected a load of well known but quality tracks for your sonic pleasure. Xx

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It’s been a while since the last Fiasco show but only due to a relocation and other biz mess that our man BJ Foy has been off the radar so We’ll let him off.

In this episode BJ Foys talks to Travis Bickle from the film Taxi Driver whilst playing some lovely cosmic soul and disco. Features Ballache of the week, Lyric of the week, Tracks for a 13 hour traffic jam and an interview with Tom from the legendary Beatin Rhythm record shop!

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