To the bar, eat some wings, get a flight, sick in a bin.

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Like it. Welcome back to Koltaolic Island. This is where we invite the great and the good across the wrestling landscape and beyond to choose three

wrestling matches that they would watch whilst stranded on a desert islands.

As you've heard from professional wrestlers on this show, Voices Behind Wrestling,

Minds behind Wrestling, but I love when this takes us down in Estuary to find fans from different walks of life different genres of business to

who fall in love with wrestling and I'm delighted to welcome today's Castaway

a wrestling fan with a fine musical pedigree. Some know him with Sam Duckworth. We also know and love him as get cape where cape fly., how you doing today?

Thanks for having me.

It's lovely to be here. I'm trying to place where you are. You look like you're in a studio.

I genuinely thought to your left was a typewriter.

I got quite excited. That's it.

That's a synthesizer, yeah, that I'm in the studio working on a new record.

So your new stuff, there was, you had a bit, there's a project that you're working on that got some love from Jamie

Columbridge, wasn't there?

Yeah so I just produced an album kind of co-rate and produced a record with a guy

called Delis to see me who was when the band leaders in fellow-koo two's Egypt 80.

The best way to describe when the band leaders in fellow-koo two is Egypt 80.

The best way to describe better is is kind of as big as the Beatles in Nigeria

as politically game-changing as the Sex Pistols, musically. as a sex pistols,

musicly, you know, from James Brown Prince, you know,

grooves like that.

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