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Sort of expecting that every week now. BBC Radio 2, 10 to the top. Let's welcome our first contestant, Stuart Smiley. Welcome, Stuart Smiley. Are you Smiley? Always, yeah, always say, if you're feeling. Very good. We like that. You're a huge heavyweight boxing fan, and your dad used to let you stay up late to watch the fights back in the day? That's it, yeah, that's how I got into boxing. Yeah, always, you know, big boxing fans for that. But get to stay up to watch all the fights in America and stuff, was what kind of cemented it for me yet. Which one was the big fight that made you think, oh, I like this? Probably. Just watching the Tyson fights, getting up to, just up to watch Tyson when I was really young. He was something else, Mike Tyson, weren't he? Absolutely, yeah. Just pure power. That's it, yep. But just like something nobody that's seen at that point either, you know. It was just something different. You also like electronic music. You've recently seen Underworld. Yeah, I went down to Manchester to the warehouse project to see Underworld down there. What a night, it. Oh, I love it. How good is that venue, by the West, you know? It was just, you know, but I reminded me the Archie's in Glasgow. I knew you'd say that. I knew you'd say that.

Yeah, someplace.

One thing I've noticed, your kids are 16 and 10.

You like repetitive beats, as do I.

Have you done what I've done?

And not necessarily forced, but encouraged your children to pick up a repetitive beat.

Well, my daughter, more so than my son. My son just kind of does his own thing. but yeah, trying to get my daughter into it as much as I can, but she's into the K-pop right now. Oh, right, okay. She's kind of a K-pop daft right now, yeah. So you've got a broad, spanning knowledge of music, would you say? I would say so, yeah. I mean, I used to work in bars and working like trucks where I had the radio and stuff all the time. So I've just picked things up, even if it's not necessarily in my taste. I like to think I know a wee bit about everything. Well, I'm looking at the answers, as I always do. I don't look at the questions. But looking at your answers, I would say you've got two tricky ones coming your way. Okay. Are you ready? No problem, yeah, I'm ready.

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