Radio 1 Review Show
Weekly debate about the latest music releases. Nihal plays host to three guests, a bunch of tunes and a whole heap of opinions, as a journalist, a musician and a Radio 1 DJ talk through some of the most newsworthy records of the week. This programme airs every Tuesday night at 9pm, and the podcast is uploaded every Wednesday morning.
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J Majik, Boyd Hilton & Max from 1Xtra
Tue, 24 Nov 09
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51 minsEach week three panellists join Nihal to discuss, rate and review ten new tracks. Listen now to find out what they thought of a load of new music, what track rated the highest with the panel, and which one earned a play on Greg James' show the following day. This week he's joined by J (Phil The Badger) Majik, Boyd Hilton from Heat Magazine and 1Xtra's Max.
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