Criminal Records

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Tim McGarry chats to celebrity guests about the music that they hate.

Light-hearted chat show in which Tim McGarry talks to celebrity guests about the music that they hate. 

Criminal Records is a light-hearted chat show where Tim McGarry talks to celebrity guests about the music that they hate. 

Tim uses the medium of music to talk to celebrities about their life and careers. But Tim doesn’t want to know the music his guests like, he wants to find out the tunes they can’t stand, the music that sounds like fingernails down a blackboard and the songs that haunt them. 

Guests tell Tim about their least favourite songs, the music form that they just can’t listen to, the record that they bought that brings them shame, the tracks they can’t stand, the worst gig they ever attended and the song they would like to be played at their funeral.


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Criminal Records: Series 1: Episode 7

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At this time of festive cheer Tim McGarry encourages his guests to explore their dark side

Tim McGarry encourages his guests to explore their dark side and confess why Away In A Manger, White Christmas and Slade are not their idea of seasonal musical fare.

At this time of festive cheer, Tim McGarry encourages his guests to explore their dark side and confess why Away In A Manger, White Christmas and Slade are not their idea of seasonal musical fare.

Criminal Records: Series 1

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Light-hearted chat show in which Tim McGarry talks to celebrity guests about the music that they hate.

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