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NO MORE HEROES

NO MORE HEROES

By: MAGNUS SHAW
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 It’s all about the music, in 180 minutes of new wave, indie, rock, soul, vintage classics, interviews, and many other fine things. The second hour takes its playlist from the pre-1979 era, and is called ’The Vintage Hour’. The third hour is solid, lean, continuous and compelling songs, named ’The Wall Of Sound’. Magnus Shaw is your host. Features include: ’Twin Peaks’ (not the TV show), and the ’Midget Gem’ (not the sweet). A new episode is available for streaming and download at around 10.00pm UK every Friday. THE SHOW IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON TWENTY RADIO STATIONS WORLDWIDE, AND IS OFFERED FOR SYNDICATION. Just email nomoreheroes@mkscreative.co.uk for more details(c) MAGNUS SHAW 2025 - All rights reserved. Music
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  • NO MORE HEROES - episode 98

    NO MORE HEROES - episode 98
    May 29 2025

    A Bowie interview? A BOWIE INTERVIEW? You betcha socks a Bowie interview. With Magnus Shaw and a truck load o' songs.
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    3 hrs
  • NO MORE HEROES - episode 97

    NO MORE HEROES - episode 97
    May 23 2025

    And where else would you hear everything from Fatboy Slim, to Deep Purple? Nowhere, that's where. What's more Magnus Shaw has recovered sufficiently to present it all.

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    3 hrs
  • NO MORE HEROES - episode 96

    NO MORE HEROES - episode 96
    May 14 2025

    Oh, poor lamb. Our host, Magnus Shaw, has been taken poorly. Nothing serious, but not 'microphone fit'. So he's picked even more outstanding music for this week. What a trooper!
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    3 hrs

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