Yeah a link might be nice, it's almost Christmas, right? :D

May I add a big pouty pleeeeaaaasssse to that. It has been a long bad week. A good dose of the Doctor would certainly be most welcome...

Silence will fall if links are not posted!

I second that pleeeeaaaasssse.

I think we're being trolled here guys. If someone had it they'd have posted it already...

now guys, it takes time to rip a CD.

like... maybe all of 10-15 minutes a disc at a higher bitrate.

damn you timezones
DAAAMN YOOOOU

So, would we be willing to donate like 3 bucks each to whoever has it and will upload it? Seems fair to me and I'm totally willing if someone posts the link

I'm not trolling, and I can't upload it as I don't have wifi! Someone tomorrow will upload it I'm sure! And to prove I'm not trolling - the preview of Locked On on iTunes begins literally a second after the I Am the Doctor bit ends. And the epic choral bit at the beginning of Day of the Moon isn't on the soundtrack anywhere. Neither is the 'Don't bit from midnight. Nor is the Doctor's funeral from TIA. And The Majestic Tale is terribly edited (there's no bridges between each section of the song, it just keeps jumping from each part to the next, and it sounds really weird). But the soundtrack itself is genuinely terrific. Oooh and wait til you hear 'Room of Your Dreams'! It's so weird and cool! Especially the opening! It made me jump!

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But to clarify - I would so upload if I could.

So, would we be willing to donate like 3 bucks each to whoever has it and will upload it? Seems fair to me and I'm totally willing if someone posts the link


We don't really do that sort of thing here.

I woke up early for nothing *sigh*
shouldnt Itunes remedy this anyway

Looking forward to seeing if it is indeed uploaded tomorrow (it's still Wed here in Canada). It will make my day. Still waiting for my copy to arrive.

unless someone says they have it and will upload it, I am not holding my breath today

I can't tell what you all are talking about. About 30 posts back, I get a clue? the Official Series 6 OST? Was the unofficial ever posted here? How do you get around iTunes DRM?

@Kadron; please don't hold your breath. You are already turning blue.

@babydoll; see PM

4 more days guys so those of you who live in the UK can go get it :)

OK I'M AT A FRIENDS HOUSE I'LL UPLOAD IT! ON ONE CONDITION! You have to promise to listen to Room of Your Dreams first. I cannot get over the beginning. It's the most un-Doctor-Who-ish thing I've ever heard.

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Also - how do I upload a folder? On Megaupload and Sendspace I try to click on the folder but it just opens it and tries to upload each track individually, so you'd have to download 66 tracks separately.

You have to pack it into a .rar file

I use SimplyRAR, but there are loads of different ones around.

Alternatively you could create a .zip file

Also - how do I upload a folder? On Megaupload and Sendspace I try to click on the folder but it just opens it and tries to upload each track individually, so you'd have to download 66 tracks separately.

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You have to pack it into a .rar file

For fucks sake. I knew that.

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I don't know how to create a rar file. I'm on a Mac, and I've tried downloading SimplyRar, and it doesn't work. Can anyone help?

Also - how do I upload a folder? On Megaupload and Sendspace I try to click on the folder but it just opens it and tries to upload each track individually, so you'd have to download 66 tracks separately.

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For fucks sake. I knew that.

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I don't know how to create a rar file. I'm on a Mac, and I've tried downloading SimplyRar, and it doesn't work. Can anyone help?

Try using Rarlab

You can very simply make a ZIP-file: put everything in one map, then rightclick on that map and "compress" (y).
For rar-files you can use by example the free application "betterzip".

edit: seems betterzip isn't free at all, but there's a trial, and the easier solution on a Mac is to just make a zip-file :).

SimplyRAR works on my Mac.

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The God Complex had pretty wacky music to begin with

cant wait to hear it

edit: also god why am I at work without earplugs

*comes back again at the perfect time to grab the soundtrack* Hey guys! :D

You Rock Sir :)

Thank You Very Much! Day has been made! Woot.

Yo man! I'm new here. I'm a big fan of the Sound Track and I love you for uploading it.
I make small Mini Doctor Who stop motions so i'll be using some of these AWESOME tracks in my work!
Don't worry, I always give credit to the main man Murray ;)

Wow Room of your Dreams is interesting :) nice upload now I can hear it before my cds come after Christmas :)

Retconaddict2, you are awesome and have my eternal gratitude!

Wow Room of your Dreams is interesting :) nice upload now I can hear it before my cds come after Christmas :)

you ignore my pm just another idea I had :)

yeah the laughter of the puppets in the episode hid how bizarre that track starts out

yeah the laughter of the puppets in the episode hid how bizarre that track starts out

that was kinda a quirky episode but I liked it all those puppets in one room laughing at me would give me the creeps too :)

Thanks for this! It'll make waiting for the physical disc to show up (between the 28th of December and the 4th of January, by Amazon.co.uk's reckoning) a lot more bearable. :)

Thanks for this! I'll make waiting for the physical disc to show up (between the 28th of December and the 4th of January, by Amazon.co.uk's reckoning) a lot more bearable. :)

same here

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oh I like that Help is on the Way cue :) when the wife and son go to work Ill listen more , then I can crank it :)

LOve you!!! And love the soundtrack, just awesome!!! Loving this, will love flac :D

Thank you, Retconaddict2! This is turning into a great Christmas!

Thanks! I love the 'Doctor Who' Soundtracks! Murray Gold is a GENUIS!

The action music from "The Girl Who Waited" is NOT one the soundtrack?! What a fucking dissapointment!

The action music from "The Girl Who Waited" is NOT one the soundtrack?! What a fucking dissapointment!

but that lovely guitar version of Amys Theme is there , learn to be happy with what you get , and please watch the language :)

Sorry, just a bit dissapointment. How can pointless cues like "The British are coming" can make the cut but not this piece of brilliance?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOIjJf5f2iw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOIjJf5f2iw

I guess its a case of we get what we get , us filmscore fans seem to all the time be dissapointed and Im not sure how much Murray Gold has a say on what goes on the cd or cds , I get frustrated too to be fair, over all I think we have a good product :)

I still think he has the fans best interest at heart , at least now we get 2 cds instead of 1 :)

Overall its a nice album. But damn, how could anyone NOT put the action cue from TGWW on this CD?
Oh well, at least most of the River stuff is there.

well a version of it is on there, just in the wrong episode (day of the moon)
and it seems to lack the drums

I am more annoyed that short bit at the beginning of your youtube link there wasnt included anywhere

edit: oh and DotM's epic opening theme
it was used twice in series 6, yet it gets skipped :(

chill mate, perhaps the missing music will turn up as an itunes exclusive.

many thanks retconaddict!

Well, I think we should all cancel our orders / send back the cds and get our money back! 2 hours of this stuff is worthless if we don't have those few seconds we wanted! :D

Holy cow! I skipped the cues from Day of the Moon and Impossible Astrounaut as I never really liked the music of the Series 6 opener that much.
So happy now! I want to apologize for my foul language in earlier posts!

But hell, in what scene was the cue used? I can't remember it at all!

damn straight wayney! oh wait... i didn't spend any money on this

Double post

Holy cow! I skipped the cues from Day of the Moon and Impossible Astrounaut as I never really liked the music of the Series 6 opener that much.
So happy now! I want to apologize for my foul language in earlier posts!

But hell, in what scene was the cue used? I can't remember it at all!

I almost want to believe it was supposed to be used during the shootout with the silence, if only because it ends on similar notes even if the episode itself uses 'majestic tale' instead

and for me every episode has at least some good tracks, even if the episodes themselves were kinda bad (looking at you Siren)

I think you might be right. To be honest I think this cue flows much better with the River Standoff scene from Day of The Moon.
The final 15 seconds are definatly for the "What kind of Doctor are you exactly?" question.

Wooo Hooo!!! Thanks so much! You made my day with this!

not a problem when you get frustrated words come out , me too , anyway I wonder if we are getting the Christmas episode cd again like last time ?

I think thats a given. Especially now considering the fact that Doctor Who has become such a hit in the US!

and Murray seems to have music you are looking for in different episodes , oh that music is 3 cues back , and mixes it different , kinda wild not sure if I would want a mixing job but then it might be a dream job too , hehe :)

ok everyone is out and its me and the Cat and if he doesnt like it he can go outside :)

I have "Day of The Moon" on repeat now for the last 20 minutes. Such a geek! :rofldata:

I have "Day of The Moon" on repeat now for the last 20 minutes. Such a geek! :rofldata:

yes that cresendo at the end is mind blowing , Murray can write some great music :)

True! He is an league of his own. Just like Bear McCreary!

I have "Day of The Moon" on repeat now for the last 20 minutes. Such a geek! :rofldata:

yep that music is here , Murray probably felt he would be repeating it :)

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yep that music is here , Murray probably felt he would be repeating it :)

and like I stated I like that Help is on the Way cue too , Wow

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you're right, that IS weird... but there is a part of me that loves cheesy '90s all-synth OSTs that loves the weird perc. at the beginning.

You Sir are a saint.

The musical style of the end of "Day of the Moon" reminds me a bit of "The Clouds Pass" from The End Of Time (especially with the high flutes), also a marvelous piece of music.

.. and in "help is on it's way" (0:47) he used yet another rendition of one of his little favourite themes that made a first appearance in the end of time (The World Waits) and later in "The Sun's gone wibbly" on Series 5. (and a guitar sound that he also uses in the music for Torchwood 4). Nice to hear those little things return, making it an overall more fascinating listening. I'm already beginning to like this soundtrack far more than the one from series 5.

'day of the moon' has shades of that never released Vashta Nerada theme too hmmm nice indeed

Thanks!

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Lovely...:notfucking:

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Hey thanks a bunch! Been waiting for the score.

Today was absolutely horrible, then I come here and find this...Thanks so much!!!!

The announcement for last year's "A Christmas Carol" score didn't come until Feb I think or Jan. If there are plans for " A Doctor, A Widow, and a Wardrobe" then I suspect it will be the same case.

Hey are you the same Admiral_Young from Trekbbs?

Thank you Retconaddict2 !

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Thank you very much! :D

Thank you very much for this! :D

On first listen, I think I still find the Series 5 score to be superior, but perhaps that will change with more listens. There are definitely some knockouts here, though!

Thank you very much for this! :D

On first listen, I think I still find the Series 5 score to be superior, but perhaps that will change with more listens. There are definitely some knockouts here, though!
YUTauntMe?

I've listened to about half the soundtrack so far and this is really incredible. I'm really divided so far if this is my favourite over series five as both seem really well. I really do think that Murray has been writing his best music on the series during Moffat's run. It is like he has been motivated and galvanized himself if that makes sense. Just so many brilliant tracks.

Just got the email from amazon uk mine has been dispatched :)

Thank you very much for the upload Sir!

Yes indeed. Thank you VERY much. Just the thing for an old depressed lady..

Located some promotion photos & stills for the 2011 Christmas special "The Doctor, The Widow, and The Wardrobe"
Enjoy! :)

Promotion Photos (2856x4284):

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Stills (4310x2839):

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So, are Amy and Rory out as companions then?

So, are Amy and Rory out as companions then?

It would seem they are for now. :(

Babydoll, according to a recent announcement on the BBC, Moffat says that Rory and Amy leave in series 7.


BBC News - Doctor Who's Amy and Rory to leave during next series (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16207688)

"I'm not telling you when or how, but that story is going to come to a heartbreaking end."

WHHHHYYYY!!! http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/Sad/crying-022.gif

Karen gave a recent interview saying that she'd like a death for Amy I believe. I'll miss them both when they leave...but they have been the longest running companions of New Who with three consecutive series (or will have done by the time series seven concludes).

It looks like this christmas will be just like last year in that Amy and Rory appear for only a few minutes while the Doctor is off out having fun..

I guess that's just what ya have to do when your companions last for multiple series.. feels weird though!

I won't be sorry to see the back of Amy and Rory, to be honest. Amy's sexy as fuck (as long as she keeps her mouth shut; sorry - I'm English) but that's about it. She asks the Doctor to explain complicated things so we understand them, she makes sarcastic comments. Rory follows her around, obsesses about dying, and grumbles whenever the Doctor comes within fifty yards of her. Enough! Seriously. What a crappy companion from a character perspective. You get her pregnant, give her a child - and then the child is kidnapped and then it's the series break! Opportunity for character development... WASTED.

Made worse by the times when she *almost* became a human being - Amy's Choice, and The Girl Who Waited... but then BANG she's back to the wise-cracks and dual-nonsense lines "He's a wonderful man, he's going to save the world, he's handsome and wonderful, he's a thousand years old, he's the greatest hero who ever lived -- HAHAHAHA LULZ YOU THOUGHT I MEANT THE DOCTOR BUT ACTUALLY I MEAN RORY!!!!!!111"...

Oh, well... ;)

Don't worry Tango, they're gonna kill her. Then we'll see if you feel like that ��

It'll never be as simple as that...

Besides, I have no desire to kill her - I just think she's a poorly written, badly developed character who's had her time in the limelight and needs to go now...

If her departure is something a bit different from the most recent companion disposal methods (a. companion falls in love with the Doctor, Doctor doesn't, she can't bear to be around him, so she storms off home b. companion is stranded in a parallel dimension with a creepy photocopy of the Doctor, c. the Doctor dumps companion somewhere and scarpers, leaving them unimaginably upset, d. Doctor pushes companion's brain through cheese grater and tries to compensate by defrauding nationwide public institution and giving them money to apologise) then at least it'll be worthwhile from a dramatic perspective...

To be fair, Amy is WAY better than that black chick.

Miss 'OMG I CAN DO THREE FACES, not two, NOW!'.

To be fair, Amy is WAY better than that black chick.

Miss 'OMG I CAN DO THREE FACES, not two, NOW!'.

Right on Tanis...Martha Jones never won me over as a likable character. Donna Noble I liked despite her loud mouth and pushy attitude. And yes Amy has some crabby qualities that some my not find endearing. But in the end I agree tango on the point that Karen Gillan is sexy as fuck. :D

Ok Playboy magazine, offer her a cool 1.2 million for a comprehensive photo shoot.:D

I noticed that the "The Gurl who waited" score is all over the soundtrack!

The Macarena bit is at the end of "All for one" from "The Curse of the Black Spot.
The "36 Years sacrificed" bit is in "Loving Isn't Knowing (The Almost People Suite)".
And as already said the "I Got Your Back" action cue is resting in "Day of the Moon"

Not that I'm complaining (as I think TGWW had the best score of the entire Series) but its rather odd that Murray mixed it into the other episodes.

Odd or perhaps done on purpose? Amy did have an interesting character arc this past season after all.

Dont let the door hit them on the way out , Im not quite like tango (love ya dude) but time to move on , lets get a companion worthy of the Doctors attention this time :)

No one will ever compare to the Girl who waited!
BEST...COMPANION...EVER!

To be fair, Amy is WAY better than that black chick.

Miss 'OMG I CAN DO THREE FACES, not two, NOW!'.

I may be slightly biased here in that I absolutely loved Martha, but that is NOT the way to express your opinion.. disgusting.

"Amelia Pond" is the cool one. And then she met the Doctor and was sent to therapy.

Right on Tanis...Martha Jones never won me over as a likable character. Donna Noble I liked despite her loud mouth and pushy attitude. And yes Amy has some crabby qualities that some my not find endearing. But in the end I agree tango on the point that Karen Gillan is sexy as fuck. :D

Ok Playboy magazine, offer her a cool 1.2 million for a comprehensive photo shoot.:D

I don't think I've ever disliked any of the companions. Not even Adric; I was just indifferent to him at best.

I do like that Amy is just as nutty as the Doctor, and agree with the motion that Karen Gillan is so hot that looking at her actually causes me physical pain (due to the disappointment of having to look at things that are not Karen Gillan afterwards). I'd disagree with the Playboy shoot, though: They took Claudia Christian of Babylon 5, long on my list of "The Ten Most Desirable Women Ever to Get an Action Figure Molded in Their Likeness", and slathered so much heavy makeup on her and so much vaseline on the lens that she ended up looking like a plastic action figure herself. I fear that any attempt to mount such a shoot would involve Playboy burying everything we like about Karen beneath their standard Playmate template to point where you'd never know it was her.

Well, just look at the new Lindsey Lohan shoot. I would never, ever recognize her, which sort of defeats the oint.

**I never liked Adric**. And, his getting killed made for some interesting character moments afterwards.

I may be slightly biased here in that I absolutely loved Martha, but that is NOT the way to express your opinion.. disgusting.
How is it...disgusting?
O_o

Whoever that chick is that played Martha Jones was a BAD actor.
Not even 'funny bad', like the chick who played Rose.

Just 'omg, LAME'...like anyone who has been on Jerry Springer.

I think he's grossly over-reacting to your recognition that Martha is, in fact, black.

You said she was black, which is true. You said she was a chick, which is true. And you said you thought she was a crummy actress - which I would personally agree with.

Quite what makes that "disgusting" I don't know; but then again, these are knee-jerk reactionary, political-correctness-to-a-point-of-insanity times we live in...

She does a fair enough job on Law and Order UK. But given the limited character development in any
Law and Order, perhaps that just proves the point.

Dearest Tango, sent ya a pm, didjya get it?

Well, I can't contribute much to the conversation, but oh dear God I am in love with those who've posted the S6 soundtrack. I cannot wait to find it in Lossless, but I will wait.

SOON.

I liked Martha. I've pretty much enjoyed all of New Who's companion frankly. I'll miss Karen and Arthur when they leave. It will be interesting to see who they cast as the next companion when they do leave.

has anyone got the series 6 soundtrack in 320kbps yet? would be much appreciated and greater quality :)

How so? It is posted in 320 as it its. The only better quality would be lossless. ??

its 256 which is about the same in sound quality to 320 , I think it sounds incredable , lossless is overkill and takes up too much room , my opinion :)

Nice one Retconaddict2, that's a big dollop of awesome-sauce! Cheers! :D

I think some of Murrays best material is on this , question is the music that played when the TARDIS appears in the Oval Office on there somewhere , I didnt hear it :)

Grossly over-reacting to quoting a great actress as "that black chick" - what? you can't even acknowledge who she is? was she that bad?

And when it comes to grossly over-reacting in this thread, there is only one winner, but it's apparent that my small reaction isn't as well accepted as such giant outbursts. Ah well.. :)

its 256 which is about the same in sound quality to 320 , I think it sounds incredable , lossless is overkill and takes up too much room , my opinion :)


you are right about the archive posted here; 256. So I wonder where my 320 set came from??

Ah well, in this case the difference between 256 and 320 is not going to be noticeable, I don't think.

question is the music that played when the TARDIS appears in the Oval Office on there somewhere , I didnt hear it

A part of it is heard in "The Majestic Tale (Of A Mad Man...)" at 2:50 if you want to check it. It's only the part of the Tardis appearing and nothing from the rest of the music.

Thank you Reconaddict.

Grossly over-reacting to quoting a great actress as "that black chick" - what? you can't even acknowledge who she is? was she that bad?

And when it comes to grossly over-reacting in this thread, there is only one winner, but it's apparent that my small reaction isn't as well accepted as such giant outbursts. Ah well.. :)

She's hardly a great actress... sexy, yes. Great actress... no. ;)

I just wondered why it was necessary to talk down to him and accuse him of being "disgusting" when all he said was that he didn't like Martha. Peace, and love, and all the rest of it. :)

A part of it is heard in "The Majestic Tale (Of A Mad Man...)" at 2:50 if you want to check it. It's only the part of the Tardis appearing and nothing from the rest of the music.

ok thanks I didnt get through all that particualr cue , got interupted while listening to it :)

listening now , great thanks!!

I have now heard all the music I particulary noticed from the series 6 I really liked , very pleased :)

Peace and love indeed :p Anyway, just listened to CD1, great stuff! Though I still prefer Series 5 atm :p

you are right about the archive posted here; 256. So I wonder where my 320 set came from??

Ah well, in this case the difference between 256 and 320 is not going to be noticeable, I don't think.

Well, I know at least I like to have some albums - mainly classical/soundtrack discs - in lossless if I can get it; that way, should I ever need to reencode, I'm not transcoding. Plus, lossless does take up a lot of space, but that's why I shuffle lossless archive copies to an external harddrive and keep VBR (which sounds just as good as 320 without the size) in foobar2000/iPod. I'd like to have lossless so I can GET that VBR -V0 without having to commit the sin of transcoding - possibly again, if that 320 is from the 256.

i honestly dunno what it is. I sometimes do things in the evenings, after taking meds, that i don't remember later. Sometimes I have trouble getting an archive to show up in media player or whatnot, and run it through the converter. And, that is set at a default of 320. Being as I have not seen any link outside of the 256 shared here, I am gonna have to bet that is what I did. Which is why I did not post it, as I feel it likely is is a transcode I made. Dig?

i honestly dunno what it is. I sometimes do things in the evenings, after taking meds, that i don't remember later. Sometimes I have trouble getting an archive to show up in media player or whatnot, and run it through the converter. And, that is set at a default of 320. Being as I have not seen any link outside of the 256 shared here, I am gonna have to bet that is what I did. Which is why I did not post it, as I feel it likely is is a transcode I made. Dig?

I'm not accusing anyone of wrongdoing; I was more just trying to express enthusiasm about the day when people start getting lossless sources (e.g. from pressed CDs) up on the Internet.

Nah. I was just explaining why I did not post it. Normally i would. A few members here ought to be getting their discs soon, so I would bet it willl start showing up.

A lot of albums are being archived lossless these days. I don't usually bother,as I have a crappy sound system right now anyway.

Nah. I was just explaining why I did not post it. Normally i would. A few members here ought to be getting their discs soon, so I would bet it willl start showing up.

A lot of albums are being archived lossless these days. I don't usually bother,as I have a crappy sound system right now anyway.

Yeah, I mean, I don't have the best of sound systems, but there are some things that sound way better on headphones - noticeably so in the battle of lossy vs. lossless. Plus, lossless is something you can share without people going "ugh, how do we know this isn't a transcode", etc., and there are times when inaccurately-ripped things don't quite fit the original TOC and thus won't show up on services like MusicBrainz. Just lots of little pet peeves.

Don't get me wrong, I pretty much wet myself when I got the lossy one that's been posted (which, if it's 256, it probably came directly from Amazon or something and had the tags stripped). Kind of like I'm going to when this next Christmas special happens, although at this point I'm deliberately depriving myself of information about it so it's more of an event.

I have a quick question regarding music that was used in the Fall 2011 Trailer from Comic-Con. I'm assuming it's from Season 6 but it seems to be left off the soundtrack after being used so predominantly in the trailer. Anyway, does anyone know if this piece of music might pop up as a bonus track down the road?

please
there are so many unused tracks left over that the most logical answer is that none of them will show up as bonus tracks

I have a quick question regarding music that was used in the Fall 2011 Trailer from Comic-Con. I'm assuming it's from Season 6 but it seems to be left off the soundtrack after being used so predominantly in the trailer. Anyway, does anyone know if this piece of music might pop up as a bonus track down the road?

I am unaware of the exact cues you are mentioning, having not been at Comic-Con ever in all my 900 years, but the BBC staff have been known to use production music from the likes of Two Steps From Hell (particularly, the cue Tristan comes to mind in regards to series 6) and possibly other music houses in the past. If you can find some kind of audio sample for me to check out, I may be able to tell you if it's from said production companies.

I am unaware of the exact cues you are mentioning, having not been at Comic-Con ever in all my 900 years, but the BBC staff have been known to use production music from the likes of Two Steps From Hell (particularly, the cue Tristan comes to mind in regards to series 6) and possibly other music houses in the past. If you can find some kind of audio sample for me to check out, I may be able to tell you if it's from said production companies.

The said peice is a score composed by Murray Gold which is used in the opening of Day Of The Moon when Amy is running from canton through Utah.
Here is a download link to a clean version i have extracted from Day Of The Moon.
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=27ONW67H)
Unfortunatly with no Itunes bonus tracks for the series 6 CD, unlike the Series 4 Specials and Series 5 Soundtracks, I don't think we will see an offical release of any tracks missing from the series.

I guess I should of spoke my mind when Murray Gold was taking requests. Oh Well. Chris666eden's rip will do just fine though. Great job and thanks for your help.
I'm also sorry for not being so clear as to which trailer I was talking about. I haven't been able to get it out of my head ever since BBC America decided to broadcast it every 10 minutes to promote the second half of the season.

Thats ok :) I have noticed any music cues from the Adventure Games NEVER makes it to CD apart from the I Am The Doctor Hero peice first heard at the end of City Of The Daleks which infact is the first time aswell that we hear the BBC America Series 6 part 2 Trailer Music. Oh well nothing we can do now but im happy with all the music offically released so far :)

I think there was some talk last year that there could be plans to release Unreleased Music at some point. I doubt we'll see anything like that though.

I'm in love....Retcon...thank you!!!!

Grossly over-reacting to quoting a great actress as "that black chick" - what? you can't even acknowledge who she is? was she that bad?
And when it comes to grossly over-reacting in this thread, there is only one winner, but it's apparent that my small reaction isn't as well accepted as such giant outbursts. Ah well.. :)
Yes, she is.
W/e the chick's (please don't overreact against 'chick') name that plays 'that one black chick' was, at least in Doctor Who, one of the WORST actors on the show.

Man, it's not like I was revering to her as some ybab rat or whatnot.
:P

Yes, she is.
W/e the chick's (please don't overreact against 'chick') name that plays 'that one black chick' was, at least in Doctor Who, one of the WORST actors on the show.

Man, it's not like I was revering to her as some ybab rat or whatnot.
:P

Now, now, good ladies and gentlemen. We all know we're totally just envious of every companion the Doctor has ever travelled with. Well. Almost all of them.

I keep expecting the TARDIS to show up in my room and the Doctor popping saying come on moonie lets Go :)

I keep expecting the TARDIS to show up in my room and the Doctor popping saying come on moonie lets Go :)

I mean, just...who wouldn't? Haha.

Ah. Not me. Do you all NOT see the endless trouble he brings? Death, destruction, sadness....never good.

Aha! So, I'm not the only person in the world who'd say "No thanks, but bring me back some souvenirs..." if the Doctor actually turned up and offered an adventure! You go off with the Doctor - you're either going to die, watch your family die, watch other people die, be responsible for other people dying, or at the very least spend the majority of your time frightened out of your wits and alternating between almost suicidal levels of misery and the occasional brief moment of delirious happiness... You'll see your father resurrected from the dead, your entire family enslaved, your child kidnapped and never returned, your daughter completely brainf**ked, your fiancee ripped to pieces on your wedding day... You'll be killed and brought back to life, forced to murder your wife and spend 1,000 years looking after her corpse, or WORST OF ALL... shack up with David Tennant.

Noooo thank you. Leave a few clones of Amy behind, but otherwise, have fun on your travels and GTFO away from me, Doctor... ;)

Well, they really tapped that idea in Rose...wherever the Doctor goes, death and disaster follow...

I think it's less 'wherever The Doctor goes' and more 'he's like a magnet to death/destruction/baddies'.

When you act like a messiah, you're bound to attract a few devils.

Well, if Doc's around, bad is too. He never seems to pop in when the day is bright and cheerful, ya know?

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Benson: Sir, the TARDIS IS BACK..

The Brig: aww CRAP!!!!

The Series 6 OST appears to be posted here in FLAC. I'm going to give it a look and see if it does indeed appear to be a lossless source.

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EDIT: Something's super-screwy with Track 16 "The Hotel Prison" on Disc 2, much to my dismay.

Hi guys - I'm back again for the festive season (no internet at home) with some Christmas offerings for you:




As with Meglos, a lot of material from this score (around 7-8 mins) was cut from the official CD release ("Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 - Meglos & Full Circle")

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6TDQEUKE)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OKOUDKQV)




Very tricky score to turn into a easy to listen to experience - lots of long repeated cues of background atmospheres, and many short sections of Janissary band music - very jarring to listen as was on the iso-score. So I've moved background atmospheres to the end of the CD, and compiled 4 longer more complete tracks of Janissary band music, inserted into the score at the most relevant moments. Some cues when presented in strict chronological order were also very jarring, so a small a mount of creative cue re-arranging was done to make it as enjoyable a listen as possible.

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LG98Q758)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160kbps): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R8B57104)




Equally a tricky as 'Snakedance', the score had a lot of very jarring short cues, sometimes 2 or 3 in one track, with many cues that when played in order (as with 'Snakedance') sounded very jarring and stoppy-starty. So I've had to do a lot of creative cue re-arranging - mainly in Part 1, to make this a album that makes sense as music rather than cues. Surprisingly, the music used for the gallery on the DVD is in true stereo, so I've included it as a bonus track, the long sound effect sequences shortened, and included as sound effect tracks.

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LBJLK15V)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZCQ0NMPV)


FLAC versions to follow.


That completes all radiophonic iso-score soundtracks.

I've also been triple checking all the previous albums, and since uploading all those files to MegaUpload last time I was here, some have undergone changes, where I found errors on the original albums. Cover art for all albums has been remastered from scratch - a lot of logos and text were off centre -and all have been updated to the 80's Who font style. Some album's colour themes have been changed (so no two consecutive albums on the shelf have the same colour - feel free to call me anal lol!). I'll post more info on this shortly and links to download updated albums and cover art.

And I'm loving the Series 6 soundtrack - really enjoyable listen - much prefer it to Series 5.

wow, just yesterday i was thinking to myself 'wow, the whole score to Caprica is out of the bag, we have Dr Who series 6 already... now we just need some more DrMatt!' thanks very much for FRONTIOS, it's a favorite of mine musically. you have done a magnificent job bringing all of these to us. the ENTIRE radiophonic workshop run on the show? WOW.

Thanks DrMatt1974!! Love all of the WHO soundtracks that you released over the years!

Thank you Dr Matt for the ltest releass of ISO music from 80's Dr Who.

Snakedance & Kinda were never a favourite when first shown and I found Frontios with men dress as oversized insects just as bad.

The music I do not remeber very well other than what was released on the old "The Music" LP's from the BBC in the 80's.

There cannot be much more ISO music to release from Classic Who.

I would like to see some more iso music from the Hartnell/Troughton years that used Libary music.

As for Series 6 soundtrack. Havne't brought it yet as it might be delivered by a man in a red suit and white hair.

DrMatt1974 - both of the Full Circle links are the same ?.

As for Series 6 soundtrack. Havne't brought it yet as it might be delivered by a man in a red suit and white hair.



:P

Thanks retcon for the Series 6 Soundtrack -- I'm enjoying it a lot. Although I'm surpirsed there aren't many other rips yet o.O

Sorry about that - it was very late when I posted last night - and not helped by using a computer that runs so slowly that I think it comes from a universe where time flows backwards!

Full Circle (Original Soundtrack) MP3 320: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6TDQEUKE)

(Link in original post changed.)

FLAC versions of the latest iso-scores:

FULL CIRCLE
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YFCXGB7O)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3AM98SJ9)

SNAKEDANCE
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CUWXIGFC)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ITL70HJ3)

FRONTIOS
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0EGGY7SW)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0RVNUQLJ)

MP3 version of the Complete Radiophonic Music Collection going up on a friendly Demon shortly, with FLAC to follow on Boxing Day.

If you want to bypass the Demon: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68CGEQMS)

Don't suppose anyone has the following as the link in the first thread is dead.

44-50 (TT-ZZ) - The Dominators, The Mind Robber, The Invasion, The Krotons, The Seeds of Death, The Space Pirates & The War Games
TV Rip compilation (contains SFX)

Many Thanks in advanced.

Many thanks DrMatt and Merry Christmas to you & the rest of the Whovian-Shriners. :)

Don't suppose anyone has the following as the link in the first thread is dead.

44-50 (TT-ZZ) - The Dominators, The Mind Robber, The Invasion, The Krotons, The Seeds of Death, The Space Pirates & The War Games
TV Rip compilation (contains SFX)

Many Thanks in advanced.

I thought someone posted a seperate link for music to "The Invasion" which had no sound effects but had the classic "Cyberman Invasion" music as they invade london via St Pauls., then I could be wrong.

FLAC versions of the latest iso-scores:

FULL CIRCLE
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YFCXGB7O)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3AM98SJ9)

SNAKEDANCE
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CUWXIGFC)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ITL70HJ3)

FRONTIOS
Mixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0EGGY7SW)
Unmixed: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0RVNUQLJ)

MP3 version of the Complete Radiophonic Music Collection going up on a friendly Demon shortly, with FLAC to follow on Boxing Day.

If you want to bypass the Demon: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68CGEQMS)

Thank you for the FLAC!

I guess we can start contemplating the Series 6 Christmas soundtrack now right :)

I hope we get one. There was some great music from the special.

And what a brilliant christmas special it was! :D

Indeed, I loved it!! I do want a soundtrack, especially at the end with the family- Some fans didn't like it though "coughTangocough". Just teasing you, don't worry :)
But yeah, some fans are complaining 'cause There were no villains, or some because it's a "fairy tale" instead of a sci-fi series. Other because it was "plain stupid".
I guess some can't just don't expect too much and not enjoy things anymore.

I'm glad some other people LIKED it! Believe it or not, I really enjoyed it. A nice, straightforward story for a change - which walked the line between sweet and saccharine very well indeed. Some beautiful imagery, genuine emotion, and an "everything works out" ending that didn't feel tacked on - unlike so many RTD "bring everything to the brink of disaster and then rewind time so it's all OK again" stories did in the past. A nice CHRISTMASSY Christmas special that, like last year's, doesn't need giant spiders, alien invasions, or "The Towering Inferno In Space On A Boat" to function.

And I'm really liking the Doctor's conflicted personality coming through again - childlike innocence and wise, wizened old sage. Moffat writes that side of the Doctor (and Smith portrays it) better than anybody else, I think.

Being the Doctor is about more than blowing shit up and chasing Daleks... and I'm so happy that Doctor Who still has the guts to explore that.

Hate it if you hate it, that's fine. But don't hate it because it wasn't a mindless action show, or because it didn't have a villain with twisty black moustache and an evil laugh. Dear God, people... it was 1,000 times smarter than that. Bugger off and watch your "Five Billion Daleks Blow Up Cardiff I Mean London But Then They Don't", or "Here Comes A Big Spaceship To Kill All Humans But The Doctor Yells At Them So They Go Home Again And Then We Blow Them Up Anyway Because People Like Explosions" RTD spectaculars...

Don't get me wrong... I still detested 90% of series 6 - but this one was really, really lovely. :)

Yep, what you said, I agree perfectly. Still, I want my soundtrack for the Special :D

Actually, I didn't like it. Not because "it wasn't a mindless action show, or because it didn't have a villain with twisty black moustache and an evil laugh", but because there were several points that didn't sit right with me. True, I'm really grateful the story actually played out in linear fashion for once, but there were still problems. Like the teaser. Hell, the teaser AND everything up until they arrive at the mansion. Honestly, why was that needed? Other than Steven really liked the idea he had for the prequel short (aka "TARDISode"), and wanted to fit that in somehow. Plus, I'm a lenient person when it comes to sci-fi shows, particularly Who, so I can suspend my disbelief and say the alien spacesuit could protect you sufficiently against not entering the atmosphere at the precise angle you need as well as the crash into the ground, but seriously, he got the spacesuit on AFTER BEING BLOWN OUT INTO SPACE. Any given 6-year-old could tell you how stupid it is to have a person flying through a vacuum unprotected! Again, I could have believed it if there was some explanation, like saying it has an oxygen bubble around it like the Spitfires from Victory of the Daleks, but the point is: they didn't. They just showed the Doctor flying through space and expected you to buy it. I will not, Christmas Special. I will not. Again. Why. Was. This. Needed. By all means, have the Doctor go on some jaunt to kick off the episode, but after the opening titles just start off with the scene where Armstrong is in the plane / where Claire Skinner gets the telegram. You didn't need anything before that, all the information the preceding scenes give you is given again multiple times throughout the episode.

Another thing that bugged me: it didn't jump around nearly as much as the worst of Moffat, but the pacing was still awful. The first fifteen minutes or so felt so rushed and sudden, characters and plot points brought up lightning fast and then ON WITH TEH HIJINKS. Granted, the scene where Skinner stops the Doctor from being so hyper was the highlight of the episode, but up until then it goes far too fast to keep up with. After that, it was admittedly much better, but it puts you in the wrong mood. It's like starting off with the opening scenes of the Godfather, then suddenly it jumps into the shootout scene from Heat. Both are all well and good, and have very similar subject matter, but they don't go together because they have different tones and are paced very differently.

Also, why is no-one talking about the conclusion to the Bill Bailey sci-fi crew subplot? Oh, when Craig defeats the Cybermen with TEH POWER OF LURVE, or the dolls from Night Terrors are defeated by TEH POWER OF LURVE, or the Professor defuses himself in VotD with, all together now, TEH POWER OF LURVE, that's godawful, but when a housewife whose only experience of operating complex machinery was (by her own admission) 'sitting in a plane once' can suddenly drive a Neon Genesis Evangelion-meets-Red Dwarf mech suit because she has TEH POWER OF LURVE, that's not even worth bringing up? The hell?

If you liked it, as I see many of you do, fine. It's not nearly as bad as some of the other episodes we got this year. On the whole, it isn't terrible, but it has several major flaws that stop me from enjoying what could and should be a pretty strong episode.

Interesting points, there.

Regarding the Doctor flying through space... this is the same show that expects us to buy a 900 year-old man travelling through time inside a sentient, sexy female telephone box. It's not much of a stretch for me to think that The Doctor - this fellow who is an alien from another world, who has two hearts, who can die and get himself a new body and come back to life, etc... just can survive in the vacuum of space - just because. It needs no more of an explanation than that. It's the exact same kind of just because that prevents us from asking a thousand difficult questions about literally every single line of every single story ever written in the series.

I will agree that the pacing was a bit off, but I don't know... I guess I'm more able to forgive minor problems in an otherwise good episode than I am to enjoy minor moments of genius in an otherwise terrible episode. (IE, the majority of the previous series.)

I think the power of love stuff works better in the Christmas specials, but there is no doubt that it's been done to absolute death (particularly in the last series; even more than RTD's reset button) and is now on its way to becoming a staple Who cliche... Even on the rare occasions it's done well. (As I believe this one has been.)

Happy new year, ladies, gentlemen, Time lords, and everybody in between. :)

I was gonna keep my mouth shut about this, but it bears saying: It was established way back in the classic series that Time Lords have something called a "respiratory bypass system (http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Respiratory_bypass_system)", which allows them to survive in the vacuum of space longer than most humanoid species. Hence why I didn't take issue with the Doctor being out in space for a prolonged period of time at the beginning of the story. The TARDIS Wikia exists for a reason, people! Do some research! Sorry to sound a bit insufferable, btw. I just can't stand when people bitch about their "suspension of disbelief being violated" when something happens that's been established ages ago and Moffat decided to utilize for the sake of continuity.

I just can't stand when people bitch about their "suspension of disbelief being violated" when something happens that's been established ages ago and Moffat decided to utilize for the sake of continuity.

That's the point. It WAS "established ages ago". If they had added a single throwaway mention of this in the episode, I would have had no trouble with it. Here's the problem: they did not bring that up, and the only way to know is to look it up on a wiki. That argument is the same as "it was explained in a deleted scene" or "that made sense in the novelisation". It isn't good storytelling to have to do research to make an element of the plot make sense. I mean, if we're following that logic, why not just do a Final Fantasy XIII and just hand out a phonebook-sized book before each episode explaining the backstory of the culture we'll meet? Who cares if the episode itself doesn't make a lick of sense on its own? It was all explained in the book, therefore your criticism in invalid.

An extreme analogy, I know, but the point is still the same. You cannot break a fundamental limitation of organic matter without any explanation, and then have fans argue that an archaic piece of continuity fixes it. If said continuity WAS the reason, all that was needed was just one line to clarify that for people who haven't seen and possibly memorised every episode created over the show's 50 year lifespan, or at least care enough to look it up on the Internet. Even then, this is all just theory. There's no evidence that Steven Moffat was thinking when he wrote that scene "oh, it's okay, he has a respiratory bypass system".

I've said it multiple times now, and it bears repeating again. This could have been so easily fixed. One line. That's all. Just throw it in there in the initial banter between the Doctor and Skinner's character. Done. As it stands, if it isn't in the episode, or in the case of a TV series, brought up in a recent episode prominently enough for the general audience to remember, then it isn't rational to have to go research something just for it to make sense.

He's not 900 years old...
>_>

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AT LEAST 1103...didn't you WATCH SE6?
No, but I figured I'd just point that out.

Yes, I did - and I didn't like it. Forgive me if I don't have instant, 100% accurate recall of insignificant trivia after drinking half a bottle of sherry at five o'clock in the morning... ;)

Is that why you edited your post, because you were writing rather rudely?

I enjoyed (most of) SE6, even the Xmas Special.
Though, for me, I'm getting REALLY sick of this whole 'OMG LUV SAYVES ULL!' bullshit.

The fat dude should have DIED...it would have made more of an impact in 'Is The Doctor a force for good or not' angle they were trying to go for.

I was not being rude. Hopefully other folk can tell the difference between "rude" and "disagree" because there most emphatically is one.

I deleted my post because my experience in this place suggested that trouble may ensue.


The fat dude should have DIED...it would have made more of an impact in 'Is The Doctor a force for good or not' angle they were trying to go for.

Kill somebody's dad to prove a point on Christmas Day. Yep, that'll go down well.

What I really liked about this episode is that the Doctor basically did nothing. His involvement was pretty much entirely for character growth. Everything happens for a reason, and all that jazz.

I thought that what they were trying to go for was "How is The Doctor adjusting to his new, less extravagant lifestyle?" and the answer is that he's rediscovering his joyous youth and beginning to be affected on a far more personal level by his friendships and relationships. This is a very interesting direction in which to take his character.

We've seen The Doctor cry because he's colossally depressed... we've seen him running around like a nutcase... but have we ever seen him weep because he's happy to see his friends before? Have we ever seen him so flamboyantly caught up in pure, simple fun before?

Wrong fat dude, uck.
*uses google*
Craig Owens, the father of "Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All"

**seems to recall Peter Davidson's Doctor in space, with cricket ball...**

It's Doctor Who. It is meant as escapist fun, the X-Mas specials in particular. Flying sharks..?? Pulling sleighs?? No better no worse, than unsuited space traveling. I tink mainly you're supposed to sit back and just have fun with it, not mine the things for inconsistencies and laws of physics. There have been many times in the show where the Doctor does a seemingly impossible thing. Especially like the third and fourth Docs. And the explanation has always been, "well, I'm not human", or "It's a time lord thing". Thing is we really do not know what they can and cannot endure. Didn't the Tenth Doc get around being poisoned in the Wasp episode? Etc, etc.

Also, I keep in mind Who is a British show, for a British audience that has grown up with the Doctor. Many probably DO remember past events, so really, no need to "explain" anything. It's not BSG, or a space documentary and should not be viewed in that light. It is fantasy/sci-fi, meant to be fun.

Just go with it....

Wrong fat dude, uck.
*uses google*
Craig Owens, the father of "Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All"

Hahaha! Ohh... Unreservedly agree. Sorry, I are stupid. :)

It's cool, there's a lot of fat dudes in Who.

He's not 900 years old...
>_>
AT LEAST 1103...didn't you WATCH SE6?
No, but I figured I'd just point that out.


Wait, you serious? :p *scurries off and assumes you're not*

Happy Who Year, Newvians! :D

**seems to recall Peter Davidson's Doctor in space, with cricket ball...**

Okay, that I could take, since yes, it is escapist fun, so I can look past the whole "lack of pressure + unsuited human = KABOOM", but I can't look past something as basic as "you cannot breathe in space". It is a fundamental limitation of organic matter that is taught to you in the very earliest science lessons at school. I can accept a lot in a show like this, but if you're just going to break physics this fundamental and simple, why not just have characters leap forty feet in the air? No technobabble reasoning for it, just continuing with an episode as normal, and then BOOM characters leaping over houses with a single bound and no-one questions it.


Also, I keep in mind Who is a British show, for a British audience that has grown up with the Doctor. Many probably DO remember past events, so really, no need to "explain" anything.

So, just because people can vaguely remember past Doctors as 'the one with the stupid coat' or 'the one who was in that episode with the giant maggots', and whose memories consist of hiding behind the sofa from giant pepperpots that screamed 'EXTERMINATE' at things in the 70's, that means they will remember something that came up (according to the wiki) a grand total of four times (two of which were in the 80's when most people had stopped watching), and that was never made a big deal of, just brought up and then moved on from?

I get that it is indeed "escapist fun". I let Who get away with shit I wouldn't let many other shows or movies or whatever get away with. But, and I'm getting tired of repeating myself, not being able to breathe in space is something that only the lowest, most uneducated layers of society doesn't know, and some people online (not the writers or production team, just fan's speculation) saying that it was explained in an episode three or four DECADES prior does not cut it.

Did anyone else hear the Season 4 Doctor Who Theme thrown in there? Or was i allucinating?! XD

Shadow, but that's not the point. There are several times, especially in the 4th Doctor's time, where it is well established that the Doctor is quite able to hold his breath, or regulate his breathing. And, Tennant's Doctor was outside a ship in extremely hostile conditions for a time in 42, as i recall. The explanation bit only works when he has a human companion to ask how did you do that? There was no one to witness the event, so no one to ask, and hence no need for the extra dialogue. Lord only knows what the Doctor gets up to when he isn't hampered by a comanion's safety issues, and we have seen that idea surface a few times lately.

Shadow, but that's not the point. There are several times, especially in the 4th Doctor's time, where it is well established that the Doctor is quite able to hold his breath, or regulate his breathing. And, Tennant's Doctor was outside a ship in extremely hostile conditions for a time in 42, as i recall. The explanation bit only works when he has a human companion to ask how did you do that? There was no one to witness the event, so no one to ask, and hence no need for the extra dialogue. Lord only knows what the Doctor gets up to when he isn't hampered by a comanion's safety issues, and we have seen that idea surface a few times lately.
That was more or less what I was trying to say, but I guess I came off as a continuity-obsessed moron. Thank you, babydoll. You certainly worded it better than I could. Especially that last sentence... *shudders at the thought of the Time Lord Victorious*

Dr Matt - thanks! Enjoyed these immensly. Any thoughts on what you might do next?

Recons

any word on the new Series 6 CD?

DrMatt......You rock.

ok

Hey folks! Joined a few days back to fill in some of my DW soundtrack gaps and just wanted to say a couple of things.

1. Thank you to all the people who have compiled and uploaded the soundtracks to the various stories. Like you, I love the music from the series, and appreciate all the work you've put in to provide the rest of us with versions of the soundtracks. It's a labour of love, not just for the show, but for your fellow fans. Thank you.

2. I avoid Doctor Who fan groups like the plague. There are so many rude, mean-spirited people who only seem to hate everything the show does and are all too happy to scream down anyone who disagrees with them. I don't need that in my life. The folks on here are fabulous. Really really great. I've read through many of the posts and the inevitable disagreements seldom head in the direction of personal abuse, and are usually fair comments by people who happen to have different tastes and opinions.

Thanks for reminding me that there are still reasonable fans out there.

Cheers,
Danny

hello there - here's an edited soundtrack rip from Doctor Who - The Aztecs (1964) music by Richard Rodney Bennett

Doctor Who - The Aztecs (BBC 1964)(b/w)

excerpts from the original soundtrack

Incidental Music - Richard Rodney Bennett conducted by Marcus Dods
Special Sounds - Brian Hodgson
Title Music - Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, arranged by Delia Derbyshire

01) Doctor Who Title Music
02) Aztec Tomb/ Autloc & Barbara / The Doctor & Ian spot Tlotoxl / Barbara as Yetaxa / Ixta's Warrior skills
03) Susan and Barbara / You can't rewrite history! / The Sacrifice/ She is a false Goddess/ Tlotoxl & Barbara/ The Doctor (poison in the Garden) /
Ixta challenges Ian.
04) Barbara & Autloc Prophecy of Doom / Autloc & Tlotoxl / The Doctor detained / Ian and Ixta's first combat
05) Tlotoxl & The Doctor / Ian Wakes up to Ixta / Cameca happy / Ian warns Barbara / Tlotoxl's poison for Barbara backfires
06) The Doctor & Cameca / Barbara & Autloc
07) Ian in the Tunnel to the Tomb / Ixta & Tlotoxl think Ian Dead /Autloc knocked Out / Ian set up
08) Ixta falls to his Death / Escape through the Tomb / Barbara sulks / That's the good you done
09) The TARDIS / End Titles

Richard Rodney Bennett's score for this Doctor Who story has a number of elements reused for different scenes across the four episodes.

As was typical in these early Doctor Who's the music was written before recording the show to be used like library music and was piped
in live as the show was being recorded rather than dubbed in post production. It seem likely that the programme makers asked the composer
for different moods to be reused across the four episodes.

Richard Rodney Bennett's score for this Doctor Who story uses a small ensemble of a pair of flutes, piano (low end rumbles) harp & various
low and high percussion including Xylophone or, claves, triangle, timpani, congas, snare drum.


I think sounds of processed gongs are Brian Hodgson's stuff as well as the Tardis sound of course.The basic audio source Hodgson
used for the TARDIS effect was the sound of his house keys being scraped up and down along the strings of an old gutted piano, and played backwards.

hope you enjoy it,
anonymousremains


mp3 @ 320

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Sounds interesting, akid2fart. I'll download this and give it a go. Was this your own work?

Recons

hello recons -

it's one of my things to be sure

here's one of my blogs if you want to see other stuff i get up to

akidfor2farthings (http://akidfor2farthings.blogspot.com/)

good cheer

anonymousremains

Ah, I had mistaken what you had done. I thought you had found a way of presenting the score without dialogue or sound effects. Apologies!

Having said that, that's a nice blog you have going there. I'm going to have to do some hunting through, but there's definitely some favourites of mine there. What a pity RRB didn't still have his original DW tapes.

Recons.

Has anyone tweeted Murray about a release for "The Doctor, The Widow, and the Warddrobe"?/

Murray is not very good at answering tweets but you can try , he never answers me :)

MOONIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:awsm:

Long time no talky...:notgood:

MOONIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:awsm:

Long time no talky...:notgood:


yea Im still lurking around , I keep a eye on things here :)
just tweeted Silva about the Doctor Who Christmas cd , well see if they answer :) and I tweeted Jake Jackson as well

Recons - i only wish i could do that ......bad time to look through my blogs though with the meganoload crisis....feel the pain!...anything you want uploading again just post a comment.....i'll be working my way through gradually replacing any lost links...

This may seem like a silly question but I downloaded the Series 5 OST and I noticed that "Signora Rosana Calvierri" is in mono. Anyone else notice this? And if so, is there a stereo version of this track?

This may seem like a silly question but I downloaded the Series 5 OST and I noticed that "Signora Rosana Calvierri" is in mono. Anyone else notice this? And if so, is there a stereo version of this track?

nope or not to my knowledge thats the way it is on the cd :)

nope or not to my knowledge thats the way it is on the cd :)

Oh, is it? I had no idea. Well thanks anyway. Good track and all too.

BTW nice avy. ;)

This may seem like a silly question but I downloaded the Series 5 OST and I noticed that "Signora Rosana Calvierri" is in mono. Anyone else notice this? And if so, is there a stereo version of this track?

Apparently it's not actually in mono, but the track was designed to simulate a mono sound. Whatever that means. In any case, it would appear to be intentional.

Hi guys - I'm back again for the festive season (no internet at home) with some Christmas offerings for you:




As with Meglos, a lot of material from this score (around 7-8 mins) was cut from the official CD release ("Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 - Meglos & Full Circle")

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6TDQEUKE)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OKOUDKQV)




Very tricky score to turn into a easy to listen to experience - lots of long repeated cues of background atmospheres, and many short sections of Janissary band music - very jarring to listen as was on the iso-score. So I've moved background atmospheres to the end of the CD, and compiled 4 longer more complete tracks of Janissary band music, inserted into the score at the most relevant moments. Some cues when presented in strict chronological order were also very jarring, so a small a mount of creative cue re-arranging was done to make it as enjoyable a listen as possible.

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LG98Q758)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160kbps): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R8B57104)




Equally a tricky as 'Snakedance', the score had a lot of very jarring short cues, sometimes 2 or 3 in one track, with many cues that when played in order (as with 'Snakedance') sounded very jarring and stoppy-starty. So I've had to do a lot of creative cue re-arranging - mainly in Part 1, to make this a album that makes sense as music rather than cues. Surprisingly, the music used for the gallery on the DVD is in true stereo, so I've included it as a bonus track, the long sound effect sequences shortened, and included as sound effect tracks.

Original Soundtrack (Stereo MP3 320): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LBJLK15V)
Music Cues (Mono MP3 160): MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZCQ0NMPV)


FLAC versions to follow.


That completes all radiophonic iso-score soundtracks.

I've also been triple checking all the previous albums, and since uploading all those files to MegaUpload last time I was here, some have undergone changes, where I found errors on the original albums. Cover art for all albums has been remastered from scratch - a lot of logos and text were off centre -and all have been updated to the 80's Who font style. Some album's colour themes have been changed (so no two consecutive albums on the shelf have the same colour - feel free to call me anal lol!). I'll post more info on this shortly and links to download updated albums and cover art.

And I'm loving the Series 6 soundtrack - really enjoyable listen - much prefer it to Series 5.

Any chance of a re-upload to another hosting site, please?

@Moontrekker thanks! I have attempted to tweet Murray but never sure how that all works. Never get a response. Does he have to be following me to reply back? Or to even see my tweet?

@Moontrekker thanks! I have attempted to tweet Murray but never sure how that all works. Never get a response. Does he have to be following me to reply back? Or to even see my tweet?

Im not really sure either I dont do much with twitter , I sent Silva a private message in the messages place , sometimes they get back to me , I havent ever gotten Murray to respond , twitter is weird so I dont do much with it .
You can also look back through the tweets and see if they responded , nothing yet :(

You know, this whole MegaUpLoad thing happening right on the tails of SOPA being defeated makes me think that SOPA was just a red herring.

It seems that rather than go after the individuals (and you're right SOPA was clearly a red herring, maybe it'll teach people to register their domain outside the US, as well as their servers) what they are attempting now is to kill the means of exchanging files. There is always usenet, though.

You know, this whole MegaUpLoad thing happening right on the tails of SOPA being defeated makes me think that SOPA was just a red herring.It happened the other way round. First they closed MU, then support for SOPA (and other proposed intrusions) was withdrawn. Proving the government does not need new tools. They have plenty.

It will be interesting to see if China reacts publicly. MU and it's family of services is legally based in Hong Kong. That's where the MU incorporation is filed.

Any words on a release of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe?!

Any one eager to make a rip?!

:parrot:

he ignored me but twitter drives me nuts anyway , Im sure its coming , he knows we want it :)

Is the another site that can hold those new Dr. Who soundtracks?

Are we dead here? I am looking for the radiophonic meglos / full circle, hopefully 320. Appears my disc has somehow been snapped in half :sad:

HELLOOOOO??? ANYONE???? :erm: :sad:

Is there any way to get this up and running again?

Is there any INTEREST in getting this up and running again? Aside from the obvious megaupload deletions all but a handfull of sendspacem rapidshare and sharebee links are gone as well


**listens to the echoing silence**

guess there isnt much to chat about right now , but I was thinking its about time for the latest Doctor Who Christmas soundtrack to appear or soon :)

I have some of these on a HDD, somewhere, I'll see if I can find them and re-up to MF/Rs.

I'm surprised that there hasn't been an announcement already for the Christmas Special score...unless they're not planning on releasing one this year, which would suck. Yeah, there isn't much to talk about right now if you're a Whovian.

might try to ask Silva via twitter but all they will say is , I hope so , I sent Jake Jackson a email about it

If someone wants to point me towards a decent site we can use for hosting files, I'm more than happy to start uploading all that I have.

ok Jake answered me , he said ask Silva , this is going to be fun :)


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go for it :)

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this is the response I got from Silva about the Doctor Who Christmas Doctor , Widow and the Wardrobe soundtrack

Doesn't sound promising. Suits from it may show up on the next series release, maybe.

I was afraid of that response...and kind of expecting it. IIRC the Christmas Carol score came out about this time last year and was a surprise announcement as no one was expecting it. We were still dealing with the series five release! I don't expect this to come out any time soon...maybe Amanda will be right and it will be included with the series seven score, but that's a LONG wait away...and I think they're doing the 2012 Christmas Special during the mid-season hiatus of series seven so that should be interesting to see how they package up the scores for next year.

If someone wants to point me towards a decent site we can use for hosting files, I'm more than happy to start uploading all that I have.

Peeje seems to be our best bet right now...1GB upload limit per file...no premium membership.
peeje.com (http://www.peeje.com/upload)

I am busy at the moment re-uploading all of my shares but eventually I'll start uploading my Doctor Who stuff here.

*kicking myself for exclusively using MU*

Well, I am unable to upload at peeje. I am registered, I am using the latedt Firefox, I have astoundingly fast connection, and anytime i try to upload, all I get is an error message no matter the size of the file.

So..yea.

Hmm...you are the first person I've heard that has had problems uploading to Peejee.
Well there is always Mediafire but I still don't trust Rapidshare after the mass deleted my accounts content.

Amanda, what is the error message you get ?.

Does anyone have Space Adventures? I made a mistake and didn't realize that Mutations is in The Space Museum. Gak! All the links on the first page are pretty much dead. The 2009 Repack torrent is still around, though. We might want to try to put the links back up here. Particularly for the fan rips.

So it's good that we're still alive here. Really looking forward to the latest soundtracks being reposted. We'll see!

Well, it looks like we're going to have something to finally talk about tomorrow...as Moffat is announcing the new companion. She is supposed to be someone "pretty" but not a household name. I guess much like Karen Gillan because I had no idea who she was before she was announced.

Someone else cursing himself for exclusively using MegaUpload...

I've had a look around and found FileFactory, which is where I'll be uploading for now unless I hear lots of bad reports. (EDIT: Although I've just seen the peejee recommendation above - I'll give it a go).

I've had a request for a re-up of 'Frontios', and will now begin uploading everything contained in my big 2009 Repack torrent, along with any radiophonic scores done since - links will be posted as they're done. Any requests will be prioritised.

Coming very soon is a Special 30th Anniversary Edition of 'Earthshock' - 2 CD version (mixed and unmixed). This has previously only been released in single disc (mixed) format, and was one of the first I ever did. And boy does it show... Not only did I discover two indentical tracks on the abum (a compiling error) where one completely over-wrote an intended track, but there were about 10 music cues that got completely left off by accident. As well as that, there were several repeated cues used in this score, some of which really stood out (one where the same 20 second cue is used in the same track twice as per Malcolm Clarke's original). So as is happening with some early DW DVD releases, I have completely redone the mixed version from scratch, fixing errors mentioned and applied better stereoisation effects. Discs have been burnt and ripped, I've just got the CD art left to do. So this first 'revisitation' soundtrack will be uploaded in the next day or so.

As for the new NuWho companion - I thought it was a clone of Karen Gillian with brown hair when I first saw her... Shame - I was hoping for something a bit different, not just a change of hair colour.

Does anyone have Space Adventures? I made a mistake and didn't realize that Mutations is in The Space Museum. Gak! All the links on the first page are pretty much dead. The 2009 Repack torrent is still around, though. We might want to try to put the links back up here. Particularly for the fan rips.

Get it while it's hot:

Space Adventure: Music from Doctor Who 1963-1971
Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?q2m5zz8dlakf83e

Here's the new...

Earthshock - 30th Anniversary Special Edition Soundtrack

A completely new edition of Malcolm Clarke's evocative music score for this story. As I mentioned above, I found several errors with the previous version (one of the first I did) including a duplicate track, missing cues, a nasty bass synth noise creeping in at the cliffhanger to Part 3... Allsorts. These have all been fixed, the cues completely remixed, with better stereo ambiance effects applied. Also includes an unmixed version, available for the first time, but due to the story having more than 99 music cues (the maximum for an audio CD) some tracks on this disc contain more than one music cue. When burnt to disc from FLAC/CUE these music cues are separated by index points within the track, and can be extracted as such with certain audio rippers (including EAC).

MP3: http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362134025/DW-122-MP3-SE.zip.html

FLAC: http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361552521/DW-122-FLAC.zip.html

Password protected ZIP files include mixed and unmixed versions.

Password: GoldenSands

I've uploaded all mp3 rips of all the radiophonic albums to Peeje, which include mixed and unmixed versions (*where available):

The Sea Devils: Download DW-062-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555311/DW-062-MP3.zip.html)
The Leisure Hive: Download DW-110-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555312/DW-110-MP3.zip.html)
Meglos*: Download DW-111-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361549231/DW-111-MP3.zip.html)
Full Circle*: Download DW-112-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361549247/DW-112-MP3.zip.html)
State of Decay: Download DW-113-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555316/DW-113-MP3.zip.html)
Warriors' Gate: Download DW-114-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555322/DW-114-MP3.zip.html)
The Keeper of Traken: Download DW-115-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555323/DW-115-MP3.zip.html)
Logopolis: Download DW-116-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555327/DW-116-MP3.zip.html)
Castrovalva: Download DW-117-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555306/DW-117-MP3.zip.html)
Kinda*: Download DW-119-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361549263/DW-119-MP3.zip.html)
The Visitation*: Download DW-120-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361549298/DW-120-MP3.zip.html)
Earthshock*: Download DW-122-MP3-SE.zip (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362134025/DW-122-MP3-SE.zip.html)
Arc of Infinity: Download DW-124-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555328/DW-124-MP3.zip.html)
Snakedance*: Download DW-125-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361549321/DW-125-MP3.zip.html)
Mawdryn Undead*: Download DW-126-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361546195/DW-126-MP3.zip.html)
Terminus*: Download DW-127-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361546233/DW-127-MP3.zip.html)
Enlightenment*: Download DW-128-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361937970/DW-128-MP3.zip.html)
The King's Demons*: Download DW-129-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361555334/DW-129-MP3.zip.html)
The Five Doctors: Download DW-130-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558396/DW-130-MP3.zip.html)
Warriors of the Deep*: Download DW-131-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361552519/DW-131-MP3.zip.html)
The Awakening*: Download DW-132-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558397/DW-132-MP3.zip.html)
Frontios*: Download DW-133-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361552520/DW-133-MP3.zip.html)
Resurrection of the Daleks: Download DW-134-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558365/DW-134-MP3.zip.html)
Planet of Fire*: Download DW-135-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361552517/DW-135-MP3.zip.html)
The Caves of Androzani: Download DW-136-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558370/DW-136-MP3.zip.html)
Attack of the Cybermen: Download DW-138-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558380/DW-138-MP3.zip.html)
The Mark of the Rani*: Download DW-140-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361546268/DW-140-MP3.zip.html)
The Two Doctors*: Download DW-141-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361546290/DW-141-MP3.zip.html)
Revelation of the Daleks: Download DW-143-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558386/DW-143-MP3.zip.html)

Doctor Who - The Music: Download DW-TM1-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361576846/DW-TM1-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who - The Music II: Download DW-TM2-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361576847/DW-TM2-MP3.zip.html)

Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 1: The Early Years (1963-1969): Download DW-RWS-1-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361558391/DW-RWS-1-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 2: New Beginnings (1970-1980): Download DW-RWS-2-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361574565/DW-RWS-2-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 3: The Leisure Hive: Download DW-RWS-3-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361574578/DW-RWS-3-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 4: Meglos & Full Circle: Download DW-RWS-4-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361574589/DW-RWS-4-MP3.zip.html)

Password for ZIP files: GoldenSands

And a few other bits and pieces. (All albums @ 320kbps unless stated otherwise).

Variations on a Theme (4 Track EP): Download DWM-VOT-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589174/DWM-VOT-MP3.zip.html)
Black Light (Music from 'Trial of a Time Lord' & 'Dragonfire'): Download DWM-BLK-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589172/DWM-BLK-MP3.zip.html)
Myths & Other Legends (Music by Mark Ayres from the 'MythMaker' video series): Download DWM-MOT-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589170/DWM-MOT-MP3.zip.html)
Cybertech (2 albums of Doctor Who inspired music - 192kbps): Download DWM-CYB-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589173/DWM-CYB-MP3.zip.html)
25th Anniversary Album (Music by Keff McCulloch): Download DWM-25A-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589171/DWM-25A-MP3.zip.html)

And all of Keff McCulloch's full scores that are available:

Remembrance of the Daleks: Download DW-151-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361589175/DW-151-MP3.zip.html)
Silver Nemesis: Download DW-153-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361581255/DW-153-MP3.zip.html)
Battlefield: Download DW-155-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361590187/DW-155-MP3.zip.html)

'Remembrance of the Daleks' is one of the few albums I've never mixed, so only 1 disc. The other 2 have mixed and unmixed versions.

Password: GoldenSands

Get it while it's hot:

Space Adventure: Music from Doctor Who 1963-1971
Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?q2m5zz8dlakf83e

Many thanks for this, the quality is so much better than my old cassette copy!!! Very much appreciated.

Something a bit rare and obscure for you:

BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Undersea World



A collection of music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop never commercially released. Found on Spotify as a 41 track album, after further investigation of the supplier's website discovered 23 more tracks not available on Spotify, but available to preview in full (and download via RealPlayer) on their website. So some tracks are 320kbps from Spotify, others 128kbps from the website. The first of five albums (the rest over the next few weeks). CD art done by a friend of mine. Enjoy.

Download RWS-CAV56-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361720895/RWS-CAV56-MP3.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

Interestingly, Malcolm Clarke's "The Milonga" (Enlightenment) is a longer version of "Dance of the Sea Horse" with a slightly different mix.

Interestingly, Malcolm Clarke's "The Milonga" (Enlightenment) is a longer version of "Dance of the Sea Horse" with a slightly different mix.

Funny you should mention that, as there are two Malcolm Clarke tracks on other albums in this set that are variations on 'The Milonga'. And the choir voices in the track 'Mother Earth' (on 'Undersea World') are the same as those used in 'Enlightenment' towards the end of Part Two, when Tegan, Turlough and the Doctor find themselves on the deck of the ship looking out into space.

All three tracks make a nice addition to the 'Enlightenment' soundtrack, so if you already have it, below is a patch to make that happen (just delete tracks 36-42 and then copy the files and folders over). The full download above has also been updated.

Download DW-128-MP3-PATCH.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361937971/DW-128-MP3-PATCH.zip.html)

The next album, Poisoned Planet will be up in a day or so.

Apologies - there was a fault at the beginning of 'Breakfast Time' in the above patch. This has now been fixed, and link changed.

got it works nicely , thanks :)

Does anyone have Series 1-3 OSTs?

I seem to be missing them.
Preferably 320b/r MP3 or FLAC.
:D

DrMatt - any chance of a re-up of the patch? It now seems to be listed as 'file no longer exists'. Thanks for the other Radiophonic albums both posted and to come. Undersea was great listening! You can definitely hear a mature progression in Elizabeth Parker's stuff over the years.

Recons

Many thanks for your re-ups and new shares DrMatt. :)

DrMatt - any chance of a re-up of the patch? It now seems to be listed as 'file no longer exists'.

Recons

Sorry about that - all sorted.

Patch for 'Enlightenment', including 2 variations on 'The Milonga' and a very extended version of the space choir voices and updated CD art (delete tracks 36-42 of the mixed version, and then copy the files over):
Download DW-128-MP3-PATCH.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/361937971/DW-128-MP3-PATCH.zip.html)



Does anyone have Series 1-3 OSTs?

I seem to be missing them.
Preferably 320b/r MP3 or FLAC.
:D

Here's all the music from the RTD era, including 2 concerts (MP3@320):

Series 1 & 2: Download DW-MG-1-2-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019688/DW-MG-1-2-MP3.zip.html)
Series 3 [REMIXED] - see below: Download DW-MG-3-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019846/DW-MG-3-MP3.zip.html)
Series 4: Download DW-MG-4-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019769/DW-MG-4-MP3.zip.html)
Series 4 - The Specials: Download DW-MG-4S-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019869/DW-MG-4S-MP3.zip.html)
A Celebration (2006 Concert - DW material only): Download DW-MG-C-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019795/DW-MG-C-MP3.zip.html)
The Proms (2008 Concert - DW material only): Download DW-MG-P1-MP3.zip (http://www.peeje.com/files/362019807/DW-MG-P1-MP3.zip.html)

Password for ZIP files: GoldenSands

Series 1-4 come with full scans, concerts come with original CD art, and Series 4 comes with alternative cover art more in line with the other releases, and two extended remixed tracks.


Series 3 [REMIXED] Info:

2 Tracks Added:

- The album now opens with the 'Voyage of the Damned' full-length theme, only ever released online (on Xmas Day 2007) by Silva Screen Records. Murray Gold has stated that this CD was always meant to include a version of the theme music, and it was Silva Screen who made the decision to make the track a 'hidden feature' on the CD. It is/was accessible by typing in the special code printed on the back of the CD into a web browser (Code: 515PM23111963).

- Fast Ood Rockers - Song for Kylie (I'm In Love With A Girl In A Time Machine). A professional pop version of the theme, blending Murray Gold, Delia Derbyshire, Kylie Minogue and Goldfrapp, which spawned a campaign to make it the 2007 Christmas Number 1 in the UK.

2 Remixed Tracks:

- All the Strange, Strange Creatures (The Trailer Music) - on the original CD, this track opens with the same 'zoom in on earth' music used at the beginning of Track 2 of the 'Series 1 & 2' CD. This track was made available for download (without the repeated 'zoom' in on earth' music) on The Mill's website, used as the music for a promotional video that featured a lot of SFX from DW.

- Abide With Me - on the original CD, this track seemed to fade out forever in a really jarring way. For this version, I have gradually increased the volume at the end and made the track end more naturally at the end of the verse.

VERY BERY nice!

-derp-
wrong one.

Thanks a lot!

Ok guys, here's the next 2 albums in the series of previously unreleased music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop:

Firstly...



A moody album of atmospheric sounds and ambiances:

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And secondly, imho the best of the five...



A much more musical album, mostly by Malcolm Clarke, where you can hear a lot of ideas and sounds he used in his 80s Doctor Who scores. This album has no hi-res CD art as yet, but I thought I'd get it up here as soon as I could:

Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362042258/RWS-CAV58-MP3.zip.html)

Password as ever: GoldenSands

Thanks again DrMatt. :)

I wonder why Liz Parker only ever did one story of Dr. Who.

Many thanks for posting these gems!

Dr Matt - Thanks for the recent uploads. I'm having trouble opening those zip folders. I use a mac and when i click on the downloaded zip folder i just get the following message: Unable to unarchive - Error 1 - operation not permitted. I'm not prompted to enter a password either.

Can you throw any light on this?

Regards

Dr Matt - Thanks for the recent uploads. I'm having trouble opening those zip folders. I use a mac and when i click on the downloaded zip folder i just get the following message: Unable to unarchive - Error 1 - operation not permitted. I'm not prompted to enter a password either.

Can you throw any light on this?

Regards

What software do you use to open the zip file ?.

What software do you use to open the zip file ?.

It's called 'Archive Utility'. I believe it's the default software with the Mac OS.

It's called 'Archive Utility'. I believe it's the default software with the Mac OS.

It worked on my Mac with Stuffit Expander.

There are lots of free software out there. Try something else.

Use 7zip or winrar for zip/rar files.

Thanks for the advice, bishtyboshty & Tanis. I downloaded Stuffit Expander which does the job perfectly.

Use 7zip or winrar for zip/rar files.

He's already said he uses a Mac. Those bits of software are not applicable to a Mac.

So, the OST for the last Christmas Special, I guess we won't have it :(

Still, the Series 7 sneaking pics of the shooting episodes are very exciting!

If memory serves there wasn't really anything standout on the last Christmas Special. It's still a shame that there was no standalone release. I expect there will be a few tracks from it on the Series 7 score... Whenever that happens, since Series 7 is getting split up into two pieces again... :(

So, the OST for the last Christmas Special, I guess we won't have it :(

It's probably relevant that the preceding Xmas Special had a big selling singing star featured on the soundtrack, without her I doubt it would have got an individual release.