Good point, very good point indeed... CASH-IN........ Oh well, at least it meant a good score got released... :)

Ok folks, here's the final two albums of previously unreleased music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop:



A great album with an African feel, mostly by Peter Howell. When listening to this, I heard shades of 3 of his Doctor Who scores: Snakedance, Planet of Fire and The Two Doctors - all with scenes set in hot dusty places.

Africa [MP3 128/320]: http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064546/RWS-CAV57-MP3.zip.html


And lastly...



A collection of music that paints pictures from five continents, by a variety of radiophonic composers.

Ethnic Impressions [MP3 320 - except for 1 track]: http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064557/RWS-CAV59-MP3.zip.html

Enjoy! A full pack of CD art for the set will follow.


An a separate note, it looks like both Dragonfire and The Happiness Pareol DVDs have isolated scores - so 2 new additions to the collection coming in a few weeks.

An a separate note, it looks like both Dragonfire and The Happiness Pareol DVDs have isolated scores - so 2 new additions to the collection coming in a few weeks.

Yes those and no doubt Greatest Show.

Will Death to the Daleks have one like Silurians did and Revenge of the Cybermen didn't? Don't know yet.

BTW thanks for the RWS set.

Yes those and no doubt Greatest Show.

Will Death to the Daleks have one like Silurians did and Revenge of the Cybermen didn't? Don't know yet.

BTW thanks for the RWS set.

According to Doctor Who Magazine No. 446, Death to The Daleks does indeed include an isolated score. I know that this isn't everybody's could of tea but personally I've always loved this score from the late Carey Blyton.

According to Doctor Who Magazine No. 446, Death to The Daleks does indeed include an isolated score. I know that this isn't everybody's could of tea but personally I've always loved this score from the late Carey Blyton.

Cool - I wasn't expecting that - a very memorable score indeed - I look forward to it.

I've sorted the links for the last 2 RWS albums above.

Any chance of a re-up of the Ghost Light soundtrack, anyone? It's a conspicuous gap in my collection.

/i]]Any chance of a re-up of the Ghost Light soundtrack, anyone? It's a conspicuous gap in my collection.

I'm currently working on an SE of Ghost Light - which will comprise of the official release (with extra sound effects and 'That's The Way to the Zoo') and an unmixed disc. Should be done within a few days.

I'm currently working on an SE of Ghost Light - which will comprise of the official release (with extra sound effects and 'That's The Way to the Zoo') and an unmixed disc. Should be done within a few days.

Dr Matt, I think I love you...

I've sorted the links for the last 2 RWS albums above.

I think the Africa has two track 4's that are the same track.

Is that what you mean?

I think the Africa has two track 4's that are the same track.

Is that what you mean?

I thought I'd re-upped the fixed version with only 1 track 4, but peeje is refusing to list these uploads, so I can't check. Just downloaded it to check, and the fix is:

1: Delete this track: 04 - Peter Howell - African Images- Ghanean Fast Drum 2.mp3
2: Rename track 3: 03 - Peter Howell - African Images- Ghanean Fast Drum 2.mp3
3: If you are fussy, also correct the info in the id3 tag for track 3 - change artist to Peter Howell
and track title to African Images: Ghanean Fast Drum 2

Apologies for this - I will try again to re-up the fixed version.

---------- Post added at 09:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:11 PM ----------

Here we go, new fixed links for both albums:

Africa: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064546/RWS-CAV57-MP3.zip.html)
Ethnic Impressions: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064557/RWS-CAV59-MP3.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

Again, apologies for the error. Peeje is now behaving normally again.

(Links above changed as well.)

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.
Do you know, that's a very good point, and one I hadn't thought of. I guess there will not be a stand-alone release for TDTWATW. Sigh.

Well, wasn't the previous special the first one to get it's own album? we were spoiled with a 2cd release for the season, and a separate X-Mas special album. That has not been the norm though. I don't think that it is an automatically done deal...

Thanks for this, Dr. Matt!

Thanks DrMatt. Any chance of a re-up of Ethnic Impressions?

Recons

Thanks DrMatt. Any chance of a re-up of Ethnic Impressions?

Recons

Here you go:

Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362071921/RWS-CAVCD59-MP3-REUP.zip.html)

Peeje playing up again - it won't even let me access or delete the previous upload. Hopefully this one will work.

Coming later: Special Edition 2xCD 'Ghost Light' soundtrack.

Thanks mate. Had a quick play of Time and Space. Superb. Many, many thanks for these!

Recons

Ok folks, here's the final two albums of previously unreleased music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop:



A great album with an African feel, mostly by Peter Howell. When listening to this, I heard shades of 3 of his Doctor Who scores: Snakedance, Planet of Fire and The Two Doctors - all with scenes set in hot dusty places.

Africa [MP3 128/320]: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064546/RWS-CAV57-MP3.zip.html)


And lastly...



A collection of music that paints pictures from five continents, by a variety of radiophonic composers.

Ethnic Impressions [MP3 320 - except for 1 track]: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064557/RWS-CAV59-MP3.zip.html)

Enjoy! A full pack of CD art for the set will follow.


An a separate note, it looks like both Dragonfire and The Happiness Pareol DVDs have isolated scores - so 2 new additions to the collection coming in a few weeks.

My goodness, who put together those wonderful covers DM ;) Nice to see your albums going somewhere else where they are appreciated.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM[COLOR="Silver"]

A little bit late, but it's here - Ghost Light - Special Edition Soundtrack.

This comprises 2 discs - an extended version of the official Silva Screen release, with added introductory excerpt (the song That's the Way to the Zoo full-length version), opening and closing theme music, a selection of sound effects, and 3 extra music cues not included on the official release (inserted where appropriate from the DVD isolated score). The second disc is the unmixed version, completely sourced from the DVD isolated score. Full CD art included.

MP3 (269.56 MB): Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362078483/DW-156-MP3-V2.zip.html)

FLAC (624.65 MB): Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362081606/DW-156-FLAC-V2.zip.html)

Password for ZIP files: GoldenSands

Surprised no one has posted this. Murray is up to something again!!

southern fried who - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewk22UWIZmo)

Hello DrMatt, Peeje seems to have mislaid quite a few of your kindly put up soundtracks of Doctor Who, Kinda, Planet of Fire, Frontios, Enlightenment, Snakedance, earthshock to name but a few. can you try to re upload them, or put them somewhere else, many thanks if you can.

Surprised no one has posted this. Murray is up to something again!!

southern fried who - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewk22UWIZmo)


my first thought was the next episode in which it looks like it takes place western style :)

DrMatt - big thanks for Ghost Light and the Cavendish albums, and I'm looking forward to your treatments of the forthcoming Dominic Glynn and Carey Blyton soundtracks. Petty grumble about your State of Decay soundtrack album though - there's a short cue missing between track 3 (The Time of Selection) and track 4 (One Inhabited Planet) which on TV segues between Ivo's hut ("It's finished - go!") and the first TARDIS scene ("Well, Doctor?"). Apologies for seeming so churlish - it only lasts about ten seconds, for heaven's sake - but I thought you'd like to know.

@moontrekker yeah that was my first thought too. A lot of discussion seems to be that we might get a new theme for the western episode...I wouldn't be surprised if we got a new western cue for "I am the Doctor" as well. Of course this might be Murray just goofing around as well. He had a sly smile just briefly when he finished playing lol.

My goodness, who put together those wonderful covers DM ;) Nice to see your albums going somewhere else where they are appreciated.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Cheers mate - and thanks for doing the CD art for the Cavendish CDs.


Hello DrMatt, Peeje seems to have mislaid quite a few of your kindly put up soundtracks of Doctor Who, Kinda, Planet of Fire, Frontios, Enlightenment, Snakedance, earthshock to name but a few. can you try to re upload them, or put them somewhere else, many thanks if you can.

Peeje is playing up a lot - bit annoying really since all the uploading I've been doing. Does anyone have any other suggestions for file hosting sites? Alternatively, I could do it as Open BitTorrent, or you could download from the batch posts on a friendly Demon. PM me if you need assistance or are not a member.


DrMatt - big thanks for Ghost Light and the Cavendish albums, and I'm looking forward to your treatments of the forthcoming Dominic Glynn and Carey Blyton soundtracks. Petty grumble about your State of Decay soundtrack album though - there's a short cue missing between track 3 (The Time of Selection) and track 4 (One Inhabited Planet) which on TV segues between Ivo's hut ("It's finished - go!") and the first TARDIS scene ("Well, Doctor?"). Apologies for seeming so churlish - it only lasts about ten seconds, for heaven's sake - but I thought you'd like to know.

Wow - good on you for picking up on such a thing - want to be my proof-listener? ;) As for the missing cue - there are two possibilities. Either the same cue comes up later in the soundtrack, and I deleted the first occurence, or it got accidentally cut from the album. (Coughs) This did happen occasionally in the early days, hence various re-releases of some of my earliest albums. If you are 100% certain the cue doesn't come up elsewhere, I'll move State of Decay to the top of the list for 'revisiting'.


OK - a random album for you here - the Dr. Who and the Daleks / Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. soundtrack CD, but a different 'cut' to the official release. When the album first came out, I noticed some track divides happening a bit too late, with many tracks containing several cues (and/or sound effects for the second movie). So this version has a lot more track divides than the official release, so it is easier to isolate various cues/effects.

Dr. Who and the Daleks (Original Soundtrack Excitement!): Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064630/DWATD-MP3.zip.html)

A little bit late, but it's here - Ghost Light - Special Edition Soundtrack.

FLAC (624.65 MB): Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362074917/DW-156-SE-FLAC.zip.html)


Thanks, Dr. Matt!

There seems to be a password on the FLAC .zip file, though.
Am I missing something? I didn't see one listed in your post.

Thanks, Dr. Matt!

There seems to be a password on the FLAC .zip file, though.
Am I missing something? I didn't see one listed in your post.

GoldenSands

Hi Dr Matt, thanks for replying. I cannot seem to pm you (or anyone for that matter) which seems odd, no tabs. I cannot even use the forum on IE which I usually use, having to do this on google chrome. But still can't find a pm button, perhaps it is something to do with being a newie?( other forum like roobarbs I can work!) I am not totally sure what you mean by 'demon' (new in that sense too!) but do you mean something like vuse??? thanks for any help

ps. something has happened I can do so now, either it's magic, or some kindly angel is watching!!!
have sent you pm

Hi Dr Matt, thanks for replying. I cannot seem to pm you (or anyone for that matter) which seems odd, no tabs. I cannot even use the forum on IE which I usually use, having to do this on google chrome. But still can't find a pm button, perhaps it is something to do with being a newie?( other forum like roobarbs I can work!) I am not totally sure what you mean by 'demon' (new in that sense too!) but do you mean something like vuse??? thanks for any help

ps. something has happened I can do so now, either it's magic, or some kindly angel is watching!!!
have sent you pm
Hi Master66,

As far as I am aware you need to make at least 8 posts before the PM option is activated.

Hope that's of some help.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

If you are 100% certain the cue doesn't come up elsewhere, I'll move State of Decay to the top of the list for 'revisiting'.

Thank you for taking the time to reply to my niggles. State of Decay was the first story I audio-recorded in its entirety on first transmission, mainly because of Paddy's splendid music, so I'm more intimately acquainted with its soundtrack than I'll usually admit to in polite company;). I know there are at least two repeated cues, both contained within your Track 12 ('The Arising is at Hand'), but I'm reasonably certain the cue I'm on about is unique. No urgent need for a revisit though - I have the DVD after all, and plenty of your other albums to work my way through. Keep up the excellent work.

thanks PCM

COMING SOON: The Seeds of Doom (Special COMPLETE Edition Soundtrack)

I've just finished doing all the mixing work for 'The Seeds of Doom' special edition soundtrack. I've been meaning to do this for ages, thinking it would be a simple job of using the official CD release for the mixed version, and add a second 'unmixed' disc. But after discovering over 20 minutes of cues on the isolated score cut from the official CD release (and 2 minutes 40 seconds of material on the official CD release not on the isolated score) I decided to go for a complete mixed version, using the isolated score, and inserting original material from the official CD release. I've still got to burn and rip the discs, and do the CD art. I hope to get this finished over the next days.

Hi Dr Matt, thanks for replying. I cannot seem to pm you (or anyone for that matter) which seems odd, no tabs. I cannot even use the forum on IE which I usually use, having to do this on google chrome. But still can't find a pm button, perhaps it is something to do with being a newie?( other forum like roobarbs I can work!) I am not totally sure what you mean by 'demon' (new in that sense too!) but do you mean something like vuse??? thanks for any help

ps. something has happened I can do so now, either it's magic, or some kindly angel is watching!!!
have sent you pm

You need to have 5 or more posts to enable you pm function. Then it can take the system a little while to activate you. Remember that consecutive posts in the same thread are automatially merged, and the system only counts them as one.

COMING SOON: The Seeds of Doom (Special COMPLETE Edition Soundtrack)

I've just finished doing all the mixing work for 'The Seeds of Doom' special edition soundtrack. I've been meaning to do this for ages, thinking it would be a simple job of using the official CD release for the mixed version, and add a second 'unmixed' disc. But after discovering over 20 minutes of cues on the isolated score cut from the official CD release (and 2 minutes 40 seconds of material on the official CD release not on the isolated score) I decided to go for a complete mixed version, using the isolated score, and inserting original material from the official CD release. I've still got to burn and rip the discs, and do the CD art. I hope to get this finished over the next days.
Looking forward to this release of yours DM. It is a great soundtrack.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

One of my favourite scores to classic who is "Logoopolis".

It would be nice to see if there is a special edition avaible, but to my ears it does sound like all the music is on the basic release from Dr Matt.

One of my favourite scores to classic who is "Logoopolis".

It would be nice to see if there is a special edition avaible, but to my ears it does sound like all the music is on the basic release from Dr Matt.

No SE available as yet - done in the days before I did an unmixed second disc. As I recall, the story has over 100 cues (like every Peter Moffatt directed story) and needed a lot of mixing to make it a listenable soundtrack. By contrast, Castrovalva only has about 30 cues, and barely no mixing was required. Both stories are high on the list for revisiting - Logopolis will be first. Give it a month or two.

Dr. Who and the Daleks (Original Soundtrack Excitement!)

this wouldn't include a scan of the full booklet would it? havebeen looking for the artwork forever.

this wouldn't include a scan of the full booklet would it? havebeen looking for the artwork forever.

Yeas - full scans included JPG@300dpi - all my posts come with full CD art unless otherwise stated.

i know i have said this before, but i am working on the paperwork for your sainthood now. thank you!

OK - a random album for you here - the Dr. Who and the Daleks / Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. soundtrack CD, but a different 'cut' to the official release. When the album first came out, I noticed some track divides happening a bit too late, with many tracks containing several cues (and/or sound effects for the second movie). So this version has a lot more track divides than the official release, so it is easier to isolate various cues/effects.Thanks, Dr Matt. Your editing work on the tracks is much appreciated.

please , I want the ost of thundersub blue noah anime

can any one help ?

Does anynoe have a link to the soundtrack of Delta and the Bannermen. Thanks!

DrMatt, I hate to ask, but Peeje's at it again. Any chance of a re-up of the Dr Who and the Daleks?

*scrub that, it's now working*

Thanks for this unexpected release!!

Recons

Many thanks :)

blue noah thundersub ost

any one have it ?

Dude, stop posting a request every day - besides this is Doctor Who music, we dont know a thing about anime as far as I can tell.

DrMatt: Thanks for all the amazing work - I was sadly to busy to reupload everything but I see that has been taken care of for the most part. Good thing also considering most of the scores I have changed for my own collection by removing artworks and altering the titles (nothing mayor, just cutting the artists out of it) so I was unable to give exactly the same files again.

[QUOTE=DrMatt1974;1954561]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)

Dr. Matt, you're the BEST. These are wonderful listens taking me back to earlier, simpler days. I am having trouble getting the Undersea World, though. I've never used peeje before, and aren't sure if the link is down.

Is anyone else having problems downloading Undersea World? If so, would it be possible to re-upload it??

Thanks again, Dr. Matt. Terrific stuff!!!!

Cheers!

Jay

Is anyone else having problems downloading Undersea World? If so, would it be possible to re-upload it??

Thanks again, Dr. Matt. Terrific stuff!!!!

Cheers!

Jay

I just tried the link - seems to be working today. Give it another try. If you still have problems, let me know.

Given all the problems with Peeje, I'll be uploading to Rapidshare for the near future.


I've almost finished work on The Seeds of Doom special edition - it will be posted later on today.

I just tried the link - seems to be working today. Give it another try. If you still have problems, let me know.

Given all the problems with Peeje, I'll be uploading to Rapidshare for the near future.


I've almost finished work on The Seeds of Doom special edition - it will be posted later on today.

Okay, admit it, Dr. Matt. You used your sonic screwdriver to fix the link, because it's working perfectly now. See? We always need a Doctor.

Thanks.

Jay

Doctor Who: The Seeds of Doom (Special Edition Soundtrack)

Although this score has had an official CD release (alongside 'Terror of the Zyogns'), over 20 minutes of material was edited from the official release, which included nearly 2 minutes of material not used in the final edit of the story, and not included on the DVD isolated score.

So this 'special edition' is the complete soundtrack of this story, including the unused cues, inserted into the isolated score at the correct points. Stereo ambiance has been applied, and tracks mixed together where appropriate. The second disc has the cues in mono as presented on the DVD, without the unused cues.

When putting this together, I referred to Mark Ayres extensive online notes on this score, compiled when he put together the official CD release. It lists all the cues, with extra info as to what is going on in the story, what cues are repeated, etc. If you are interested:

Doctor Who - Geoffrey Burgon - Terror of the Zygons (http://markayres.rwsprojects.co.uk/burgon.htm)

There were only a few repeated cues, which I have deleted from the score, except tracks 23 and 24 on CD2, where both cues start with the same 28 seconds. It was impossible to isolate the different sections, so I left them as they were. On the mixed CD, there was an extra section of 'unused' music that allowed me to bridge the gap, and include both endings of the 2 cues.

One cue is repeated at half speed. I have left out the half-speed version on the mixed CD, but both are included on CD2 (tracks 32 and 38).

Enjoy!

MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362140923/DW-085-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362141088/DW-085-FLAC.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

I dunno what the policy is now that Megaupload is down, but- is there any way of re-sharing the Full Circle isolated score?

I dunno what the policy is now that Megaupload is down, but- is there any way of re-sharing the Full Circle isolated score?


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.zip (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362022685/DW-122-MP3-NEW.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

There have been some problems with Peeje links - 'Full Cricle' seems OK at the moment, but if not, it's on RapidShare as well:

https://rapidshare.com/files/1143210259/DW-112-MP3.zip

---------- Post added at 04:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:35 PM ----------

And as promised - a full set of CD art (courtesy of Pearlcorderman) for the Cavendish Radiophonic Workshop albums posted above:

https://rapidshare.com/files/3528055521/CAV-5xCD-JPG.zip [17MB]

And for those who missed them, the whole set (including CD art) can be downloaded here:

https://rapidshare.com/files/3528055521/CAV-5xCD-JPG.zip [671MB]


P.S. I'm just starting work on 'Dragonfire' - should be done by the weekend.

Could you put Seeds of Doom on PJ?

RS is abominably slow. PJ is quick.

Thanks!

Could you put Seeds of Doom on PJ?

RS is abominably slow. PJ is quick.

Seeds of Doom (Special Edition Soundtrack)
MP3: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362140923/DW-085-MP3.zip.html)
FLAC: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362141088/DW-085-FLAC.zip.html)

P.S. I'm just starting work on 'Dragonfire' - should be done by the weekend.

Blimey, is this out already? Amazon are still listing it for next week!

Thanks for Seeds of Doom, DM, downloading now; Ghost Light was fantastic - thanks for that too. Other than editing, did you do anything to Dr Who and the Daleks? Your version sounds a lot richer than the official release.

R

Blimey, is this out already? Amazon are still listing it for next week!

Thanks for Seeds of Doom, DM, downloading now; Ghost Light was fantastic - thanks for that too. Other than editing, did you do anything to Dr Who and the Daleks? Your version sounds a lot richer than the official release.

R

Nothing that I recall. But a friend said something similar when comparing my rip of a Murray Gold CD with the MP3s he downloaded from Silva Screen. The likely explanation is that when I convert my MP3s, I switch off 'filter low frequencies' on iTunes. These are bass frequencies we can't actually hear - but can feel. Most MP3 converters automatically filter these low frequencies, and it makes a significant difference to the sound quailty or 'richness' as you say. But most CD rips available online, even those purchased from official websites, will be filtered this way.

Re: 'Dragonfire' - not out til next week (I just have some nice friends). Looking like a really tricky one - 2 music tracks and 1 effects track all mixed into one, so there are a lot of background effects, some underneath the music cues. That and lots of camp cafe music... I might tackle 'Happiness Patrol' first.

Thanks much.

After 90 minutes and supposedly 20% of the way there I gave up on RS. This version took all of a few minutes.

Thanks much.

After 90 minutes and supposedly 20% of the way there I gave up on RS. This version took all of a few minutes.

You're impatient... we get it.

Thank you so much DrMatt, for all the work you've put in. You do a truly excellent job, and it really is appreciated.

Is Robert Franks around here? Or anyone who worked on the Change of Identity reconstructions? I'm looking for the early covers Robert Franks did for the Change of Identity and Joint Venture reconstructions.

Thank you for all of your hard work Dr. Matt!

Este post me llevara tiempo se agradece muchisimo.

Some good unexpected news...

The Special Edition DVD release of 'Vengeance on Varos' is not only coming with a new 5.1 surround track, but with 2 isolated scores - stereo and 5.1 surround. Given that this is the first DVD to come with a 5.1 surround isolated score, Mark Ayres must be working some serious magic wit his 5.1 mix to justify it. Roll on September!

Any chance someone might re-upload The Three Doctors music?

Any chance someone might re-upload The Three Doctors music?

Why not have a go yourself? All you need is the DVD and some free software, Audacity/DVD Audioripper software. Since the actual score isn't out there it's just a case of having a go.

Can't download most of the links because megaupload has been shit down. =(

Doctor Who: The Happiness Patrol
2xCD Soundtrack by Dominic Glynn

MP3 320kbps (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362146752/DW-152-MP3-DEM.zip.html) / FLAC CUE (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362146753/DW-152-FLAC-DEM.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

Compiled from the isolated score, gallery and deleted scenes on the BBC DVD.

ALBUM NOTES:

I isolated the first cue from the opening theme by using an identical section of music from later on in the score. For the last cue of the story, I used a near identical section from the gallery (the stereo placement of the instruments was slightly different).

Some cues have been mixed together to form longer tracks, where it was thematically and/or musically appropriate.

Many cues had very abrupt mixes into different cues (especially lift music and harmonica solos). I have separated cues where this happens, using a combination of reverb and using other identical sections of the score.

There were two long sections of 'lift music' near the beginning of the score, both starting with some incidental music. A long section of these cues were identical, so I merged all original material from both tracks.

I have applied reverb to many of the solo harmonica cues, as many of them were plain studio recordings with no ambiance or reverb, making them sound very at odds with the harmonica sections within other tracks which did have reverb.

I have included more excerpts than usual, taken from the deleted scenes on the DVD. These scenes were undubbed, so where necessary I have added background music. I have included the two bursts of Sylvester McCoy singing the blues (before and after the accompanying harmonica cue) and the Doctor and Earl Sigma busking with spoons and harmonica. Only the tail end of this scene was used on TV, and only this short section of harmonica music is on the isolated score. So I have replaced it with the full-length 'live' version. The Doctor slapping his spoons on the arse of the guy walking by doesn't quite come across on audio, but it's still a great track!

There were a few sections of repeated cues - I removed all but one. The beginning of the cue that opens the story is reused later on when the Doctor meets Silas P, but both cues mix into different cues. Apart from it being impossible to isolate without losing a few seconds of music, the music that follows the second occurrence needs the intro to 'work' imho.

Dominic Glynn's finest score for 'Doctor Who' imho - it was a pleasure putting this together. I hope you enjoy it!

Sorry for the delay - I've been battling flu this past week. And also apologies for no Peeje link or FLAC. Peeje is playing up, and I have no blank discs to burn and rip FLAC from. Both with follow when possible.

Thanks again DrMatt. I loved the previous version I had of this soundtrack (one of yours?), and can't wait to give the two CD version a listen. And I agree, I think it is Glynn's best from the show.

Thanks as always, and I hope the 'flu settles down soon.

Thanks again DrMatt. I loved the previous version I had of this soundtrack (one of yours?), and can't wait to give the two CD version a listen. And I agree, I think it is Glynn's best from the show.

Thanks as always, and I hope the 'flu settles down soon.

Cheers mate. Re previous version version of 'Happiness Patrol' - nothing to do with me. Being a bit of a sound quality freak, I only work from isolated scores. There are a lot of McCoy scores out there at 128kbps (definitely not good enough for a stereo score imho) - bootlegs from the original master tapes. Not sure where they came from. The bootleg of 'Happiness Patrol' differs from the isolated score in that cues that mix abrubtly into other cues are left intact. Where possible, I have re-created these track divides. I don't thing the bootleg included the harmonica solos or lift music, but I could be wrong - long time since I heard it.

N.B. I've posted a fix for the CD notes above.

For those of you who prefer faster downloads, Peeje has finally let me upload...

The Happiness Patrol MP3 320kbps: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362146752/DW-152-MP3-DEM.zip.html)

Password for zip file: GoldenSands

Thank you!

Thanks again DrMatt. I loved the previous version I had of this soundtrack (one of yours?), and can't wait to give the two CD version a listen. And I agree, I think it is Glynn's best from the show.

Thanks as always, and I hope the 'flu settles down soon.

DrMatt is quite right! I uploaded the original version which was indeed a bootleg from a copy given away by the composer in the 80s, and DrMatt's version is far superior and more enjoyable (thanks, DM!). There were a number of promos given away by different composers during this period of the show, most of which I have uploaded here. The only one to escape me was Paradise Towers, which I have never been able to track down, but there is enough evidence to verify its existence. The DVD for that story does not contain an isolated score, but I understand from people more knowledgeable than me that there is a method to extract it because of the (uniquely) multi-soundtrack presentation. In the meantime, if anyone has a copy of Paradise Towers promo, it would be lovely to hear it.

Recons

Also to note that though it's not been listed even in DWM The Greatest Show in the Galaxy DVD has both a 5.1 mix and an iso-score.

Awesome production as always DM. That Seeds of Doom was incredible!

Also to note that though it's not been listed even in DWM The Greatest Show in the Galaxy DVD has both a 5.1 mix and an iso-score.


That's good to hear - I was really hoping for that - and was dissapointed when I didn't see it in the DVD extras listings.

The Happiness Patrol now available in FLAC on...

RapidShare: https://rapidshare.com/files/3895837008/DW-152-FLAC.zip

Peeje is playing up again - as soon as it let's me upload, I'll post a link.

Not sure if anyone is interested in this. I managed to gather this music off of YouTube. I made a CD up as I really enjoyed listening to it. I then decided to knock up some covers so it all looked nice.



Download Dr Piano.rar from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/s0yhu5)

Password GoldenSands


Track List
Series 2
1. ROSE � Series 2
2. THE DOCTOR FOREVER � Series 3
3. DONNA�S THEME � Runaway Bride
4. THE SAME RAIN � Blink
5. ALL THE STRANGE STRANGE CREATURES � Gridlock
6. MARTHA�S QUEST � The Sound of Drums / Last of the Timelords

Series 4

7. FOUR KNOCKS � The End of Time

Series 5

8. AN UNTIMLEY ARRIVAL � The Eleventh Hour
9. FISH CUSTARD - The Eleventh Hour
10. THE MAD MAN WITH A BOX - The Eleventh Hour
11. I AM THE DOCTOR - The Eleventh Hour
12. AMY IN THE TARDIS - The Eleventh Hour
13. THE VAMPIRES OF VENICE � The Vampires of Venice
14. THE PANDORICA SUITE � The Pandorica Opens
15. AMY�S THEME - The Pandorica Opens

Series 6

16. RIVER�S SUITE PART 1 � Series 6
17. RIVER�S SUITE PART 2 � Series 6


Please let me know what you think of the covers, and if you enjoyed these as much as I have.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Looks cool got them loaded on my ipod , Ill let ya know :)

There's are indeed some excellent piano cover versions out there on youtube. I've downloaded quite a few myself. Good to see them as an album. many thanks.

Thanks a lot, looks interesting!

Not sure if anyone is interested in this. I managed to gather this music off of YouTube. I made a CD up as I really enjoyed listening to it. I then decided to knock up some covers so it all looked nice.

Please let me know what you think of the covers, and if you enjoyed these as much as I have.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Awesome covers mate - love what you did with Matt Smith and the piano keyboard.

Peeje has finally let me upload The Happiness Patrol in FLAC:

Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362109931/DW-152-FLAC.zip.html)

Awesome covers mate - love what you did with Matt Smith and the piano keyboard.

Peeje has finally let me upload The Happiness Patrol in FLAC:

Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362109931/DW-152-FLAC.zip.html)

Thanks DM, I've had that picture of Matt Smith for ages and have wanted to use it. had to make massive changes with his arm and hand but it's all fun :D . I also couldn't believe my good fortune when I found a picture of a blue piano on the internet.

Thanks got the up of Happiness Patrol.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Here's an interview by BBC Scotland with Delia Derbyshire which might be of interest:

Delia (http://www.mediafire.com/?5lt8xafd55lrvxx)

Credit for this upload and minor remastering goes to Mr Primate.

Recons

WOW! Thanks Recons! Delia was great, I can't wait to hear it!

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Thank you DRMatt!

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Does anyone have Delia's work released on cd? Please point me to the link, or PM me.
Thanks in advance!

Not sure if anyone is interested in this. I managed to gather this music off of YouTube. I made a CD up as I really enjoyed listening to it. I then decided to knock up some covers so it all looked nice.



Download Dr Piano.rar from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/file/s0yhu5)

Password GoldenSands


Track List
Series 2
1. ROSE – Series 2
2. THE DOCTOR FOREVER – Series 3
3. DONNA’S THEME – Runaway Bride
4. THE SAME RAIN – Blink
5. ALL THE STRANGE STRANGE CREATURES – Gridlock
6. MARTHA’S QUEST – The Sound of Drums / Last of the Timelords

Series 4

7. FOUR KNOCKS – The End of Time

Series 5

8. AN UNTIMLEY ARRIVAL – The Eleventh Hour
9. FISH CUSTARD - The Eleventh Hour
10. THE MAD MAN WITH A BOX - The Eleventh Hour
11. I AM THE DOCTOR - The Eleventh Hour
12. AMY IN THE TARDIS - The Eleventh Hour
13. THE VAMPIRES OF VENICE – The Vampires of Venice
14. THE PANDORICA SUITE – The Pandorica Opens
15. AMY’S THEME - The Pandorica Opens

Series 6

16. RIVER’S SUITE PART 1 – Series 6
17. RIVER’S SUITE PART 2 – Series 6


Please let me know what you think of the covers, and if you enjoyed these as much as I have.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Thank you for your work. It's a good idea and your cover is great. However, I can not unzip all the files (I do not get that 11!) Is this normal?

Thank you for your work. It's a good idea and your cover is great. However, I can not unzip all the files (I do not get that 11!) Is this normal?

The archive expands fine for me.

Here's an interview by BBC Scotland with Delia Derbyshire which might be of interest:

Delia (http://www.mediafire.com/?5lt8xafd55lrvxx)

Credit for this upload and minor remastering goes to Mr Primate.

Recons

Great stuff - nothing like a bit of Delia! Cheers mate!


WOW! Thanks Recons! Delia was great, I can't wait to hear it!

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Thank you DRMatt!

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Does anyone have Delia's work released on cd? Please point me to the link, or PM me.
Thanks in advance!



Here's an album I put together comprising of:

- The fantastic Radio 4 play Blue Veils & Golden Sands: a very touching docudrama about the life and works of Delia Derbyshire with music (in the style of Delia) by Elizabeth Parker. Includes a wonderful scene describing how she created the 'Doctor Who' theme - and Ron Grainer's response upon first hearing what she had created from his written score. (Sampled from CD, but with my own track titles/divides)

- A selection of Delia's music (22 tracks compiled from various BBC Radiophonic Workshop CDs)

- Full CD Art

MP3: RAPIDSHARE (https://rapidshare.com/files/3678027554/DD-BVGS-MP3.zip) / PEEJE (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110844/DD-BVGS-MP3.zip.html)

FLAC: RAPIDSHARE (https://rapidshare.com/files/2739574879/DD-BVGS-FLAC.zip) / PEEJE (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110842/DD-BVGS-FLAC.zip.html)




Also, an independant album of Delia music: Electrosonic (MP3 192kbps):

Not sure who sourced this or where I got it from - many thanks to the original uploader/capper.

RAPIDSHARE (https://rapidshare.com/files/214707541/DD-ES-MP3.zip) / PEEJE (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110805/DD-ES-MP3.zip.html)



Pasword for ZIP files: GoldenSands

I just had an emial off Peeje, apologising for all the recent probelms, and assuring me that their upgrade is now complete and all is running smoothly - which it certainly seems to be.

So here are Peeje links for Delia stuff above:

Blue Veils & Golden Sands [MP3 320]: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110844/DD-BVGS-MP3.zip.html)

Blue Veils & Golden Sands [FLAC]: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110842/DD-BVGS-FLAC.zip.html)

Electrosonic [MP3 192]: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110805/DD-ES-MP3.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

Thank you for your work. It's a good idea and your cover is great. However, I can not unzip all the files (I do not get that 11!) Is this normal?

Hmmmm, that's very strange, I've downloaded it (just in case something has happened in the upload) and tried myself, but it works fine for me. Maybe you should try downloading it again.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

I just downloaded this wonderful file and did not have a problem un-packing it....Thanks Pearl for providing this and the covers are great.

Scott

I just downloaded this wonderful file and did not have a problem un-packing it....Thanks Pearl for providing this and the covers are great.

Scott

Thanks Scotty. I enjoyed making the covers for these more than usual. Most of the time when I do covers it is to match other releases covers, so all I'm really doing is copying/recreating some one elses design, which gives me satisfaction when it matches, but here I got to do my own ideas :)

I love piano music and these were just great. The pianist hasn't done the Doctor Who theme which was a shame. I found a good one, but didn't want to use it because it was by someonelse and it didn't feel right to include it, plus it would have made it too long to fit onto a CD.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

Thanks Scotty. I enjoyed making the covers for these more than usual. Most of the time when I do covers it is to match other releases covers, so all I'm really doing is copying/recreating some one elses design, which gives me satisfaction when it matches, but here I got to do my own ideas :)

I love piano music and these were just great. The pianist hasn't done the Doctor Who theme which was a shame. I found a good one, but didn't want to use it because it was by someone else and it didn't feel right to include it, plus it would have made it too long to fit onto a CD.

:DH.T.A.P.:D

PCM

It is very self satisfying when you can make something that is very beautiful and others agree you did a wonderful job. I to love piano music as well, it brings a clam to my inner self. Pat yourself on the back! Well done my friend...

Scott

Can anyone help?

I'm trying to download the Happiness Patrol soundtrack (thanks Dr Matt)

The Rapidshare link is literally taking hours and gets stuck at 12 Mb, and I cannot get the Peeje download to work - I click download now and it takes me to an upload page

I love this soundtrack and would love a copy

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Can anyone help?

I'm trying to download the Happiness Patrol soundtrack (thanks Dr Matt)

The Rapidshare link is literally taking hours and gets stuck at 12 Mb, and I cannot get the Peeje download to work - I click download now and it takes me to an upload page

I love this soundtrack and would love a copy

Peeje links are not dwnloadable all of the time, as you would know if you'd been on the forum for any length of time. You need to try periodically.

Does anybody have any of the Eric Siday music which was on Dr. Who but wasn't released on SPace Adventures/Tomb of the Cybermen or The Tenth Planet?

Most folks here will balk at the e-mail thing. I certainly do, I dislike the lack of privacy and control in doing that...

I use Jdownloader. Got up this morning and added 4 rapidshare links... just checked and 2 of them are completed.

Recently the new doctor who game was released: The Eternity Clock. Now there is a retail version of it for PS3 but has anyone had a go at extracting the music from the game? i know its possible to extract the music files from PS3 and Xbox games through rips but im not sure how and i dont have a PS3. I have to wait for PC which has not been released yet.

I ask if anyone can do it because there are peices of unreleased music which include the time of angels cliffhanger music which is a variation of I Am The Doctor (The action version that everyone wanted) aswell as some music from Amy's choice. And with the possibly of 2 more games in the pipeline we could get more music that missed the offical soundtrack release too.

What does everyone make of the game too? the Side scrolling aspect looks great in my opinon :) the monster voices are odd but still work and the dialogue is AMAZING.

There's a library in Italy that has Eric Siday records. Wouldn't it be nice if someone here were from Italy?

Does anybody know if the Jago & Litefoot adventures are listed somewhere in this thread? Thanks!

Recently the new doctor who game was released: The Eternity Clock. Now there is a retail version of it for PS3 but has anyone had a go at extracting the music from the game? i know its possible to extract the music files from PS3 and Xbox games through rips but im not sure how and i dont have a PS3. I have to wait for PC which has not been released yet.

I ask if anyone can do it because there are peices of unreleased music which include the time of angels cliffhanger music which is a variation of I Am The Doctor (The action version that everyone wanted) aswell as some music from Amy's choice. And with the possibly of 2 more games in the pipeline we could get more music that missed the offical soundtrack release too.

What does everyone make of the game too? the Side scrolling aspect looks great in my opinon :) the monster voices are odd but still work and the dialogue is AMAZING.

Doctor: Lightning and thunder! Very very...
*Unseen Silurian hissing*
River: Shhhh....Did you hear that?
Doctor: Yes, a hiss of sorts! Maybe your hair deflating in the rain?!
River: DOCTOR!

I think this is my new all time favorite Doctor/River moment!

Doctor: Lightning and thunder! Very very...
*Unseen Silurian hissing*
River: Shhhh....Did you hear that?
Doctor: Yes, a hiss of sorts! Maybe your hair deflating in the rain?!
River: DOCTOR!

I think this is my new all time favorite Doctor/River moment!

The developers have certainly stayed true to the show and perhaps gone further with the dialogue. Theres certainly alot of great moments in the game and i'd actually like to see this 'Eternity Clock' plot as an actual episode of the show. I think the hissing is of a silent since the moment she says that is when the tally marks appear on the wall. I could be wrong.

The developers have certainly stayed true to the show and perhaps gone further with the dialogue. Theres certainly alot of great moments in the game and i'd actually like to see this 'Eternity Clock' plot as an actual episode of the show. I think the hissing is of a silent since the moment she says that is when the tally marks appear on the wall. I could be wrong.
Its possible but I think its Silurian. After all the Silents and Silurian are part of the following two levels.

What puzzled me about the game were some of the minigame design choices and the cliffhanger ending.
Quite frankly I think 20 euro are very expensive for the product we got....and to wait another 8 or 9 months to get the plot going (the pretty much just starts the moment the game ends) is just one hell of a disgrace!

The minigames in both the Eternity Clock and The Adventure games look annoying and repetative and looking at some walkthroughs i noticed the same puzzles but with a different design and thats just boring.
But the game looks quite good. Every game that is part of a series of games has to set up the story and you do learn quite a bit about the clock itself and what it does. At least theres a sequel coming. There was talk of a DLC coming out soon for the game. Not sure what it might be but it might be promising.

The minigames in both the Eternity Clock and The Adventure games look annoying and repetative and looking at some walkthroughs i noticed the same puzzles but with a different design and thats just boring.
But the game looks quite good. Every game that is part of a series of games has to set up the story and you do learn quite a bit about the clock itself and what it does. At least theres a sequel coming. There was talk of a DLC coming out soon for the game. Not sure what it might be but it might be promising.
It is quite pretty for a downloadable game and the voice actors and music are spot on.
But the collectibles for example don't really woo me. I mean collecting hats with Matt Smith delivering a one liner about them?! And you can't even wear them?!
River's diary pages would've been really intersting if you could actually read them. I can't decipher anything on those pages as its too small and the game doesn't even give you a zoom function.

The whole thing feels a bit rushed. Which is hilarious considering the fact that the game got postponed for almost 2 months.

And considering they spent those 2 months tweaking and making changes to the game 2 of which would be enabling the use of wearing hats ingame & a zoom feature of Rivers diary seem like they never even came into there heads. The Music was GREAT. I'd love a clean version of the I Am The Doctor when you (Spoiler Alert) teleport the Supreme off the ship. Thats my favourite version of a FANTASTIC track.

The way I approach the games, since I'm utterly horrible at gaming, is I go to YouTube, combine all the hi-def .mp4s into a single video file (I do the same with recon_mission) with AnyDVDConverter (you can combine things without converting them) and then convert them with a better program (old DVDFab 7 works on YouTube downloads, Handbrake 0.9.3 doesn't, inexplicably). Thus, I get to watch the games like an animated movie. The person who does the gameplay rips is very good.

Megaupload has been removed by authorities :( Anyone know where else I can find Kinda, Mawdryn undead and Frontios soundtracks? Can't even find these on EBAY!! And they do exist!

Megaupload has been removed by authorities :( Anyone know where else I can find Kinda, Mawdryn undead and Frontios soundtracks? Can't even find these on EBAY!! And they do exist!

There are no offical releases to the above tracks

If you are paying for these then you are paying for the work of Dr matt, who gives his work here for free

Go back about 10 pages and you'll find fresh links from Dr Matt

Really appreciate these links.....been looking everywhere for Kinda :) Thanks!

Wow- I had been buying them from Download MP3 Music - Buy Full MP3 Albums and Latest Songs Legally (http://www.mp3mixx.com) the scoundrels!!! Wonder if they are selling his cover artwork too!
Does anyone have a copy of the Who Theme B-side from the 80s, Peter Howell (?): The Astronauts. There is another track with the same name but it is different

Saw on facebook a picture of one of the sheet music (is that the term) cover for series seven. So it seems like Murray and Ben have started recording :)

Wow- I had been buying them from Download MP3 Music - Buy Full MP3 Albums and Latest Songs Legally (http://www.mp3mixx.com) the scoundrels!!! Wonder if they are selling his cover artwork too!
Does anyone have a copy of the Who Theme B-side from the 80s, Peter Howell (?): The Astronauts. There is another track with the same name but it is different

I did inform this site a while back - not that it made much difference. People making money out of my cretive efforts - when I do it for the love of it and never ask for a penny - does get my back up a bit, so I just try to ignore it.

As for 'The Astronauts' - there are 2 versions of this track: on the B-Side of the DW theme, they used a shortened version (losing a 2 minute intro sequence). It was re-released on the BBC RWS album 'A Retrospective' a few years back with the full intro.

Full-Length Version: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362134958/PH-AST-MP3.zip.html)
Password: GoldenSands

Was The Astronauts ever used in a serial or just as a theme B-side? If it was used, where?

Thanks DrMatt! I suppose you should be flattered- I really thought these were professional releases. Great to hear The Astronauts again! My inner 12 year old is now truly happy!!! NileQT- the Astronauts was definitely not used in the show, but is a wonderful piece of early 80s electronic music IMHO :)

Great to hear The Astronauts again! ... a wonderful piece of early 80s electronic music IMHO :)

It's a few years older than you'd think.

'The Case of the Ancient Astronauts' and 'Space For Man' were both BBC2 Horizon films from 1977 with music by Peter Howell. Both themes were combined, renamed 'The Astronauts' and appeared on the 1978 BBC albums 'Through a Glass Darkly' and 'BBC Space Themes'. This is also the version that later appears on Mark Ayres' 2008 compilation 'BBC Radiophonic Workshop ‎� A Retrospective'. The version of 'The Astronauts' which featured as the B side of the 80s DW theme single is a truncated (and IIRC a slightly remixed) version of the above, and to all intents and purposes is just the 'Space For Man' theme with a slow fade-up.

A poor-quality Americanised version of 'The Case of the Ancient Astronauts' is currently available on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DsOjqHm-VY).

BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Retrospective (1958-1997)

Music by: Daphne Oram, Desmond Briscoe, Dick Mills, Phil Young, Maddalena Fagandini, Jenyth Worsley, Delia Derbyshire, Brian Hodgson, John Baker, Keith Salmon, Tony Askew, Bridget Marrow, David Cain, Paddy Kingsland, Peter Howell, Malcolm Clarke, Roger Limb, Richard Yeoman-Clark, Elizabeth Parker, Jonathan Gibbs, Richard Attree & Steve Marshall

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BBC Radiophonic Music & The Radiophonic Workshop

2 albums of music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, first released on vinyl in1968 and 1975, re-released on CD in 2002 and 2008 (with some additional tracks).

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Dr Matt, can we expect some old osts from you? Dudley Simpson on my mind ;)

I've never posted any Dudley Simpson scores - none are available as iso-scores. There are a few tracks on the 'DW @ BBC RWS' CD series, and the Heathcliff Blair CD of synthesized re-orchestrated music suites from the Tom Baker era.

I hope that there will be some re-releases of DVD's with earlier Doc's with iso scores. I have already a rip of Blair album and it's great.

I think maybe none of the tapes of Dudley Simpson music survive and that has pretty much put a stop to isolated scores and 5.1 remixes before they even started.

Recently I heard about how a new process has been used to separate out elements of the Psycho soundtrack to allow a new 5.1 mix to be created for the blu-ray. I don't know if its possible but if that process could someday be applied to old episodes of Doctor Who then maybe isolated scores and 5.1 mixes for stories before the 1980s synth music era could happen?

I'm wonder why... Another bad BBC strategy to make savings?

Poor ol' Beeb. As much as the destruction and loss of this stuff pains me, for the BBC and many other TV companies at the time all it did was take up space at best. At worst, it was a drain on finances and a serious safety hazard.

I've heard stories of film canisters piled up in the hallways, the stairs, next to fire exits. This stuff was highly flammable, and even if it didn't get ignited, it was going to be in people's way in an emergency.

There was never any reason for them to consider the idea that one day this stuff would be important, that one day they could make money from it. Reusing magnetic tape made sense. No-one was going to be interested in the stuff, and it was really expensive. Why would you keep old music recording for a show that was only meant to be seen once?

It's so easy for us to think less of them in hindsight, but no-one knew. Hell, the series could just have easily finished after its initial 13 week run. The fact the show made it through the first year is astounding. It nearly died or was killed several times over.

We Doctor Who fans are unbelievably fortunate. Our whole series exists in various forms. There are so many shows where nothing exists, not a single audio clip or frame of footage.

Sorry if it seems I'm ranting at you hybryd01, I honestly don't mean it that way. I just get a bit passionate, and I think that we fans occasionally are a little unfair to the Beeb. Without it, there wouldn't have been a show, after all. Certainly, it's totally unlike anything around at the time, and was a huge risk, and they took it.

Even if the BBC had housed all the stuff, that doesn't mean it would be around. In Australia we have a company called Crawford Productions, and they did something truly insane. They kept everything. Every bit of film, costumes, important props, the lot, from their many, many TV shows produced from 1954 onwards. And just as the DVD revolution was hitting its stride, meaning that releasing this stuff was going to be worthwhile having kept, a fire wiped out the warehouse. Some things were saved, some were lost forever.

They were THE only TV production company in Australia to care enough about their product to try and keep it all. And it still didn't save them.

I would dearly love for someone to find the old Simpson recordings, because I think the guy is a genius. He does better and more varied and interesting work with four people in a studio than Murray Gold does with a full orchestra. Don't get me wrong, I like Gold's work, but I think Simpson is the better composer by far.

I bought the Blair album when it was released, but of course it can't sound entirely right, because close as it is, it's not the original recording. That said, I'd be happy with a few more releases like it. If that's the best we can have, I'll cope.

And again, I apologise if it felt like I was having a shot at you, hybryd01. You just happened to hit one of my rambly-rant buttons. Once I start, you can't shut me up.

Cheers, Danny

Worth noting of course that we would have *all* these scores if Dudley himself had bothered to keep a copy of the tapes! If even he didn't think it was worthwhile then who would?

Thank you for the Delia stuff! She was a true start of what music is now!

John Baker looks hardly old enough to smoke!

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Has anyone who has "The Pyramids of Mars Classic Music" have the booklet scanned and available somewhere? I have a black-and-white photocopy of it, that's how long ago I got my copy!

Never mind, found it!

I think he recorded on tapes owned by BBC and making his own copy was impossible on that time.

Tristram Cary did Doctor Who music a long time before Dudley Simpson and he kept copies of his music. Copying audio tape wouldn't have been that difficult or expensive in the 1970s either, especially not for someone whose job it was to get music recorded to tape! Simpson just doesn't seem to have thought it worth the effort, sadly for us.

Tristram Cary did Doctor Who music a long time before Dudley Simpson and he kept copies of his music. Copying audio tape wouldn't have been that difficult or expensive in the 1970s either, especially not for someone whose job it was to get music recorded to tape! Simpson just doesn't seem to have thought it worth the effort, sadly for us.

Right, I forgot about Tristram ;)

As did Geoffrey Burgon - although his recordings weren't of the same high quality that Tristram's were, who even kept the individual elements for 'The Mutants' enabling stereo placement and effects on the soundtrack release. And thanks to Tristram's foresight, we can enjoy(?) listening to each and every verse of 'The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon'...

As did Geoffrey Burgon

And Carey Blyton.


I think maybe none of the tapes of Dudley Simpson music survive

Well, it's probably worth pointing out that there are a few bits of Dudley's DW music which are still with us - cues from 'The Underwater Menace', 'The Macra Terror', 'Fury from the Deep', 'The Mind of Evil' and 'The Claws of Axos' were released on Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volumes 1 and 2; and more recently, further cues surfaced on the DVD photo galleries of 'The Seeds of Death' Special Edition, 'Carnival of Monsters' Special Edition and 'Planet of the Spiders', but these are mostly lacking their later Radiophonic Workshop overdubs. Enticingly, Mark Ayres (the other Radiophonic archivist!) has hinted that there may be more to come...

The best Tristram Carey score, to my tastes, is the one that's missing -- Marco Polo.

And Carey Blyton.



Well, it's probably worth pointing out that there are a few bits of Dudley's DW music which are still with us - cues from 'The Underwater Menace', 'The Macra Terror', 'Fury from the Deep', 'The Mind of Evil' and 'The Claws of Axos' were released on Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volumes 1 and 2; and more recently, further cues surfaced on the DVD photo galleries of 'The Seeds of Death' Special Edition, 'Carnival of Monsters' Special Edition and 'Planet of the Spiders', but these are mostly lacking their later Radiophonic Workshop overdubs. Enticingly, Mark Ayres (the other Radiophonic archivist!) has hinted that there may be more to come...

I read the Radiophonic Workshop did leave a large archive when they folded so hopefully some cool stuff will emerge. If the sound separation process from the Psycho blu-ray can be applied to old Doctor Who stories then that could be amazing. TBH the process sounds like magic to me but computers can do some amazing things these days. Computers and -money- to be more accurate. That may be where Doctor Who hits a snag.

What is it you are after?

What is it you are after?

OST's from 60's and 70' uploaded in the very first post of this topic. I would be grateful if someone could upload them again on Peeje ;)

Sorry, I can't help you there - I only have complete soundtracks. Maybe someone else can help out?

As consolation, I can offer you all this little surprise...



Doctor Who: Death to the Daleks
Soundtrack by Carey Blyton
BBC Music 1974

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Tracks 1-30: Original Soundtrack (Simulated Stereo)
01. Dalek Arrival [Excerpt] (0:57)
02. Doctor Who [Opening Theme] (0:31)
03. A Petrified World (0:39)
04. Sarah Searches for the Doctor (1:33)
05. Danger in the TARDIS (0:59)
06. The Exxillon City (0:52)
07. Commander Stewart is Taken (0:24)
08. Exxillon Chant i) Sentenced to Death (1:03)
09. Daleks Without the Power to Kill (0:19)
10. Exxillon Chant ii) The High Priest (0:22)
11. An Uneasy Alliance (0:38)
12. Dalek March (0:21)
13. Exxillon Chant iii) Prepared for Sacrifice (0:56)
14. Attacking the High Priest (0:33)
15. Exxillon Chant iv) Double Sacrifice (2:52)
16. Root Trouble in the Tunnels (1:40)
17. Bellal (0:53)
18. Daleks in the Tunnels (0:50)
19. The Mineworks (0:45)
20. Root Trouble at the Mineworks (0:47)
21. One of the Seven Hundred Wonders (0:17)
22. Daleks Outside the City (0:25)
23. Logic Tests (1:03)
24. Daleks Enter the City (0:47)
25. Sarah Gets Help (0:38)
26. Antibodies (2:07)
27. Countdown (0:29)
28. Power is Restored (0:30)
29. The City Dies (0:39)
30. Doctor Who [Closing Theme] (0:58)

Original Soundtrack Running Time: 26:02

Tracks 31-34: Dalek Music Suite (True Stereo)
31. Primitive Weaponry [Excerpt] (0:08)
32. Dalek Suite i) A Desolate Landscape
33. Dalek Suite ii) Chants & Variants (4:05)
34. Dalek Suite iii) Dalek 'March' & Retreat (1:34)

Tracks 35-38: Vogan Music Suite (True Stereo) - from 'Revenge of the Cybermen'
35. A Pathetic Bunch of Tin Soldiers [Excerpt] (0:13)
36. Vogan Suite i) Deep Space (1:30)
37. Vogan Suite ii) Vogan March (1:50)
38. Vogan Suite iii) ''All's well... that ends well!'' (0:58)

Tracks 39-41: Sound Effects (Mono)
39. Dalek Ship Opens (0:12)
40. Pulsing Beacon on Exxillon City (1:04)
41. Central Control Room in Exxillon City (2:27)

Running Time (without Music Cues): 41:49

Tracks 42-86: Music Cues (Mono)
42. Doctor Who [Opening Theme] (0:31)
43. A Petrified Rock (0:10)
44. The Doctor is Followed (0:15)
45. The Doctor is Attacked (0:20)
46. Sarah Searches for the Doctor (1:32)
47. Danger in the TARDIS (0:12)
48. The Creature Stirs (0:20)
49. Sarah Runs from the TARDIS (0:12)
50. The Exxillon City (0:55)
51. Sarah Approaches the City (0:27)
52. Sarah is Caught Near the City (0:08)
53. Commander Stewart is Taken (0:17)
54. Exxillon Chant i) Condemned to Death (1:03)
55. Daleks! (0:22)
56. Daleks Without the Power to Kill (0:09)
57. Exxillon Chant ii) The High Priest (0:24)
58. An Uneasy Alliance (0:39)
59. Dalek March (0:21)
60. Exxillon Chant iii) Prepared for Sacrifice (0:56)
61. Attacking the High Priest (0:33)
62. Exxillon Chant iv) Double Sacrifice (2:51)
63. Into the Tunnels (0:17)
64. Something in the Tunnels (1:25)
65. Root Trouble in the Tunnels (0:44)
66. Bellal (0:22)
67. Daleks in the Tunnels (0:15)
68. Hiding in the Tunnels (0:23)
69. Not a Dalek (0:17)
70. The Mineworks (0:21)
71. Work at the Mine (0:25)
72. Root Trouble at the Mineworks (0:47)
73. One of the Seven Hundred Wonders (0:17)
74. Dalek Approach the City (0:13)
75. Escape into the City (0:13)
76. Logic Tests (1:04)
77. Daleks Enter the City (0:16)
78. Daleks Proceed with Caution (0:32)
79. Sarah Gets Help (0:24)
80. Progress Through the City (0:15)
81. Antibodies Take Form (0:50)
82. Antibodies Attack (1:21)
83. Countdown (0:29)
84. Power is Restored (0:30)
85. The City Dies (0:40)
86. Doctor Who [Closing Theme] (0:54)

Music Cues Running Time: 26:06

Total Running Time: 67:54


EXTRA INFO:


For the mixed soundtrack, cues are placed in strict story order, and where appropriate, mixed together to form longer, more coherent tracks. And where significantly different cues followed each other with no significant break between, I have added track divides.

Stereo ambiance has been applied to the mixed soundtrack.

Two repeated cues have been removed. One was a short section lifted from the cue previous to it, the other was a long sequence of standalone drum beat, top and tailed with some Dalek March. One of these had more drums beats in the middle than the other (and went on forever) so I retained the shorter version.

The Exxillon chant tracks on the isolated score were raw and untreated, and sounded very different to what was used in the final TV dub. I have added reverb to these tracks so they sound closer to what was heard on TV. I have left them (and every cue) untouched on the unmixed CD if you want to hear the difference (the very clear main vocals on some of the chants did make me chuckle!)

3 sound effects are included at the end: 'Dalek Ship Opening' (originally in the main score before the first Dalek 'March' - you can hear it in context in the introductory excerpt 'Dalek Arrival'), the 'Pulsing Beacon of the Exxillon City' (included - with a lot of sound faults - now fixed - at the end of the deleted scenes on the DVD), and the 'Control Room in the Exxillon City' - sampled from the recent CD re-release of 'Doctor Who Sound Effects'.

Also included are the Carey Blyton 'Dalek' and 'Vogan' music suites from the CD "Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes". Both sets of 3 tracks come with an introductory excerpt here. As the DVD has no isolated score, I have included the music from 'Revenge of the Cybermen' (the 'Vogan' suite) on this album, as I will be re-doing 'Doctor Who and the Silurians' very soon (which originally had all 3 music suites from Carey Blyton). I felt the music from 'Revenge' was more at home on this album (Daleks & Cybermen).


Full CD art will follow.

:)

THANK YOU DR. MATT!! A wonderful surprise!

What a surprise.

Thank you for the release. Look forward to the cover art.

Feels like Christmas :) Thanks so much! Looking forward to seeing this story again next week on its dvd release

Cheers guys - tis a good one this, but unfortunately some gremlins crept into the final mix (reverb on the chants was all wrong, as was the mixing on track 5, and I found a better picture for the albumart). I've also fixed a track from 'The Happiness Patrol' (track 4 - which had an unnecessary fragment of music at the beginning used from a later cue). Added to that, I discovered the new font I've used for the track listing on the CD backs of McCoy stories is too feint when printed.

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Full MP3 download of 'Death to the Daleks' has been re-upped in fixed format and link above changed. No FLAC fixes as I've only just ripped and uploaded it in FLAC:

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Wow, DrMatt! The DVD isn't out till the 18th! This is a lovely release, thanks.

I note that you have included suites from Dr Who Meets Sherlock Holmes. There was another Blyton album with tracks from this story, the name of which escapes me (I have the album somewhere). Was there any difference between the music on that and the DVD iso score?

R

Wow, DrMatt! The DVD isn't out till the 18th! This is a lovely release, thanks.

I note that you have included suites from Dr Who Meets Sherlock Holmes. There was another Blyton album with tracks from this story, the name of which escapes me (I have the album somewhere). Was there any difference between the music on that and the DVD iso score?

R

I did an album from the iso-score of 'Doctor Who and the Silurians' and included all the 'suites' from 'Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes' on that album as it was the oly Blyton iso-score at the time. I need to redo that one anyway - and it will include the Silurian suite. The suites are 'based on' the soundtracks - with some very different orchestrations and alternative versions of cues contained within.

I've finally done the CD art for 'Death to the Daleks' and - please forgive me - have made a couple of improvements to the album. So there are 2 versions of the CD art pack - MP3 & FLAC (they contain the artwork - including another new cover - and the 3 tracks that have been improved).

CD Art & MP3 Fixes (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362147750/DW-072-CDArt-MP3.zip.html)
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All full album download links above have been updated with CD art and all the fixes.

Dr Matt, could you re-upload the soundtrack to "survival" please, thanks, and also does anyone have the ending music (not jon pertwee singing) on more than 30 years in the tardis, thx!

I did an album from the iso-score of 'Doctor Who and the Silurians' and included all the 'suites' from 'Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes' on that album as it was the oly Blyton iso-score at the time....

This is the album I was referring to, which I see was (re)recorded by session musicians and therefore will be different to the iso score:



Recons

This is the album I was referring to, which I see was (re)recorded by session musicians and therefore will be different to the iso score:



Recons

I didn't know of that album - are the suites the same as those on 'Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes'?

Dr Matt, could you re-upload the soundtrack to "survival" please, thanks, and also does anyone have the ending music (not jon pertwee singing) on more than 30 years in the tardis, thx!

Here you go - I took the time to update the artwork to the new style.

Doctor Who: Survival (Soundtrack by Dominic Glynn)
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Hello all! Is there a reason why Vengeance on Varos hasnt been posted to this site? Seems to be the only 80s soundtrack missing :)
Thanks to DrMatt again for his brilliant Death to the Daleks covers!

Hello all! Is there a reason why Vengeance on Varos hasnt been posted to this site? Seems to be the only 80s soundtrack missing :)
Thanks to DrMatt again for his brilliant Death to the Daleks covers!

The original DVD release had no isolated score. The special edition DVD re-release will have. But it's not released until September, so unless you've got a TARDIS...

Something to look forward to :)

Hello all! Is there a reason why Vengeance on Varos hasnt been posted to this site? Seems to be the only 80s soundtrack missing :)
Thanks to DrMatt again for his brilliant Death to the Daleks covers!

It's not the only 80's soundtrack missing! I wish that were the case.

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I didn't know of that album - are the suites the same as those on 'Doctor Who meets Sherlock Holmes'?

No, they're not, and there is more Who music on it. I do have this album, but haven't managed to find it yet. As soon as I do, I'll upload it.

In the meantime, I came across The Fantasy Album in my searches. It has an interesting cover of the Doctor Who theme on it, but it's such a pleasant album I thought others might enjoy the whole lot. There is a bit more about it at The Millennium Effect site, but I would dispute their assertion that "The BBC Records Fantasy Album was never legitimately released, available only in promotional form (copies sent to magazines for review, for example) before cancellation. Copyright dispute - apparently over the Alien theme tune - led to a complete withdrawal of the LP and cassette, though it appears that the same recordings were issued later that year on the Mobile Fidelity label." This was not the case, at least, not initially. I bought mine at HMV in Oxford Street, London in 1984 where both the vinyl and cassette were freely available - BBC issues, not Mobile Fidelity. (I wish I'd bought the vinyl now, and did consider it at the time, but plumped for the tape as my cassette deck was far superior to my record player). The vinyl had the black cover, a copy of which I've included; the cassette had (and still has!) the usual BBC Cassettes trimmings and the yellow variant of the cover.

Enjoy!! (http://www.sendspace.com/file/xv1ffq)

R

I've gone through all the Peeje links I've uploaded over the past few months, re-uploading where links were down, and have compiled this list of everything I've uploaded so far, for ease of reference. My aim is to get everything on this list up and available in MP3 & FLAC. FLAC's are very sparse at present, but nearly everything is up in MP3 format, including a new rip of the 'Cybertech' albums at 320kbps (the previous version available was 192kbps and had some ripping glitches). Any problems with the links, please let me know.

Original Soundtracks

002 The Daleks: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308027/DW-002-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308028/DW-002-FLAC.zip.html)
021 The Daleks' Master Plan: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308034/DW-021-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308035/DW-021-FLAC.zip.html)
025 The Gunfighters (Tristram Cary & Lynda Baron): [TBU]
052 Doctor Who and the Silurians (Carey Blyton): [TBU]
062 The Sea Devils (Malcolm Clarke): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555311/DW-062-MP3.zip.html)
063 The Mutants (Tristram Cary): [TBU]
072 Death to the Daleks (Carey Blyton): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362147739/DW-072-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362147752/DW-072-FLAC.zip.html)
080 Terror of the Zygons* (Geoffrey Burgon): [NYA]
085 The Seeds of Doom (Geoffrey Burgon): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362140923/DW-085-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362141088/DW-085-FLAC.zip.html)
110 The Leisure Hive (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555312/DW-110-MP3.zip.html)
111 Meglos (Peter Howell & Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361549231/DW-111-MP3.zip.html)
112 Full Circle (Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361549247/DW-112-MP3.zip.html)
113 State of Decay (Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555316/DW-113-MP3.zip.html)
114 Warriors' Gate (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555322/DW-114-MP3.zip.html)
115 The Keeper of Traken (Roger Limb): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555323/DW-115-MP3.zip.html)
116 Logopolis (Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555327/DW-116-MP3.zip.html)
117 Castrovalva (Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555306/DW-117-MP3.zip.html)
119 Kinda (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361549263/DW-119-MP3.zip.html)
120 The Visitation (Paddy Kingsland): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361549298/DW-120-MP3.zip.html)
122 Earthshock (Malcolm Clarke): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362146554/DW-122-MP3-REUP.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362141089/DW-122-FLAC-DEM.zip.html)
124 Arc of Inifnity (Roger Limb): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361555328/DW-124-MP3.zip.html)
125 Snakedance (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361549321/DW-125-MP3.zip.html)
126 Mawdryn Undead (Paddy Kingsland): [TBU]
127 Terminus (Roger Limb): [TBU]
128 Enlightenment (Malcolm Clarke): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361937970/DW-128-MP3.zip.html)
129 The King's Demons (Peter Howell & Jonathan Gibbs): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361937970/DW-128-MP3.zip.html)
130 The Five Doctors (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558396/DW-130-MP3.zip.html)
131 Warriors of the Deep (Jonathan Gibbs): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361552519/DW-131-MP3.zip.html)
132 The Awakening (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558397/DW-132-MP3.zip.html)
133 Frontios (Paddy Kingslnd): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361552520/DW-133-MP3.zip.html)
134 Resurrection of the Daleks (Malcolm Clarke): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558365/DW-134-MP3.zip.html)
135 Planet of Fire (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361552517/DW-135-MP3.zip.html)
136 The Caves of Androzani (Roger Limb): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558370/DW-136-MP3.zip.html)
138 Attack of the Cybermen (Malcolm Clarke): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558380/DW-138-MP3.zip.html)
139 Vengeance on Varos (Jonathan Gibbs): [NYA]
140 The Mark of the Rani (Jonathan Gibbs): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148432/DW-140-MP3.zip.html)
141 The Two Doctors (Peter Howell): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148439/DW-141-MP3.zip.html)
143 Revelation of the Daleks (Roger Limb): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558386/DW-143-MP3.zip.html)
150 Dragonfire (Dominic Glynn): [TBU]
151 Remembrance of the Daleks (Keff McCulloch): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361589175/DW-151-MP3.zip.html)
152 The Happiness Patrol (Dominic Glynn): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362147719/DW-152-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362147718/DW-152-FLAC.zip.html)
153 Silver Nemesis (Keff McCulloch): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361581255/DW-153-MP3.zip.html)
154 The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (Mark Ayres): [NYA]
155 Battlefield (Keff McCulloch): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361590187/DW-155-MP3.zip.html)
156 Ghost Light (Mark Ayres): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362211245/DW-156-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362211224/DW-156-FLAC.zip.html)
157 The Curse of Fenric (Mark Ayres): [TBU]
158 Survival (Dominic Glynn): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148562/DW-159-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148579/DW-159-FLAC.zip.html)
TV Movie: [TBU]


Compilation Albums

Doctor Who - The Music (BBC Radiophonic Workshop): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361576846/DW-TM1-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who - The Music II (BBC Radiophonic Workshop): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361576847/DW-TM2-MP3.zip.html)
Space Adventures (Various): [NYU]
Doctor Who - Classic Music from the Tom Baker Era (Dudley Simpson/Heathcliff Blair): [NYA]
The Worlds of Doctor Who (Various): [NYU]
Doctor Who: Thirty Years at the Radiophonic Workshop (Various): [NYU]
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Volume 1: The Early Years 1963-1969): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361558391/DW-RWS-1-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970-1980): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362633379/DW-RWS-2-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Volume 3: The Leisure Hive): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148726/DW-RWS-3-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Volume 4: Meglos & Full Circle): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362150333/DW-RWS-4.zip.html)
Black Light (Dominic Glynn): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361589172/DWM-BLK-MP3.zip.html)
25th Anniversary Album (Keff McCulloch): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361589171/DWM-25A-MP3.zip.html)


Big Finish Soundtracks

Music from the New Audio Adventures: Volume 1 (Alistair Lock): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235305/DM-BF-1-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235379/DM-BF-1-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the New Audio Adventures: Volume 2 (Alistair Lock): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235306/DM-BF-2-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235380/DM-BF-2-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the New Audio Adventures: Volume 3 (Russell Stone): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235307/DM-BF-3-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235381/DM-BF-3-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the Excelis Audio Adventures (David Darlington): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235425/DM-BF-EX-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235426/DM-BF-EX-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the 5th Doctor Audio Adventures (Various): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235611/DM-BF-5-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235479/DM-BF-5-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the 6th Doctor Audio Adventures (Various): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235612/DM-BF-6-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235613/DM-BF-6-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the 7th Doctor Audio Adventures (Various): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235614/DM-BF-7-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235629/DM-BF-7-FLAC.zip.html)
Music from the 8th Doctor Audio Adventures (Various): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235427/DM-BF-8-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235478/DM-BF-8-FLAC.zip.html)


Murray Gold Soundtracks

Series 1 & 2: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019688/DW-MG-1-2-MP3.zip.html)
Series 3: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019846/DW-MG-3-MP3.zip.html)
Series 4: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019769/DW-MG-4-MP3.zip.html)
Series 4 - The Specials: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019869/DW-MG-4S-MP3.zip.html)
Series 5: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233932/DW-MG-5-MP3.zip.html)
A Christmas Carol: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233934/DW-MG-5X-MP3.zip.html)
Series 6: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233935/DW-MG-6-MP3.zip.html)


Murray Gold Concerts

A Celebration (2006): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019795/DW-MG-C-MP3.zip.html)
The Proms (2008): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362019807/DW-MG-P1-MP3.zip.html)
The Proms (2010): [TBU]


Ben Foster Soundtracks

Torchwood: Series 1 & 2 (Original TV Soundtrack): [NYA]
Torchwood: Children of Earth (Original TV Soundtrack): [NYA]


Other Albums

BBC Radiophonic Music / The Radiophonic Workshop: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362136947/RWS-RM-RW-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362136960/RWS-RM-RW-FLAC.zip.html)
BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective: FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362136782/RWS-RET-FLAC.zip.html)
BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Cavendish Collection (5xCD Set): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362150332/RWS-CAV-5xCD.zip.html)
Blue Veils & Golden Sands (Delia Derbyshire): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110844/DD-BVGS-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110842/DD-BVGS-FLAC.zip.html)
Electrosonic (Delia Derbyshire): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362110805/DD-ES-MP3.zip.html)
Dr. Who & the Daleks / Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150AD (Movie Scores): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362064630/DWATD-MP3.zip.html)
Myths & Other Legends (Mark Ayres): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361589170/DWM-MOT-MP3.zip.html)
Variations on a Theme (Various): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/361589174/DWM-VOT-MP3.zip.html)
Cybertech / Cybertech - Pharos: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362148727/CYB-MP3.zip.html)
The Tripods / Pool of Fire (Ken Freeman): [TBU]

TBU - To Be Uploaded
NYA - Not yet released on DVD, but iso-score will be available (*here's hoping!)

Password for ZIP files: GoldenSands

:)

Thank you for all your hard work DrMatt. I never tire of listening to these soundtracks.

Hate to be a pain, but the Ghost light link isn't working and that's the one I'd quite like to download next.

DrMatt, there is something wrong with your story numbering, because Silver Nemesis should be 150th ;)

Depends how you count. If you don't number Shada, and count Trial of a Timelord as one story, then Silver Nemesis becomes story 150. If you do count Shada, and the stories in Trial as separate stories (with Vervoids and Foe counting as one story), then (I think) the numbering works out as DrMatt has listed it. There is nothing 'wrong' with it. It's just personal preference. Strictly speaking we could use production codes and do away with numbering altogether.

Recons

No, they're not, and there is more Who music on it. I do have this album, but haven't managed to find it yet. As soon as I do, I'll upload it.

In the meantime, I came across The Fantasy Album in my searches. It has an interesting cover of the Doctor Who theme on it, but it's such a pleasant album I thought others might enjoy the whole lot. There is a bit more about it at The Millennium Effect site, but I would dispute their assertion that "The BBC Records Fantasy Album was never legitimately released, available only in promotional form (copies sent to magazines for review, for example) before cancellation. Copyright dispute - apparently over the Alien theme tune - led to a complete withdrawal of the LP and cassette, though it appears that the same recordings were issued later that year on the Mobile Fidelity label." This was not the case, at least, not initially. I bought mine at HMV in Oxford Street, London in 1984 where both the vinyl and cassette were freely available - BBC issues, not Mobile Fidelity. (I wish I'd bought the vinyl now, and did consider it at the time, but plumped for the tape as my cassette deck was far superior to my record player). The vinyl had the black cover, a copy of which I've included; the cassette had (and still has!) the usual BBC Cassettes trimmings and the yellow variant of the cover.

Enjoy!! (http://www.sendspace.com/file/xv1ffq)

R

Great stuff - I look forward to the Blyton upload.


Thank you for all your hard work DrMatt. I never tire of listening to these soundtracks.

Hate to be a pain, but the Ghost light link isn't working and that's the one I'd quite like to download next.

Apologies - I thought I'd checked them all. I'm re-uploading 'Ghost Light' in FLAC & MP3 as I type - links later.


DrMatt, there is something wrong with your story numbering, because Silver Nemesis should be 150th ;)

Ah - the good old DW story numbering debate. As Recons said - it is all down to personal preference. I started numbering DW stories before we had Wikipedia to call on, and I distinctly remember when 'Dragonfire' was first broadcast that both the Radio Times and BBC announcer stated it was the '150th Doctor Who Story' - so I have always based my story numbering around that. In this numbering system, 'Shada' counts and 'Trial of a Time Lord' counts as 3 stories. But feel free to renumber your stories as you see fit. It's all a matter of personal preference.


Strictly speaking we could use production codes and do away with numbering altogether.Recons

That's when things really get tricky - given how many classic who stories were filmed out of order (Season 19 is a good example - 'Castrovalva' being the 4th story Peter Davison recorded.)

Doctor Who: Ghost Light (Mark Ayres): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362211245/DW-156-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362211224/DW-156-FLAC.zip.html)

That's lovely. Thank you, DrMatt.

And Carey Blyton.



Well, it's probably worth pointing out that there are a few bits of Dudley's DW music which are still with us - cues from 'The Underwater Menace', 'The Macra Terror', 'Fury from the Deep', 'The Mind of Evil' and 'The Claws of Axos' were released on Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volumes 1 and 2; and more recently, further cues surfaced on the DVD photo galleries of 'The Seeds of Death' Special Edition, 'Carnival of Monsters' Special Edition and 'Planet of the Spiders', but these are mostly lacking their later Radiophonic Workshop overdubs. Enticingly, Mark Ayres (the other Radiophonic archivist!) has hinted that there may be more to come...

Would anyone be nice enough to make a little download with the music from the photo galleries of "The Seeds of Death", "Carnival of Monsters" and "Planet of the Spiders"? Thanks!

Someone may appreciate this little addendum of tracks that were heard in episodes, but weren't stock (though I threw in a few that aren't on any DW-labeled album) or soundtrack music (even somewhat unusual stuff like the Terpsichore and Lama Chhopa tracks). There is a Jossverse unofficial soundtrack torrent that collects these same sorts of add-on tracks, even ones that are one-liner references. Note that I can't figure out which Schubert movement was used, so I included both.


http://www.2shared.com/file/9-7jsguK/DW_Addendum_1.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/aAv4LSpj/DW_Addendum_2.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/EKyRuD8u/DW_Addendum_3.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/RQilszuu/DW_Addendum_4.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/C-54K1_y/DW_Addendum_5.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/5_48r1au/DW_Addendum_6.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/Ko8fNfJz/DW_Addendum_7.html
http://www.2shared.com/file/vO7eB1Iw/DW_Addendum_8.html


The following sites were helpful:
http://www.millenniumeffect.co.uk/audio/index2.html
List of music featured on Doctor Who - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_music_featured_on_Doctor_Who)
BBC - Torchwood - The Show (http://www.bbc.co.uk/torchwood/faq/torchwood_show.shtml)

Note: please help to complete this collection if you can find any of the missing tracks I couldn't track down through mighty Google-fu.

A request: Did anyone ever nab the SJA tracks that leaked?

i have the sja tracks, let me get them together tonight and upload them.

The Millennium Effect site has a lot of useful information on it, but be warned that occasional errors have crept in. It's thrown me off the scent a few times looking for library music.

In terms of searching for 'missing' library music, it is a bit of a hobby of mine. I have uploaded some examples in the past - such as the buddhist chanting music used in The Abominable Snowmen that you refer to, or the background music in the theatre in Planet of the Spiders - on this very site. However, a lot of it is incredibly hard to track down. (I am also hunting for some of the tracks to the Quatermass serials). A key missing album is Eric Siday's The Ultra-Sonic Perception. I have been searching for this for years. As rare as it seems to be, if it ever comes to light, the cost is likely to be prohibitive (at least to me!). An altrenative might be to know if the tracks were used in any other productions, but there does not seem to be this kind of cross-referencing available on the internet. It would be grand if there were interest from the Beeb or a third party in officially licensing these and getting them released, but thier niche appeal makes this unlikely.

If you are new to the library music used in early Who, I can recommend Space Adventures. There should be a link to it on this site.

R

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The Millennium Effect site has a lot of useful information on it, but be warned that occasional errors have crept in. It's thrown me off the scent a few times looking for library music.

In terms of searching for 'missing' library music, it is a bit of a hobby of mine. I have uploaded some examples in the past - such as the buddhist chanting music used in The Abominable Snowmen that you refer to, or the background music in the theatre in Planet of the Spiders - on this very site. However, a lot of it is incredibly hard to track down. (I am also hunting for some of the tracks to the Quatermass serials). A key missing album is Eric Siday's The Ultra-Sonic Perception. I have been searching for this for years. As rare as it seems to be, if it ever comes to light, the cost is likely to be prohibitive (at least to me!). An altrenative might be to know if the tracks were used in any other productions, but there does not seem to be this kind of cross-referencing available on the internet. It would be grand if there were interest from the Beeb or a third party in officially licensing these and getting them released, but thier niche appeal makes this unlikely.

If you are new to the library music used in early Who, I can recommend Space Adventures. There should be a link to it on this site.

R

Where is the Buddhist chant of which you speak, here? I,too,am a fan of library music in Dr. Who and I've found a couple of things online. I actually found Eric Siday's "Moonscape" from "The Moonbase." But in general, nothing terrific.

I did hear about this one guy who was planning a "Space Adventures 2" but the cost was prohibitive.

It would be cool to cross-reference the library music list on Millenium Effect and here to find out what's available (and what I'm missing!0

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Someone may appreciate this little addendum of tracks that were heard in episodes, but weren't stock (though I threw in a few that aren't on any DW-labeled album) or soundtrack music (even somewhat unusual stuff like the Terpsichore and Lama Chhopa tracks). There is a Jossverse unofficial soundtrack torrent that collects these same sorts of add-on tracks, even ones that are one-liner references. Note that I can't figure out which Schubert movement was used, so I included both.

Which songs were in which episodes? Were these ALL in the episodes in which they're referenced?

Here are Tristram Cary's two early Dalek Scores, for The Daleks and The Daleks' Master Plan. The music on both albums has been sourced from the Devils' Planets CD, and the sound effects come from Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 1 (and The Daleks DVD gallery). On the Devils' Planets CD, The Daleks' Master Plan was split over the two discs. Updated CD art for both albums.

The Daleks: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308027/DW-002-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308028/DW-002-FLAC.zip.html)

The Daleks' Master Plan: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308034/DW-021-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362308035/DW-021-FLAC.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

I used a few other sites, too. I just didn't have them all bookmarked. There was another site that corrected a bunch of which song first appeared where stuff, so Millennium Effect was not my only source. The bagpipe music from The Highlanders, The Mind Robber and The War Games is an example of something I wouldn't even know where to start looking (and I have little hope of finding it). As I'm also a cheap sod and poor, I try to find what I can from what is easily available. But finding things like Deben Bhattacharya's Himalayas album (Lama Chhopa), The Great British Experience album, Savoy tracks off of YouTube (only a couple where I had to substitute another similar band as a placeholder track) and all that Ulsamer Collegium music (a lot of these sites leave out "Istampita chominciamento di gioia", but identify the other two), I thought those were pretty hard finds on the Web (actually, it was harder to find composition dates on those Medieval and Renaissance tracks--LOL).

Well, did I find anything that people didn't have and help anyone?

Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me A Bow-Wow (Sarah Jane whistles it), The Entertainer (Fendahl hiker victim whistles it) and Age of Aquarius (Jo quotes a section of the lyrics) were ones I got from either the DVD or just knowing the songs, for example. I didn't see those on any of those sites, but they are references rather than those tracks actually being played. Those are also the sorts of things I've been trying to plunk in far beyond what was played as incidental music.

On the Logopolis Schubert track: is it I. Allegro moderato or II. Andante con moto?

Momaru: Can you share Eric Siday's Moonscape or tell where you found it?

Yes, lots of nice things that I didn't have! I'm really more interested in the incidental music, you know, music that the characters _can't_ hear. Rather than calling this "addendum" you might call it "Doctor Who Source Music" since most of it is.

Episode 2 is the location of Moonbase, apparently. Looking for it still.

Well, it's an addendum in the sense that it's an addendum extra to all of DrMatt's work and the official album releases, which includes the majority of the incidentals. This is the stuff that will probably not be released as DW-related, but still takes a long time to compile. That's why I brought up the example of the Buffy/Angel soundtrack collection, which I greatly added to with these sorts of tracks as well.

How are those SJA tracks coming?

What amuses me is that "La donna � mobile" has managed to appear in The Tenth Planet, Inferno and The Lodger so far. Is that a record for the song most sung by random characters (the latter two being the Doctor)? LOL.

sja ost: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362329238/huzbult.rar.html)
pwd: smeltar

sorry for the delay!

Thanks!

Oh, wow, that's totally different than I was expecting. It looks rather... official. Thanks! Back during series 4 SJA, the composer put a bunch of his series 4 stuff (like Death of the Doctor) up for streaming, but he got really angry when people were ripping it and took it down. I'm kicking myself now for not trying to figure out how to rip it and haven't managed to find any of the ripped copies on the Web.

Huh, there are still some tracks on his official site that are rather easy to nab: http://www.samwatts.co.uk/media, http://www.eatonmusic.com/watts-sam/ & http://sjaunreleasedsoundtrack.weebly.com/


http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/Androvaxs_Story.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/Mrs_Wormwoods_Office.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/Playtime_Is_Over.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/SJSM36c_Until_Next_Time_Miss_Smith.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/The_Ancient_Lights_Are_Shining.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/Miss_Trupp.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/7M3_Make_It_Stop.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/The_Ultimate_Sacrifice.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/I_Wont_Become_Like_That.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/TV/SJA/I_Love_You_Sarah_Jane.mp3
http://www.eatonmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/I-Wasnt-Talking-to-You-from-The-Sarah-Jane-Adventures.mp3
http://www.eatonmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/I-Wont-Become-Like-That-from-The-Sarah-Jane-Adventures.mp3
http://www.eatonmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Miss-Trupp-from-The-Sarah-Jane-Adventures.mp3
http://www.eatonmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Playtime-Is-Over-from-The-Sarah-Jane-Adventures.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/14_World_and_the_Attic.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/15_Eve_Out_of_Control.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/13_Spaceship.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/12_Ghostbusting.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/3_This_World.mp3
http://www.samwatts.co.uk/audiomp3/showreel/1_Great_Big_Robot.mp3

This site has "Clyde Langer, Super-Spy", but it's .swf: http://www.danwatts.co.uk/ (I managed to grab it out of the .swf file by putting it through a free program called SWF Decompiler.)


http://www.danwatts.co.uk/swf/sj/1.Clyde%20Langer.swf

There are still a few of these I can't find: http://thefranswer.millham.net/show.php?by=album&name=The+Sarah+Jane+Adventures

What is the best way of burning FLAC files to CD?

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Well, it's probably worth pointing out that there are a few bits of Dudley's DW music which are still with us - cues from 'The Underwater Menace', 'The Macra Terror', 'Fury from the Deep', 'The Mind of Evil' and 'The Claws of Axos' were released on Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volumes 1 and 2; and more recently, further cues surfaced on the DVD photo galleries of 'The Seeds of Death' Special Edition, 'Carnival of Monsters' Special Edition and 'Planet of the Spiders', but these are mostly lacking their later Radiophonic Workshop overdubs. Enticingly, Mark Ayres (the other Radiophonic archivist!) has hinted that there may be more to come...

My apologies - there a few fairly substantial cues on the 'Android Invasion' photo gallery as well. All in all, a collection of Dudley cues from those nine stories would make a decent little mini-album (hint hint ;))

My apologies - there a few fairly substantial cues on the 'Android Invasion' photo gallery as well. All in all, a collection of Dudley cues from those nine stories would make a decent little mini-album (hint hint ;))

It's something I've thought of doing, but have been putting it off until all the classic DW DVDs are released. I think it would be a good CD or 2 of music, and the same with sound effects. Coming in 2014!

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What is the best way of burning FLAC files to CD?

I've always used Exact Audio Copy - free software easily obtainable online, as well as many guides.

It's something I've thought of doing, but have been putting it off until all the classic DW DVDs are released. I think it would be a good CD or 2 of music, and the same with sound effects. Coming in 2014!

Top stuff - looking forward to it!

I didn't know that some of Dudley's music had made it onto the photo galleries (I usually don't watch them). I know Invisible Enemy has some music on the photo gallery and Invasion's photo gallery has lots of Donald Harper's score but does anyone have a comprehensive list of photo galleries with music?

MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?p9wg6v7klnfdc1m)

Time and The Rani (iso-scores from tapes)

Unfortunately not released on the DVD this is a iso-score of the cues from the story.

Doctor Who - Time and The Rani (Soundtrack by Keff McCulloch)

01- The Death of the Sixth Doctor
02- Sarn, Stop Dithering
03- Inside The Rani's Laboratory
04- Urak, Get In Here
05- The Death of Sarn
06- Mourning
07- The New Mel
08- Mel Saves Ikona
09- Mel and Ikona Head For Cover
10- Feeding Time
11- Tetraps On The Prowl
12- A Little Portentious
13- Melanie Trapped
14- Ikona Saves Mel
15- Second Tetrap Feeding
16- Urak Suprises Mel
17- What's Behind That Door
18- Rendevous With Faroon
19- Faroon Mourns Sarn
20- Mel Heads For The Rani's Lair
21- The Rani Is Attacked
22- Mel Meets The Seventh Doctor
23- The Rani Reaches Her TARDIS
24- The Rani At Work
25- The Doctor Investigates
26- Unknown Action Cue
27- Adept At Maneuvering
28- You Know, Don't You?
29- Beyus And The Doctor Struggle
30- The Doctor Escapes
31- Ikona And The Doctor Meet
32- The Centre of Leisure
33- Future Pleasure (Source Music)
34- Punishing The Innocent
35- Hostage Exchange
36- The Rani's Lair
37- The Doctor Is Captured
38- The Brain
39- The Brain (Episode 3 Recap)
40- Ikona Evades A Tetrap
41- Ikona Hides
42- The Tetraps Move Out
43- Tetraps Leave, Ikona Follows
44- A Small Demonstration
45- The Tetraps Depart
46- Evil Plan Revealed
47- Urak Eavesdrops
48- Loyhargil
49- The Rani Departs
50- Countdown
51- Saying Goodbye
52- I'll Grow On You Mel
53- You Know, Don't You (with end credits)
54- Future Pleasure (Extended From CD)
55- The Brain (Extended, with end credits)
56- You Know Don't You {Repeat Cue Used Between 40-41}
57- The Death of the Sixth Doctor (without opening titles)
58- I'll Grow On You Mel (without end credits)
59- Extended Theme

Thanks ever so much!

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one other thing, the doctor who radophonic workshop volume 2 new beginnings - it sayas the files doesn't exist...

Wonderful stuff! Does anyone know the title of the first piece of music heard in the party in Black Orchid? It seems to be missing...? Or did I miss it?

There are 2 tracks from "Black Orchid" at the end of "The Visitation" OST, one of them containing period / source music ;)

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Thanks- that seems to have all the musıc except the fırst piece! Even a tıtle would help. Maybe someone knows musıc recognıtıon software? Eıther that or ı could fınd a very very old person and ask them!!

Just to be clear on this the information for all library music in Doctor Who is available on the 'Programmes As Broadcast' documents that are all still available on the BBC's Classic Series webpage as pdf files. They are located in the episode guide for every story in the 'Original Paperwork' link. They really are a brilliant resource.

Who Is Dr Who: The Amazing Musical Adventures of Dr Who and his Friends (320 KBPS)

MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?u45lnjmqynwbjqs)

Compiled and Produced by Mark Ayres

1. Doctor Who (Original Theme) - BBC Radiophonic Workshop
2. Dr. Who - Eric Winstone and his Orchestra
3. I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek - The Go Go's
4. Landing Of The Daleks (Original version) - The Earthlings
5. March Of The Robots - The Earthlings
6. Dance Of The Daleks - Jack Dorsey and Orchestra
7. Who's Who - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
8. Not So Old - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
9. The Eccentric Dr. Who - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
10. Daleks and Thals - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
11. Fugue For Thought - Bill McGuffie
12. Who's Dr Who? - Frazer Hines
13. Punch and Judy Man - Frazer Hines
14. Who Is The Doctor - Jon Pertwee
15. Pure Mystery - Jon Pertwee
16. Dr. Who - Don Harper's Homo Electronicus

Bonus tracks:

17. Landing Of The Daleks (broadcast version with scrambled morse code message) - The Earthlings
18. Time Traveller - Frazer Hines (Previously unreleased , recorded 1968)

Extra Bonus:

19. Save My Doctor Who - The Now Show (2007)

(All tracks mono except 14-16, stereo)



Shakedown - Return of the Sontarans (320 KBPS)

MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?eu6g1kkcvqtid6e)

Music and Sound Design by Mark Ayres

1. Shakedown: Main Title (2.05)
2. The War Wheel (0.55)
3. Working Dress (0.48)
4. Sail Drill (Virtual Rigging) (2.22)
5. The Storming of the "Tiger Moth" (4.41)
6. A Bit of This, A Bit of That (3.58)
7. Engine Room (2.18)
8. Return of the Sontarans (5.30)
9. Survival at all Costs (1.02)
10. Robar Remembered (1.46)
11. A Glorious Death (2.27)
12. Monster Hunt (1.23)
13. Worthy Enemies (5.19)
14. Epilogue and End Title (3.32)
15. Theme from Shakedown (5.53)

one other thing, the doctor who radophonic workshop volume 2 new beginnings - it sayas the files doesn't exist...

Here you go: Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970-1980 (320kbps) (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362633379/DW-RWS-2-MP3.zip.html)

Password: GoldenSands

MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?bi81y4i7c8lc7hh)

Doctor Who Theme Arrangements - Big Finish And Middle-Eighth - (Big Finish Doctor Who CD Themes + Eighth Doctor TV Themes)

1996 Open [Voiceover] (Grainer-Debney)
1996 Open (Grainer-Debney)
1996 Close (Grainer-Debney)
2001 Theme (Grainer-Arnold)
2001 Open (Grainer-Arnold)
2001 Close (Grainer-Arnold)
2002 Open (Grainer-Arnold)
2002 Close (Grainer-Arnold)
2007 Horror Of Glam Rock Theme (Grainer-Sutton)
2008 BBC7 Open (Grainer-Derbyshire-Briggs)
2008 BBC7 Close (Grainer-Derbyshire-Briggs)
2009 BBC7 Open (Grainer-Derbyshire-Briggs)
2009 BBC7 Close (Grainer-Derbyshire-Briggs)
2011 Big Finish Eighth Doctor Theme (Grainer-Robertson)
2002 The Rapture Theme (Grainer-Mortimore)
2002 Last of the Titans Open (Grainer-Cybertech)
2002 Last of the Titans Close (Grainer-Cybertech)
2003 Unbound 1 Open (Grainer-Lock)
2003 Unbound 1 Close (Grainer-Lock)
2003 Unbound 2 Open (Grainer-Mansfield)
2003 Unbound 2 Close (Grainer-Mansfield)
1974 Fourth Doctor Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1974 Fourth Doctor Close (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1980 Fifth Doctor Open (Grainer-Howell)
1980 Fifth Doctor Close (Grainer-Howell)
1984 Sixth Doctor Open 1 (Grainer-Glynn)
1984 Sixth Doctor Close 1 (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Sixth Doctor Open 2 (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Sixth Doctor Close 2 (Grainer-Glynn)
1987 Seventh Doctor Open (Grainer-McCulloch)
1987 Seventh Doctor Close (Grainer-McCulloch)
1963 First Doctor Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1963 Sixties Close 1 (Medium) (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1967 Second Doctor Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1963 Sixties Close 2 (Short) (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1970 Third Doctor Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1970 Third Doctor Close (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1963 Sixties Close 3 (Long)

Could anybody who has The Invasion of Time post its closing theme for episode six? It's the only episode I know that has the complete theme. Thanks!

Could anybody who has The Invasion of Time post its closing theme for episode six? It's the only episode I know that has the complete theme. Thanks!

It's used on Parts Three, Four and Six of The Invasion of Time, as well as on Part Six of The Armageddon Factor. It's track 12 on 'Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 2' (see DrMatt's post earlier on this page).

It is? I have volume two and have listened to it many times, never realized it was the same one.

Carmine Seepage, thanks for BF album.
I have a one problem - I'm taging it right now and I'm not sure which Mansfield arranged the second Unbound arrangmented.
Ian Mansfield? I was looking for credits of this guy and it seams that he only wrote one story.
Do you know which Mansfield arranged this? Anyone? :)

Lee Mansfield

Just to let you know, most of the Black Orchid period music was originally sourced from records made by The Savoy Orpheans and The Savoy Havana Band in the '20s. Most of the tracks turned up on YouTube sometime ago and I included those in my little addendum that I provided a while back (note that a few are placeholder tracks with other same-era bands until the rest of the Savoy tracks turn up).

The medley provided on the soundtrack release is just a mash-up medley of these real-world antique records played during the serial.

Ah, that BBC site paperwork idea solved my Schubert problem. It's listed as them using side 1 of the record, which means it is almost certainly the first movement of his 8th symphony, then.

elpoeP worromoT ehT by familiar Radiophonic people has incidental music from onrefnI:

http://cosmobells.blogspot.com/2007/11/tomorrow-people.html?zx=8f502dd702cc55ce

See Millennium Effect for which tracks.

Oh, and here's another one - erutuF eht fo cisuM - heard in noitcurtseD fo egdE:


http://rghost.net/users/mista-fu/releases/Trunk-Records/files/2185769

And some Sculptures Sonores from a Webby story with giant bugs and Vaseline:


http://continuo.wordpress.com/2008/12/08/bernard-francois-baschet-les-sculptures-sonores/

http://en.vpleer.ru/?q=Les%20Structures%20sonores

http://vpleer.ru/download/0/4602/9775967/edc274a722cb/Pieces+Nouvelles%5Bwww.vpleer.ru%5D.mp3
http://vpleer.ru/download/0/4602/9775967/f5bccb2c32f3/Suite%5Bwww.vpleer.ru%5D.mp3
http://vpleer.ru/download/0/4602/9775967/12a28bd71dc0/Sonatine%5Bwww.vpleer.ru%5D.mp3
http://vpleer.ru/download/0/4602/9775967/c1d3f14b23ea/Rhapsodie+de+Budapest%5Bwww.vpleer.ru%5D.mp3
http://vpleer.ru/download/0/4602/9775967/6f1007e11aa5/Sponteneite%5Bwww.vpleer.ru%5D.mp3

Do check the first page of this thread! Some of the recent posts have been posted before and it might save an unecessary upload.

R

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Do check the first page of this thread! Some of the recent posts have been posted before and it might save an unecessary upload.

R

Those links would be all fine and dandy if it weren't for the fact that Megaupload is deader than a doorknob, sadly. So in a lot of cases, these new links are just replacing those. Also, the more versions that are put up, the longer before they're all dead.

MediaFire (http://www.mediafire.com/?j8batnazw5wsrse)

This is a TV themes collection as opposed to the CD themes of the Big Finish one. With thanks to Dr. Matt from whom a bunch of these were taken from his releases. Though a few I actually ripped myself as well as some minor timing edits to cut silences.

Doctor Who: Theme (MP3 Various kbps 320, 256 etc)

1963 Original Theme (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1963 Original Titles (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1963 Theme (2006 Stereo Remix) (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1967 Theme [Extended] (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1967 Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1970 Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1970 Close (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1972 Stereo Theme (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1973 Delaware Theme (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1974 Open (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1974 Close (Grainer-Derbyshire)
1980 Theme (Grainer-Howell)
1980 Open (Grainer-Howell)
1980 Close (Grainer-Howell)
1983 (20th Anniversary Open) (Grainer-Howell)
1983 (20th Anniversary Close) (Grainer-Howell)
1985 Open (Grainer-Howell)
1980 Theme [Extended] (2007 Stereo Remix) (Grainer-Howell)
1986 Theme (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Open (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Close (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Theme (2008 Remix) (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Open (2008 Remix) (Grainer-Glynn)
1986 Close (2008 Remix) (Grainer-Glynn)
1987 Theme (Grainer-McCulloch)
1987 Open (Grainer-McCulloch)
1987 Close (Grainer-McCulloch)
1987 Open (Music) (Grainer-McCulloch)
1987 Close (Music) (Grainer-McCulloch)
1996 Open (Voiceover) (Grainer-Debney)
1996 Open (Grainer-Debney)
1996 Close (Grainer-Debney)
2005 Open (Grainer-Gold)
2005 Close (Grainer-Gold)
2006 Close (Grainer-Gold)
2005 Theme [Extended] (Grainer-Gold)
2008 Open (Grainer-Gold)
2008 Close (Grainer-Gold)
2010 Theme (Grainer-Gold)
2010 Open (Grainer-Gold)

Finally found that Carey Blyton album. Have enclosed tracklist. No password.

Enjoy! (http://www.sendspace.com/file/9kns32)

Holy Cow, recons! Are these original recordings from Revenge of the Cybermen? If not they sound awfully close to it. Far closer than the Sherlock Holmes CD. IMHO Revenge is the best of Blyton's 3 Who scores. Tantalizing segments of the full score, but wonderful to hear. Thanks for this great find!

Veri!


Finally found that Carey Blyton album. Have enclosed tracklist. No password.

Enjoy! (http://www.sendspace.com/file/9kns32)

Finally found that Carey Blyton album. Have enclosed tracklist. No password.

Enjoy! (http://www.sendspace.com/file/9kns32)


Holy Cow, recons! Are these original recordings from Revenge of the Cybermen? If not they sound awfully close to it. Far closer than the Sherlock Holmes CD. IMHO Revenge is the best of Blyton's 3 Who scores. Tantalizing segments of the full score, but wonderful to hear. Thanks for this great find!

Veri!

Wow! What a find - these are indeed original recordings from 'Revenge of the Cybermen' - all we're ever likely to hear. The cues from the other stories are the same as those used on the DVD iso-scores.

Any chance of the Revenge tracks in FLAC? And would you have any objections to me adding them to the 'Daeth to the Daleks' CD?

:)

EDIT: I've just noticed that for 'Revenge' we have 5 tracks titles for 6 tracks. I'm having listen to try figure out which is which and which needs a titles. Anyone else have any ideas? And listening to the tracks to the other stories - they are much better quality than those used on the iso-scores.

DrMatt1974 - I have a question, as I figure you're likely to know... You know on that last release of DW Sound Effects, there were several Hodgson tracks that didn't have origin stories (first appearances is how I'm trying to organize everything that was used numerous times).

Now, I figure that the sonic screwdriver is certainly Pertwee's (Troughton's had a different sound), so I identified the first story of Pertwee's sonic (Inferno), but TARDIS Doors, TARDIS Interior (in Flight), TARDIS Interior (Stationary) and TARDIS Observation Screen Operates are something I don't where to place for their first appearances in the sound design. Do you know?

Hey, has anyone heard of any rumours of recording sessions for New Who? Would be amazing if they got leaked, how likely is that with the BBC actually?

Retconaddict2: A soundtrack is likely to be released after the 2012-2013 series has aired (perhaps late 2013 after the anniversary--or perhaps with essentially the two-disc set format they've been doing as of late, Murray's music might be split with the 2011 Xmas/2012 Amy/Rory episodes and then the 2012 Xmas/2013 Clara episodes).

If somebody did have these tracks, they'd get into an awful lot of trouble if they gave them out publicly or announced that they had them on an easily viewable forum thread!

^ I think you're confused...Retroaddict2 is asking if there are any known recording sessions of Murray's scores for New Who, not if we're getting a new scores next year for series seven.

I have seen and heard supposed "unreleased" music tracks on youtube before, but I haven't seen or heard anything about their being recording sessions. That would be awesome.

The "unreleased" stuff on youtube are almost all dvd rips/ There is a season 1 promo. I believe it is also rips, but most of it is pretty clean. Volume issues are still there though.

DrMatt1974 - I have a question, as I figure you're likely to know... You know on that last release of DW Sound Effects, there were several Hodgson tracks that didn't have origin stories (first appearances is how I'm trying to organize everything that was used numerous times).

Now, I figure that the sonic screwdriver is certainly Pertwee's (Troughton's had a different sound), so I identified the first story of Pertwee's sonic (Inferno), but TARDIS Doors, TARDIS Interior (in Flight), TARDIS Interior (Stationary) and TARDIS Observation Screen Operates are something I don't where to place for their first appearances in the sound design. Do you know?

My feeling is that the only bona fide Hodgson track is the Dalek Control Room (as heard in Insert Name of Dalek Story), and I think the TARDIS noises are all Season 14 vintage (certainly the TARDIS in flight sounds quite different in its fleeting Season 13 appearances). Furthermore I'd lay a small wager that the sonic screwdriver is late Jon or early Tom. It's almost definitely post-Brian Hodgson. If I can pinpoint its earliest appearance I'll let you know.

Thanks for the nice comments about the Blyton album. I'm not much a fan of his Who work in the context of the programme, but on their own, they're ok. His other work is much better IMHO. Science Fiction is not his fort�. His Holmes stuff for the abandoned series is quite an interesting listen.

Converting to FLAC now. Our broadband is terrible out here in the countryside (I get 60kps) so it'll be a while until it fully uploads. I'll see if I can borrow Mrs Recons' work satellite connection tomorrow.

R

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And would you have any objections to me adding them to the 'Daeth to the Daleks' CD?...I've just noticed that for 'Revenge' we have 5 tracks titles for 6 tracks.

No, no objections at all to their addition to the DttD CD - I'm honoured, in fact, to have contributed to one of your excellent releases, mate.

Revenge: The titles are:

23 Deep Space
24 Cybermen!
25 Vogans (both 'hawk' and 'dove')
26 Cybermen and Vogans - their music in combination
27 Cybermen and Vogans fight in the underground caves: the Cybermen triumph
28 "All's well that ends well!" (not used in the final dub - but see the "Vogan Suite")

The titles and notes are all Blyton's. I suggest we shorten 27 to 'Fight in the underground caves' to avoid confusion. The "Vogan Suite" referred to does not appear on this CD.

R

Here's the album in FLAC. Carey Blyton (http://www.sendspace.com/file/uxj9eg).

R

Can someone please upload the tracklist for the Carey Blyton album. I downloaded in FLAC and the tracklist isn't included.

Here you go: Carey Tracklist (http://www.sendspace.com/file/6lxzba)

Many thanks for both the album and the tracklist.

You know on that last release of DW Sound Effects, there were several Hodgson tracks that didn't have origin stories (first appearances is how I'm trying to organize everything that was used numerous times).

Now, I figure that the sonic screwdriver is certainly Pertwee's (Troughton's had a different sound), so I identified the first story of Pertwee's sonic (Inferno), but TARDIS Doors, TARDIS Interior (in Flight), TARDIS Interior (Stationary) and TARDIS Observation Screen Operates are something I don't where to place for their first appearances in the sound design. Do you know?


My feeling is that the only bona fide Hodgson track is the Dalek Control Room (as heard in Insert Name of Dalek Story), and I think the TARDIS noises are all Season 14 vintage (certainly the TARDIS in flight sounds quite different in its fleeting Season 13 appearances). Furthermore I'd lay a small wager that the sonic screwdriver is late Jon or early Tom. It's almost definitely post-Brian Hodgson. If I can pinpoint its earliest appearance I'll let you know.


Earliest appearances of the above Doctor Who Sound Effects tracks, after plenty of DVD checking:

Sonic screwdriver - The Sontaran Experiment (production) / The Ark in Space (broadcast)
TARDIS door opens - The Invasion of Time
TARDIS interior (in flight) - The Hand of Fear
TARDIS interior (stationary) - The Masque of Mandragora
TARDIS observation screen operates - The Masque of Mandragora

Amazing that they totally misidentified the composer (and thus, era) of the tracks.

I suggest we shorten 27 to 'Fight in the underground caves' to avoid confusion. The "Vogan Suite" referred to does not appear on this CD.

R

I might go as far as to shorten it to 'Fight in the Caves' - I've never come across any caves that aren't underground lol!

Many thanks for the FLAC. Updated version of 'Death to the Daleks' being worked on - I'll upload a fix in MP3 & FLAC.

Hello, do you think you could put up new links for the Big Finish music since the links are megaupload and megaupload is no more?

Does anyone have the Daemos Rising cd?

Thanks

Ah, clef3, I have been asking for this since this thread began. I've tried contacting Reeltime - a very difficult thing to do these days - without a glimmer of a response. The normal Who shops in the UK that I've tried don't have a copy. It seems this was a low run product (naturally enough) which sold out. I've had a running search on Ebay for this for many years.

If anyone does have a copy of this, please upload, and you'll make at least two of us very happy!

R

Looking for Murray Golds series 5 and 6 haven't found any active Links Mp3 preferred THANK you

Looking for Murray Golds series 5 and 6 haven't found any active Links Mp3 preferred THANK you

Here you go:

Doctor Who: Series 5 (Soundtrack by Murray Gold) (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233932/DW-MG-5-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol (Soundtrack by Murray Gold with Katherine Jenkins) (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233934/DW-MG-5X-MP3.zip.html)
Doctor Who: Series 6 (Soundtrack by Murray Gold) (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363233935/DW-MG-6-MP3.zip.html)

Password for ZIP files: GoldenSands

A files MP3@320kbps. No scans with these, sorry, but high quality cover images included.

sja ost: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/362329238/huzbult.rar.html)
pwd: smeltar

sorry for the delay!

....any chance of a re-up? the link says it's busy....for about 2 weeks now....Thanks in advance!

here's a mirror

mr smith, we need you! (http://www.share-online.biz/dl/7MCIE67MAU3)

Thanks, SMeLTaR!

Hello, do you think you could put up new links for the Big Finish music since the links are megaupload and megaupload is no more?

Sorry for delay - due to these being fresh rips in MP3 & FLAC with full CD art scans.


Complete Big Finish Doctor Who Soundtrack Collection

Music from the New Audio Adventures (Volume 1): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235305/DM-BF-1-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235379/DM-BF-1-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Alistair Lock: Phantasmagoria, The Fearmonger, The Marian Conspiracy & The Spectre of Lanyon Moor

Music from the New Audio Adventures (Volume 2): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235306/DM-BF-2-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235380/DM-BF-2-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Alistair Lock: Last of the Titans, The Shadow of the Scourge & The Fires of Vulcan

Music from the New Audio Adventures (Volume 3): MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235307/DM-BF-3-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235381/DM-BF-3-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Russell Stone: Red Dawn, Winter for the Adept & The Holy Terror

Music from the Excelis Audio Adventures: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235425/DM-BF-EX-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235426/DM-BF-EX-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by David Darlington: Excelis Dawns, Excelis Rising, Excelis Decays, The Plague Herds of Excelis

Music from the Eighth Doctor Audio Adventures [2xCD]: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235427/DM-BF-8-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235478/DM-BF-8-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Alistair Lock, Nicholas Briggs, Russell Stone & William Allen: Storm Warning, Sword of Orion, The Stones of Venice & Minuet in Hell
Includes full-length theme arrangement by David Arnold

Music from the Fifth Doctor Audio Adventures: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235611/DM-BF-5-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235479/DM-BF-5-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Alistair Lock, David Darlington, & Russell Stone: Loups-Garoux, The Eye of the Scorpian & Primeval

Music from the Sixth Doctor Audio Adventures: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235612/DM-BF-6-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235613/DM-BF-6-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Alistair Lock & Jim Mortimore: Bloodtide, Project: Twilight & The One Doctor

Music from the Seventh Doctor Audio Adventures: MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235614/DM-BF-7-MP3.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363235629/DM-BF-7-FLAC.zip.html)
Composed by Russell Stone, Jim Mortimore & Andy Hardwick: Dust Breeding, The Rapture & Bang-Bang-a-Boom!

Password (as always): GoldenSands
(For these uploads, I've tried using the Peeje 'in-site' password protection system, so the ZIP files aren't protected - in case anyone gets confused.)

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Appeal for Assistance

I know this is nothing to do with Doctor Who, but we do have some very technically able fellows on this thread, and I am hoping one of them may be able to help.

(from Wiki)

Dan Dare Radio Luxembourg serial

The New Adventures of Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future aired five times a week on Radio Luxembourg for five years from July 2, 1951. Dan's voice was Noel Johnson, who also played Dick Barton on BBC radio. Each episode started with the command "Spaceships Away!". The 15-minute show was sponsored by Horlicks and on March 3, 1952, the 106th episode of Dan Dare was heard that Monday night with different episodes on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7:15pm. Although the dramatisation was recorded on wax discs for broadcast, the original discs were lost or destroyed. Until recently no copies had ever been recovered but in late 2011 two episodes were found as part of the Lost Shows Appeal, orchestrated by missing episode hunter Charles Norton. The recovered shows were "Under Sentence of Death" (episode 76), aired 21/01/1952, and The Lost World On Mars (episode 53), aired 19/03/1953.

Although these two recovered episodes may not be shared (for very complicated reasons), a further episode has surfaced and is available here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?n7zwvz2o0huagrw

This episode suffers from a number of serious sound faults and defects. Unfortunately, Dan Dare fans are - by and large - an ageing bunch (I include myself in this) and so far the skill required has been beyond us, other than to apply blanket hiss filters and equalise, which offers some improvement, but deadens the sound so one cannot totally understand the performances.

If anyone has any ability to make this recording sound nearer to the way it did when it was broadcast, it would be very much appreciated.

Recons

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Appeal for Assistance

I know this is nothing to do with Doctor Who, but we do have some very technically able fellows on this thread, and I am hoping one of them may be able to help.

(from Wiki)

Dan Dare Radio Luxembourg serial

The New Adventures of Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future aired five times a week on Radio Luxembourg for five years from July 2, 1951. Dan's voice was Noel Johnson, who also played Dick Barton on BBC radio. Each episode started with the command "Spaceships Away!". The 15-minute show was sponsored by Horlicks and on March 3, 1952, the 106th episode of Dan Dare was heard that Monday night with different episodes on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7:15pm. Although the dramatisation was recorded on wax discs for broadcast, the original discs were lost or destroyed. Until recently no copies had ever been recovered but in late 2011 two episodes were found as part of the Lost Shows Appeal, orchestrated by missing episode hunter Charles Norton. The recovered shows were "Under Sentence of Death" (episode 76), aired 21/01/1952, and The Lost World On Mars (episode 53), aired 19/03/1953.

Although these two recovered episodes may not be shared (for very complicated reasons), a further episode has surfaced and is available here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?n7zwvz2o0huagrw

This episode suffers from a number of serious sound faults and defects. Unfortunately, Dan Dare fans are - by and large - an ageing bunch (I include myself in this) and so far the skill required has been beyond us, other than to apply blanket hiss filters and equalise, which offers some improvement, but deadens the sound so one cannot totally understand the performances.

If anyone has any ability to make this recording sound nearer to the way it did when it was broadcast, it would be very much appreciated.

Recons

Would anyone like to point me to the proper page wherein I might find the scans for the Carey Blyton music which is NOT "Doctor Who Meets Sherlock Holmes"? Thanks!

Appeal for Assistance

I know this is nothing to do with Doctor Who, but we do have some very technically able fellows on this thread, and I am hoping one of them may be able to help.

(from Wiki)

Dan Dare Radio Luxembourg serial

The New Adventures of Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future aired five times a week on Radio Luxembourg for five years from July 2, 1951. Dan's voice was Noel Johnson, who also played Dick Barton on BBC radio. Each episode started with the command "Spaceships Away!". The 15-minute show was sponsored by Horlicks and on March 3, 1952, the 106th episode of Dan Dare was heard that Monday night with different episodes on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7:15pm. Although the dramatisation was recorded on wax discs for broadcast, the original discs were lost or destroyed. Until recently no copies had ever been recovered but in late 2011 two episodes were found as part of the Lost Shows Appeal, orchestrated by missing episode hunter Charles Norton. The recovered shows were "Under Sentence of Death" (episode 76), aired 21/01/1952, and The Lost World On Mars (episode 53), aired 19/03/1953.

Although these two recovered episodes may not be shared (for very complicated reasons), a further episode has surfaced and is available here:

Dan Dare 21st March 1956.mp3 (http://www.mediafire.com/?n7zwvz2o0huagrw)

This episode suffers from a number of serious sound faults and defects. Unfortunately, Dan Dare fans are - by and large - an ageing bunch (I include myself in this) and so far the skill required has been beyond us, other than to apply blanket hiss filters and equalise, which offers some improvement, but deadens the sound so one cannot totally understand the performances.

If anyone has any ability to make this recording sound nearer to the way it did when it was broadcast, it would be very much appreciated.

Recons

I had a look - way beyond my skills I'm sorry to say. On speakers, I couldn't even make out what was being said.


DrMatt, can you reupload them?

Not sure what happened there.

Series 5 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363241613/DMG-5.zip.html)
A Christmas Carol (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363241614/DMG-5S.zip.html)
Series 6 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363241615/DMG-6.zip.html)

Password: Golden Sands

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I've finally sorted the updated version of 'Death to the Daleks' with the additional tracks from 'Revenge of the Cybermen'. A big thanks to recons for digging up those little gems.

After finding some nice CG renders of 'Death' Daleks, I have included some alternative CD art, and have changed the design of the disc (wasn't happy with the previous version).

MP3 (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363241698/DM-072-MP3-V2.zip.html) / FLAC (http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363241699/DM-072-FLAC-V2.zip.html)

DM - Thanks for trying with Dan Dare and for the new Death CD.

R

I have read that Mary Tamm has passed. Tis sad, but I am patiently awaiting the regeneration party.....

DrMatt - thanks so much for the new Death to the Daleks soundtrack very much appreciated.

Devastated to learn of the death of Mary Tamm- at 62 that's way too young.

Has anyone found better rip of "Music From Excelis Audio Adventures"?
I search everywhere, but there's only a version with glitches on several tracks.

I've had 3 different original copies of this - all had the same glitches (as far as I remember only on one track - the introductory excerpt compilation) - annoying clicks on the track. I didn't know there were any elsewhere. But it seems this is how every disc was pressed, and it's never been re-pressed.

Mary Tamm - very sad and unexpected. Yet another who legend passes - no more please.

I've had 3 different original copies of this - all had the same glitches (as far as I remember only on one track - the introductory excerpt compilation) - annoying clicks on the track. I didn't know there were any elsewhere. But it seems this is how every disc was pressed, and it's never been re-pressed.

Mary Tamm - very sad and unexpected. Yet another who legend passes - no more please.

Try this copy, burned from my CD. I don't recall any glitches in it.

Rotcod Wwhhoo: Mxuxsxixcx morf Tthhee Exxxcxexlxixsx Oidua Aaddvveennttuurreess - bxyx Divad Ddaarrlliinnggttoonn
Link:
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363249056/DW-MFTEAA.rar.html

And when you've a spare moment, DrMatt, how's it going with the 'Dragonfire' soundtrack and the 'Logopolis' and 'Castrovalva' special editions? No word on these since early May.

Appeal for AssistanceIf anyone has any ability to make this recording sound nearer to the way it did when it was broadcast, it would be very much appreciated.

Recons

I'm afraid there isn't much here to recover. Here's two minutes from the beginning. I could do a little better with more time. By and large, the frequencies just aren't there.

- dandare_recovered.mp3 (http://www.mediafire.com/?nr8p5xrep5rhwp2)

This is a truly atrocious recording. Is there any chance getting closer to the source? This sounds like a tape recording (made with a microphone) of a wax disc.

Hmmm...my post has been removed...

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Thanks for all the updates DrMatt !

I may be a bit slow on the uptake here, but I recently heard a song on the radio - it's by Al Wilson and is called "The Snake" from 1968. It's actually a cover of the song originally by Oscar Brown Jr. (and more recently covered by Dodgy) but the Al Wilson version sounded remarkably familiar to me. So I've just played "Love Don't Roam" - the song used on The Runaway Bride. They're the same song! Did Murray Gold ever credit the original composer?

They're the same song! Did Murray Gold ever credit the original composer?

They're very similar, but obviously there were significant enough differences to avoid the inevitable plagiarism lawsuits. There's even a lyrical similarity, which makes me think the latter's intended to be a deliberate homage to the former.

It is clearly the same song, end of. From a musical perspective, it's structurally identical and almost melodically identical. Well done, Murray.

The only reason there's no lawsuit is because a) blind luck, and b) the song is relatively obscure and 45 years old.

Well, don't feel sorry for Johnny Rivers, who produced it... He's got quite an infamous reputation for having done a pretty rotten bit of stealing from Elvis Presley.

The Controversy Over the ?Memphis? Recordings by Elvis Presley and Johnny Rivers (http://www.elvis-history-blog.com/elvis-johnny-rivers.html)

And apparently, The Snake song predates Al Wilson (he didn't write it). The Liverpool Five did it earlier (the orchestration is different--very British '60s) and a guy named Oscar Brown, Jr. was the original jazz version (equally very different).

As far as the song... Well, it's happened a few times with little ill effect on the latter artists' reputations. For example, the Beach Boys used the tune of Sweet Little Sixteen for Surfin' U.S.A. But my impression is definitely one of homage due to the lyrics being played on quite on purpose. Probably should have credited the inspiration for the song, though. It's also close, but not quite identical musically. The arrangement is definitely changed. Also, a lot of songs of this genre tend to sound rather similar, though obviously The Snake is very much the inspiration. And people did notice on the web back in 2007, F.Y.I.

Interestingly, there were quite a bit of problems amongst blues artists early on, where the record companies were suing people like Sam Phillips (who recorded them) for "callback" songs--IE. the female sings about her no-good man, and the male answers back with the same tune, but telling his side of it. This side of traditional blues tradition, itself, wasn't really compatible with copyright laws and the big companies wielding them.

The lyrics certainly feel like an homage--and you can even read it as the original having the male being a poisonous figure for the female, whereas in Murray's, he's the sympathetic one and the girl is written as the seductress who is "reel[ing him] in". And there is some duality to the Doctor regarding him having relationships (ultimately will always end badly) that this adds a layer to.

I'm afraid there isn't much here to recover. Here's two minutes from the beginning. I could do a little better with more time. By and large, the frequencies just aren't there.

- dandare_recovered.mp3 (http://www.mediafire.com/?nr8p5xrep5rhwp2)

This is a truly atrocious recording. Is there any chance getting closer to the source? This sounds like a tape recording (made with a microphone) of a wax disc.

Thank you very, very much for having a go. This is very much appreciated. The recording is indeed a recording from a wax disc. I believe the wax disc has long since deteriorated, leaving us only with what we have here.

R

It is clearly the same song, end of. From a musical perspective, it's structurally identical and almost melodically identical. Well done, Murray.

The only reason there's no lawsuit is because a) blind luck, and b) the song is relatively obscure and 45 years old.

Have you ever heard Cecilia Ann by the Pixies? It pretty much is Westminster Bridge to my ears. I love Gold, but he does wear his inspirations on his sleeve!

Hi, has Dr Matt's Dragonfire been released yet?

Thanks to all the fabulous people taking their time uploading (or making music collections) to help others fill the gaps in their collections, asking for nothing in return - it is great to see in a time when so many people are trying to exploit others to make money even if those exploited people don't have much money to start with. I am referring to the people who live in mansions complaining that people living in small apartments (because that's all they can afford) are "stealing" from them by downloading their music/dvds/movies. Fairness in life - nil.

Anyhow, I was hoping some kind people could help fill a couple of gaps in my incidental music "wish-list" - I have some, but am looking to replace with 320/flac:

Doctor Who - Space Adventures 1963-1971
30 Years at the Radiophonic Workshop
Classic Music from the Tom Baker Era
Doctor Who the TV movie (not the CD, the expanded version by Dr Matt(?))
Doctor Who Music From The Tenth Planet CD
Doctor Who Music From The Tomb of the Cybermen CD
Doctor Who - The Sea Devils (not the CD, the full version by Dr Matt)
Doctor Who - The Mutants (Third Doctor)

Also I absolutely loved the DW Addendums posted by NileQT1987, such a great collection and thanks for doing it. One problem - I couldn't download number 7 as the link is faulty, could you please repost it?

Thanks in advance guys!

Any news on doctor who the doctor the widow and the wardrobe OST?

Oh, no. I have absolutely no clue what was in #7, so that's not going to help figure out what you need. Could you maybe try the link again?

If it is still faulty, I'll redo the whole upload (I forgot about the Ghostbusters theme lines in 28x12, so that's another one for the collection). There are a few items that I still can't get (Backing Track is one of them, as it seems to be nowhere except for hoping that some YouTuber will put up their vinyl b-side someday--the Shada punting music also seems elusive). I've also since found the SJA music.

If you remember any random little lines of/hummings or whistlings of/references to songs in various episodes, do tell! As said, this was inspired by the Jossverse soundtrack project, where it goes a whole lot further than just what was fully played in the episode.

BBC Radiophonic Workshop: A Retrospective (1958-1997)



Could I get a re-up please? Link appears to be dead now. Keep up the good work, doctor! :)

Any news on doctor who the doctor the widow and the wardrobe OST?

I have seen NO indiation there will be a dedicaded album for it? I would not hold my breath, at any rate.

I have seen NO indiation there will be a dedicaded album for it? I would not hold my breath, at any rate.

There has been an album for all the other Christmas episodes, no ?

Did anyone get across the "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" (X-Mas Special 2011) score yet? - Thanks for replies.

There has been an album for all the other Christmas episodes, no ?

No. Only last years 'A Christmas Carol' had its own album, likely due to featuring the simply brilliant Katherine Jenkins as others have said. Music from previous christmas episodes featured on the series OST's.

Right. Usually one track...a "suite"...

And remember, not only did previous seasons not get double albums for everything, Searies 1 & 2 shared one disc....

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Did anyone get across the "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" (X-Mas Special 2011) score yet? - Thanks for replies.

Whichmeans, no, because there so far isn't one.

Right, I don't know why I thought there was an album per XMas ep., maybe because of these 'suites' in the seasons albums.

And now that I think of it, also because of the "Specials" album, I certainly didn't expect this one, it was released just one month before the series 5 album, and wayyy after (nearly 2 years) the airing of the first one of the batch, 'The Next Doctor'.

So, maybe in the next double cd album, there will be room for 'Widow', maybe in another compilation of "non regular" episodes... Time (ahah) will tell.

A request: Did anyone ever nab the SJA tracks that leaked?


i have the sja tracks, let me get them together tonight and upload them.

Sorry I seem to be out of it atm, can I get a bit more info on these? Where they came from, etc?

Some of them (besides the one posted in this thread) are still up on both Sam and Dan Watt's sites. If you have Adblock Plus, you can see the entirety of a webpage's media files when you push play and you'll be able to separate out the .mp3 and download the embedded file. That's how I did it, anyway.

Or... you can just download this little collection with everything provided and that which I found (I tried to figure out the episodes each track comes from, but some may be wrong):


SJA (http://www.2shared.com/file/oUQ3-nmF/SJA.html)

Some of them (besides the one posted in this thread) are still up on both Sam and Dan Watt's sites. If you have Adblock Plus, you can see the entirety of a webpage's media files when you push play and you'll be able to separate out the .mp3 and download the embedded file. That's how I did it, anyway.

Or... you can just download this little collection with everything provided and that which I found (I tried to figure out the episodes each track comes from, but some may be wrong):


SJA (http://www.2shared.com/file/oUQ3-nmF/SJA.html)

I seem to be having issues with the ability of downloading from that site (Everytime i click on the Download button, it just reloads the page). Is there any chance of it being uploaded via another site please?

Is your Adblock getting in the way? That happens sometimes (though not for me on this site--I use Firefox). The site works. Just checked.

Is your Adblock getting in the way? That happens sometimes (though not for me on this site--I use Firefox). The site works. Just checked.

I've tried it via all three (Chrome which is my main web browser, I.E and Firefox which was a fresh install) but i have the same issue with all three for some reason. Tried turning off all the adblockers but even that doesn't work either. I've no idea now :\

For those wondering, you will need to add...

Georges Bizet - Carmen - Acte 1 - Quand je vous aimerai & La Havanaise - L'amour est un oiseau rebelle
Georges Bizet - Carmen - Acte 2 - Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre & Tor�ador, en garde

a.k.a. La Habanera and The Toreador Song

...for 33x01. ;) Loving the excuse to put more opera on my computer.


http://www.2shared.com/file/TjWXTN66/Dizzee_Carmen.html

I've tried it via all three (Chrome which is my main web browser, I.E and Firefox which was a fresh install) but i have the same issue with all three for some reason. Tried turning off all the adblockers but even that doesn't work either. I've no idea now :\

I use Opera (http://www.opera.com/download/) as my main browser and I was able to download it just fine.

Hi DrMatt, sorry to be a nuisance, but if you find the time, could you re-upload the Series 4 & Series 4 Special Soundtracks? It seems "All download slots for these files are currently filled."

Also does anyone know where I can get a "The Tomb of the Cybermen" Soundtrack?

I use Opera (http://www.opera.com/download/) as my main browser and I was able to download it just fine.

Downloaded OPera and still no luck - must be something to do with my computer then. Oh well

(http://www.imagebam.com/image/4f9875204136799)

Thanks for all the updates DrMatt !

Zoran, Many thanks for posting my new desktop wallpaper.. Awesome!!

As a newly addicted Who-vian, can someone point me to the score to the 1996 American Doctor Who Movie? The link on page 1 did not work.

Thanks, all!

As a newly addicted Who-vian, can someone point me to the score to the 1996 American Doctor Who Movie?

Welcome to the addiction!

http://www.2shared.com/file/S794moSI/DoktorKinofilm.html << Die Tonspur!

Sorry for not being around to reply to posts and requests - I've been a bit poorly, which has severely limited my time at the PC.

A week or so ago I did try re-uploading some requests to Peeje, tried and tried again, but much as the uploads completed and gave me links, the links were then non-existent and files unavailable. With that and Demonoid going down, I've been a bit at a loss as how to how keep the soundtracks alive and available online.

Thankfully, a user on TheBox (plumboy) has been given permission to upload my soundtracks (those I've complied from DVD isolated scores and various out-of-print CDs). So if you are member there, it's worth checking from time to time. He is currently uploading in order of his own personally preference, but I'm sure he'd be open to requests. So far, he's uploaded: 'The Seeds of Doom', 'State of Decay', 'Earthshock' and 'The Five Doctors'. If anyone would like an invite to TheBox, please PM me - I have a good few going spare.

As for other means of sharing, does anyone have any good suggestions for a free, reliable file-hosting site?

I'm tempted to start using Open Bittorent to share from now on - a tracker free torrent service that doesn't involve signing up to any torrent sites.

Either way (or both) I'll try and get on top of requests over this next week.


COMING VERY SOON: 'Vengeance on Varos' Special Edition Soundtrack

Just starting work on this one - which has an amazingly well mixed 5.1 score. All of the individual music element tracks for the music score must survive, because the music on the 5.1 mix is quite something - some of the best 5.1 mixed music I've ever heard on a DVD! And with the music available as a 5.1 isolated score, the soundtrack CD will be in wonderful true stereo! (But there will also be the original unmixed mono for the purists). Hope to have this one done by the weekend.