To get back to the Murray Gold debate: I have no idea who Murray Gold is, or Blake Neely. I've never actually googled them to find out, tho' someday I suppose I will. Not the way I've become fascinated with a Dimitri Tiomkin, say, not ever having paid any attention to him until a couple months ago, finally coming to recognize that he was probably the pre-Goldsmith Goldsmith who could do just about anything and do it really, really well. But I sure do enjoy the Who and Arrow music. Both series have terrific soundtracks that really, truly do stand out from just about anything else on the tube. Are Gold or Neeley Tiomkin or Goldsmith? I don't think so. They're both solid, workman-like composers who get the job done and get it done well. Based on Who alone, I'd put Gold at precisely the same level as Howard Shore, who I greatly admire and whose work I have actively sought out for years. Shore gets the job done and usually gets the job done well. Is Shore a Tiomkin or a Goldsmith? Not even close. LOTR seems a brilliant inspired aberration. I don't know the story of the filming of The Hobbit but it seems fraught with ill-feeling and tension and I have to admit, having listened to 6 disks of Hobbit music, for me there's just nothing there worth listening to. Gold's I Am the Doctor is a much more rousing theme than anything Shore came up with for The Hobbit (including the mountains/forest/something nature theme that everyone seems to love) and I think Gold could have written a much better soundtrack for The Hobbit than what Shore produced. Both Gold and Shore have to be given credit for what they are: excellent workmanlike composers who (usually) get the job done.

I've watched Dr Who since the first episode and the show has evolved. The William Hartnell "music" is still my favorite. You can hear in the music over the years the change in the show's direction. The Hartnell music was eerie and mysterious and even frightening to reflect the tone of much of the show in those early days. The reboot music through Matt Smith reflects mostly a fun carnival ride through excitement and adventure. Those are the real high points of Who musically. In between, the music continues to reflect the changing Drs and the changing tones of the stories, with mixed success. Remember that before the reboot, DW had no budget at all and they did what they could with what they had. Which was usually excellent writing and a trust in the viewer's imaginations and willingness to suspend disbelief and ignore the creakiness of what they were seeing. Of course, post-Lucas audiences can't manage that anymore, so production values have to be really, really high to keep kids watching. And that's been reflected in the kinds of stories and the visuals and in the music. Gold has raised the bar considerably. There are a couple Christmas special soundtracks that I really hate but other than those, I think his work has been great - varied, often moving and often tremendously exciting. The producers have been really lucky to have found him and we're really lucky that Who is being merchandised so mercenarily that we're getting multiple disks for every new Dr. But just imagine how it could have been if they had gone with one of the post-Shirley Walker school of soundtrack writers? Eight or ten cds of Zimmerish or DeSplatish white noise? (Obviously not my favorite form of aural filler.)

So Neely does The Flash, too? Is there a soundtrack? Oh, boy!

Desplat is white noise?

Murray Gold on the same level as Howard Shore?

Howard Shore less than Jerry Goldsmith.


I think I might faint.

The Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular 2015 has started touring in Australia.

And here's (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRHeT8Bfero) all that I could find of the series 8 music that's been played. (The second half of the Death in Heaven suite but you still get to hear the music for the Doctor falling through the air and 'An Idiot with a Box'.)

And here's (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRHeT8Bfero) all that I could find of the series 8 music that's been played. (The second half of the Death in Heaven suite but you still get to hear the music for the Doctor falling through the air and 'An Idiot with a Box'.)

I've watched that. I'm surprised that theres no videos of the other Series 8 performances. Perhaps BBC are taking them down which sucks.

My favorites from series 8 are as follows:

Tiny TARDIS
Smaller on the Outside TARDIS
Love is a Promise (I am eagerly waiting for a completely clean version of this)
NASA is that Way
Forest of London
Fear Makes Companions of Us All

12's general action theme though... Idk why but it's just not on par with the rest for me

My favorites from series 8 are as follows:

Tiny TARDIS
Smaller on the Outside TARDIS
Love is a Promise (I am eagerly waiting for a completely clean version of this)
NASA is that Way
Forest of London
Fear Makes Companions of Us All

12's general action theme though... Idk why but it's just not on par with the rest for me

the variations of 12's action theme in deep breath were better, like when Vastra & Jenny spin down from the ceiling and when they Balloon flies off and there fighting the clockwork droids.

I just want the Into the Dalek opening and raiding theme and I will be happy

The Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular 2015 has started touring in Australia. and the list of music being performed has leaked online.

ACT ONE:

A Good Man?
Wherever, Whenever (Anywhere In Time And Space?)
The Doctor's Theme/Song Of Freedom
The Companions
To Darkness
Last Christmas Suite

ACT TWO:

All The Strange Strange Creatures
The Impossible Girl
66 Seconds
The Pandorica Suite
Abigails Song
Fifty - This Is Gallifrey
Death In Heaven Suite

You miss Vale Decem after Death in Heaven Suite ;)

You miss Vale Decem after Death in Heaven Suite ;)

Vale Decem wasn't listed on the Programme Guide and neither was the Doctor Who Theme Tune but both were played anyway.

the variations of 12's action theme in deep breath were better, like when Vastra & Jenny spin down from the ceiling and when they Balloon flies off and there fighting the clockwork droids.

That one is good. But I think Murray decided to make the woodwind instruments louder than the beat, which I don't like for some reason. Or it felt overused

That one is good. But I think Murray decided to make the woodwind instruments louder than the beat, which I don't like for some reason. Or it felt overused

the 12th doctor's main theme has been used in every episode other than Robot Of Sherwood, Listen & In The Forest Of The Night. Its been quite reused.

Both I Am The Doctor & 12th Doctor's theme have been overused in their first episodes. Except perhaps Murray took word from fans saying that IATD was overused and annoying and created a theme thats just as good but more subtle in terms of instruments used.

I got in touch with Silvia Screen Records a while back (about a month or so ago) saying that they are expecting to receive the Series 8 drop from Gold very shortly, but also that they have not scheduled a release.

Just wanted to let everyone know what they had told me.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7zpWBXlL6hr0g54HGEb3iMBQjOyw9-kT

Full 2015 Symphonic Spectacular :D

Into Darkness has at least one part I wanted!

and Missy's theme is a nice addition

66 Second's & A Good Man? are excellent. The first half of Death In Heaven Suite sounds brand new. The Variation of the 12th Doctor's theme I have never heard before.

Alas! There's no central page in this thread where all the active links are kept.

I'm looking for complete scores for Cybermen, The Tenth Planet through Silver Nemesis.

The Tenth Planet
The Moonbase
The Tomb of the Cybermen
The Wheel in Space
The Invasion
Revenge of the Cybermen
Earthshock
The Five Doctors
Attack of the Cybermen
Silver Nemesis

I've seen "The Moonbase" here recently and downloaded it. I have The Tenth Planet CD, and isolated scores from "Nemesis", "Attack", "Doctors" and "Earthshock." I have a "Tomb" version but not sure if it's complete. I know "Revenge" is not. Not sure if "Invasion" that I saw here recently is. I know "Wheel in Space" is on one of the Dr. Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop CDs, but not sure if it's complete.

Have I got it all correct?

There is no specifically composed music for Tenth Planet through to Wheel.

Tenth Planet - the CD is not wholly accurate, neither are the PasBs. I don't think Blast Off! appears in the story.
Moonbase - I believe that the version posted recently is complete.
Tomb - This one's quite complicated but, essentially, the one posted recently contains a mix of sourced library music (some of which has been adapted to fit the durations and tempos of those used in the story) and episode rips where the source of the original is unclear/ has added effects or both. I think it's 'complete' and a great piece of work!
Wheel - an album is yet to appear on here. I posted the library track by Monica Liter a while back, and there has been a single track episode rip of music and effects. There was at least one effects track on the 30 Years of the Radiophonic CD. Haven't spotted anything else.
Invasion - several tracks from several sources have appeared on here - don't miss Gwylock1's excellent The Invasion Goes Stereo! I don't know how complete things are. Some tracks were re-recorded for Cold Worlds so they're not an exact episode match.
Revenge - A single track episode rip has appeared and I posted 6 tracks that were re-recorded by Blyton. Strangely, the iso score did not appear on the DVD so we don't have the rest or the Howell tracks for this. We can only hope for an official release.
Earthshock - Attack: See the much missed DrMatt's excellent releases!
Silver Nemesis - DrMatt released the iso score to this. In addition, there were some (poorer quality) alternate tracks that I had sourced (including that year's season trailer music which was recorded in the same session). I can't remember if DM included these. I still have the original WAV I supplied DM with if anyone wants to have a go at remastering and make the extra tracks sound better, but it's beyond my ken. Here's the anniversary season trailer in MP3 so you can hear what it's like: https://www.sendspace.com/file/6li82s .

EDITED TO ADD: I think you fare a little better if you go for Dalek stories... :-)

There is no specifically composed music for Tenth Planet through to Wheel.

Tenth Planet - the CD is not wholly accurate

No, it isn't. I made my own by listening to the CD and the episode. I know it's all library music.


EDITED TO ADD: I think you fare a little better if you go for Dalek stories... :-)

I don't like Daleks specially. (gasp!)

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Tomb - This one's quite complicated but, essentially, the one posted recently contains a mix of sourced library music (some of which has been adapted to fit the durations and tempos of those used in the story) and episode rips where the source of the original is unclear/ has added effects or both. I think it's 'complete' and a great piece of work!

Have you any idea on which page it is?


Wheel - an album is yet to appear on here. I posted the library track by Monica Liter a while back, and there has been a single track episode rip of music and effects. There was at least one effects track on the 30 Years of the Radiophonic CD.

It's _BBC at the Radiophonic Workshop Volume 2_. Like _The Krotons_ it has no music as such, just electronic sound disguised as music. I wouldn't call it SF/X exactly, e.g. "Zoe Floating through space" since there's no sound in space. But that's what passed for music.



Invasion - several tracks from several sources have appeared on here - don't miss Gwylock1's excellent The Invasion Goes Stereo! I don't know how complete things are. Some tracks were re-recorded for Cold Worlds so they're not an exact episode match.

Page or link, please!


Revenge - A single track episode rip has appeared and I posted 6 tracks that were re-recorded by Blyton. Strangely, the iso score did not appear on the DVD so we don't have the rest or the Howell tracks for this. We can only hope for an official release.

Which Howell tracks are those? News to me! I only know Carey Blyton's music.


Earthshock - Attack: See the much missed DrMatt's excellent releases!

I have them. I was just listing all the Cyberman stories I could remember so someone could point out one I may have missed.


Silver Nemesis

Someone recently posted this, too. Along with some Radiophonic library albums.

...I'm looking for complete scores for Cybermen, The Tenth Planet through Silver Nemesis...


Tomb - This one's quite complicated but, essentially, the one posted recently contains a mix of sourced library music (some of which has been adapted to fit the durations and tempos of those used in the story) and episode rips where the source of the original is unclear/ has added effects or both. I think it's 'complete' and a great piece of work!

Thanks!

Momaru - as recons says, it's a bit complicated. I did Tomb as two separate downloads - the first one is just the tracks that we have complete, clean versions of:

Tomb of the Cybermen (http://www.mediafire.com/download/rhayjnlmcib37d3/Tomb_of_the_Cybermen.7z)

The second one was mostly episode rips of cues that were unidentified or had radiophonic overdubs, along with a couple of remade clean stings, etc:

TOMB - Missng Tracks (http://www.mediafire.com/download/vwo8708hvitg4hn/TOMB_-_Missng_Tracks.zip)

And this older post details how all the bits fit together:

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-collection-all-soundtracks-72196/253.html#post2674293

- You can replace Eric Siday's "Galaxy" from the second download with the complete version from the "Ultra Sonic Perception" CD.

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Tenth Planet is also divided between two uploads; it's definitely complete - with various cues speed-shifted to match the TX versions - although one track remains unidentified and is a rip from episode 3:

10th Planet (http://www.mediafire.com/download/pvtpt8y3wcvbzdu/10th_Planet.zip)

https://www.mediafire.com/?2we1i7v81cbyxt1

Both those 10th Planet links come up as violation errors. :-( Any chance of a MEGA upload or similar?

Both those 10th Planet links come up as violation errors. :-( Any chance of a MEGA upload or similar?

Damn. Bloody Mediafire's getting very good at detecting these things.

Sadly I'm at work and can't do a thing here. I'll have a bash at home but I'm back on the crappy laptop so it might be a day or two... :-(

Damn. Bloody Mediafire's getting very good at detecting these things.

Sadly I'm at work and can't do a thing here. I'll have a bash at home but I'm back on the crappy laptop so it might be a day or two... :-(

I'm just grateful for anything uploaded and shared, so take all the time you need :-)

So there's a Web of Fear soundtrack going around, I have 9 tracks. Is there a more elaborate one?

I have 26 tracks for The Space Museum.

20 for The Time Meddler.

10 for Mission to the Unknown.

7 for The Edge of Destruction.

20 for The Invasion.

16 for Inferno.

Are there any other library-music episodes which have substantial tracks?

Of course, most of these aren't in the correct order!

[/COLOR]Tenth Planet is also divided between two uploads; it's definitely complete - with various cues speed-shifted to match the TX versions - although one track remains unidentified and is a rip from episode 3:


https://www.sendspace.com/file/9x1nyh

One track remains unidentified? Browse through this album and you'll see the track I think you are on about. You'll also find the little ker klunk from Episode 4 which you've already got, but from that terrible CD which... oh, well, I'll save it for another time.

Fifteen quid for a twenty minute CD and no attempt at remastering AND contained so much miscellaneous shite. Had they listened to the album they were sourcing stuff from they would have found etc. I know, I know blame the PASBs but REALLY!

If none of you know what I am on about, you're too young.

Can I be too young AND know what you're talking about? Ah, forget it. I have a grandchild. Who am I kidding...?

https://www.sendspace.com/file/9x1nyh

One track remains unidentified? Browse through this album and you'll see the track I think you are on about. You'll also find the little ker klunk from Episode 4 which you've already got, but from that terrible CD which... oh, well, I'll save it for another time.

Ooh! At work again and can't download it here, then when I get back home I will be able to download it but won't be able to listen to it (blah, moan, technology, etc)... but thanks in advance! Let me guess: is it from Drumdramatics 11...? (i.e. the b-side of Drumdramatics 10)

I've actually just found the ker klunk from Part 4 on vinyl - not been able to digitise it yet, but hopefully it'll be a bit of an improvement...

And don't get me started on that bloody 10th Planet CD. I can never decide what the most aggravating thing about it is. The fact they didn't even fade out the crackle out inbetween tracks? The fact they didn't ask Chappell for clean copies? The fact it's incomplete yet packed with redundant tracks? It gets an all-round "Grrr" from me, anyway.


On a vaguely related note, does anyone here have copies of the PasBs for Lost Hearts and Warning to the Curious from the Ghost Stories For Christmas? IMDB lists most of the tracks, but not the artists / catalogue numbers.

Here's a nice piece from both (go to 9 minutes in!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPKCqjYa7bo

- that's quite possibly the TX version, I think.

So the 'unknown' Tenth Planet cue is 'Drumdramatics No 6 - Xylophone gathering speed'? from Recons recent upload?

The Tomb of the Cybermen (https://www.sendspace.com/file/qj46yb)

I thought it was worth consolidating Funky1&2's uploads into one album, tagged it, and added opening and closing themes. Credits and thanks to him for this work!

Awesome job! Now if only it were separated into episodes...

I'm watching you, Sargeant Momaru!

OK. I just compiled episode one of The tenth planet using all the music found here. I took an official release of the end title and mixed it with an extended verion of the "comptuer chatter" (I found the sequence that repeats and copied and pasted it until it was the correct length, faded out and in, and deamplified it so that it doesn't overwhelm the end title.

All in all, quite proud of it!

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I'm watching you, Sargeant Momaru!

Interesting that you say "sergeant." Do you know where "Momaru" comes from? He WAS in the military.

No idea who Momaru is or was. Do tell!

Just having a look at The Moonbase soundtrack. This is what I have. Is anything missing?

01 Doctor Who Opening Titles 0:29 Ron Grainer (Arranged by Delia Derbyshire)
02 Hypnosis 1:55 Eric Siday
03 Space Time Music (1) 1:25 W. Josephs
04 Space Time Music (2) 1:22 W. Josephs
05 Space Time Music (3) 1:23 W. Josephs
06 Conflict No. 1 1:20 Eric Siday
07 Moonscape 2:06 Eric Siday
08 Suspended Animation 0:58 Eric Siday
09 Sabre Dance 1:10 Eric Siday
10 Anaesthesia 1:58 Eric Siday
11 Group Shapes 3:10 Desmond Briscoe
12 Growing Menace (from 'The Daleks' Master Plan') 2:08 Tristram Cary, Eddie Walker & Musicians
13 Space Adventure (Parts 1 - 3) 2:17 Martin Slavin and Norman Ramin
14 The Moonbase Suite 4:24
15 Doctor Who Closing Titles 1:04 Ron Grainer (Arranged by Delia Derbyshire)

EDITED TO ADD: Ignore this! I didn't look at F1&2's upload - there loads more!

There are only five minutes of music in the first episode!

Here's the track listing:

1. Main Title
2. from Music for Technology part 1
3. I labeled this as "Frere Jacques" since I don't know many French songs, but I could be wrong.
4. from Music for Technology part 1
5. from Music for Technology part 2
6. from Drama in Miniature part 2
7. from Power Drill
8. from Space Adventures part 2 [SLOW]
9. from Power Drill
10. from Space Adventures part 2
11. End Title with Computer Chatter

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No idea who Momaru is or was. Do tell!

He's Kodai's brother from Space Battlecruise Yamato, known to American audiences as Mark Venture. I joined FFSF to learn about Yamato soundtracks, so that's why I chose that name.

It looks like you and I are doing the same thing with the soundtracks! Wish I knew how to post what I've done.

Wish I knew how to post what I've done.

Oh, mate, that's easy. Zip or rar your files up into an archive (using freeware like 7Zip or Winrar), rename it 'Pluto plus 1' or something, go to www.sendspace.com, drag your file to the box and press upload. Copy the link it gives you when the uploading finishes and paste it on here.

Ooh! At work again and can't download it here, then when I get back home I will be able to download it but won't be able to listen to it (blah, moan, technology, etc)... but thanks in advance! Let me guess: is it from Drumdramatics 11...? (i.e. the b-side of Drumdramatics 10)

I've actually just found the ker klunk from Part 4 on vinyl - not been able to digitise it yet, but hopefully it'll be a bit of an improvement...

And don't get me started on that bloody 10th Planet CD. I can never decide what the most aggravating thing about it is. The fact they didn't even fade out the crackle out inbetween tracks? The fact they didn't ask Chappell for clean copies? The fact it's incomplete yet packed with redundant tracks? It gets an all-round "Grrr" from me, anyway.


On a vaguely related note, does anyone here have copies of the PasBs for Lost Hearts and Warning to the Curious from the Ghost Stories For Christmas? IMDB lists most of the tracks, but not the artists / catalogue numbers.

Here's a nice piece from both (go to 9 minutes in!):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPKCqjYa7bo

- that's quite possibly the TX version, I think.

It's from Chappell LPC 0781-0785, and it is Drumdramatics 6 Xylophone Gathering Speed. Kerr plunk is Drumdramatics 7 - Vibes and Timps crash. I can't remember but the PASBs recorded the wrong track or something which is why that CD wasted our time with all that drivel from the wrong Drumdramatics!

I actually posted this up here sometime in the last year or so, possibly May.

I'm assuming this LP is a compilation of 78 rpms Chappell issued once upon a time? The album is 1963 certainly. There's Six Short Dramas on here and I think the theme tune to Out of the Unknown.

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So the 'unknown' Tenth Planet cue is 'Drumdramatics No 6 - Xylophone gathering speed'? from Recons recent upload?

Recons uploaded the album as well as me?

Recons uploaded the album as well as me?
Sorry, I got your names mixed up... Sorry, again, for wrongly crediting Recons for something you posted.

So there's a Web of Fear soundtrack going around, I have 9 tracks. Is there a more elaborate one?

I have 26 tracks for The Space Museum.

20 for The Time Meddler.

10 for Mission to the Unknown.

7 for The Edge of Destruction.

20 for The Invasion.

16 for Inferno.

Are there any other library-music episodes which have substantial tracks?

Of course, most of these aren't in the correct order!

any chance u could share these?

any chance u could share these?

Give him a little time. He's just learning to do it now.

Meanwhile here's Funky1&2's The Moonbase (https://www.sendspace.com/file/uy2ayu) and The Web of Fear (https://www.sendspace.com/file/67dhb6). I've topped and tailed and tagged. I didn't include the additional tracks in The Moonbase - see the original upload for those.

It's from Chappell LPC 0781-0785, and it is Drumdramatics 6 Xylophone Gathering Speed. Kerr plunk is Drumdramatics 7 - Vibes and Timps crash. I can't remember but the PASBs recorded the wrong track or something which is why that CD wasted our time with all that drivel from the wrong Drumdramatics!

Aha! I’ve already got it then! Not been able to play it yet, but it’s next in line once I’ve re-stolen a certain laptop.

Do you know, I’d read the track description of that Drumdramatics 6 cue and wondered if it might be The One. Don't know how I missed your previous upload but belated thanks now!




I actually posted this up here sometime in the last year or so, possibly May.

I'm assuming this LP is a compilation of 78 rpms Chappell issued once upon a time? The album is 1963 certainly. There's Six Short Dramas on here and I think the theme tune to Out of the Unknown.

Yup, LPC 781-785 contains the 78s that were originally issued as C 781, C 782, C 783, C 784 and C785.

I love typing out lists.

Does anybody have quick 'n' easy links to the iTunes bonus tracks (I believe seasons five and seven)? Thankees.

Which one of you thinks the Doctor becoming female is a good idea?

Which one of you thinks the Doctor becoming female is a good idea?
I do! As long as it's done under a competent and open-minded writing team, and they cast a good actress for the part!

I do! As long as it's done under a competent and open-minded writing team, and they cast a good actress for the part!

Michelle Gomez-esque Doctor. THAT is what I want. Anyone with any other sort of acting would just divide me from the show. Wish she became the 13th... It's alright. As long as the female has her sort of acting. It's just magnificent

Which soundtrack is the "kerr plunk" from?

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any chance u could share these?

I got them all really recently on this thread. Nonetheless, I'll see what I can do.

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https://www.sendspace.com/file/k2nczq

The Tenth Planet, episode one, all the music, in the correct order, truncated so it sounds exacly as it did in the programme.

Sorry, I got your names mixed up... Sorry, again, for wrongly crediting Recons for something you posted.

No one loves me. Sniff.

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Aha! I�ve already got it then! Not been able to play it yet, but it�s next in line once I�ve re-stolen a certain laptop.

Do you know, I�d read the track description of that Drumdramatics 6 cue and wondered if it might be The One. Don't know how I missed your previous upload but belated thanks now!





Yup, LPC 781-785 contains the 78s that were originally issued as C 781, C 782, C 783, C 784 and C785.

I love typing out lists.

Lovely! Thought you should have that album. It's been on line for a bit. I got ever so excited when I found it!

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Which soundtrack is the "kerr plunk" from?[COLOR="Silver"]



The Tenth Planet Episode 4. It's a one second thing!

No one loves me. Sniff.

We all love you. Now put your hankie away and we'll take you out for an ice cream.

While everyone is discussing stock music in 60s episodes, would anyone mind helping identify this (https://mega.co.nz/#!JRYRAYqK!3Dp3boGupsknXssZUu0Rem-MKJtZd_bPfO4ji53tPtU) piece from The Web of Fear Episode 1?

While everyone is discussing stock music in 60s episodes, would anyone mind helping identify this (https://mega.co.nz/#!JRYRAYqK!3Dp3boGupsknXssZUu0Rem-MKJtZd_bPfO4ji53tPtU) piece from The Web of Fear Episode 1?

Space Time Music Part Three. Part Two was used in the episode too. Part One is in The Tomb of the Cybermen Episode Three. For the record, Part Four is a development of Part One and conjours up an emotional reunion. Lovely stuff.

Space Time Music Part Three. Part Two was used in the episode too. Part One is in The Tomb of the Cybermen Episode Three. For the record, Part Four is a development of Part One and conjours up an emotional reunion. Lovely stuff.

Thanks!

Whatever Happened To Sarah Jane? music rip (https://mega.co.nz/#!4chCHSqb!V_iGDTpcRf42KVW_DcyJHIvORQ8DbtiL3hh8fbs fsf4) (I have also found a new clean piece of music which I somehow missed when going through the CBBC games previously)

Space Time Music Part Three. Part Two was used in the episode too. Part One is in The Tomb of the Cybermen Episode Three. For the record, Part Four is a development of Part One and conjours up an emotional reunion. Lovely stuff.

Anyone have parts Three and Four?

Anyone have parts Three and Four?

Part 3 was in my Web of fear upload. Or should have been. Did I forget it?

Either way, they should both still be available at the link in this post:

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-collection-all-soundtracks-72196/181.html#post2513227

Part 3 was in my Web of fear upload. Or should have been. Did I forget it?

Either way, they should both still be available at the link in this post:

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-collection-all-soundtracks-72196/181.html#post2513227

Thank You!

Please, someone upload the end music of Ghost Light 2 and the beginning music of Ghost Light 3 from the isolated score from the DVD. I've been trying to marry "Out of the Shadows" with the proper opening/closing music and it's not easy.

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For some odd reason SendSpace isn't uploading.

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Someone please tell me what that French guy is singing in Tenth Planet episode one.

Someone please tell me what that French guy is singing in Tenth Planet episode one.

Not that you'd guess from his accent, but I think he's supposed to be Italian. He's probably singing La donna � mobile, but I might be getting confused with Pertwee in Inferno.

Anyway, as Tenth Planet Week rumbles on here at the Shrine, here are my earlier uploads now transplanted to Mega:

https://mega.co.nz/#!IQ0TEABD!VcJlnTkjcOFeVGe0pKZI1ZLc8uTj7v1pYWzDKqf B9LA

https://mega.co.nz/#!0J9HmJrR!sKgVs7LDNcqJWTVKDsGreo2stBCPm-snse0i2AfBLdQ

The first one is nearly everything, including a load of tracks fron the PasBs that don't actually appear - Drumdramatics 10 / Blast Off, etc. Then there's a smattering of related tracks - the other part of Music For technology, the rest of Drama in Miniature and a few other cues by Douglas Gamley that sound like they were part of the same session as the TP tracks ('cos I like that sort of thing).

The second one contains Space Adventures 2 speeded up by nearly 20% - which is how it appears in all the Cyber-film sequences (it appears at its usual speed only twice in the story - once when the Cybermen enter the base in part 2 and then when the Cybermen die and crumple into a telesnap in Part 4). There's also a now-redundant rip of the sound of Michael Craze breaking his collarbone, which you can replace with gnawingagony's copy of the xylophone thing from Drumdramtics 6.

Then round it off with Momaru's closing theme + computer chatter (good thinking, Momaru!) and you should have everything.

I can't even open these files on this laptop, so if anyone wants to consolidate everything into a single package then be my guest!



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While I'm here, does anyone clever know the name of the theme music used on this?:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZiu8uEcPTY

Thanks for 10th Planet F1&2. Do you have a tracklist order/notes for it?

That music in To Kill A King is definitely a classical piece. I'll have a flick through my CDs this week and see if I can identify it.

Thanks for 10th Planet F1&2. Do you have a tracklist order/notes for it?

I do, but it's locked up in a file on Dropbox - supposedly for ease of access - that I can't currently open here or at work! I'll post it at soon as I can.


That music in To Kill A King is definitely a classical piece. I'll have a flick through my CDs this week and see if I can identify it.

I recognise it - I can even hum the next section, but no idea what it is. Would be very grateful if you or anyone could ID it. :-)

I recognise it - I can even hum the next section, but no idea what it is. Would be very grateful if you or anyone could ID it. :-)


It's an orchestrated version of Erik Satie's Gnossienne No. 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8_USgxfkRU

It's an orchestrated version of Erik Satie's Gnossienne No. 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8_USgxfkRU

Thank you! Stand down, recons!

Having bought up most of the commonly available DW library stuff, I've been looking out for new things to collect...

CGCJ - Just wanted to chime in and say how much I'm enjoying the DW and SJA music rips. Thanks!

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Here's Funky1&2's The Space Museum (https://www.sendspace.com/file/r0nkxr), topped, tailed, tagged and bagged! (I've replaced Ultimate with the version from the recent CD, and not included the tracks that were not used).

Here's Funky1&2's The Space Museum (https://www.sendspace.com/file/r0nkxr), topped, tailed, tagged and bagged! (I've replaced Ultimate with the version from the recent CD, and not included the tracks that were not used).

You can also replace the rip of "The Laboratory" from episode 2 with "The Laboratory 1" from the same CD!

CGCJ - Just wanted to chime in and say how much I'm enjoying the DW and SJA music rips. Thanks!

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Here's Funky1&2's The Space Museum (https://www.sendspace.com/file/r0nkxr), topped, tailed, tagged and bagged! (I've replaced Ultimate with the version from the recent CD, and not included the tracks that were not used).

Thanks! It's just my way of contributing to this wonderful forum! :) Also, in the Space Museum compilation there's two track 19's '19 Musique Concrete_Pt 2 - Buxton Orr' and '19 Synchrostings 14', which is the correct order?

Thanks! It's just my way of contributing to this wonderful forum! :) Also, in the Space Museum compilation there's two track 19's '19 Musique Concrete_Pt 2 - Buxton Orr' and '19 Synchrostings 14', which is the correct order?

Sorry about this. The ID3tag is correct, i.e. Synchrostings 14 is track 9 not 19.


You can also replace the rip of "The Laboratory" from episode 2 with "The Laboratory 1" from the same CD!


Re: The Laboratory - I did think about this, but they appear to my ears to be different speeds. I was unable to speed match, so I left the original in.

Ok, Momaru, here's The Invasion (https://www.sendspace.com/file/d8v2hj), tagged, etc. There didn't appear to be a track 21, so I've changed the track numbers of the following tracks, and I've added Gwylock's The Invasion Goes Stereo...well..because I like it!

and I've added Gwylock's The Invasion Goes Stereo...well..because I like it!

Glad you like it! I've been meaning to do more suites like that, if anyone has any requests for that sort of thing :P

Ok, Momaru, here's The Invasion (https://www.sendspace.com/file/d8v2hj), tagged, etc. There didn't appear to be a track 21, so I've changed the track numbers of the following tracks, and I've added Gwylock's The Invasion Goes Stereo...well..because I like it!

So, where does 'Mysteries' from the 50th soundtrack go?

So, where does 'Mysteries' from the 50th soundtrack go?

I guess that was track 21 :-)

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Here's a revised version (https://www.sendspace.com/file/rdk0hz) with mysteries included to keep everyone happy.

Okay - serious question, has The Caves of Androzani been released in 5.1? I need the clean studio audio for reasons

Here's the "Previously" music specifically from Wedding of River Song, or better titled as I am the Doctor Orchestral (one of the many many oh so many variations)

Doctor Who - Wedding of River Song Unreleased Music - Previously (http://www.mediafire.com/?aak5qi7umh3oqy2)

EDIT: apparently this is shorter than the one used. (It was edited together by me)

Thanks everyone for updating these early Hartnell/Troughton stks, they're great and much appreciated.

I'm not sure if anyone posted an ene*my of the wo*rld stk, but here's mine in case - with the all tracks as they appeared in the story (rather repetitive but complete, hopefully)

<a href="http://s1336.photobucket.com/user/trabisty/media/Enemy_zpshkyckhka.jpg.html" target="_blank">

DOWNLOAD (https://mega.co.nz/#!wcNT0Z5b!ZffQsNAy2rCXuwTOrep543j2oJK39rfKDMv4F1Y wvmE)

Thanks everyone for updating these early Hartnell/Troughton stks, they're great and much appreciated.

I'm not sure if anyone posted an ene*my of the wo*rld stk, but here's mine in case - with the all tracks as they appeared in the story (rather repetitive but complete, hopefully)


Thanks! I look forward to listening to this.

I'll re-do Tenth Planet soon - just waiting on Funky1&2's tracklist.

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I've dipped into The Enemy of the World. This is a good piece of work. I've got it on in the background as I type and i'm enjoying it. (I had to track number it as it didn't seem to have any ID3 track numbers, but it wasn't that difficult as you had titled the tracks well).

Just out of interest, can I ask whether your edits are from the same three albums of Bartok tracks as the original eps.

Here we go - Tenth Planet running order. This could probably do with double-checking if anyone fancies the job, but as it is it's still more use than the PasBs...

Music for Technology – Pt 1 [1]
Drama in Miniature 2(a): Time For The Reaper [1,3,4]
Power Drill [1-3]
Space Adventure – Pt 2 [SLOW] [1]
Space Adventure – Pt 2 [FAST] [1-3]
Machine Room [2]
Space Adventure - Pt 2 [REGULAR SPEED] [2,4]
Machine Room [FAST] [2]
Drumdramatics 6(d?) [3]
Drumdramatics 7(a) [4]


- Slight risk of Space Adventure overload with this one.

Please, someone upload the end music of Ghost Light 2 and the beginning music of Ghost Light 3 from the isolated score from the DVD. I've been trying to marry "Out of the Shadows" with the proper opening/closing music and it's not easy.

So you want the iso score at those points with theme included?


Okay - serious question, has The Caves of Androzani been released in 5.1? I need the clean studio audio for reasons

Do you even know if the studio sound track even exists? Five Doctors lucked out that the studio sessions were saved in broadcast quality, and most of the other 5.1 mixes come from McCoy's era, where most stories have surviving '71 edits. I don't see how Androzani would even have session tracks extant at all.

Do you even know if the studio sound track even exists? Five Doctors lucked out that the studio sessions were saved in broadcast quality, and most of the other 5.1 mixes come from McCoy's era, where most stories have surviving '71 edits. I don't see how Androzani would even have session tracks extant at all.

That's sort of what I was trying to find out actually, I just didn't word it very well :P

That's sort of what I was trying to find out actually, I just didn't word it very well :P

Well in that case, no, probably not. When they went back to Remembrance for the Davros boxset, they opted to splash on doing a 5.1 mix (even two versions of it with and without the Beatles source music for copyright reasons). They didn't do a 5.1 mix on Androzani when they had the chance to with the first Revisitations set, and you can bet they would have done it if they could given how revered the story is. Then again, there is unedited studio footage for the regeneration at least, and wasn't there an extra where they put Christopher Gable interview audio over shots of him in the studio? Was that broadcast quality or was it timecoded VHS like the footage of the Castrovalva regeneration?

Who knows.

Just out of interest, can I ask whether your edits are from the same three albums of Bartok tracks as the original eps.

Yeah same recordings apparently, I did not source them I was given them.

Here we go - Tenth Planet running order. This could probably do with double-checking if anyone fancies the job, but as it is it's still more use than the PasBs...

Music for Technology � Pt 1 [1]
Drama in Miniature 2(a): Time For The Reaper [1,3,4]
Power Drill [1-3]
Space Adventure � Pt 2 [SLOW] [1]
Space Adventure � Pt 2 [FAST] [1-3]
Machine Room [2]
Space Adventure - Pt 2 [REGULAR SPEED] [2,4]
Machine Room [FAST] [2]
Drumdramatics 6(d?) [3]
Drumdramatics 7(a) [4]


- Slight risk of Space Adventure overload with this one.

Thanks.

I seem to have many more tracks than this. I shall withdraw and consider....

Okay - serious question, has The Caves of Androzani been released in 5.1? I need the clean studio audio for reasons

There is an hour long studio tape on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m0httdInVQ). (Not the best quality but it's probably the best you'll find on the internet)

Thanks.

I seem to have many more tracks than this. I shall withdraw and consider....

WAIT! I forgot Space Adventure Pt.3! It's in Episode 4 but I can't remember if it's before or after Drumdramatics 7...

WAIT! I forgot Space Adventure Pt.3! It's in Episode 4 but I can't remember if it's before or after Drumdramatics 7...
I've just checked (DVD animation version), it's after, when the lights turn back on to reveal the Cybermen standing in the control room just before Mondas begins to fall to bits.

After listening to 'A Good Man' from the Symphonic Spectacular, I have finally finished a 6 minute and a half minute reconstruction of the performance. This includes every piece of music played in the order it was played.

A Good Man (Series 8 Soundtrack) (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/7ozrmkkw8icbw5c/A_Good_Man_(Series_8_Soundtrack).mp3)

This includes:

- The Twelfth Doctor's "Sinister" Motif
- NASA Is That Way (Extended)
- A Good Man (The Twelfth Doctor's Theme)
- The Sacrifice Of Psi (The Twelfth Doctor's Theme Variation)
- A Restaurant With A View
- You Are Monsters (The Twelfth Doctor's Theme Variation)
- A Good Man | Alternate | (The Twelfth Doctor's Theme)

I might do one for Dark Water/Death In Heaven If people are interested.

Let me know what you think.

I might do one for Dark Water/Death In Heaven If people are interested.

Let me know what you think.

YES! Please do!

You never cease to amaze with these!

I've just checked (DVD animation version), it's after, when the lights turn back on to reveal the Cybermen standing in the control room just before Mondas begins to fall to bits.

Thank you!

So that gives us:

Music for Technology – Pt.1 – Roger Roger & his Orchestra (Walter Stott) [1]
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 2(a) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis) [1,3,4]
Power Drill – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [1-3]
Space Adventure – Pt.2 [SLOW] – Martin Slavin [1]
Space Adventure – Pt 2 [FAST] [1-3]
Machine Room – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [2]
Space Adventure - Pt 2 [REGULAR SPEED] [2,4]
Machine Room [FAST] [2]
Drumdramatics 6(d) – Percussion Ensemble; Robert Farnon [3]
Drumdramatics 7(a) – Percussion Ensemble; Robert Farnon [4]
Space Adventure – Pt. 3 – Martin Slavin [4]


RELATED TRACKS (NOT IN DR WHO)

Blast Off! - Roger Roger - - - from the PasB for part 1
Drumdramatics 10 (1-4) – Robert Farnon - - - from the PasB for part 3
Drumdramatics 7 (2-8) – Robert Farnon
Space Adventure Pt. 1 – Martin Slavin
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 1(a) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 1(b) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 2 (b) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Music for Technology – Pt.2 – Roger Roger & his Orchestra (Walter Stott)
Generator – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) - - - from the same 78 as Machine Room and Power Drill
Pile Driver – Douglas Gamley
Productivity – Douglas Gamley - - - these last two were released at around the same time as the other Gamley tracks - they're from a different 78, but both sound distinctly Tenth Planet-y!

I might do one for Dark Water/Death In Heaven If people are interested.

Let me know what you think.

Absolutely. I love your work!

Thank you!

So that gives us:

Music for Technology – Pt.1 – Roger Roger & his Orchestra (Walter Stott) [1]
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 2(a) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis) [1,3,4]
Power Drill – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [1-3]
Space Adventure – Pt.2 [SLOW] – Martin Slavin [1]
Space Adventure – Pt 2 [FAST] [1-3]
Machine Room – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [2]
Space Adventure - Pt 2 [REGULAR SPEED] [2,4]
Machine Room [FAST] [2]
Drumdramatics 6(d) – Percussion Ensemble; Robert Farnon [3]
Drumdramatics 7(a) – Percussion Ensemble; Robert Farnon [4]
Space Adventure – Pt. 3 – Martin Slavin [4]


RELATED TRACKS (NOT IN DR WHO)

Blast Off! - Roger Roger - - - from the PasB for part 1
Drumdramatics 10 (1-4) – Robert Farnon - - - from the PasB for part 3
Drumdramatics 7 (2-8) – Robert Farnon
Space Adventure Pt. 1 – Martin Slavin
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 1(a) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 1(b) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 2 (b) – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)
Music for Technology – Pt.2 – Roger Roger & his Orchestra (Walter Stott)
Generator – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) - - - from the same 78 as Machine Room and Power Drill
Pile Driver – Douglas Gamley
Productivity – Douglas Gamley - - - these last two were released at around the same time as the other Gamley tracks - they're from a different 78, but both sound distinctly Tenth Planet-y!

Thanks for this, Funky1&2. I'm still trying to compile the definitive version for us, but I've run into some queries, all caused by the production staff, no doubt!

First question then. I have two tracks, one called 'Drama in Miniature Pt.1 (1) - Circle of Danger - Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)' and the other 'Drama in Miniature Pt.2 (1) - Time For The Reaper - Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)'. Which of these is actually in the programme?

Second question. Is 'Drumdramatics No 6 - Xylophone gathering speed' mentioned further up the thread (previously labelled UNKNOWN CUE) the same as 'Drumdramatics 6(d') in Funky1&2's list? Is there another track that was a 'ker-plunk' and, if so, which track is it?

Third question. IIRC Momaru lists both 'Music For Technology part 1' and 'Music For Technology part 2' as appearing. The PasB seems to suggest it's part 2. Funky1&2's list suggests it's part 1. Can anyone confirm whether both or either actually appear in the episode?

Finally, what is the source for the track labelled 'computer chatter', the sound effect played over the opening and closing themes in the story?

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Yeah same recordings apparently, I did not source them I was given them.

Thank you. It's nice to know, although it wouldn't have hindered my enjoyment of this album had it been otherwise. Great stuff!

I might do one for Dark Water/Death In Heaven If people are interested.

Please, please, please do it! :D Your "A Good Man" suite is fantastic!

I have two tracks, one called 'Drama in Miniature Pt.1 (1) - Circle of Danger - Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)' and the other 'Drama in Miniature Pt.2 (1) - Time For The Reaper - Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis)'. Which of these is actually in the programme?

Hello!

Time for the Reaper’s the right one. It’s the only one of the four “Drama in Miniatures” that was used in the show.


Second question. Is 'Drumdramatics No 6 - Xylophone gathering speed' mentioned further up the thread (previously labelled UNKNOWN CUE) the same as 'Drumdramatics 6(d') in Funky1&2's list? Is there another track that was a 'ker-plunk' and, if so, which track is it?

Yup – “Xylophone gathering speed” is the right one (although that’s a truncated version of the track description rather than an official title). It’s definitely part of Drumdramatics 6 and I think it’s the fourth one. (I’m at work once again and can’t check the album sleeve – but you could just have a peek at gnawingagony’s download to be sure.)

I think the full description is something like “Xylophone gathering speed into crash”, or something like that. I’ll check the sleeve when I get home.

Drumdramatics 7(a) is the “ker plunk” from Part 4, and IIRC the full track description is definitely “Vibes and Tymps: Crash”


Third question. IIRC Momaru lists both 'Music For Technology part 1' and 'Music For Technology part 2' as appearing. The PasB seems to suggest it's part 2. Funky1&2's list suggests it's part 1. Can anyone confirm whether both or either actually appear in the episode?

It’s definitely Part 1 that’s used – the one from the old Space Adventure tape/CD and, indeed, the crackly Tenth Planet CD. I’ve never spotted Part 2 in the episode, not sure why it’s on Momaru’s list.


Finally, what is the source for the track labelled 'computer chatter', the sound effect played over the opening and closing themes in the story?

There’s a snippet at the end of 10th Planet 4 on the DVD (can’t remember which version of the ep – possibly both), but the longer extract in my download came from the VHS release.

Amy's Choice (Majestic Tale) (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/9b4ckbf3m083gmj/Amy&#39;s_Choice_(Majestic_Tale).mp3)

had a go at re doing the Majestic Tale variation from Amy's Choice using all the offical released versions on the Series 6 & Day Of The Doctor Albums.

I remember when I went to the Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff that they had a sound and visual area exploring the visual effects and sound design & music and they had 3 headphones which played the various stems of the Doctor Who XI theme (Series 5 - 7A)

One played just the bassline
One played just the orchestra & electronic elements
One played just the bassline & electronic elements.

and the bassline only one sounds totally different to the one heard in the actual XI theme. it had more of a powerful punch to it. it's a shame there isn't a way to record it or post it. doing that would land anyone in huge trouble. But they sounded quite interesting and having just the bassline or orchestra only would open up sooooo many opportunities for Doctor Who Theme Remixes.

it's a shame there isn't a way to record it or post it. doing that would land anyone in huge trouble.

I remember receiving an e-mail a while back from someone who worked with the Doctor Who sound/music design and they said a piece of music had leaked out from Series 2, but cannot be found anymore. I am still hell-bent on finding that track.

I remember receiving an e-mail a while back from someone who worked with the Doctor Who sound/music design and they said a piece of music had leaked out from Series 2 a while back, but cannot be found anymore. I am still hell-bent on finding that track.

Wouldn't be the master tapes for Series 2 would it. a complete score for Girl In The Fireplace exists. And various tracks from The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit also exist. Thats about it. Some of us were hoping more complete scores for Series 2 episodes would pop up but sadly that seems to be out of the question these days.

Still

"It's better to live in hope" - Professor YANA

It might've been. I can't find the tracks anywhere, though. Even on the backdoor torrent sites.

It might've been. I can't find the tracks anywhere, though. Even on the backdoor torrent sites.

The Series 1 & 2 Master tapes were on torrent sites but disappeared long ago. Fan rips and edits from the 5.1 sound mixes of the episodes is all that remains for music not released on the CD's.

I present 'Version 1' of the ever-so-popular 'I Am The Doctor' variation featured in 'Amy's Choice'.

Here. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjS3R4LTYzblloeDg/view?usp=sharing)

The Series 1 & 2 Master tapes were on torrent sites but disappeared long ago. Fan rips and edits from the 5.1 sound mixes of the episodes is all that remains for music not released on the CD's.

Is making an outward request for the master tapes a good idea? I'm sure someone has a copy & could share it...

What was it I shared then, if not the master tapes?

And now over to Funky1&2 for your daily Tenth Planet update:

recons - the Drumdramatics No.6 cue (from gnawingagony's upload) is the fifth one, not the fourth. The full track description is "Xylophone gathering speed, ending with drum crash and vibes chord".

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Which gives us:

Music for Technology – Pt.1 – Roger Roger & his Champs Elysees Orchestra (Walter Stott) [1]
Drama in Miniature – Pt. 2(a): Time For The Reaper – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (John Denis) [1,3,4]
Power Drill – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [1-3]
Space Adventure – Pt.2 [SLOW] – Norman Ramin (Martin Slavin) [1]
Space Adventure – Pt 2 [FAST] [1-3]
Machine Room – Wind & Percussion Ensemble; conductor: Douglas Gamley (Gamley) [2]
Space Adventure - Pt 2 [REGULAR SPEED] [2,4]
Machine Room [FAST] [2]
Drumdramatics No. 6(e): Xylophone gathering speed, ending with drum crash and vibes chord – Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (Farnon) [3]
Drumdramatics No. 7(a): Vibes and Tymps crash – Percussion Ensemble; conducted by Robert Farnon (Farnon) [4]
Space Adventure – Pt. 3 – Norman Ramin (Martin Slavin) [4]

Is making an outward request for the master tapes a good idea? I'm sure someone has a copy & could share it...

No MrBlorx said he was told a Series 2 track had leaked online. So I assumed it was the master tapes since they contain series 2 tracks and the only ones that exist to this day. I wasn't asking for the tapes to be re posted.

I can't seem to get SendSpace to work to upload those other soundtracks that someone wanted me to upload.

Haven't finished Tenth Planet 2 yet.

I can't seem to get SendSpace to work to upload those other soundtracks that someone wanted me to upload.

Haven't finished Tenth Planet 2 yet.

try MEGA Mate :) i find that much better

I'm not sure if anyone posted an ene*my of the wo*rld stk, but here's mine in case - with the all tracks as they appeared in the story (rather repetitive but complete, hopefully)



You even separated it into episodes, awesome!

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try MEGA Mate :) i find that much better

Does that require me to register?

If anyone needs free storage space up to 100 gb, I will host it for free. I own a small business-class section on Google Drive that is solely for audio work and production. All for free, for anyone on here hosting Doctor Who music.

If anyone needs free storage space up to 100 gb, I will host it for free. I own a small business-class section on Google Drive that is solely for audio work and production. All for free, for anyone on here hosting Doctor Who music.
I can't download any rips from the drive however

I can't download any rips from the drive however

"Fleash and Stone: Previously" is the only track that can be downloaded from MrBlorx's Drive.

"Fleash and Stone: Previously" is the only track that can be downloaded from MrBlorx's Drive.

I see. I've only begun making my collection. Now I see where all the unreleased soundtrack YouTube videos come from

"Fleash and Stone: Previously" is the only track that can be downloaded from MrBlorx's Drive.

Really?? I'm sorry guys, my total bad! I have not yet uploaded the 'Flesh and Stone: Previously' track though... I wonder what the hell is going on!
It's showing up fine to me... I'll do a re-upload of all of my work once I get back to the office! Sorry!

In the meantime, I'll let you all take a look at the FLAC version of 'It's Him (The Majestic Tale)' with some edits done to it. You probably won't notice them right away.
I'm sorry! (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjUm9EWU5STFNCWFE/view?usp=sharing)

OK, finished my Tenth Planet soundtrack. Each end title is actually different lengths!

I can't hear "Drumdramatics 6" in episode 4 anywhere. Where is it?

I'd like to compile the "best of" for the Cyberman stories. Because The Tenth Planet has so little music (only 16 minutes!) I'll be using all of it, but I think the rest of the stories have more music. Which are the best tracks for the rest? From "The Moonbase" to "Silver Nemesis" I mean.

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OK, here are the track listings for "The Tenth Planet"

Part one:
1. Main Title (:26)
2. Snowcap (from Music for Technology part 1)
3. from La donna � mobiles
4. Snow, Snow, and a TARDIS (from Music for Technology part 1)
5. Coldest Place on Earth ( from Music for Technology part 1)
6. Another Planet Out There! (from Drama in Miniature part 2)
7. Power Loss (from Power Drill)
8. A New Planet (from Space Adventure part 2 [SLOW])
9. We're Tumbling! (from Power Drill)
10. What the Heck Are You?! (from Space Adventure Pt. 2 [FAST])
11. End Title episode 1(with computer chatter) (:57)

part two
1. Main Title (:28)
2. Episode Title (Computer Chatter)
3. Off Course (from Machine Room)
4. Disguised (from Space Adventure part 2)
5. Revealed (from Space Adventures part 2)
6. The End of Zeus 4 (from Power Drill)
7. First Interplanetary War (from Machine Room [FAST])
8. End Title (with computer chatter) episode 2 (1:07)

part three
1. Main Title (:26)
2. Episode Title (from Power Drill / Computer Chatter)
3. Ambushed (from Space Adventures part 2 [FAST]
4. In the Airshaft (from Drama in Miniature � Pt 2(a) Time For The Reaper)
5. Help from Polly (from Drama in Miniature � Pt 2(a) Time For The Reaper)
6. Caught! (from Drumdramatics No 6 - Xylophone gathering speed)
7. End Title episode 3 (with computer chatter) (1:00)

part four
1. Main Title (:20)
2. On the Offensive (from Drama in Miniature Pt2 (1) - Time For The Reaper)
3. Resistance is Useless (from Space Adventure part 3)
4. Disintegration (from Space Adventure part 2)
5. End Title part 4 (1:28)

I'd be glad if someone pointed out errors I may have.

I'd be glad if someone pointed out errors I may have.

No, I think you've got it!

I no longer feel so alone... :-)

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Sorry, actually you've missed one: Drumdramatics No. 7 (a) - the "ker-plunk" we've been talking about - it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cue, it's in part 4, and I think it bridges the gap between the end of a Polar Base scene and the start of a sequence with Hartnell and Polly in the Cybership.

Thanks for the help Funky1&2. I think I've got this down now: The Tenth Planet Soundtrack (https://www.sendspace.com/file/3iipm8).

Where shall we go next..?

Thanks for the help Funky1&2. I think I've got this down now: The Tenth Planet Soundtrack (https://www.sendspace.com/file/3iipm8).

Where shall we go next..?

The quest is the quest...

Actually, I started work on the Ultimate Edition of Edge of Destruction just before my mate stole his laptop back... And once I regain access to my precious WAVs, I'm gonna work out how to do FLAC versions of all my previous uploads...

Thanks for the help Funky1&2. I think I've got this down now: The Tenth Planet Soundtrack (https://www.sendspace.com/file/3iipm8).

Where shall we go next..?

I'm off to The Moonbase!

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No, I think you've got it!

I no longer feel so alone... :-)

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Sorry, actually you've missed one: Drumdramatics No. 7 (a) - the "ker-plunk" we've been talking about - it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cue, it's in part 4, and I think it bridges the gap between the end of a Polar Base scene and the start of a sequence with Hartnell and Polly in the Cybership.

Found it! Its the other way around: Its after the spaceship and before the base.

Since Recons has posted his Tenth Planet soundtrack, should I bother with mine? The difference is that mine is divided up by episodes and all the music has been trimmed to its broadcast length.

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OK, here's my update:

part four
1. Main Title (:20)
2. Back at Snowcap (from Drumdramatics No. 7 (a))
3. On the Offensive (from Drama in Miniature Pt2 (1) - Time For The Reaper)
4. Resistance is Useless (from Space Adventure part 3)
5. Disintegration (from Space Adventure part 2)
6. End Title part 4 (1:28)

I've dipped into The Enemy of the World. This is a good piece of work. I've got it on in the background as I type and i'm enjoying it. (I had to track number it as it didn't seem to have any ID3 track numbers, but it wasn't that difficult as you had titled the tracks well).

Just out of interest, can I ask whether your edits are from the same three albums of Bartok tracks as the original eps.


Yeah same recordings apparently, I did not source them I was given them.
I'm afraid I don't think these are the right versions, they sound very similar but there are some subtle differences. I'm working on editing all the cues from the versions I've got, I could upload a sample if you'd like to compare?

I could upload a sample if you'd like to compare?

Yes please!

When the first guy in The Moonbase gets sick and collapses, is there music there? Sounds like it.

Since Funky's Moonbase collection is in two releases I can't tell which comes before which!

When the first guy in The Moonbase gets sick and collapses, is there music there? Sounds like it.

Since Funky's Moonbase collection is in two releases I can't tell which comes before which!

Don't tell me I missed something!!!! I'm off out in a minute so won't be able to check till later. You got a timing for it?

Don't worry about the double Moonbase uploads - both of mine were identical, just hosted different places. I think recons' version is also the same.

I made a better version of Hypnosis though - combining the frequencies of two different versions - which you'll find if you scan through my recent posts from a few weeks ago.

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Couldn't resist resist popping The Moonbase on - if you mean the thing that happens at around 6'30, it's the virus sound effect and is in my upload. You'll find a relatively clean version on The Keys of Marinus photo gallery.

I'm gonna be late now!

Not saying you missed anything. The music in "The Moonbase" is much different from that in "The Tenth Planet." There's much more, for one thing. There's a lot of atmosphere -- music that's played low under dialogue.

6:11 actually.

I'm looking to avoid sound effects.

Just now there's this long piece when Ben meets No. 14 in the storage closet. Starts at 17:09. When 14 gets clobbered by the Cyberman I'm pretty sure that's Asyndeton.

I have a good Hypnosis.

This is what I have for Edge of Destruction:

Doctor Who 1963-67 Opening
Mood Three
Unidentified Track
Anaesthesia
Conflict 2
Musique Concrete II
Doctor Who 1963-69 Closing
TARDIS Takeoff
Explosion -- TARDIS Stops
TARDIS Computer

Did we identify the unidentified track?

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I'm afraid I don't think these are the right versions, they sound very similar but there are some subtle differences. I'm working on editing all the cues from the versions I've got, I could upload a sample if you'd like to compare?

I'd love to hear the entire album :-)

This is what I have for Edge of Destruction:

Doctor Who 1963-67 Opening
Mood Three
Unidentified Track
Anaesthesia
Conflict 2
Musique Concrete II
Doctor Who 1963-69 Closing
TARDIS Takeoff
Explosion -- TARDIS Stops
TARDIS Computer

Did we identify the unidentified track?

It sounds like something I think Funky included in his Tomb of the Cybermen upload that wasn't actually used. (I can't remember as I deleted all of the music that didn't actually feature in the story)

I can't find the thread for the Era Collection and I've apparently lost the Colin Baker Era. Please, someone post the link here or tell me where to find it.

Thanks!

Yes please!
Ok here's what I've got:

The Enemy Of The World - Stock Music (https://mega.co.nz/#!FAtm3KDB!EIsttQNQqxTb0CbeHGQTUvUaRLz4F6PPrHAXAuQ N134)

It's not trimmed to match the cues as broadcast, but should cover all of the material used!

Please, has anyone the PassB or whatever you call it for " The War Machines" and "The Faceless Ones"? They both have stock music so it might be possible to assemble scores for those episodes, too.

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The Abominable Snowmen has some chanting, right?

Please, has anyone the PassB or whatever you call it for " The War Machines" and "The Faceless Ones"? They both have stock music so it might be possible to assemble scores for those episodes, too.

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The Abominable Snowmen has some chanting, right?

I did the original War Machines on here, but I'm sure it can be superseded with a better copy now. In any case, here's my original version (https://www.sendspace.com/file/krrpkz). I've included the PasB.

Here is the Faceless Ones PasB (https://www.sendspace.com/file/jsiz97).

Finally, I thought you and others might find the DWAS Reference Journal (https://www.sendspace.com/file/ohal7c) useful. It seems to contain most if not all the info contained on the PasBs, and much more!

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Doctor Who - The Edge of Senility

I had a vague memory of that unidentified track in Edge being identified, so I searched through this thread - and it was! By me! It's Space Agitato by Eric Siday.

Are we happy with the Edge tracklist? Shall I tag and upload as is?

MrBlorx, the music of your drive is from youtube unreleased music channels or it's your own work?

I did the original War Machines on here, but I'm sure it can be superseded with a better copy now. In any case, here's my original version (https://www.sendspace.com/file/krrpkz). I've included the PasB.

Here's what I have The War Machines (https://mega.co.nz/#!cYolRByb!MB8hG31T4TDMjmnJ3rZ8XlK8nEwUNr_G2D3jYO_ Adqo). (Not sure if it's better but it does include the title card music and I've attempted to edit the music that plays in The Inferno to match what is heard in the episode. It also includes Funky's repaired version of Eric Siday's Hypnosis.)

MrBlorx, the music of your drive is from youtube unreleased music channels or it's your own work?

The music in my drive is my own work. A lot of the stuff is out-dated and very messily organized, and I need to re-do all of it due to a new technique I've discovered for removing vocals/sound effects.

Wow, thanks a lot recons!

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Now I need to find some Nigerian Drums!

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I would've liked to have seen Padmasambava's head melt!

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Some kind fellow posted Dr. Who source music. Is the link still active? Looking for "Nigerian Drums."

Looking for "Nigerian Drums."

What we have for that is simply a rip from the episode, currently.

I see that there was actually some stock music used in Marco Polo! Since the recorded Tristram Cary music is lost, we can have at least some music for the serial, if we can find “At The Palace Gates”: BBC Lib No 14511 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen and “A Merry Old Gentleman’s Song”: BBC Lib No 14510 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen

You know, Tristram Cary was actually going to mail me his sheet music for Marco Polo, but at the last minute reneged. The sheet music is now in an Australian university library (Sydney?) just waiting for someone to make it available to patrons!

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I see that there was actually some stock music used in Marco Polo! Since the recorded Tristram Cary music is lost, we can have at least some music for the serial, if we can find �At The Palace Gates�: BBC Lib No 14511 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen and �A Merry Old Gentleman�s Song�: BBC Lib No 14510 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen

You know, Tristram Cary was actually going to mail me his sheet music for Marco Polo, but at the last minute reneged. The sheet music is now in an Australian university library (Sydney?) just waiting for someone to make it available to patrons!

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I see that there was actually some stock music used in Marco Polo! Since the recorded Tristram Cary music is lost, we can have at least some music for the serial, if we can find �At The Palace Gates�: BBC Lib No 14511 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen and �A Merry Old Gentleman�s Song�: BBC Lib No 14510 (Unknown) Played by Louis P.T. Chen

You know, Tristram Cary was actually going to mail me his sheet music for Marco Polo, but at the last minute reneged. The sheet music is now in an Australian university library (Sydney?) just waiting for someone to make it available to patrons!

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It looks like "The Urge to Live" had music recorded for it!

Is there an echo in here? :-)

Seriously, I totally grasp your enthusiasm for this early music, whether it's Cary or Simpson's specially composed stuff, or early library music. It's very atmospheric stuff.

Occasionally, original BBC Library records turn up on Ebay, but I've not spotted anything to do with DW since I've been watching out - some years, now - and I guess that any that have been used in the programme are in the hands of private collectors. [If I were more cynical, I might even hazard a guess at a particular collector... but enough of that].

This thread has been a total revelation in terms of this pursuit and has brought forth a lot of enjoyable material that we might once have thought impossible to hear. But, I'm resigned to the fact that the chances are there is a limit. Are things like the original score to An Unearthly Child or any of the lost 2nd/3rd/4th Doctor Simpsons ever going to mysteriously turn up one day? It seems unlikely.

Things do turn up from time to time- like those two tracks from Reign (last year?) - but for the rest, we can only hope that talented individuals, both official like Mark Ayres or the unofficial like Gwylock and Impossible Ego and others, are sufficiently motivated to authentically recreate stuff.

As far as I can tell, the only way we're going to hear any Norman Kay or Richard Rodney Bennett is if Healthcliff Blair or some other bloke re-records it. That was my plan with Marco Polo, since I have a friend who can run a keyboard pretty well.

Were those "Reign" tracks on the 50th anniversary set?

Were those "Reign" tracks on the 50th anniversary set?

I can't see them on there, but they were shared on here. I can't remember who did the sharing. Apparently they were found on a promo tape the composer had compiled and then filed away somewhere, or so the story goes. I believe they were offered to the BBC who did not respond.

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...or some other bloke re-records it...
...or woman... ;-)

I can't see them on there, but they were shared on here. I can't remember who did the sharing. Apparently they were found on a promo tape the composer had compiled and then filed away somewhere, or so the story goes. I believe they were offered to the BBC who did not respond.

Do you have those to share?

I do have them, but I can't remember if the person that sent them to me gave me permission to share them or not. (Some people share privately but not publicly - it's a more common position than you might think).

In order to respect them and their wishes, could I ask that they contact me if they have any objection to me sharing these, or share the tracks themselves. I'm afraid I don't have a record of who you are to credit you, either! The unfortunate fact is that people come and go on this forum, and they may well have gone never to return. I'll give this seven days beyond which I'll upload unless otherwise instructed. Or, interested parties could search this thread to see if these have been shared and there is still a viable link.

[/COLOR]It looks like "The Urge to Live" had music recorded for it!

About four minutes worth.

About four minutes worth.

I still want it.

I had a vague memory of that unidentified track in Edge being identified, so I searched through this thread - and it was! By me! It's Space Agitato by Eric Siday.

Are we happy with the Edge tracklist? Shall I tag and upload as is?


You might as well as I've no idea when my version will be ready.

Apart from the obvious stuff, I've made a "repaired" version of Anaesthesia - combining the frequencies from the vinyl copy with the German download version, as with Hypnosis; I'd also found a good clean version of Conflict 2 from OOTU. I've made a looped version of Space Agitato to match the TX version; then there's the unidentified scanner / planet music and an equally mysterious echoey piano glissando in part 2. And that's all rounded off with the gong from the final scene (has anyone checked if this is a library gong or Tristram Cary's gong wheeled out a week early?)

But as I say, I don't know when I'll be able to upload it.

Btw - the version of Asyndeton in War Machines is different to the one we have - after the main screech, the quieter drummy bit loops, which it doesn't on the Space Adventure version.

Sometimes I even bore myself...

You might as well as I've no idea when my version will be ready.

I've done a "repaired" version of Anaesthesia - combining the frequencies from the vinyl copy with the German download version, as with Hypnosis; I'd also found a good clean version of Conflict 2 from OOTU. I've made a looped version to Space Agitato to match the TX version, then there's the unidentified scanner / planet music and an equally mysterious echoey piano glissando in part 2. And that's all rounded off with the gong right from the final scene (has anyone checked if this is a library gong or Tristram Cary's gong wheeled out a week early?)

But as I say, I don't know when I'll be able to upload it.

Btw - the version of Asyndeton in War Machines is different to the one we have - after the main screech, the quieter drummy bit loops, which it doesn't on the Space Adventure version.

Sometimes I even bore myself...

This sounds too good! I think it's better to wait. Would you upload War Machines when circumstances permit?

Okay, the 'Previously/I am the Doctor (Orchestral)' this time is the version used only in Wedding of River Song, stitched everything together as seamlessly as I could

Wedding of River Song - Previously on Doctor Who (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/kujc18tuctwum71)

I could work on it if it sounds off

As far as I can tell, the only way we're going to hear any Norman Kay or Richard Rodney Bennett is if Healthcliff Blair or some other bloke re-records it. That was my plan with Marco Polo, since I have a friend who can run a keyboard pretty well.


Actually, since the set was already posted without it, I can tell you- I originally meant to do a recreation of most of the Marco Polo score for impossibleego's Anniversary compilation, but my contact who was transcribing it vanished without a trace, and the whole thing had to be called off :(

Actually, since the set was already posted without it, I can tell you

Man, why does stuff always go wrong with "Marco Polo" at the last minute?

What was posted without it, the William Hartnell Era?

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I wonder if I can crowdfund for a re-recording of, say, Marco Polo and City of Death, for example, a la Heathcliff Blair?

Has the 1997 release "Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen" been shared here in FLAC/lossless format?

Would love an upload if anyone has it.

dR

Man, why does stuff always go wrong with "Marco Polo" at the last minute?

What was posted without it, the William Hartnell Era?

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I wonder if I can crowdfund for a re-recording of, say, Marco Polo and City of Death, for example, a la Heathcliff Blair?

I wouldn't. Look what happened to the Moonraker crowdfunding initiative. Better to keep this 'amateur'.

I wouldn't. Look what happened to the Moonraker crowdfunding initiative. Better to keep this 'amateur'.

What happened with that?

Does anyone here know how to transcribe music? There was a woman who posted "City of Death" on YouTube that she'd transcribed herself.

I wonder if we could crowd fund to get "The Sunmakers" released on CD?

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So until the Beeb releases the soundtrack for "The Mind of Evil", the only music from that is the source music "The Devil's Triangle." It's in episode 3. Has anyone any idea where in that episode? It's apparently only 17 seconds of a long song, so I'd like to trim it down.

What happened with that?
It got pulled for rights issues.


Does anyone here know how to transcribe music? There was a woman who posted "City of Death" on YouTube that she'd transcribed herself.
Let's have a link! This is besides the excellent version posted on here by our good friend Gwylock1.


I wonder if we could crowd fund to get "The Sunmakers" released on CD?
See above! It is very unlikely that the Beeb would countenance such an endeavour given the similar problems when other 'crowdfunded' projects have been offered to them. However, if anyone fancies having a go, I'll support it. In my view, though, these things are better 'off book'.


So until the Beeb releases the soundtrack for "The Mind of Evil", the only music from that is the source music "The Devil's Triangle." It's in episode 3. Has anyone any idea where in that episode? It's apparently only 17 seconds of a long song, so I'd like to trim it down.

I'll have to check, but I'm not sure this is the only track from this story. I think at least one other appears on 21 Years of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. There's possibly another somewhere.

EDITED TO ADD: There are some tracks from this story on the 50th 11 disc set.

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I have it second hand (from Roobarbs) that Mark Ayres has submitted a proposal for a number of further soundtrack releases to Silva screen and is waiting to hear back.

[QUOTE=recons;2890910]
I'll have to check, but I'm not sure this is the only track from this story. I think at least one other appears on 21 Years of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. There's possibly another somewhere.

EDITED TO ADD: There are some tracks from this story on the 50th 11 disc set.[COLOR="Silver"]

Yes, you're right: There's "Keller Machine Theme" , "The Master's Theme", "Dover Castle" and "Hyposis Music."

While I was typing the first message I was having an argument with someone who insists that Al Gore is personally funding the global warming hoax.

I've just checked. Minds of Evil (BBCRW 21 Years) is the same track as Keller Machine Theme (BBC 50 Years 11 CD)

So we had the sped-up version of the unused Gold theme here (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-collection-all-soundtracks-72196/340.html#post2876358), but has anyone posted the other two versions (one that sounds exactly like it did in the trailer itself, and an extended version of the sped-up version that runs 61 seconds) that were also a part of that huge Doctor Who theme torrent back in the day (like 8, 9 years ago)?

Please tell me more about Gwylock1's City of Death. A link would be nice.

Please tell me more about Gwylock1's City of Death. A link would be nice.

It is included as track 8 of Impossibleego's 'Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Era' from their Eras collection fan soundtracks.

It is included as track 8 of Impossibleego's 'Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Era' from their Eras collection fan soundtracks.

It's also on YouTube

It is included as track 8 of Impossibleego's 'Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Era' from their Eras collection fan soundtracks.

A good chunk of it, anyway :P

Here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1NVzEP8JNU)'s the full suite!

I seem to have missed the sixth Doctor's era collection. Will anyone point me to the link? Thanks!

Also, I've apparently lost my copy of _The Tomorrow People_ soundtrack. Anyone willing to share?

I seem to have missed the sixth Doctor's era collection. Will anyone point me to the link? Thanks!

Also, I've apparently lost my copy of _The Tomorrow People_ soundtrack. Anyone willing to share?

Just saw the PM mate. Here's The Tomorrow People (https://www.sendspace.com/file/awq7ld).

What's the Sixth Doctor request? From the BBC 50th set? Or from Impossible Ego's set?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCnlyFm8nCI

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Just saw the PM mate. Here's The Tomorrow People (https://www.sendspace.com/file/awq7ld).

Thanks!

Sadly, I couldn't get SendSpace to work for me, again, after Tenth Planet 1.


What's the Sixth Doctor request? From the BBC 50th set? Or from Impossible Ego's set?

Ego's.

Here's the full suite!

Awesome!

Is that in order on the show? Is it the entirety of the episode's music?

Sadly, I couldn't get SendSpace to work for me, again, after Tenth Planet 1.

Why? What happens?

Awesome!

Is that in order on the show? Is it the entirety of the episode's music?

I think there are some parts missing, bit it's all the important bits! :P

]Here's the full suite!

...and bloody good it is too. Just listening to it now after a hard day's work!

Which missing score is next? An Unearthly Child? :-)

Also, how's the reboot coming along? Got a release date yet?

...and bloody good it is too. Just listening to it now after a hard day's work!

Which missing score is next? An Unearthly Child? :-)

Also, how's the reboot coming along? Got a release date yet?

Thank you! :) I've not got any definite plans for recreating any more lost scores, but I'm open to the possibility, other projects allowing
I assume you mean the reboot of Doctor Who Deviation? If so, that's going well, the pilot should begin recording late next month, and further stories are being written right now!

Thank you! :) I've not got any definite plans for recreating any more lost scores, but I'm open to the possibility, other projects allowing
I assume you mean the reboot of Doctor Who Deviation? If so, that's going well, the pilot should begin recording late next month, and further stories are being written right now!

Yes I did. I enjoyed the first one.

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Bit of an off-topic request:

Has anyone got the Joint Venture reconstruction of The Highlanders? I really loved the JVs, but my dubsite shut down before I could get this one.:-(

Has anyone got the Joint Venture reconstruction of The Highlanders? I really loved the JVs, but my dubsite shut down before I could get this one.:-(

I do.

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Why? What happens?

I drag the file into the appropriate place, and it says it's uploading, but never gets passed 0%.

I do.

Wow! Any chance of a share?


I drag the file into the appropriate place, and it says it's uploading, but never gets passed 0%.

But you can download from it ok?

Try MEGA (https://mega.co.nz/). I've never used it to upload, but the people on here seem to like it.

Wow! Any chance of a share?

It's at my friend's house. I'll see if she can find it for me. It's on VHS.


But you can download from it ok?

Yes.

I've re-edited 'He Was There' from my Day of the Doctor soundtrack edit to feature 'The Dark and Endless Dalek Night' (https://mega.co.nz/#!VYwVBRrA!3VeXJ7Sg_FSgtLN6LeqMakND7H_-6Kcfll9r105qxEU) as heard in the episode. (Never do I want to hear that again...)

Tonight, I was feeling a bit bored. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjM3hFZkJGVFg5RnM/view?usp=sharing)

Does anybody know where I could find a better quality version of this? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aae8JHpZV8M)

Does anybody know where I could find a better quality version of this? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aae8JHpZV8M)

Here you go (https://mega.co.nz/#F!hFQEjL4T!Hj2O9rCIfZHh99Cj7ddKXA).

Also, Here's (https://mega.co.nz/#F!gA42nK5S!cS6q6EICZQwxr3kjFZMdMg) a link to all of the Big Finish music that I have. (Now updated to include what has been released for some of the spin-offs and the newer main range releases. Also, some of the main range suites have been found in higher quality since I last posted this link. (I always add new pieces of music as soon as I can after they are released so if you are interested in Big Finish music, it's probably best you save this link))

Now we have two versions of "City of Death": One on piano and one, it appears, on MIDI.

Any chance of getting it split into tracks?

.

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So it appears that Fury from the Deep, Invasion, The Seeds of Death, The Mind of Evil, Revenge of the Cybermen, The Sun Makers, Black Orchid, The Twin Dilemma, Timelash, Paradise Towers and Delta and the Bannermen all have complete scores available but have not been released, either as an album or isolated score. Any corrections?

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So it appears that Fury from the Deep, Invasion, The Seeds of Death, The Mind of Evil, Revenge of the Cybermen, The Sun Makers, Black Orchid, The Twin Dilemma, Timelash, Paradise Towers and Delta and the Bannermen all have complete scores available but have not been released, either as an album or isolated score. Any corrections?

Where did you get the information for Fury From The Deep/Seeds of Death from?

I put up an album for Blyton's stuff for Revenge of the Cybermen - it is a re-recording, though, I think. None of Powell's stuff for this story is on there. I think there are just 6 tracks.

The Invasion has been up recently, and we've discussed what there is of Mind of Evil - I think you were trying to edit the source track to size? I'm not surprised as it's 11 mins long, but it's an enjoyable listen.

Although there's no score for Black Orchid available, the library music used is available (20's dance music).

Paradise Towers hasn't appeared on here, but a composer promo of the complete score was released in the 80s/90s. I've tracked down copies of other composer promos such as Time and the Rani and Silver Nemesis, but never this one, so it's a bit of a holy grail. I did suggest in my limited knowledge of such matters that there might be a way of extracting the score from the DVD, but nobody seemed very interested... probably because it wouldn't work :-)

Edited to reflect the happy truth :-)

Paradise Towers hasn't appeared on here, but a composer promo of the complete score was released in the 80s/90s.
Well, I guess it has, as I seem to have a copy of the complete score that seems to have been sourced from one of the promos, downloaded from a post on here. (It was posted in a .rar along with a Time and the Rani complete score promo)

Well, I guess it has, as I seem to have a copy of the complete score that seems to have been sourced from one of the promos, downloaded from a post on here. (It was posted in a .rar along with a Time and the Rani complete score promo)

Gosh, yes. Recons and the Senility Invasion again. I must have downloaded it too, as I seem to have it! :-)

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@ Momaru: I'm guessing you need Paradise Towers (https://www.sendspace.com/file/lfltjq) and Revenge of the Cybermen (https://www.sendspace.com/file/u3ga33), so here they are.

Where did you get the information for Fury From The Deep/Seeds of Death from?
Probably from the 50th soundtrack TARDIS edition booklet where it states the music tapes for both of these stories were retained.

Tonight, I was feeling a bit bored. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjM3hFZkJGVFg5RnM/view?usp=sharing)
Yknow I'd really like an extended version of this, it's very good

Probably from the 50th soundtrack TARDIS edition booklet where it states the music tapes for both of these stories were retained.

Ah, thanks. I expect that's what Ayres is trying to get off the ground.

Having just seen this (https://vimeo.com/52391322) has really made me wish that I'd started to hunt for Sarah Jane Adventures tracks earlier... (I mean, just look at the tracks that were available in the trailer maker... (I thought I'd found most of the tracks...))

Having just seen this (https://vimeo.com/52391322) has really made me wish that I'd started to hunt for Sarah Jane Adventures tracks earlier... (I mean, just look at the tracks that were available in the trailer maker... (I thought I'd found most of the tracks...))

I remember those. They only lasted 30 seconds and were REALLY low quality. plus they would just cut off and some would fade out. Most of whats listed is probably what you have collected. the Trailer Maker ones are rough cut downs to fit 30 seconds.

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Death In Heaven (Suite) (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/5l5rvjeddo9alc1/Death_In_Heaven_(Suite).mp3)

As promised, here is the Dark Water/Death In Heaven Suite! Contains all the best themes and is as clean as possible.

I remember those. They only lasted 30 seconds and were REALLY low quality. plus they would just cut off and some would fade out. Most of whats listed is probably what you have collected. the Trailer Maker ones are rough cut downs to fit 30 seconds.

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Death In Heaven (Suite) (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/5l5rvjeddo9alc1/Death_In_Heaven_(Suite).mp3)

As promised, here is the Dark Water/Death In Heaven Suite! Contains all the best themes and is as clean as possible.

Ah, right. Thanks for the info and another amazing suite! :D

Momaru: I'm guessing you need Paradise Towers (https://www.sendspace.com/file/lfltjq) and Revenge of the Cybermen (https://www.sendspace.com/file/u3ga33), so here they are.

Thanks!

I wasn't saying that there are _no_ soundtracks available for those episodes, but that the BBC has the _complete_ recordings but has yet to release them.

Who's Powell?

Thanks!

I wasn't saying that there are _no_ soundtracks available for those episodes, but that the BBC has the _complete_ recordings but has yet to release them.

Who's Powell?

It's a typo. It's Peter Howell who did some uncredited more electronic sounding work on the score for Revenge.

Thank you for the fantastic Death in Heaven Suite, Chris666eden! By the way, are you going to do "Wherever, Whenever", "66 seconds" and "Last Christmas Suite" too?. Because I love your work :D

Second thoughts - ignore

Yknow I'd really like an extended version of this, it's very good

I was just working on one today :P

Hopefully should be done with it tonight.

Edit:

Here. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjd05uc2Y5MEU1c1k/view?usp=sharing)

Thank you for the fantastic Death in Heaven Suite, Chris666eden! By the way, are you going to do "Wherever, Whenever" and "Last Christmas Suite" too?. Because I love your work :D

Possibly. Not all that was played at the concert is actually clean enough in the episodes, but I'll see what I can do :)

Second thoughts - ignore

Uh-oh. Reminds me of Tristram Cary's second thoughts. What did we miss?

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Has anyone the original Ghost Light isolated score?

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It seems that my attempts to get the Marco Polo sheet music from Australia have come to naught. Hopefully someone nice can transcribe it, like the guy who did City of Death!

....

Has anyone the "Paradise of death" and "Timelash" tracks?

I wish I could find a PasB for The Tomorrow People so I can arrange the music into the proper episodes.

@ Momaru : Spectral luminescence plus lameshit and bliss of the unalive (https://www.sendspace.com/file/76ytfw)

Updated first track from my Planet of the Dead rip (https://mega.co.nz/#!AQByxaDR!xKGn9mPI0LHgaBzkufbV7fQT9zLXepwugFqJhc9 fGk0) (Now includes the soundtrack tracks edited to match how they're heard in the episode!)

@ Momaru : Spectral luminescence plus lameshit and bliss of the unalive (https://www.sendspace.com/file/76ytfw)

Thanks!

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@ Momaru : Spectral luminescence plus lameshit and bliss of the unalive (https://www.sendspace.com/file/76ytfw)

Rats. I'd heard that the track between parts 2 and 3 ("Out of the Darkness") occurs twice, the second time in the recap in episode 3, and that at the end of part 2 it segues into the ending title. Since I'm dividing the serials into episodes, I'd like those two tracks, and I heard that they were like that on the isolated score, but apparently not. :-(

Updated The Sarah Jane Adventures (Un)official soundtrack (https://mega.co.nz/#!NYg2AQoB!7uniLELMftkSm5O0475Ls3Jp2KyWvfOOyHBTon8 vPP8) (Two new tracks; 'The Nigtmare Man On the Loose' and 'Androvax Searches for the Vault (Excerpt)'. Several tracks were miss-identified and have been retitled; 'Clyde Figures It Out' was previously titled 'Warriors of Kudlak Track' and 'Mr Smith's Origin' was previously titled 'Mr Smith's Gone Bad'. 'Off to University' has been retitled to 'Luke Leaves' from the Sarah Jane Adventures trailer maker, which is most likely the original source for the track. It also now includes rips of what I've guessed 'Clyde and Ashley's Mum' and 'Mr Smith's Gone Bad' to be.)

Thanks!

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Rats. I'd heard that the track between parts 2 and 3 ("Out of the Darkness") occurs twice, the second time in the recap in episode 3, and that at the end of part 2 it segues into the ending title. Since I'm dividing the serials into episodes, I'd like those two tracks, and I heard that they were like that on the isolated score, but apparently not. :-(


Quit your moaning. All three isolated music from the DVD itself and not the CD. You'll have to cut the silences out yourself.

Download multiple files from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/Jt5SalkV9hM6vQMaX7FRGWv502zVfF%2BK)

Well, thanks! But you didn't have to be mean.

Could anyone upload the music from Tomb of the Cybermen, please?

Could anyone upload the music from Tomb of the Cybermen, please?

https://www.sendspace.com/file/qj46yb

Download multiple files from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way (http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/D7P0a3RVi21gtWYfL0DOuC5In5KDdFeQV5GjpVIx6cc)

Someone requested a number of soundtracks earlier -- Invasion, Space Museum, etc. Finally got a browser that worked!

Thank you!
Btw, I've found a guy on YouTube who's been uploading unreleased tracks from series 2 and series 5... https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4ufWbSB3bxvIq_q2SJr9B1l8nT9fuP21

well unreleased ripped tracks but yeah

@ momaru: Just listened to mission. Nice little album, that. Did a little retagging, but apart from that, sound stuff. Time Meddler next!

@ momaru: Just listened to mission. Nice little album, that. Did a little retagging, but apart from that, sound stuff. Time Meddler next!

I'm glad you liked it, but it wasn't mine. It was originally posted earlier in the thread, by whom I'm not sure. I DO plan on reworking it to match the episode exactly, as I did for The Tenth Planet. Speaking of which:

https://www.sendspace.com/file/65rldf

Thank you!
Btw, I've found a guy on YouTube who's been uploading unreleased tracks from series 2 and series 5... https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4ufWbSB3bxvIq_q2SJr9B1l8nT9fuP21
They're very clean rips though. Cleaner than the ones here...

Edit: only some of em

They're very clean rips though. Cleaner than the ones here...

Edit: only some of em

Well, most of them are really clean.

In the first iteration of Space Adventures part 2 in The Moonbase 2, when the Cyberman is picking up Dr. Evans, there's a little whistley thing tacked on the end. Any ideas what it is?

I've finished part 1.

I received an email from Silva Screen Records today stating that they did have a second album to release containing music from Series 5 of Doctor Who, but chose not to release it (did not tell me why).

Damn you whatever reason that was!!!!!!

The Ultimate Tease

The Ultimate Tease

No kidding. I wish I worked for them, my iPod would be filled with nothing but that music.
Wait, nevermind. It already is, just with added sound effects :P

In the first iteration of Space Adventures part 2 in The Moonbase 2, when the Cyberman is picking up Dr. Evans, there's a little whistley thing tacked on the end. Any ideas what it is?.

Discussed here:

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-collection-all-soundtracks-72196/332.html#post2855953

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Speaking of Mission, here are the track descriptions for the Synchrostings from the CD:

Doctor Who: The Science of Doctor Who Theme (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5H-8ZbpQsdjZ1VGdGhWSXZwdEk/view?usp=sharing)

I know chris666eden has posted this before (sorry Chris), but here's a much higher quality recording with the entire track, in FLAC.

Discussed here:

I didn't see a discussion for the music at the particular scene of which I posted.

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Wasn't there a suite from Keff McCulloch's Shada music somewhere?

Wasn't there a suite from Keff McCulloch's Shada music somewhere?
Here you go (https://mega.co.nz/#!8ZBynD7K!rsrDumj19nNGfx8mns79MVB0PH7QZ6laFNkEXtC pFyQ). It's from the DVDs photo gallery extra.

I didn't see a discussion for the music at the particular scene of which I posted.

I didn't realise that gnawingagony and myself nattering was quite so impenetrable!

It's a lovely cue and it pops up throughout Moonbase - including part 1 - and Tomb. No one knows what it is. The radiophonic masters for those stories are both missing which scarcely helps matters. It's possibly a library track that's not been recorded on the PasBs (of which there are many in The Moonbase in particular). And bearing in mind the double-helping of tracks from Keys of Marinus, it's also possible that it's a recycled radiophonic track from some earlier show.

And I want a copy of it.

Here you go (https://mega.co.nz/#!8ZBynD7K!rsrDumj19nNGfx8mns79MVB0PH7QZ6laFNkEXtC pFyQ). It's from the DVDs photo gallery extra.

Thanks a lot!

Didn't know Shada was on DVD. I have the VHS myself. I recently came across a version with animation for the missing scenes, which is why I bring it up.

Didn't know Shada was on DVD. I have the VHS myself. I recently came across a version with animation for the missing scenes, which is why I bring it up.

That would be I A N L E V E N E 's version. Not worth the hype if you ask me, unsuitable voice actors and uninspiring animation.

That would be I A N L E V E N E 's version. Not worth the hype if you ask me, unsuitable voice actors and uninspiring animation.

I think Tom Baker's stand-in is pretty good. So is Lalla Ward's, and, since it isn't an impression of David Brierly, then it must actually be John Leeson.

But since that's the only animated one of which I know, it's worth watching!

*Or was that supposed to be John Leeson? and when it was first released on VHS they got the wrong voice.

Thanks!

I think Tom Baker's stand-in is pretty good. So is Lalla Ward's, and, since it isn't an impression of David Brierly, then it must actually be John Leeson.

But since that's the only animated one of which I know, it's worth watching!

*Or was that supposed to be John Leeson? and when it was first released on VHS they got the wrong voice.

It's a personal observation, but Tom Baker's stand-in needs a slightly lower register. Maybe it could have been subtly altered with software to achieve a more believable result.

That is Lalla Ward's voice.

All things considered, I prefer this version to the narrated version.

(Some of the other projects in the trailer on YouTube, though, look far worse, and I didn't care for the Mission animation at all. I see Downtime is going to be released. I wonder if it'll have the Medic 7 bits added on or as deleted scenes).

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Please release "Doctor Who: The Underwater Menace" on DVD!

The Underwater Menace is the final scheduled DVD in the classic Doctor Who range that has yet to see release, and recent enquiries have show that it has now been removed from release schedules.

The serial is the earliest surviving story featuring Patrick Troughton's version of the Doctor, and its earliest surviving episode (Episode 2) has not yet been officially released on any format following its rediscovery in 2011. Both surviving episodes have been fully restored visually by the Restoration Team, and require only two weeks' further work to complete the audio restoration. DVD extras have already been produced by the Restoration Team, including a "making of" documentary called "Fishy Tales". How the missing Episodes 1 and 4 would be presented (if at all) is undetermined.

Please help to show BBC Worldwide that there is still support for The Underwater Menace on DVD!

#SaveTheFishPeople

Petition for the release of The Underwater Menace on DVD (https://www.change.org/p/bbc-worldwide-please-release-doctor-who-the-underwater-menace-on-dvd)

I didn't realise that gnawingagony and myself nattering was quite so impenetrable!

It's a lovely cue and it pops up throughout Moonbase - including part 1 - and Tomb. No one knows what it is. The radiophonic masters for those stories are both missing which scarcely helps matters. It's possibly a library track that's not been recorded on the PasBs (of which there are many in The Moonbase in particular). And bearing in mind the double-helping of tracks from Keys of Marinus, it's also possible that it's a recycled radiophonic track from some earlier show.

And I want a copy of it.

Quoted for truth, brother.

I have been following up a few leads. I really can't help thinking it is something similar to all those Freezing machine sounds from The Space Museum, some of which I am sure I heard on the sixth episode of A For Andromeda. Unless that turns out to be the musique concrete sadistic thing from Desmond Leslie.

I can't remember, but I'm sure I looked for possibilities through that Desmond Briscoe LP which you kindly pointed me to on You Tube, perhaps at a different speed. I found something close but it wasn't so. Then I gave up and cancelled several subscriptions to charity.

I can't think of anything from The Keys of Marinus which matches it.

What we need are the full LPs used for each track used in both Tomb and Moonbase, and see if it is on there. That's how I found Mexican Beat and the whoop whoop wheeep from The Space Museum, which you slowed down. It might even be a Tristram Cary, but I doubt that.

I remain yours,

The Mean GnawingAgony

*activates scrambler*

The thing with “Swirly Atmospherics” (I’m still calling it that) that persuades me it’s library and not radiophonic is, and it pains me to say it, that it’s a bit too good. Absolutely nothing like yer bog standard “Rill at rest” or “Padbury Interior (Stationary)”. Sorry Brian. I would have guessed it was more in the style of Eric Siday, but then there’s only a handful of his tracks that we haven't heard now so the chances are slim. Similarly, it’s rather pleasant to listen to which rather rules Desmond Leslie out too.

Thinking along similar lines to yourself, I had high hopes for this:

http://www.discogs.com/Roberto-Gerhard-Electronic-usic/release/2159907

I’ve not got a copy, but some Googling (http://www.robertogerhard.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/11-Duque.pdf) revealed that all eight of those tracks – including the DW ones – were actually culled from a couple of longer pieces from the following (which I do have):

Electronic Explorations From His Studio by Roberto Gerhard: Amazon.co.uk: Music (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Electronic-Explorations-Studio-Roberto-Gerhard/dp/B00NBE64IE/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1424797676&sr=1-1)

No luck there, but I’m pleased to report it’s been successfully alarming my neighbours for the last few days. I shall be inflicting an 8-minute version of Asyndeton on you all in the near future.

I tried PM-ing the owner of the Desmond Leslie grail-disc on Discogs begging for a copy but they never replied. (Too busy dancing like a dervish to Sting Tintabuloid while touching himself, I expect. ‘Cos that’s what I’d do.)

What else? There are some more Listen, Move and Dance discs with Daphne Oram – she might possibly be worth a look:

http://www.discogs.com/artist/119005-Daphne-Oram

I think at least some of her stuff is available as downloads from Trunk Records. Not sure if you can listen to samples. (I bloody can’t BECAUSE COMPUTERS HATE ME.)

And I’ve just reminded myself: I’ve got a couple of CDs of stuff by Daphne Oram and Tristram Cary that someone did for me years ago. Will dig ‘em out and report back…

Gosh, just been stalking Daphne Oram on YouTube. I was only dimly aware of her as The One Who Wasn't Delia, but have a look at these:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ08diPUv6A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgpZi0ZnA5I

Incredible stuff.

http://youtu.be/8Oc0B6pkl4A I love it from 9:50 on. Too catchy.

Gosh, just been stalking Daphne Oram on YouTube. I was only dimly aware of her as The One Who Wasn't Delia, but have a look at these:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ08diPUv6A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgpZi0ZnA5I

Incredible stuff.

She was indeed a marvel, I've always had mad respect for her and her work

I'm surprised that Keff McCulloch's complete "Shada" hasn't been leaked somewhere. His Remembrance of the Daleks was in the community long before the isolated score.

It's a personal observation, but Tom Baker's stand-in needs a slightly lower register. Maybe it could have been subtly altered with software to achieve a more believable result.

That is Lalla Ward's voice.

All things considered, I prefer this version to the narrated version.

(Some of the other projects in the trailer on YouTube, though, look far worse, and I didn't care for the Mission animation at all. I see Downtime is going to be released. I wonder if it'll have the Medic 7 bits added on or as deleted scenes).

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Please release "Doctor Who: The Underwater Menace" on DVD!

The Underwater Menace is the final scheduled DVD in the classic Doctor Who range that has yet to see release, and recent enquiries have show that it has now been removed from release schedules.

The serial is the earliest surviving story featuring Patrick Troughton's version of the Doctor, and its earliest surviving episode (Episode 2) has not yet been officially released on any format following its rediscovery in 2011. Both surviving episodes have been fully restored visually by the Restoration Team, and require only two weeks' further work to complete the audio restoration. DVD extras have already been produced by the Restoration Team, including a "making of" documentary called "Fishy Tales". How the missing Episodes 1 and 4 would be presented (if at all) is undetermined.

Please help to show BBC Worldwide that there is still support for The Underwater Menace on DVD!

#SaveTheFishPeople

Petition for the release of The Underwater Menace on DVD (https://www.change.org/p/bbc-worldwide-please-release-doctor-who-the-underwater-menace-on-dvd)

I want this to be released, it's worth getting, and on an music/sound effects point of view, the photo gallery could contain unreleased sound effects or even music?

There is only one track from "The Underwater Menace" available. It's been released twice on CD.

.

I just re-watched the scene in "The Moonbase" and heard the sound you mean when Polly comes in the door. This is different from the whistle that's tagged onto the end of "Space Adventure part 2".

http://youtu.be/8Oc0B6pkl4A I love it from 9:50 on. Too catchy.


I love the fact that she looks like a slightly severe old schoolmistress but was actually a mad scientist who invented a giant musical Orac that could play paintings!

Ninth Regeneration (https://mega.co.nz/#!2Z0z2YKS!WQTNtEbh51U_f1JY88O2lNRSF4dHSU2Yx1Wmi8k zbqo)

An extended version of Hologram with Chris666eden track Left Behind

Ninth Regeneration (http://www.mediafire.com/listen/cjbv0ukr6gxp0zv/Ninth+Regeneration.mp3)

An extended version of Hologram with Chris666eden track Left Behind

Mediafire seems to think it's the actual soundtrack track and thus wont allow me to download it...

Mediafire seems to think it's the actual soundtrack track and thus wont allow me to download it...

Fixed

Question: how do you effectively isolate tracks? I'm thinking of messing with it a bit. All I know is that Audacity isn't THAT good at it.

Here we go... Something I believe a few of you have been waiting very patiently for...

Here's my 11-Disc set of music from Doctor Who which I call the "era" collections.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-TheWilliamHartnellEra-front_small_zps6a3143e1.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-ThePatrickTroughtonEra-front_small_zps51fa3064.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-TheTomBakerEra-front_small_zps21975a24.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-ThePeterDavisonEra-front_small_zps654da22a.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-TheSylvesterMcCoyEra-front_small_zps82ad0387.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-ThePaulMcGannEra-front_small_zps5c709cb1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-TheDavidTennantEra-front_small_zpse4822635.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/mrbig1316/Doctor%20Who%20Audio%20Covers/DoctorWho-TheMattSmithEra-front_small_zps63fe8af7.jpg

Before we get to the tracklists I want to point out that not ALL of these tracks are free of FX or "special sounds" but the bulk of them are (You might also hear some muffled dialogue here or there but THAT isn't that prevelant). For the earlier Doctors I chose stories with music available or stories whose FX were easily reduced or removed, this became very problematic during the UNIT era, lots of guns, slamming of doors and poor old Bessie running about. The sources used for these collections vary. If they are episode rips I have used the best possible versions available (for instance "Spearhead From Space"'s source was from my BluRay). Some of the files I used were posted here in this thread by various people (CGCJ, Amanda, Chris666eden, Recons, hybrid01, gwlock1, DrMatt1974 (although I had already ripped most of the Isolated Scores myself along the way), WhichDoctor?, gnawingagony, dragonOllie15 and many, many others along the way) so I want to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has helped this project finally reach its completion many years after I had originally envisioned it (I actually started planning these in 2003!)

Obviously, not EVERY story is going to be represented but I feel these collections are a good sampling of the first 50 years.

As many of you know, I not only compiled this collection I mixed, arranged, mastered and conceived the entire thing. The artwork was created by me. This has been a true "labor of love". ;)

Now... what's that you say? You want to know what's on this collection? Oh, alright... If I MUST....

Here goes:

THE WILLIAM HARTNELL ERA:

Doctor Who Opening Titles (1963 - 1966 Version) (0:32)
The Daleks (Suite) (7:47) (additional "stereo" mastering by gwylock1)
The Edge Of Destruction (Suite) (5:29)
The Aztecs (Suite) (4:27)
The Reign Of Terror (Suite) (7:40)
The Web Planet (Suite) (3"50)
The Crusade (Suite) (4:39)
The Space Museum (Suite) (5:59)
The Chase (Suite) (4:44)
Galaxy 4 (Suite) (5:01)
The Daleks' Master Plan (Suite) (5:22)
The Massacre (Suite) (6:14)
The Celestial Toymaker (Suite) (4:03)
The Savages (Suite) (4:01)
The Tenth Planet (Suite) (4:15)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1963 - 1966 Version) (0:53)
Doctor Who (Pilot Version) (restored and remastered by gwylock1) (2:04)
Doctor Who (1963 - 1966 Version) (2:20)


THE PATRICK TROUGHTON ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1966 - 1967 Version)
The Power Of The Daleks (Suite) (5:14)
The Moonbase (Suite) (5:38)
The Macra Terror (Suite) (6:06)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1966 - 1967 Version) (0:58)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (Long 1967 - 1969 Version) (0:39)
The Evil Of The Daleks (Suite) (7:06)
The Tomb Of The Cybermen (Suite) (6:03)
The Web Of Fear (Suite) (5:33)
The Wheel In Space (Suite) (5:57)
The Dominators (Suite) (4:19)
The Invasion (Suite) (5:50)
The Krotons (Suite) (5:59)
The Seeds Of Death (Suite) (7:43)
The War Games (Suite) (5:32)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1967 - 1969 Version) (1:04)
Doctor Who (1966 - 1967 Version) (2:20)
Doctor Who (1967 - 1969 Version) (2:20)


THE JON PERTWEE ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1970 - 1974 Version) (0:44)
Spearhead From Space (Suite) (4:33)
Doctor Who And The Silurians (Suite) (6:38)
The Ambassadors Of Death (Suite) (4:12)
Inferno (Suite) (6:19)
The Mind Of Evil (Suite) (7:04)
The Claws Of Axos (Suite) (3:09)
The Sea Devils (Suite) (6:49)
The Mutants (Suite) (8:11)
The Three Doctors (Suite) (3:05)
Carnival Of Monsters (Suite) (4:23)
Frontier In Space (Suite) (7:05)
Death To The Daleks (Suite) (6:50)
Planet Of The Spiders (Suite) (4:51)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1970 - 1974 Version) (1:12)
Doctor Who (1970 - 1974 Version) (2:15) (specially mixed by me for this collection)
Doctor Who (Delaware Version) (2:08)


THE TOM BAKER ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1974 - 1980 Version) (0:42)
The Ark In Space (Suite) (4:57) (performed by Heathcliff Blair)
Revenge Of The Cybermen (Suite) (6:12)
Terror Of The Zygons (Suite) (6:09)
The Seeds Of Doom (Suite) (5:53)
The Sun Makers (Suite) (4:32)
Underworld (Alternate Suite) (6:00)
City Of Death (Suite) (5:07) (performed by gwylock1)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1974 - 1980 Version) (0:41)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1980 - 1981 Version) (0:37)
The Leisure Hive (Suite) (4:45)
Meglos (Suite) (4:46)
Full Circle (Suite) (4:22)
State Of Decay (Suite) (5:38)
Warriors' Gate (Suite) (4:44)
The Keeper Of Traken (Suite) (5:47)
Logopolis (Suite) (4:42)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1980 - 1981 Version) (1:16)
Doctor Who (1974 - 1980 Version) (2:15) (specially mixed by me for this collection)


THE PETER DAVISON ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1981 - 1984 Version) (0:37)
Castrovalva (Suite) (5:30)
Four To Doomsday (Suite) (4:15)
Kinda (Suite) (5:26)
The Visitation (Suite) (5:35)
Earthshock (Suite) (5:03)
Snakedance (Suite) (5:21)
Mawdryn Undead (Suite) (5:58)
Enlightenment (Suite) (5:24)
The King's Demons (Suite) (5:19)
The Five Doctors (Suite) (5:26)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (25th Anniversary Version) (1:15)
The Awakening (Suite) (3:12)
Resurrection Of The Daleks (Suite) (5:24)
Planet Of Fire (Suite) (5:27)
The Caves Of Androzani (Suite) (6:38)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1981 - 1984 Version) (1:16)
Doctor Who (1981 - 1984 Version) (2:42)


THE COLIN BAKER ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1984 - 1986 Version) (0:37)
The Twin Dilemma (Suite) (7:50)
Attack Of The Cybermen (Suite) (8:09)
Vengeance On Varos (Suite) (7:37)
The Mark Of The Rani (Suite) (8:09)
The Two Doctors (Suite) (8:36)
Timelash (Suite) (7:37)
Revelation Of The Daleks (Suite) (5:03)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1984 - 1986 Version) (1:16)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1986 Version) (0:45)
The Trial Of A Time Lord: Mysterious Planet (Suite) (7:55)
The Trial Of A Time Lord: Mindwarp (Main Theme and Variations) (1:22)
The Trial Of A Time Lord: Terror Of The Vervoids (Suite) (6:24)
The Trial Of A Time Lord: The Ultimate Foe (Suite) (5:54)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1986 Version)
Doctor Who (1984 - 1986 Version) (2:43)
Doctor Who (1986 Version) (2:56)


THE SYLVESTER McCOY ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (1987 - 1989 Version) (0:55)
Time And The Rani (Suite) (6:13)
Paradise Towers (Suite) (4:39)
Delta And The Bannermen (Suite) (4:20)
Dragonfire (Suite) (6:38)
Remembrance Of The Daleks (Suite) (6:16)
The Happiness Patrol (Suite) (7:23)
Silver Nemesis (Suite) (6:35)
The Greatest Show In The Galaxy (Suite) (6:29)
Battlefield (Suite) (6:21)
Ghost Light (Suite) (5:49)
The Curse Of Fenric (Suite) (7:32)
Survival (Suite) (5:52)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1987 - 1989 Version) (1:17)
Doctor Who (1987 - 1989 Version) (2:41)


THE PAUL McGANN ERA:
Prologue: Skaro/Doctor Who Opening Titles (1996 Version)
The TV Movie (Suite) (7:55)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (1996 Version)
Shada (Suite) (2:29)
The Silver Turk (Suite) (5:17)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (2001 Version) (0:31)
Storm Warning (Suite) (5:40)
Army Of Death (Suite) (5:20)
Sword Of Orion (Suite) (5:48)
Seasons Of Fear (Suite) (6:46)
Embrace The Darkness (Suite) (5:44)
Something Inside (Suite) (3:09)
The Four Doctors (Suite) (5:37)
The Eight Truths (Suite) (4:29)
Worldwide Web (Suite) (4:35)
The Book Of Kells (Suite) (4:40)
Dark Eyes 2 (Suite) (5:10)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2001 Version) (0:57)
Doctor Who (2001 Version) (2:06)
The Night Of The Doctor (Suite) (Bonus Track) (4:56) (Please note that this suite will not fit with the rest of the collection if burned to a Compact Disc. It is included as a "digital only" bonus track.)


THE CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (2005 Version)
Rose (Suite) (4:20)
The End Of The World (Suite) (8:55)
The Unquiet Dead (Suite) (3:13)
Aliens Of London/World War III (Suite) (10:34)
Dalek (Suite) (8:40)
The Long Game (Suite) (3:53)
Father's Day (Suite) (5:25)
The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances (Suite) (7:18)
Boomtown (Suite) (9:27)
Bad Wolf/The Parting Of The Ways (Suite) (11:42)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2005 Version) (1:30)
Doctor Who (2006 Album Version) (2:30)


THE DAVID TENNANT ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (205 - 2007 Version) (0:40)
School Reunion (Suite) (5:25)
The Girl In The Fireplace (Suite) (8:34)
The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit (Suite) (7:26)
Army Of Ghosts/Doomsday (Suite) (7:28)
The Runaway Bride (Suite) (3:53)
Human Nature/The Family Of Blood (Suite) (4:37)
The Sound Of Drums/The Last Of The Time Lords (Suite) (6:58)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2005 - 2007 Version) (1:27)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (2007 - 2009 Version) (0:46)
Voyage Of The Damned (Suite) (6:06)
Silence In The Library/Forests Of The Dead (Suite) (7:23)
The Stolen Earth/Journey's End (Suite) (4:24)
The Waters Of Mars (Suite) (4:47)
The End Of Time (Suite) (8:28)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2007 - 2009 Version) (1:07)


THE MATT SMITH ERA:
Doctor Who Opening Titles (2010 - 2012 Version) (0:40)
The Eleventh Hour (Suite) (6:01)
The Time Of Angels/Flesh And Stone (Suite) (5:48)
Vincent And The Doctor (Suite) (5:53)
The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang (Suite) (5:16)
The Impossible Astronaut/Day Of The Moon (Suite) (6:08)
The Doctor's Wife (Suite) (4:33)
A Good Man Goes To War (Suite) (6:14)
Let's Kill Hitler (Suite) (6:29)
The Girl Who Waited (Suite) (4:22)
The Wedding Of River Song (Suite) (5:14)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2010 - 2012 Version) (1:05)
Doctor Who Opening Titles (2012 Version) (0:41)
The Name Of The Doctor (Suite) (7:01)
The Day Of The Doctor (Suite) (6:58)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (50th Anniversary Version) (1:02)
The Time Of The Doctor (Suite) (4:18)
Doctor Who Closing Titles (2012 Version) (1:02)


And without any further adieu... the download links:



THE WILLIAM HARTNELL ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!xBVHwQoL!anQymJyhfMn3FCM627KGhUo8NMGH6Ii3qQuyVRW ru5Y)
THE PATRICK TROUGHTON ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!UUkChYpZ!ktu0s04jRTtGZX4bjhMKJ5N2N-C0kq6xvVRz_i7Cypo)
THE JON PERTWEE ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!5JEgVAAQ!D4kSERCVbFi1vQqI7P-UgCY8PR723sTcT6cKQGmAUXM)
THE TOM BAKER ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!ddcFTILI!1IZgXjxQi-5QZiN-l37t_z2LLw8v65GIywGihWj8C3M)
THE PETER DAVISON ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!QcklgIaI!162xGtNODZtDDt-2bMUP8p5l2UWns8iBOFBlnKBE3tE)
THE COLIN BAKER ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!gBkhnDpb!J67a17bRZBQWf9yNeH6YTvomDHtLXvFJuScs2zw qZd8)
THE SYLVESTER McCOY ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!oVEl0IhR!NQSDzheG-bJIMvrC1XHN3qPY0_1I5JjtEbDrmg4RGy4)
THE PAUL McGANN ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!0ZcgCTaQ!zbruUzJNIAWayYi8rt-K9H6OBBmOlU7fO4j7kENHC8I)
THE CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!pAlWHArI!JkaT3kDV06XNxrj4SL1L6Rx8tcji489DKXhaD5Y LMZ0)
THE DAVID TENNANT ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!5YtRXIKR!HXFP7KQXwIdwBS1e6vPXuB6yCZnWsYV_XbqCap5 c1O0)
THE MATT SMITH ERA (https://mega.co.nz/#!IAliBZjY!poBOlCtXA3Vf-mbWapb9_Q6CjxsKG5D0y8ITpeppRUc)

All sets are in 320kbps MP3.

Whew! I hope everyone enjoys these.

(Now to post this as a separate thread so others can see it too!)

EDIT: I just caught, thanks to hybrid01, that "The Colin Baker Era" is 4 minutes too long to burn to a compact disc. If you are inclined to burn these to a disc you can still burn "The Colin Baker Era" to a traditional disc if you simply remove the long versions of the theme arranged by Peter Howell and Dominic Glynn.

Thanks for the superb era collections. Is there larger versions of the covers available as when you enlarge the small versions the picture quality drops. Cheers.

A lot of my enjoyment of early Doctor Who came from the work of Barry Newbery (http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2015/02/barry-newbery-1927-2015.html), the designer, who has just passed away. RIP.

A lot of my enjoyment of early Doctor Who came from the work of Barry Newbery (http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2015/02/barry-newbery-1927-2015.html), the designer, who has just passed away. RIP.

Another person from my favourite era of Doctor Who gone... Soon there wont be any of the wonderful people who worked on Doctor Who at its beginning left alive... :'(

It is the way of things, my friend. What's important is that we honour and celebrate their work.

Question: how do you effectively isolate tracks? I'm thinking of messing with it a bit. All I know is that Audacity isn't THAT good at it.

Well, Audacity was good at it for a while until I bough Adobe Audition and Goldwave. If you're thinking about removing the center channel, Goldwave is the way to go, it's much better than the crap Audacity plugin. If you're messing with 5.1 mixes, Audacity is the way to go to split the tracks into 2 stereo ones, and then export those and then import them into Goldwave or Audition. Audition is great for the really advanced stuff, like eliminating precise frequencies and viewing the ever-so-great spectrogram log function.

If none of that made any sense, Audacity is the way to go.

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Question: how do you effectively isolate tracks? I'm thinking of messing with it a bit. All I know is that Audacity isn't THAT good at it.

Well, Audacity was good at it for a while until I bough Adobe Audition and Goldwave. If you're thinking about removing the center channel, Goldwave is the way to go, it's much better than the crap Audacity plugin. If you're messing with 5.1 mixes, Audacity is the way to go to split the tracks into 2 stereo ones, and then export those and then import them into Goldwave or Audition. Audition is great for the really advanced stuff, like eliminating precise frequencies and viewing the ever-so-great spectrogram log function.

If none of that made any sense, Audacity is the way to go.

Thanks for the tip! I'll try out Audition and see what I can do

Great thread. Each era of doctor who seems to have a unique sound so it's great to see them all. I always liked planet of fire for some reason, the music just seemed to fit with the alien race/planet.

Thanks for the tip! I'll try out Audition and see what I can do

No problem. Audition is amazing at creating 5.1 mixes too, you should check that out.

Whoever posted the "BBC Space Themes" record, I must thank you for getting me addicted to the Blake's 7 theme by Dudley Simpson...

Whoever posted the "BBC Space Themes" record, I must thank you for getting me addicted to the Blake's 7 theme by Dudley Simpson...

That might have been me. I've got a few other versions somewhere, including an official disco version, if you like!

I've been lurking in this thread since... God, at least back when this thread had about 10-20 pages, and I've just realised something: has anyone ever discussed the score to Dimensions in Time? The Cybertech theme's been released on the band's self-titled album, but what about Keff's incidental music?

I mean obviously it's no great loss or anything (if you're lucky enough to have never seen DiT, the music's pretty standard McCulloch fare), but if you're here, then you're doing so to identify and track down ultra-obscure 50+ year old library tracks, trade unreleased incidental music from decades-old television productions and attempt to remove sound effects from 5.1 mixes. Suffice to say, we're all varying degrees of weird, so it seems strange to me that it hasn't been at least brought up before (at least to my recollection).

Obviously an official release is out of the question due to the whole "work for free for one broadcast only" thing, but given how Keff was willing to toss out promos like mad to any fan who asked, do we know if it ever got bootlegged?

I've often wondered what happened to the pop songs Keff recorded for the series - under the name of "The Lorells" for Delta and the Bannermen (Rock around the Clock, Singing the Blues, Why Do Fools Fall In Love, Mr Sandman, Goodnight Sweetheart. That'll Be the Day, Only You (and You Alone), Lollipop, Who's Sorry Now, Happy Days Are Here Again), as well as a few covers he did for Remembrance of the Daleks, and whether they recorded the songs in full.

Same with the music Courtney Pine provided for Silver Nemesis.

I've often wondered what happened to the pop songs Keff recorded for the series [...] and whether they recorded the songs in full.

Take with a pinch of salt, but The Millenium Effect mentioned (I think in passing during its big long recap of what was previously unreleased/released and where/released in a different form in the 50th Anniversary set) that not only were the covers performed in full, but they wanted to release a complete album of all the songs to tie-in with the broadcast. For whatever reason the higher ups at the BBC said no and they did the 25th Anniversary album instead.

EDIT: found it. From here (http://www.millenniumeffect.co.uk/audio/doctor-who-50th-anniversary-collection-silva-screen-11cd-disc-seven.php):

"Producer John Nathan-Turner and composer Keff McCulloch had hoped to release a special soundtrack album to accompany this serial, for which numerous 1950s tracks had been re-recorded by McCulloch (along with three session musicians and the Wilson Singers, all of whom appeared on-screen in the story). BBC Records rejected this, commissioning The 25th Anniversary Album instead."

I've been lurking in this thread since... God, at least back when this thread had about 10-20 pages, and I've just realised something: has anyone ever discussed the score to Dimensions in Time? The Cybertech theme's been released on the band's self-titled album, but what about Keff's incidental music?

I mean obviously it's no great loss or anything (if you're lucky enough to have never seen DiT, the music's pretty standard McCulloch fare), but if you're here, then you're doing so to identify and track down ultra-obscure 50+ year old library tracks, trade unreleased incidental music from decades-old television productions and attempt to remove sound effects from 5.1 mixes. Suffice to say, we're all varying degrees of weird, so it seems strange to me that it hasn't been at least brought up before (at least to my recollection).

Obviously an official release is out of the question due to the whole "work for free for one broadcast only" thing, but given how Keff was willing to toss out promos like mad to any fan who asked, do we know if it ever got bootlegged?

Dimensions in Time? Pervert! :-)

Now, has anyone got an mp3 of Anal Retentive 3(a): The Man Without a Life by Trevor Duncan?

Just found this nice little fan-made cover:

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2015/017/6/1/doctor_who_series_8___soundtrack_cover_by_lemonhea d118-d8eayar.png

Wondering what pic will they use for the official cover. This is a nice alternate cover though.

Dimensions in Time? Pervert! :-)

Now, has anyone got an mp3 of Anal Retentive 3(a): The Man Without a Life by Trevor Duncan?

DiT is a pile of poo, but the music does have merit - in fact, I like it better than some other Keff scores!

There was a recreation posted here of an incidental track a while a go, but sadly only the one, though. Ripe for a suite recreation, I'd say.:-)

Just found this nice little fan-made cover:

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2015/017/6/1/doctor_who_series_8___soundtrack_cover_by_lemonhea d118-d8eayar.png

Wondering what pic will they use for the official cover. This is a nice alternate cover though.

dammit, you gave me false hope

Whoever posted the "BBC Space Themes" record, I must thank you for getting me addicted to the Blake's 7 theme by Dudley Simpson...

That happened to me too!

Forgive me as this is entirely unrelated:

What colour was the dress?