This would be acceptable if it had been announced as a three disc set. The way this release is done is an insult to the fans (besides Heaven Sent of course).

(To hamilton10000's post) That's nice, I suppose, but still a huge waste of four discs, aka 320 minutes / 5 hours and 20 minutes capacity. Even at 160 minutes, that could easily have fit on two discs (with perhaps a few small omissions) or could have just been three discs, as masterofthedarkness suggested (with some rearranging).

Best-case scenario: it's an honest misallocation of space and they wanted to organize the album nicely.
Worst-case scenario: the four discs are a "box-bloat" of sorts, to make it seem bigger than it really is

...but that doesn't make it any less frustrating, when this release is basically a one-disc series album with a second disc's worth of specials music. If you'd asked me last week, I'd have jumped at the opportunity to get this album. But knowing the details now, it's a huge letdown, far bigger than I was already expecting after Series 8's questionable selections and omissions, and especially after two years of waiting.

I suppose that Murray Gold, having left the series, has no real reason to put as much effort into the soundtrack selection any more, but it's absolutely mind-boggling how terrible this album is, save for "Heaven Sent". "Breaking the Wall" is one of a very small number of tracks that I'd have loved on the album, and it's one of a far smaller number of tracks that I'd liked that actually made it to the album

I want to separate this from previous disappointments and remain optimistic as I had been before, but this does not bode well for the quality of an eventual Series 10 soundtrack...

this does not bode well for the quality of an eventual Series 10 soundtrack...

If the eventual series 10 release is as poor as the series 9 one I'm not going to be happy, especially as that is something I'm actually really excited for as series 10 was an overall huge improvement on series 9. Hopefully if there's enough people complaining or enough of a backlash which after 2 years of waiting is completely fair as it really doesn't hold up to the standard of previous releases, we might actually get a much better release for series 10.

Yeah this is definitely an insult

Like I said, it might as well have been a 3CD release but they wanted to more money!
that and everyone involved just didnt care anymore

Sad

enough of a backlash

Something tells me they'll be more interested in measuring its success based on the surge of preorders and purchases (regardless of its quality). Also, as Gold gets further and further away from the series, the less he's going to care what gets out on the album.

It really seems that either BBC and more likely Silva Screen cares more about soundtracks than Murray himself, seeing how generous they are with Classic Series albums. Granted, those are produced by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop and lend themselves better to an album, with music exclusive to each story, but the New Series releases also don't hold up to the standard of much older and perhaps less popular music (Although those releases are popular, the New Series ones are far more in "mainstream" view.)

I don't think it's just apathy that has brought us such a disappointing release. I think Murray Gold also just doesn't understand what exactly we want to hear, but it makes even less that they didn't fill up the four discs when they could have! It's not like they're going to go back and rerelease a previous series' music! This is their only album for Series 9, so why are they holding so much back?

I know this is a big ask but zak103 could you maybe do a rip for the witches familiar and hell bent to tie in with the series 9 soundtrack release what with the missing tracks. I only ask as your rips are some of the best out there. if you could I'd be extremely grateful :)

I know this is a big ask but zak103 could you maybe do a rip for the witches familiar and hell bent to tie in with the series 9 soundtrack release what with the missing tracks. I only ask as your rips are some of the best out there. if you could I'd be extremely grateful :)

He'll get to those, eventually. For now we still have Christmas Carol & series 6-8 to get through before then.

I'm afraid that's going to be difficult even for zak103, as, from "Deep Breath" onwards, the music is mixed only in the sound effects channel, so all the noises are much more frequent and audible. From "Rose" to "The Time of the Doctor", the music is both in the sound effects channels and two other channels that have less additional noise.

"The Witch's Familiar", in addition to that, is notoriously sound effect-heavy, as it is a Dalek episode (every Dalek sound and voice can be heard), it is almost entirely located in echoing rooms (all the voices in general can be heard), and it includes various other loud sounds (lasers, regeneration, the Doctor shooting the hand mines, etc.).

"Hell Bent" is already decent in CGCJ's rip, save for some of the echoes and sound effects, such as when the Doctor and Clara escape the Cloisters, and when the Diner TARDIS takes off at the end.

Ah ok fair enough. will look forward to it either way. if that's the case though Chris Eden do you still have your recreation of the witches familiar as I tried your link from 2016 and it doesn't work? would be grateful

echoy inside rooms is the bane of my existence

echoy inside rooms is the bane of my existence

"ii wwaanntt ccllaarraa oosswwaalldd ssaaffee, aalliivvee, aanndd rreettuurrnneedd ttoo mmee iimmmmeeddiiaatteellyy"

Ah ok fair enough. will look forward to it either way. if that's the case though Chris Eden do you still have your recreation of the witches familiar as I tried your link from 2016 and it doesn't work? would be grateful

https://we.tl/RWyAxScBx3 Here you go. This contains recreated music from Magicians Apprentice AND Witches Familiar.

Thank you very much :)

Your recreations for these episodes and "Heaven Sent" are amazing, almost perfect matches to even some of the obscure synths in the original version.
However, is there a reason you changed the key and/or tempo for some of the pieces, such as "Frozen Skies" and "Consider the Doctor"?

I know I'm probably becoming a pain but Chris Eden.... could you maybe make recreate the tracks from the start of Hell Bent that start from him in the barn to where he disposes of rassilon please?

Those recreated tracks btw are brilliant! Good job :)

Your recreations for these episodes and "Heaven Sent" are amazing, almost perfect matches to even some of the obscure synths in the original version.
However, is there a reason you changed the key and/or tempo for some of the pieces, such as "Frozen Skies" and "Consider the Doctor"?

that was early on when I started recreations, back then I didn't know stuff I do now and even i'm not happy with it, sounds too electronic orchestra for my liking and not authentic enough.

My Heaven Sent recreations are much more recent and you can probably tell sound much better in comparison. Perhaps when the S9 soundtrack drops I can better recreate some tracks. I have done 2 pieces recently that I will share with you guys

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/the-doctors-plan-recreation/s-frVRO

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/catching-the-ghosts-recreation/s-6VtAo

---------- Post added at 11:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:33 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/gene-thingy-dinosaurs-on-a-spaceship

---------- Post added at 11:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:37 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/murray-gold-suite/s-1RnsV

This contains a bunch of original takes on Murray's work and some recreations of unreleased music from Vampires In Venice.

---------- Post added at 11:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:38 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/doctor-who-theme-series-11-concept

Also tried my hand at recreating the doctor who theme but in a different way.

---------- Post added at 11:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:38 PM ----------

Just felt like sharing a bunch of stuff as I have been absent on this wonderful site for a while now.

---------- Post added at 11:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:39 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/the-singing-towers-of-darillium-recreation

I almost forgot but I HAVE to share this with you guys to get you hyped for Singing Towers on disc 4!

---------- Post added at 11:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:42 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/vale-1st-doctor-regenerates-recreation

The surprising variation of Vale when the 1st Doctor regenerates in Twice Upon A Time Recreated!

---------- Post added at 11:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:48 PM ----------

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/a-mad-man-with-a-box-dwtodwfa-score/s-aspn0

A collection of various recreated renditions of A Mad Man With A Box!

Oooo now that your skills have improved (which they clearly have btw these are great) would you consider maybe re doing the consider the doctor suite as well as the hell bent stuff?

Oooo now that your skills have improved (which they clearly have btw these are great) would you consider maybe re doing the consider the doctor suite as well as the hell bent stuff?

I will give it a go. I'll even try to do the barn stuff with the doctor's theme.

I asked this on http://merchandise.thedoctorwhosite.co.uk/doctor-who-series-9-soundtrack-announced/comment-page-2/#comment-499687 :

“When comparing the episode rip times, it seems like the Singing Towers May omit the “Madman With A Box” part when River was upset. Are you able to confirm that? In the rip the theme starts around 2:45.”

I asked this on http://merchandise.thedoctorwhosite.co.uk/doctor-who-series-9-soundtrack-announced/comment-page-2/#comment-499687 :

“When comparing the episode rip times, it seems like the Singing Towers May omit the “Madman With A Box” part when River was upset. Are you able to confirm that? In the rip the theme starts around 2:45.”

The mad man with a box won't be removed. The 4:48 length is correct. Only the title card ending goes over that timeframe so that will probably be removed. Everything else will remain.

Phew! Good news!

I will give it a go. I'll even try to do the barn stuff with the doctor's theme.

Thank you so much for this.

I wonder if you'll to consider doing it like a hybrid (ayy) of your full remake and part-tracked styles (e.g. "The Singing Towers", "Vale"). Those guitar/violin howls (like the ones at the beginning of "A Good Man" and throughout "Hell Bent") might be good for sampling out of the episode audio itself if you can't find a similar enough synth in your repertoire. My favourite one is the one when the gunships land at the barn, which I affectionately refer to as "one of the greatest sounds of all time" XD.

To FelipoDepot: Do you know which scene "Duty of Care" is from? I was hoping it was that melancholy "Hotel California"-sounding piece from when they're sitting in the Cloisters.

Thank you so much for this.

I wonder if you'll to consider doing it like a hybrid (ayy) of your full remake and part-tracked styles (e.g. "The Singing Towers", "Vale"). Those guitar/violin howls (like the ones at the beginning of "A Good Man" and throughout "Hell Bent") might be good for sampling out of the episode audio itself if you can't find a similar enough synth in your repertoire. My favourite one is the one when the gunships land at the barn, which I affectionately refer to as "one of the greatest sounds of all time" XD.

To FelipoDepot: Do you know which scene "Duty of Care" is from? I was hoping it was that melancholy "Hotel California"-sounding piece from when they're sitting in the Cloisters.

I actually have the guitar tremolo sample used throughout Hell Bent so it will be easy to do that.
Regarding duty of care, that is the scene when Clara asks how long the doctor was in the confession dial and is shocked by the answer. It's a popular piece of music in the music community so it will please many people I assume.

I actually have the guitar tremolo sample used throughout Hell Bent so it will be easy to do that.
Regarding duty of care, that is the scene when Clara asks how long the doctor was in the confession dial and is shocked by the answer. It's a popular piece of music in the music community so it will please many people I assume.

Fellow musician here, what sample is that?

I actually have the guitar tremolo sample used throughout Hell Bent so it will be easy to do that.
Regarding duty of care, that is the scene when Clara asks how long the doctor was in the confession dial and is shocked by the answer. It's a popular piece of music in the music community so it will please many people I assume.

Ah, I think I had mistaken where exactly that played. Just listened to what seems to be that scene in CGCJ's rip and it's there.

Also, I'm not sure if it was here, but I think someone also shared a website that had a sample of the A-note guitar pluck at the beginning of "A Good Man", and a higher-octave version as heard at the beginning of "Throw Away the Key". That was quite a while ago, so I don't remember the exact source of that.

You seem to have a quite a few synths from the actual soundtrack in your recreations, like the "slap" percussion that reminds me a bit of the more reckless versions of "I Am the Doctor" (I think?). Or are some of those also tracked/sampled from albums/rips?

Fellow musician here, what sample is that?

It's from a library called Apollo Cinematic Guitars and its called Air

---------- Post added at 06:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:03 PM ----------


Ah, I think I had mistaken where exactly that played. Just listened to what seems to be that scene in CGCJ's rip and it's there.

Also, I'm not sure if it was here, but I think someone also shared a website that had a sample of the A-note guitar pluck at the beginning of "A Good Man", and a higher-octave version as heard at the beginning of "Throw Away the Key". That was quite a while ago, so I don't remember the exact source of that.

You seem to have a quite a few synths from the actual soundtrack in your recreations, like the "slap" percussion that reminds me a bit of the more reckless versions of "I Am the Doctor" (I think?). Or are some of those also tracked/sampled from albums/rips?

I have the library containing the guitar sample used in A Good Man! It's from Spitfires Enigma Library and its called Delay the Crush Shift. I do have some of the actual samples Murray uses in a lot of his scores. that's how i'm able to make it sound somewhat authentic and accurate to his version.

Oh, wow! Now that I think about it, you were probably the one I remember sharing the samples in the first place :P. Really cool how you've collected those. Also, I love how your performance of "Bill's Theme" does the impossible by simultaneously sounding like a '90s karaoke instrumental while actually sounding really good :D.

Series 9 Soundtrack Previews on itunes guys! it sounds really good so far!!!

Series 9 Soundtrack Previews on itunes guys! it sounds really good so far!!!

There are some Good Man variations there! Couple of long suites from various stories, 5 minutes of ambience for Sleep No More, reminds me of classic who soundtracks

Yet if they'd handled it properly, we should have gotten almost double the amount of music; with four discs they could have included pretty much everything worth listening to from Series 9. So much of what made it to the album is so forgettable.

Series 9 Soundtrack Previews on itunes guys! it sounds really good so far!!!
Is it anywhere else yet? I don't use Itunes and wont download just for this, but really want to hear these. Anyone able to download and share them?

Edit: Found it on Amazon with previews. Hmm, seems out of all the music I wanted only They Need Us is included... Clara's Diner has the guitar Clara's theme!? Heaven Sent sounds great, but we all knew it would. Harmony and Redemption is the source music for the ship! Never thought we'd get that. After listening to the samples, I can't help feeling how boring or forgettable a lot of these sounded... hopefully it's just these samples and the full tracks will sound better.

These guys just dont seem to want to give my country the samples in any media
Harumph

Here's the samples from Amazon (https://mega.nz/#!daJnTI7J!xtIPURhVVngs2inOJTSbn_HmMUpf5T0CMGueb2SvXsU). They're very low quality 64kbps, I've no idea if Itunes has better quality or different samples, can someone confirm if they do?

Here's the samples from Amazon (https://mega.nz/#!daJnTI7J!xtIPURhVVngs2inOJTSbn_HmMUpf5T0CMGueb2SvXsU). They're very low quality 64kbps, I've no idea if Itunes has better quality or different samples, can someone confirm if they do?

Where the Amazon samples start is where some of the iTunes samples end. And yes iTunes has different sampled sections of the tracks, also in higher quality and also some are 1:30 long previews. They also helped confirm a couple of things.

Example is 'The Last Thing We Need's from the woman who lived actually being a series 8 track finally released. All we got was the shorter version from in the forest of the night. But this one is the full version with piano first used in robots of Sherwood.

Also Davros Approaches is the doctor in chair scene but it seems to then transition into a piece of music I don't recall even being in witches familiar. Anyone clarify this?

Overall I'm happy with the album after hearing the samples. We do have some of the big memorable stuff included but there's always going to be stuff missing. Fly on painting is extended as well and digging the grave has a variation of the freefall sequence that's different to the one used in that scene. So Heaven Sent did feature unused music, which is surprising considering the entire episode doesn't use much reused music.

Can't wait for 27th April. Now these next few weeks will feel like an eternity.

Chris how long does it usually take for you to recreate a track? Not meaning to sound pushy at all btw just interested into how much work goes into them?

I just wanted some of the Daleks music from TMA/TWF

But I guess Murray didnt want to pay attention to that series 4 retread

I just wanted some of the Daleks music from TMA/TWF

But I guess Murray didnt want to pay attention to that series 4 retread

We might get some Dalek music. One in a thousand has the chanting music at the end which is included and what have you done might have the faster paced Dalek chanting when they capture the TARDIS in the castle.

---------- Post added at 11:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:56 AM ----------


Chris how long does it usually take for you to recreate a track? Not meaning to sound pushy at all btw just interested into how much work goes into them?

It varies depending on what track it is. I then have to reconstruct all the sourced percussion if it has it. Then go note by note putting it all together. All by ear btw no sheet music involved, just listening to the track over and over to work out the notes. It's a lot of trail and error. I am currently working on a mini hell bent suite that features the doctor arriving at barn, gunship arriving, the time lords greeting the doctor, the man who won the time war and perhaps a few other pieces.

The series 9 soundtrack is available to buy now on Amazon US digitally https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BWGQGFC/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dp - obviously it's a mistake, so I can't imagine it'll be up long. Tried to be sneaky and get it, but I'm in the UK, so it didn't work :-(

Itunes samples sound great to me so far. All my wished for tracks are on there.

The series 9 soundtrack is available to buy now on Amazon US digitally https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BWGQGFC/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dp - obviously it's a mistake, so I can't imagine it'll be up long. Tried to be sneaky and get it, but I'm in the UK, so it didn't work :-(

Hope someone buy it and upload it! I have mine preordered on Amazon UK

Everyone after the Series 9 soundtrack: Thread 223853

Well yes it does at least have the dalek chanting from the castle scene

and yeah it seems like there was even more music for Heaven Sent
They were just muted for the episode (like the intro to Digging a Grave) or replaced by older music (like the middle of Two Moments in Life)

Does anyone think that the series 9 ost will leak early like it did with the series 8 ost? If I remember right it leaked a few days after announcement.

Ha, oh boy. Four days later and it leaks.

Oh right the series 8 leak was different from the website leak
Now I remember

Just started to sync the tracks and it's interesting that for The Magician's Apprentice, both "One in a Thousand" (Missing Handmines cue) & "A Message from Missy" contain 2 cues combined that are not like this in the episode, and "What Have You Done" contains some music that was dialed out.

Davros Approaches contains not only the cue from The Doctor in Davros' chair but also the scene which leads into the Doctor regenerating the Daleks, with some music that was dialed out from the second cue!

I feel like that has happened before
that two music tracks were combined into one for

and dialed out music was there for Series 8 too

@chris Do you know what brass and strings he uses?

Oh neat
I didnt know they realize the Pteradactyls motif in Husbands

Well yes it does at least have the dalek chanting from the castle scene

That's some good news! It's strange because the moment I first heard that was, "Sounds cool, but definitely won't be on the album," but here it is! Although I'm still really sad that my favourite track, "Consider the Doctor", and lots of music from "Hell Bent" didn't make it, I'm relieved that some gems to which I hadn't paid as much attention and some versions of "A Good Man" are present, such as "Saving Rigsy", which is unexpectedly uplifting! Though it's not as awe-inspiring as some other tracks, even the "Husbands" score sounds quite fun.

Anyone know where in Before the Flood "Directions from the Ghosts" plays? I've been searching for it to sync the music but can't find it despite every other track so far being very easy to find.

In Hell Bent, Siding with the Doctor (From the Music Rip) sounds like a variation of the Bad Wolf Theme. Wish there was an extended version to that. (The full melody instead of the start).

In Hell Bent, Siding with the Doctor (From the Music Rip) sounds like a variation of the Bad Wolf Theme. Wish there was an extended version to that. (The full melody instead of the start).

Yeah, same with the rest of us. That's "The Doctor's Theme" as some others had mentioned earlier. I loved how it really tied together the "Spaghetti Western" style of "Hell Bent" and its score, but it seems that no versions of it made it from that episode, even though a cue that contains it (from when the Doctor is in the barn) appears again in "Twice Upon a Time". I thought that would have guaranteed its appearance here, but the same could be said about the frequently-appearing, yet excluded track "The Doctor's Plan" from Series 8.

Just finished syncing The Zygon Invasion, and the Zygon theme is not included! I was so sure Deep Cover would include it... It seems every episode keeps adding to the glaring omissions.

Been a while, but hearing Missy's clean back-from-the-dead dubstep was worth it.

What is this zygon theme people keep mentioning. I don't really remember a notable theme related to them?

I think its that quick ominous motif that you hear the clearest when the two Zygon leaders get 'normalized' and then killed

---------- Post added at 11:40 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:27 AM ----------


Been a while, but hearing Missy's clean back-from-the-dead dubstep was worth it.

I also like the return of her other theme in 'Meeting in the Square'

Just finished syncing The Zygon Invasion, and the Zygon theme is not included! I was so sure Deep Cover would include it... It seems every episode keeps adding to the glaring omissions.

It's a serious shame about those missing gems, and I also wish we could change what we got, but I suppose we'll have to learn to live with it, and perhaps look forward to Series 10 (already :P *). I, too, was looking forward to the grand four-disc album, but this is one of those disappointments that we'll have to move on from, no matter how irrational the track selections may be.

If it's any consolation, considering the way that the special episodes get special consideration on the album, "The Return of Doctor Mysterio" and "Twice Upon a Time" will likely yield a satisfying selection of music. I expect that the introduction of Bill's Theme will also give Murray Gold a reason to focus on that piece of recurring music (again, hoping it doesn't go the way of "The Doctor's Plan" and now seemingly the Zygon Theme), and hopefully do it justice for his last album(s) for Series 10.


*I've never used the :P emoji so much in my life. :P

The Return of Doctor Mysterio and Smile are the last chances of having 'The Doctor's Plan's released officially as they both reused it but in different variations. Mysterio is shorter but smile is longer and has additional percussion. If it's not on the Series 10 OST, then it's never getting released. (Unless one day in the future Murray shares unreleased material via a website or future Silva release, which would be lovely.)

The Last Thing We Need proves the case of previous series music finally getting released as that's originally from the end of Robot Of Sherwood.

The Last Thing We Need proves the case of previous series music finally getting released as that's originally from the end of Robot Of Sherwood.

Is it actually tracked from then or is it actually a new arrangement/recording? If it is just simply tracked, this has to be a first for such making it onto a release, right?

Oh, I didn't mean "The Doctor's Plan" would appear on Series 10 albums, especially since it was one of the leaked tracks cut out of the Series 8 album. Although, now that you mention that variant of it from the Harmony Shoal Tokyo scene, maybe that'll show up.

I really hope they make proper use of CD space on Series 10. Seeing four discs advertised (320 minutes), but only getting about two discs worth of music (166 minutes) compared to Series 8's three discs (182 minutes of 240 capacity), was one of the major disappointments, and 1.5 times the price of the two-disc albums. I may have gotten overly invested in the music from Series 9, but this was just bad practice (among other things).

Like you, I would absolutely welcome expanded re-releases of previous episodes' scores in a way similar to the new Classic Series albums, perhaps even "Series #, Part #" albums in which each disc contains 2-3 episodes (especially beneficial for Series 9's two-part episode majority). It could work, especially since the "Heaven Sent" complete score omits some snippets (e.g. the "Coming to Find You" cue) and they don't seem intent on actually filling the discs' 80-minute capacities.

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/doctor-who-recreation-hell-bent-suite

Here is the recreated suite featuring pieces missing from the Series 9 Soundtrack, Enjoy!

Wow that's brilliant! Good job man :)

Holy Hell, that was quick! It's amazing how nearly indistinguishable it is, especially near 2:30. You even recreated those whooping sounds from "The Magician's Apprentice" very well. I loved how Gold drew that comparison between the Doctor's relationship with Skaro and Gallifrey, coupled with the irony of "hell" being in the Gallifrey episode's title.

Chris are you thinking of continuing these recreations of missing tracks? If so might I request the recreation of consider the doctor suite, mercy, skaro and a doctor without hope from the opening 2 parter? I know you have done them in the past but as you said yourself your skills have improved so much!

If you could I'd be extremely grateful as that would complete the series 9 soundtrack for me personally :)

Chris are you thinking of continuing these recreations of missing tracks? If so might I request the recreation of consider the doctor suite, mercy, skaro and a doctor without hope from the opening 2 parter? I know you have done them in the past but as you said yourself your skills have improved so much!

If you could I'd be extremely grateful as that would complete the series 9 soundtrack for me personally :)

I can give it a shot. Might take a while though but I will try to do it.

Thanks, really appreciate it

https://soundcloud.com/spiderdalek49/doctor-who-recreation-hell-bent-suite

Here is the recreated suite featuring pieces missing from the Series 9 Soundtrack, Enjoy!

What an amazing job!

Do think you could be able to make a full version of 'Siding with the Doctor'? (Wish there was a full mix to it continuing the rest of the Bad Wolf Melody).

I can give it a shot. Might take a while though but I will try to do it.

That Hell Bent recreation was really impressive! If possible for the witch�s familiar tracks, if you could also do the scene where Davros opens his eyes that would be awesome! :)

Can someone please tell me what song "The Doctor's Plan" is that people are disappointed didn't make any releases? I can't place it at all. And if it was a leaked series 8 track then why would we care if it's available that way? Was it not high quality or something in the leak?

I am actually happy with the selection from series 9 as the ones I wanted are all there, like the music from the Ashildr 2 parter, and one of them is The Last Thing We Need. I've been dying for that in the Robots of Sherwood form ever since and FINALLY. I am disappoint though at the weird lack of Hell Bent music.

I'd recognize it best from the scene where the Tardis becomes 3dimensional again in Flatline (Before 12ths theme kicks in)

Can someone please tell me what song "The Doctor's Plan" is that people are disappointed didn't make any releases? I can't place it at all. And if it was a leaked series 8 track then why would we care if it's available that way? Was it not high quality or something in the leak?

I am actually happy with the selection from series 9 as the ones I wanted are all there, like the music from the Ashildr 2 parter, and one of them is The Last Thing We Need. I've been dying for that in the Robots of Sherwood form ever since and FINALLY. I am disappoint though at the weird lack of Hell Bent music.

It's a variation of "A Good Man?", it was not leaked but Chris666eden did a very clean rip. It appears in severals moments in all Capaldi series. You might recognize it from Hell Bent, when the Doctor steals the TARDIS in Gallifrey, for example.

Can someone please tell me what song "The Doctor's Plan" is that people are disappointed didn't make any releases? I can't place it at all. And if it was a leaked series 8 track then why would we care if it's available that way? Was it not high quality or something in the leak?

I am actually happy with the selection from series 9 as the ones I wanted are all there, like the music from the Ashildr 2 parter, and one of them is The Last Thing We Need. I've been dying for that in the Robots of Sherwood form ever since and FINALLY. I am disappoint though at the weird lack of Hell Bent music.

I'm not holding out on "The Doctor's Plan" to be on a future release. The leak and rip are of listenable quality and I'm only using it as an example of Murray Gold's strange way of selecting tracks, as this is a major example of a heavily recurring theme from all three series that didn't make it to Series 8's album. (Even though it was in one of the leaks, it's very odd that it was removed from the final album.)

This decision would make it seem that he thought it was too similar to "A Good Man?" to include, yet Gold disproves that in his other selections. The Series 9 album is full of forgettable pieces that are original to specific episodes, so it would seem that Gold wants original music, instead of retreads of "The Doctor's Theme" and "A Good Man?". Nope: he also puts in a bunch of nearly identical "A Good Man?" variations and leaves out the most iconic one from the "Consider the Doctor" scene, which was not only "A Good Man?" variation, but included a long, upbeat, exciting music sequence that led up to the main theme - i.e. the entire cold open of "The Witch's Familiar". The reason I'm so annoyed about these missing tracks is that I can't come up with any reasonable explanation that they are missing.

- Too much "A Good Man?" - No, there's a lot of versions of it on the album, and even in similar style to the suite version.
- Too much "The Doctor's Theme". - No, all versions of it are missing.
- Not enough disc space. - No, there is 157 minutes of disc space left (disc space is 50% full)
- It's boring music. - No, it's the snazziest music I've ever heard.
- There needed to be more unique music from the episodes. - Tell that to stand-out scores, such as "The Witch's Familiar" and "Hell Bent". I feel like many of the episodes had stand-out moments where the score was briefly excellent, but those two just generally had a good overall score even if they weren't the same "excellent" as "Heaven Sent" and moments of "Face the Raven".

It's another thing that Murray Gold did some really unique stuff to make Series 9 unusually and poetically cohesive from "Magician" to "Husbands", yet the album misses out on some of these key aspects.

There are these wailing "whooping" sounds that are heard on Skaro that eventually come to the forefront of the music while on Gallifrey, which makes this eerie and beautifully sickening parallel between his home and the home of his enemy both being his personal hell. These are present on the first two "Magician" tracks in the album, but no tracks from "Hell Bent" that include it are on the album.

"Consider the Doctor" portrays the Doctor as an adventuring rock star, yet the first wall-punching scene in "Heaven Sent" has a slower, heavier, and more lumbering version of "A Good Man?" in the same key as a parallel to the story of how the Doctor gets out of anything, but only the latter version is on the album.

The chanting upon the Doctor's discovery of boy Davros' identity is full of frantic and full of clanking when he's fearful, surrounded by the battlefield. A similar cue in the cold open "Heaven Sent" is still clanking but more streamlined and concentrated, like the lonely Doctor's determination. Only the former is on the album in "One in a Thousand".

The last bit of "The Singing Towers" (just before River asks about the length of a Darillium night) is identical to a part of Ashildr's theme from "In a Way She's a Hybrid". Though I can't tell what it's supposed to mean other than a way of closing Series 9 with a denouement one of its iconic elements, perhaps an implicit way of saying, "we're neeeever seeeeing Ashiiiildr agaaAAaainnn ... and you're welcome" but in song.

However, the album does include one parallel in the form of those rhythmic beeping sounds in the "Magician" tracks, which show up again in "Heaven Sent" when the teleporter is being used. They're more anxious and anticipatory initially, but sort of lose energy and by "The Shepherd's Boy", just like the Doctor.

- Too much "The Doctor's Theme". - No, all versions of it are missing.

I did catch the Doctor’s theme on Disc 4, Track 5 around the :38 mark. The track is “The Husbands Of River Song”

I believe that is the scene where the Doctor is looking at photos of his previous 12 incarnations.

I was surprised and happy that we actually got that considering the absence of the other versions as you mentioned.
A small victory lol

Ah, I haven't gotten that far along it my full-album listen yet. I'm not too surprised that that was the only inclusion, considering how much music from "Husbands" was included.

I just got to the first part of the main theme in "Face the Raven". Oof.

Edit: And now Clara has faced the raven. The universe suddenly seemed far smaller for Mayor Me.
Now to go the long way around through Disc 3, then "Back Home"...

---------- Post added at 02:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:28 PM ----------

Now that it's "out", anyone want to share their favourite track(s) from the album (other than "The Shepherd's Boy", of course)? When it's properly out at the end of the month we can do another round for those who are waiting till then.

Now that it's "out", anyone want to share their favourite track(s) from the album?

They Need Us. It's the only track that I actually wanted that got included, although I never really listened to the music enough to be able to pick more than a few cues that I'd want on an eventual release anyway. Thought that would mean I couldn't possibly be able to be disappointed as I thought all of what I wanted were some of the "obvious" cues to include, can't believe how wrong I was...

I thought all of what I wanted were some of the "obvious" cues to include, can't believe how wrong I was...

You and I both. From "Consider the Doctor" to the old western masterpiece of "Hell Bent" in general, so much important music is missing. Yet it seems like so many people are fine with that, which is so strange. It's even more annoying that "Defending the Earth" is just part of "Finding the Doctor" with less percussion, and just overall I think I've made my point too many times about the rest of the album's issues.

But another issue I've noticed, after listening to the album, is that several tracks, such as "The Ghosts", "The Singing Towers", and (somewhat) "Davros Approaches" are cut awkwardly. The worst offender, "Ghosts", is obviously snipped unnecessarily before Lunn gets followed by the ghost, and suddenly silences mid-measure, even worse than the awkward cutoff of "UNIT" from the Series 1 and 2 album. It had a very natural ending, but just cuts off hard unexpectedly. "Towers" abruptly cuts off the ending over the "Happily" end card, and "Davros Approaches" cuts off before the "Same Old, Same Old" version of "A Good Man" using a cymbal to cover up the ending. "The Bootstrap Paradox" also has a strange addition of a woodwind/strings note at the end of it, but I don't think it's better or worse, though I felt that the sound effects of the amp powering up and guitar strings squeaking added more to that track.

Now that it's "out", anyone want to share their favourite track(s) from the album (other than "The Shepherd's Boy", of course)? When it's properly out at the end of the month we can do another round for those who are waiting till then.

For me there's a few; Death is Locked In, Face The Raven, Clara's Diner, Break Free and The Singing Towers. They were the tracks I was most hoping for and I'm so glad they made it in.

awkward cutoffs have been a thing since Majestic Tale or The Master Suite

Yeah, I too noticed all of the strange edits.

Not sure if I've shared this here before or not; I've created a spreadsheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10KWvgxGMM5m3YglXQHI5namnlm1RsR9Al2qKkqlUcf0/htmlview#) to keep track of all of Murray Gold's music that is available, including the leaks and video game sourced tracks. It's not quite complete but I'm sure some people will find it useful or may even be able to help finish it. Thoughts and corrections are of-course very much welcome.

Holy hell, that's elaborate.
One thing, though, but more so about zak103's rip. I think the first cue of "Rose" is actually one called "Life on Earth", which is on a Series 1 Ultimate Collection that was here at some point in 2015. On the Ultimate Collection, it's tagged as coming from an album called "Doctor Who 2005", which I think has other S1 recordings. "Running, Running" (from the Master Tapes) seems to be an alternate version in which the buzzing/whining sound (e.g. between the zoom-in shot and Rose waking up) increasing in pitch, while in "Life on Earth", the pitch decreases, if that makes any sense.

Holy hell, that's elaborate.
One thing, though, but more so about zak103's rip. I think the first cue of "Rose" is actually one called "Life on Earth", which is on a Series 1 Ultimate Collection that was here at some point in 2015. On the Ultimate Collection, it's tagged as coming from an album called "Doctor Who 2005", which I think has other S1 recordings. "Running, Running" (from the Master Tapes) seems to be an alternate version in which the buzzing/whining sound (e.g. between the zoom-in shot and Rose waking up) increasing in pitch, while in "Life on Earth", the pitch decreases, if that makes any sense.

The "Doctor Who 2005" album was a very good fan edit/rip, done by KaFaraqGatri back in 2006 (Thread 81868). If you listen closely to Rose Phones Home/Sabotage you can just about make out the steward's scream, easily discrediting the whole thing as anything other than a very good fan rip. The ultimate series one soundtrack was just a collection of the Master Tapes, KaFaraqGatri's edits, and Chris666eden's edits that I put together as it was the best that was available back then. We now have Zak103's great rips so I no longer have this anymore.

Mortadelo, have you made a custom cover for Heaven Sent’s episode?

Could anyone make some custom covers with the old logo, the new one just doesn't look right to me.
Also, a cover for The Husband of River Song would be great, Thanks! :)

Mortadelo, have you made a custom cover for Heaven Sent’s episode?

I have :)

(https://postimg.cc/image/exfo7cux3/)


Could anyone make some custom covers with the old logo, the new one just doesn't look right to me.
Also, a cover for The Husband of River Song would be great, Thanks! :)

Here they are

(https://postimg.cc/image/jkux0jk5z/) (https://postimg.cc/image/fbq6yggxj/)

Yeah, I too noticed all of the strange edits.

Not sure if I've shared this here before or not; I've created a spreadsheet (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10KWvgxGMM5m3YglXQHI5namnlm1RsR9Al2qKkqlUcf0/htmlview#) to keep track of all of Murray Gold's music that is available, including the leaks and video game sourced tracks. It's not quite complete but I'm sure some people will find it useful or may even be able to help finish it. Thoughts and corrections are of-course very much welcome.

the list is quite nice
one thing I did notice though is that (1:33-2:02) from 'The Veil' has been edited in the episode too
with either music tracked from elsewhere or a single layer of the instruments (which you can sorta hear in the OST track behind all the horns/drums) put on a loop

I have :)

(https://postimg.cc/image/exfo7cux3/)



Here they are

(https://postimg.cc/image/jkux0jk5z/) (https://postimg.cc/image/fbq6yggxj/)

That's more like it!
Thanks a lot!

Does anyone have zak103's rip for Bad Wolf? The file seems to have been taken down.

Does anyone have zak103's rip for Bad Wolf? The file seems to have been taken down.

The link in the index post (Thread 72196) still works.

[Addressed elsewhere]

Hi

Is there a link to the series 8 link that has been mentioned? I wouldn't mind getting a copy with the different tracks

Thanks

I don't know if we have a definitive collection of those tracks, but the majority of them are on Chris666eden's Series 8 Unreleased Soundtrack, which has a mix of those tracks, some recreations, and some fan-mixes of existing tracks.

[Addressed elsewhere]
I happen to have the 5.1 mix of the entire story.

"resno" over on OG has found a shitload of original BBC sound effects which you can download as free WAVs. The WOTAN effects are particularly tasty:

http://gallifreybase.com/forum/showpost.php?p=10783638&postcount=71

Thanks resno!


---------- Post added at 01:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:25 AM ----------

Speaking of all things WOTAN-related, someone recently posted a lossless copy of KPM 1001: The Mood Modern album over on librarymusicthemes. That link was nicked by someone here and posted on the "library music" thread:

Thread 192152

Thanks to the BlackwatchPlaid for the original upload.

---------- Post added at 01:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:32 AM ----------


And if anyone wants my original War Machines upload then it still lives here:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/n1ww4ml6swaqw6l/The+War+Machines.zip

Replace my lossy mp3s with BlackwatchPlaids versions, of course. And add a WOTAN folder too!

---------- Post added at 01:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:37 AM ----------


Oh, and if you still need two more sound effects from The War Machines, then grab these BBC Sound Effects Centre discs (not new, I uploaded these here years ago):

http://www.mediafire.com/file/82ekyi9h8cwl981/Oh+dear....zip


The War Machines tracks are 05 Double Current cable code audio signal (a.k.a "Angry WOTAN") and 04 INTERFERENCE _ Short wave radio interference 1.

Series 6 at last! Starting off with most likely the most complete release of a Christmas special we've received so far. Something about the score as a whole really screams series 5, but it's still technically a part of this one! Also, apologies for the filenames here, the tagging stuff went a bit wibbly again. Still, drag them into your preferred listening application, and they should sort themselves out. :)

Hope you all enjoy!

Kazran (https://mega.nz/#!soR21QCZ!puIqppilvHd7XBhlRWM2UZ7XC2w89FwXbdhpx2WlOGg)

Side note, I overall liked the S9 ost. True, I hate the cuts and missing content from tracks like 'Davros Approaches' and 'The Ghosts' (and I really wanted the zygon theme too!) But I'm overall pretty satisfied. I love the inclusion of quite a few of the action pieces from the zygon two-parter in the 'Deep Cover' suite, and 'The Morpheus Song' was kinda cool too. The whole Heaven Sent score was great to hear in the way it was, especially 'The Shepard's Boy' (though the extra space on all four disks should have been utilized better.) The only real negative that actually got me a bit heated was the horribly awkward ending of 'The Singing Towers.' Blimey. But honestly, there wasn't a whole lot from this series that interested me too much aside from the premiere and finale scores, though I do like a lot more stuff that I guess slipped by me before I listened through the ost in full. I actually preferred a lot of the stuff from series 10 (especially the return of a few series 6 motifs!) So I guess we'll see how that goes!

Did a search but couldn't find a link with a heart beat, so I was wondering if someone would be kind enough to re-up DrMatt's The Seeds of Doom (Special Edition Soundtrack)?

Scratch that. Found it.

Fantastic work on the compilations CGCJ, though the link for ''World Enough & Time'' seems to be down. Was it a problem on your end?

Series 6 at last! Starting off with most likely the most complete release of a Christmas special we've received so far. Something about the score as a whole really screams series 5, but it's still technically a part of this one! Also, apologies for the filenames here, the tagging stuff went a bit wibbly again. Still, drag them into your preferred listening application, and they should sort themselves out. :)

Hope you all enjoy!

Kazran (https://mega.nz/#!soR21QCZ!puIqppilvHd7XBhlRWM2UZ7XC2w89FwXbdhpx2WlOGg)

Side note, I overall liked the S9 ost. True, I hate the cuts and missing content from tracks like 'Davros Approaches' and 'The Ghosts' (and I really wanted the zygon theme too!) But I'm overall pretty satisfied. I love the inclusion of quite a few of the action pieces from the zygon two-parter in the 'Deep Cover' suite, and 'The Morpheus Song' was kinda cool too. The whole Heaven Sent score was great to hear in the way it was, especially 'The Shepard's Boy' (though the extra space on all four disks should have been utilized better.) The only real negative that actually got me a bit heated was the horribly awkward ending of 'The Singing Towers.' Blimey. But honestly, there wasn't a whole lot from this series that interested me too much aside from the premiere and finale scores, though I do like a lot more stuff that I guess slipped by me before I listened through the ost in full. I actually preferred a lot of the stuff from series 10 (especially the return of a few series 6 motifs!) So I guess we'll see how that goes!

I think you share my and CGCJ's opinions exactly. I liked "Deep Cover", but mostly only for its remix of "The War Room"; what followed was a bit repetitive annoying to listen to. It also bothers me that "the complete score" of "Heaven Sent" omits the cues from when the Doctor threatens his captors and when he dies powering up the teleporter. I wouldn't have minded "The Singing Towers" cutting off before the card if the silence hadn't been so abrupt at the end of it.

Which Series 6 motifs did you find in Series 10? I want to say I remember "1969" being in "Pyramid", but I can't remember if/when that or others appeared.

I think you share my and CGCJ's opinions exactly. I liked "Deep Cover", but mostly only for its remix of "The War Room"; what followed was a bit repetitive annoying to listen to. It also bothers me that "the complete score" of "Heaven Sent" omits the cues from when the Doctor threatens his captors and when he dies powering up the teleporter. I wouldn't have minded "The Singing Towers" cutting off before the card if the silence hadn't been so abrupt at the end of it.

Which Series 6 motifs did you find in Series 10? I want to say I remember "1969" being in "Pyramid", but I can't remember if/when that or others appeared.

Agreed, the omissions were very annoying when trying to line up all of the cues with their place in the episode. They had the disk space, I really wish they'd used it better.

Correct. Additionally, in "Lie of the Land," a bit of the ost track 'Day of the Moon' was present in the opening right before the opening theme, and '1969' shows up again briefly when the Doctor tells everyone that they're going to meet Missy. Then, a little bit of 'Locked On' when everyone prepares to storm the monk headquarters. I don't remember any more specifically, but I remember loving their inclusion (especially the first, which I desperately want on the ost!)

Isn't the music when Bill gives her consent to the Monks in Pyramid at the End of the World a theme from when the Doctor regenerates/"dies" on the beach in first episode of series 6?

Isn't the music when Bill gives her consent to the Monks in Pyramid at the End of the World a theme from when the Doctor regenerates/"dies" on the beach in first episode of series 6?

Yep, that's it! I really like that variation as well. It's sort of a 'the world is completely taken over now' motif.

I did manage to extract the melody from the KLF's Doctorin' the TARDIS. Though I'm gonna upload it soon. And about the bassline? Idk how to get that and it kinda sounds like the 7th doctor bass to me

Chris Eden I was just wondering how the recreations of the witches familiar are going? (btw not meaning to sound ride or pushy as I can how that would come across. sorry just curious)

great work ! that's amazing.

Zak103, with your Unused Suite in the Series 5 bonus folder, do you have any idea which episodes they're from? Or is it unknown?

Zak103, with your Unused Suite in the Series 5 bonus folder, do you have any idea which episodes they're from? Or is it unknown?

I presume he was unable to identify them, so simply presumed they were unused. They're all taken from the Adventure Games, by the way. Now that he's finished series 5 I hope he double checked to see if any of it was actually unused or just missed in a previous check.

Three days till official release! The wall breaks this Friday!

My opinion on the album aside, I have to highlight these words from its announcement:

"It’s one of the last great morality tales out there but it also celebrates life. For that reason I think it’s a great show for kids. I couldn’t write this much music for it if I didn’t feel that way.” – Murray Gold

Yet another wonderful explanation of the series' beauty.

I've now gonna share this...The Doctor Who Melody from KLF's Doctorin The Tardis.
https://mega.nz/#!oTISlDiJ!P1lIyDKHSDkE3oPKtovD3FpAOAEVJO_GlhiI9NVO76A hope its clean enough

---------- Post added at 09:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:05 PM ----------


Zak103, with your Unused Suite in the Series 5 bonus folder, do you have any idea which episodes they're from? Or is it unknown?

probably some unused tracks. he said that he found them from the adventure games

I presume he was unable to identify them, so simply presumed they were unused. They're all taken from the Adventure Games, by the way. Now that he's finished series 5 I hope he double checked to see if any of it was actually unused or just missed in a previous check.

Correct, all unused from what I could find. All material in the adventure games (except the Eternity Clock) were from the BBC National Orchestra sessions, so no electronic or smaller orchestra stuff was included, from what I heard. As of now, having listened and edited through all of series 5, all of the cues in the suite remain unidentified, except for the ending cue, which I assume is an unused ending for the track 'Have a Cigar.'

Zak103, is it possible for you extract Katherine Jenkins' rendition of In the Bleak Midwinter from A Christmas Carol?

I don't suppose anyone rescued the Sylvestor McCoy era soundtracks did they? Dieing to get Rememberance of the Daleks :(

I don't suppose anyone rescued the Sylvestor McCoy era soundtracks did they? Dieing to get Rememberance of the Daleks :(

They're available in the index post (Thread 72196).

They're available in the index post (Thread 72196).

Unfortunatly not, most of the mccoy era is no longer uploaded (or else i wouldn't have asked :( ). All that is left is Time and Rani, paradise towers and ghost light.

I don't suppose anyone rescued the Sylvestor McCoy era soundtracks did they? Dieing to get Rememberance of the Daleks :(

I have a version of this score. It is 43 minutes long.

1. Prologue And Opening Titles
2. Doctor At The Gate
3. Totter's Lane
4. Oi, Dalek!
5. Back To School
6. In The Cellar
7. The ATR
8. Cafe
9. Transmat Reactivates
10. The Casket
11. Apprehend And Interrogate
12. Command HQ
13. Ace To School
14. Surrounded By The Daleks
15. Dalek Remains
16. Ratcliffe In Graveyard
17. The Girl Appears
18. Mike The Traitor
19. The Supreme Dalek
20. The Warehouse
21. Hunting Party
22. Imperial Dalek Shuttlecraft
23. Advance!
24. The Special Weapons Dalek
25. Escaping
26. Dalek Battle
27. The Hand Of Omega Is Taken
28. Davros Revealed
29. Skaro Destroyed
30. Ashes To Ashes
31. Time Will Tell
32. Closing Titles
33. Ghetto Blaster Source I
34. Ghetto Blaster Source II
35. TV Source
36. Confuser Machine (Sound Effect)
37. Baseball Bat Hits Daleks (Sound Effect)
38. Special Weapons Dalek Gun (Sound Effect)
39. Doctor Who: 1987 Theme (Full Version)

I have a version of this score. It is 43 minutes long.

That looks VERY incomplete. When I have time I'll re-upload DrMatt's DVD isolated score edit.

That looks VERY incomplete. When I have time I'll re-upload DrMatt's DVD isolated score edit.

It combines shorter cues into longer cues and removes the title music from the end and start of episodes. Everything from the isolated score is here.

I don't suppose anyone rescued the Sylvestor McCoy era soundtracks did they? Dieing to get Rememberance of the Daleks :(

There are older links for most stories from the 80s on Page 193, and the Remembrance score on there works fine: http://forums.ffshrine.org/showthrea...=1#post2532699

There are older links for most stories from the 80s on Page 193, and the Remembrance score on there works fine: http://forums.ffshrine.org/showthrea...=1#post2532699

Im getting a 404 error when i open that one darkspine XD.


It combines shorter cues into longer cues and removes the title music from the end and start of episodes. Everything from the isolated score is here.

That would be great thank you bud :)

Ah, it's a 404 error for me too. Here's the straight download link for Remembrance from 193 then: https://mega.nz/#!iJgHiSZS!PrR8TmRkIMAIMvU4-MNVehrGtd5o55WnCRIRB86f2z4

Ah, it's a 404 error for me too. Here's the straight download link for Remembrance from 193 then: https://mega.nz/#!iJgHiSZS!PrR8TmRkIMAIMvU4-MNVehrGtd5o55WnCRIRB86f2z4

fantastic thanks bud appriciate it :)

'In the Bleak Midwinter' exists mostly in the center channel, but I'll see if I can clean it up and trim it a bit for the Bonus disk. :)
This score's really, really great. True, the last bits are just omnisphere patches at the end, but the original orchestra segments are fantastic!
Hope you all enjoy!

Silence (Part 1) (https://mega.nz/#!I0BUlAiK!KC9yLafsRCzxxIRW2tU7Heg5TZHenFVHryTiz4uzKSE)

I really adore the score for Remembrance. Something about perfectly sums up retro Doctor Who for me.

Thanks Zak, looking forwards to that bonus disc very much now :) Another quick question, in the bonus disc for Series 5 there were a couple of Adventure Games tracks with unused or extended sections compared to the ep, and I'm curious if there are many similar parts in Series 6?

As for Impossible Astronaut, I love the music from this one. The female vocals over the Doctor's Death are wonderful, and the title track is subtly reserved and gentle.

Yes, I have been able to isolate some instruments and assemble them to their in-mastered state. It's a gamble though, it seems to work better with some tracks than others. I've only gone through and analyzed 'I Am The Doctor' so far. I've managed to get the percussion, chorus, some strings and brass but not all is salvageable.

However it is very hard to compile and list so that is the main reason I haven't released it. It's all sorted differently by when I process it, not when it's used in the show. It's just about 100 folders with 4C19B or some combination of letters and numbers. Then, from there, you have you main cues, alternate cues, and your stems. Some cues I have in 5.1 which really is a pain to organize.

It's all wumbly-jumbly for now. I'll see what I can do.

Edit:
I'm currently working on sorting things out. I've managed to manipulate the opening/closing themes to exclude/isolate the various instruments or synths. Very interesting to hear, indeed. It's destructive and messy but still fun to do. Hearing the 2010 theme with no lead synth is amazing. With a couple more weeks, I could completely disassemble the theme, leaving each instrument isolated.

That would be awesome. Can't wait to hear the eleventh doctor theme samples. Could you do the same with the 2005 theme?

'In the Bleak Midwinter' exists mostly in the center channel, but I'll see if I can clean it up and trim it a bit for the Bonus disk. :)
This score's really, really great. True, the last bits are just omnisphere patches at the end, but the original orchestra segments are fantastic!
Hope you all enjoy!

Silence (Part 1) (https://mega.nz/#!I0BUlAiK!KC9yLafsRCzxxIRW2tU7Heg5TZHenFVHryTiz4uzKSE)

I really adore the score for Remembrance. Something about perfectly sums up retro Doctor Who for me.

these are awesome Zak and yeah, i do like the score from remembrance and the design of the daleks

'In the Bleak Midwinter' exists mostly in the center channel, but I'll see if I can clean it up and trim it a bit for the Bonus disk. :)
This score's really, really great. True, the last bits are just omnisphere patches at the end, but the original orchestra segments are fantastic!
Hope you all enjoy!

Silence (Part 1) (https://mega.nz/#!I0BUlAiK!KC9yLafsRCzxxIRW2tU7Heg5TZHenFVHryTiz4uzKSE)

I really adore the score for Remembrance. Something about perfectly sums up retro Doctor Who for me.

Same had to get it :D Also trying to find out what synths the guy used...i know its on the silver nemesis making of but i don't have a VHS player anymore to watch my tape!. Oh which reminds me did anyone also get the earthshock soundtrack before it died?

Ah, it's a 404 error for me too. Here's the straight download link for Remembrance from 193 then: https://mega.nz/#!iJgHiSZS!PrR8TmRkIMAIMvU4-MNVehrGtd5o55WnCRIRB86f2z4

Oh, only just noticed this isn't rememberance bud, its dragon fire :( (though i also wanted that too lol).

thank you friend for bringing and sharing this great collection greetings

Here is the link for Remembrance (MP3) https://mega.nz/#!SdgE2LDa!Vm5f3k7UPRy1KBK2nNObxXxCyTIreBOZ1jD6I-nSv94

Can anyone upload the score from Shada 2017 please?

Can anyone upload the score from Shada 2017 please?

It hasn't had a release and all that's available is a very short suite from the photo gallery which no one has ripped yet. (I'd do it but I have the bluray and no means of ripping it unfortunately)

Chris Eden I was wondering how close we are to having another of your brilliant recreations?

Sorry, I took a rather long leave of absence. Here goes!

"Day of the Moon" has a few low points where the tracked stuff gets in the way of the overall listening experience, but cues like 'Greystark Hall' and 'The Majestic Tale' really make this one worth a listen! That, and the aforementioned 'Majestic Tale' was probably one of my most complicated edits yet. I really kinda wish the ost track 'Day of the Moon' had been used, even if I somehow doubt it was even written for the episode (hint, hint, "the Girl Who Waited.")

"The Curse of the Black Spot" has a pretty fantastic score! Not much to say, just very pirate-ish. I really like the variation of 'Double Doctor' which scores the mutiny scene and sounds great. I really wish we'd gotten a bit more of it from the Gunpowder Plot than those few seconds!

Welcome to "The Doctor's Wife," where the track 'Trust Me' has been used in every new episode thus far! Lots of Omnisphere patches for sure. The original orchestral stuff is really fantastic as well, such as the first part of the cue 'Distress Calls.'

"The Rebel Flesh" is amazing. A mediocre episode, yes, but the score is my favorite of series 6 so far! It seems to have been performed by a smaller acoustic orchestra a la "The Lodger" and "Vincent and the Doctor." The composition itself included throughout the episode is surprisingly Series 6 in nature, and really defines the season for me as a horror type.

"The Almost People," like it's predecessor, is excellently scored, even if the majority are reorchestrations of cues from the previous. Even so, the new versions sound brilliant and really add a feeling of progression when the two are listened to in sequence. Also, shoutout in particular to 'Loving isn't Knowing,' which pops up around the episode and is one of my favorite emotional tracks of the show, definitely my favorite cue of the season so far.

Hope you all enjoy!

Silence (Part 2) (https://mega.nz/#!txxwGLpK!-evspGzroQRh2DQ6NPG9qn4cPVzYCXbaS3ebkKY9-_g)
Siren (https://mega.nz/#!chRXEA5R!vNv3ezAxvet0wjxO-8orioX1pusqE90a2OM11hzsT34)
Idris (https://mega.nz/#!o0wRwTKJ!dCYzM58Oqwh39tF7QLxX2UcuLIGQe77jGgmN4hEmfh4)
Ganger (Part 1) (https://mega.nz/#!QxokCLrb!sYutWDto3Qq63RyVfD1hj_JVg6REOWh1C2hpao-uSEc)
Ganger (Part 2) (https://mega.nz/#!t8QGCAIT!eQ0jwCGaisBefRmOsrWjNEpizLPmAvnlvANckmt_52Q)

That definitely makes up for your absence! Thanks, Zak!

Thank you so much zak!!!
Good to see you again!

NEVERMIND!

Hi I am a new person here and I would like to answer badthunder's question by saying this

I am working on the Shada score and should be out by the end of the year I hope

Beavers

I am working on the Shada score and should be out by the end of the year I hope

How are you working on it? Are you ripping it from the 5.1 mix? Will you include the clean excerpt from the photo gallery? However you do it, I cannot wait.

IDK if this person is involved, but Mark Ayres did say on twitter a month or two ago that he was hoping to get Silva Screen to release it on CD

I have the 5.1 mix and am having to reconstruct some parts of it mainly the bits before and after the opening credits and I will release the Photo Gallery music with it too

Does anyone have the US 2 disc 50th-anniversary soundtrack or the TV Movie original release in FLAC?

Zak, what makes you think the track Day of the Moon was composed for Girl Who Waited?

I noticed on re-listening that Ransacked from The Rebel Flesh shared it's theme with the Day track, just slowed down.

I love theorizing about this track, to be honest.
The entire cue seems to fit the scene in Girl Who Waited strangely well (when synced up and edited properly), whereas I couldn't really find a scene in Day of the Moon that would've fit the scene. However, I noticed the first part doesn't quite match the tone of the scene, and the Gunpowder Plot confirmed that the two parts were indeed recorded as one cue, so I'm not sure what that's about. It definitely also contains the motif from Day of the Moon, despite not carrying the sort of tone set for the episode. The Gunpowder Plot also originally had me thinking it only held cues from the first part of the season, but it contains cues from the Wedding of River Song, as well as an excerpt from Let's Kill Hitler.
Essentially, I believe it was either written for the Girl Who Waited specifically (while also containing motifs set for the entire season), or it's one of the most perfect matched-up tracks in the whole season that was somehow written for Day of the Moon. Could be either, really.
Out of curiosity, what part of 'Ransacked' did you hear in this cue? I quite like both tracks and I've never noticed a similarity.

At any rate, the score for "A Good Man Goes to War", while well composed, is utterly bizarre in it's execution. Murray has used smaller acoustic orchestras for episodes since series 3, as confirmed in an interview I read, but this episode has the strangest one I've heard yet. Something about it just sounds quite odd, and I can't tell if it's the mixing or the orchestra itself that sounds off. Again, it's pretty good score as a whole, but it sounds somewhat out of place next to the others.

"Let's Kill Hitler," on the other hand, is spectacular. Perhaps not the episode, that is, but the score! 'The Enigma of River Song' is a fantastic emotional cue, and the score itself contains a few cues from "Wedding of River Song," which interestingly don't really sound out of place. In-between all of the generic transition stings, of course. Overall, great score for a meh episode.

Hope you all enjoy!

Melody (https://mega.nz/#!p4xThaoS!lFs9LTlCVTSllNK1Z2-EfWivH36Dj1w1Cfgs7aAOxy8)
Teselecta (https://mega.nz/#!h4I1FaZR!VNF0O4OcjB1RxBYeKpexaSlEMs-PnzZ8G_57uW79HUM)

Thank you Zak!

Thanks, Zak! Curious about the Let's Kill Hitler excerpt found in The Gunpowder Plot now, what is it?

Thanks, Zak! Curious about the Let's Kill Hitler excerpt found in The Gunpowder Plot now, what is it?

No problem! The excerpt's nothing special, really. It's just the end of the OST track, 'When a River Forms.' It's so incredibly brief I left it off ACAT, but here it is if you want to listen for yourself.

River Forms Cue (https://mega.nz/#!M1ZikRyJ!k1KFsy7WVNABA9omYCpXrV6Zo-ehaIGEagHrYMyiDPY)

Yeah, I can see why you left it off, now. Still, it's interesting to know it isn't just music from the first half of the series in The Gunpowder Plot. (There's Wedding of River Song cues too, right? That just seems strange... You sure they're not from earlier just tracked?)

Yeah, I can see why you left it off, now. Still, it's interesting to know it isn't just music from the first half of the series in The Gunpowder Plot. (There's Wedding of River Song cues too, right? That just seems strange... You sure they're not from earlier just tracked?)

I'm reasonably sure they're from the second half of the series mainly due to the track 'Sweetie,' as it seems to have been written specifically for the scene. There's also 'Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart,' which seems to be in the same situation. '5:02 PM' is a tad generic in comparison and could possibly have been written at another point, but I don't think it was. The thing is, we had four adventure games come out between series 5 and series 6, and none of them had music from "The Pandorica Opens" two-parter, and the Gunpowder Plot didn't either. I'm not exactly sure why this is, but from the looks of it, it seems that the producers just stuck away from the season finales and everything else in the second half. For all we know, everything in the 'Unused Suite 2' I compiled could be unused stuff from the second half of the season. It's really quite odd, and there's unfortunately no concrete explanation that I've found as of yet.

Link has been taken down :-(

I love theorizing about this track, to be honest.
The entire cue seems to fit the scene in Girl Who Waited strangely well (when synced up and edited properly), whereas I couldn't really find a scene in Day of the Moon that would've fit the scene. However, I noticed the first part doesn't quite match the tone of the scene, and the Gunpowder Plot confirmed that the two parts were indeed recorded as one cue, so I'm not sure what that's about. It definitely also contains the motif from Day of the Moon, despite not carrying the sort of tone set for the episode. The Gunpowder Plot also originally had me thinking it only held cues from the first part of the season, but it contains cues from the Wedding of River Song, as well as an excerpt from Let's Kill Hitler.
Essentially, I believe it was either written for the Girl Who Waited specifically (while also containing motifs set for the entire season), or it's one of the most perfect matched-up tracks in the whole season that was somehow written for Day of the Moon. Could be either, really.
Out of curiosity, what part of 'Ransacked' did you hear in this cue? I quite like both tracks and I've never noticed a similarity.

At any rate, the score for "A Good Man Goes to War", while well composed, is utterly bizarre in it's execution. Murray has used smaller acoustic orchestras for episodes since series 3, as confirmed in an interview I read, but this episode has the strangest one I've heard yet. Something about it just sounds quite odd, and I can't tell if it's the mixing or the orchestra itself that sounds off. Again, it's pretty good score as a whole, but it sounds somewhat out of place next to the others.

"Let's Kill Hitler," on the other hand, is spectacular. Perhaps not the episode, that is, but the score! 'The Enigma of River Song' is a fantastic emotional cue, and the score itself contains a few cues from "Wedding of River Song," which interestingly don't really sound out of place. In-between all of the generic transition stings, of course. Overall, great score for a meh episode.

Hope you all enjoy!

Melody (https://mega.nz/#!p4xThaoS!lFs9LTlCVTSllNK1Z2-EfWivH36Dj1w1Cfgs7aAOxy8)
Teselecta (https://mega.nz/#!h4I1FaZR!VNF0O4OcjB1RxBYeKpexaSlEMs-PnzZ8G_57uW79HUM)

Which scene in Girl Who Waited do you mean? The section in Ransacked that sounds like Day of the Moon to me is the first 48 seconds or so, which seems to be a slowed variant of the main part of DoTM.

Would someone be so kind as to point me in the direction of a decent quality rip of the Audio Visuals theme(s)?

Audio Visuals Theme, isn't that a mixture of Howell and Derbyshire? Or am I mistaken for something else?

Audio Visuals Theme, isn't that a mixture of Howell and Derbyshire? Or am I mistaken for something else?

Nope, though i can see how you might have come to that conclusion. For some utterly inexplicable reason, whoever put the audio visuals up on archive.org replaced the original theme music with remixes from Whomix and youtube. I'm referring to the original themes (both the AV Series 1-3 version and the Series 4 one that was later used in The Natural History of Fear)

Oh really? Well, that's interesting. I'm very interested to hear the originals. Someone must have them somewhere.

Oh really? Well, that's interesting. I'm very interested to hear the originals. Someone must have them somewhere.

Here are some low-quality rips of them (mind you, not as low-quality as some of the copies I had to sift through just to get these!)

Audio Visuals s1-3 theme (https://www.dropbox.com/s/n16q1hngeigups1/AV%20s1-3%20theme.mp3?dl=0)
Audio Visuals s4 theme (https://www.dropbox.com/s/j5si6xt1pygj7vz/AV%20s4%20theme.mp3?dl=0)

Oh wow! These are fantastic! Not exactly what I expected having being used to the Doctor Who Theme, but certainly love these! I'm trying to search around myself.

Hello Could anybody reup the following link PLEASE?
Doctor Who - 119 The Visitation (drmatt) soundtrack
https://mega.nz/#!tPJmQKzJ!EmMPP9-eOP7HiORFiEZdtsi_AFpEW_ip6XR1k0aDLhU
link is dead looking for drmatt's 2nd edition that opens with dialogue excerpt!

Hello Could anybody reup the following link PLEASE?
Doctor Who - 119 The Visitation (drmatt) soundtrack
https://mega.nz/#!tPJmQKzJ!EmMPP9-eOP7HiORFiEZdtsi_AFpEW_ip6XR1k0aDLhU
link is dead looking for drmatt's 2nd edition that opens with dialogue excerpt!

A re-up of Dr Matt's State of Decay would be great too

On top of those 'Audio Visuals' Themes, I have been looking for a HQ version of the Distant J Theme. I kind of doubt there is, but i though i'd ask.

Does anyone know whats happened to the 9th 10th and 11th Doctor era collections as I would like to download them

Does anyone know whats happened to the 9th 10th and 11th Doctor era collections as I would like to download them

That was a fan project, by Impossibleego (http://forums.ffshrine.org/member.php?u=700899), and not something official. Those were removed because they didn't add anything new, as they just used whatever fan rips of the music were available a few years ago. Since then there's been far better and more complete rips done so nothing of the old is needed. (I've made sure not to have any duplicates in the index)

Chris Eden are there any updates on recreations from series 9?

Excuse me but where is there an updated list of links for the albums?

Excuse me but where is there an updated list of links for the albums?

Ahh, right here! CGCJ made an index post.

Thread 72196

Has anyone attempted to isolate the score to The Sontaran Experiment? I don't see anything on here of it, so i thought i'd ask.

Sorry. Is there a link for The Girl In The Fireplace bootleg leak that was shared by Amanda?

.

I asked Silva Screen about Series 10:

"We hope Series 10 will be scheduled soon, but currently we do not have any concrete information regarding the release."

New series of Doctor Who to be scored by composer Segun Akinola (http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/entries/6e908208-0ebe-4a2d-bcba-16f3c3a47032). So, thoughts?

I don't really have anything to say on this until we actually get to hear some his work on the series.

I'm very curious about this selection and excited to hear his work!

I'm interested on what his new take on the Theme Tune is going be like.

From what I see, another orchestral, but i'm wondering if there is going to be any previous theme material in there ..... probably not.

Sorry. Is there a link for The Girl In The Fireplace bootleg leak that was shared by Amanda?

Zak103's folder contains all the leaked music, as well a rip of the missing tracks.

https://mega.nz/#!Y94zkCZK!MItvS5mq6ETx4LKxqv4u1bG1IKqWpvrVioifh8zuSt4

Thank you.

Saw this earlier on Friday but forgot to share it: https://www.facebook.com/207477536348912/posts/622538604842801/

Last Thursday, Blair Mowat and the DW Official Soundtracks Facebook page announced the release of the Class soundtrack album this summer on Silva Screen. The linked video is a short snippet of Mowat mastering a track called "Souls Released".

I recall someone asking for the photo gallery music from the 2017 Shada release so thought I would have a go at ripping it.

https://mega.nz/#!heAVXYLb!kxAXpGgUtNwyp6nbCQMqpVkSnf9-ozW8ExOJ-SQPMXQ

I recall someone asking for the photo gallery music from the 2017 Shada release so thought I would have a go at ripping it.

https://mega.nz/#!heAVXYLb!kxAXpGgUtNwyp6nbCQMqpVkSnf9-ozW8ExOJ-SQPMXQ

Thanks!

I'm interested on what his new take on the Theme Tune is going be like.

From what I see, another orchestral, but i'm wondering if there is going to be any previous theme material in there ..... probably not.

There may be hints to the new series theme (and opening titles) in the intro on the new Season 12 Blu Rays. Have a look and see what you think (don't ask me to post it, I've no way to rip a blu ray). :) Quite why they are not using Tom Baker's logo on these box sets I just don't understand.

I'm interested on what his new take on the Theme Tune is going be like.

From what I see, another orchestral, but i'm wondering if there is going to be any previous theme material in there ..... probably not.

What I would like to know about the blu ray of Tom Baker's first season is that, is Genesis of the Daleks in dual mono or in 5.1?

Quite why they are not using Tom Baker's logo on these box sets I just don't understand.

It's because merchandise is generally branded with the series' current logo and always has been. In the late 70s and 80s Target books would use the newest logo, at that time the diamond logo and then the neon logo, no matter which Doctor's era the books were from. The first home video of Doctor Who way back in 1983 was a Tom Baker story from Season 12 and yet was packaged with the then-current Peter Davison era logo. When the DVDs came along, discs from every season were packaged with the then-current McGann logo. Knowing how OCD fans can be, they stuck with it even when the new 2005 logo came along!

The blu-rays are also targeting the mainstream audience, it's not just fans who will buy these sets (Tom and Jon certainly, Colin and Sylv less so!), so a classy modern look works far better in that context. They could have gone with every season packaged under its own logo but TBH a collection with half a dozen different logos used on varying numbers of spines would look pretty messy.

And what would they do for seasons where logos changed part way through?? Aarrrghhhh! Does not compute!!! OCD meltdown!!! :)

What I would like to know about the blu ray of Tom Baker's first season is that, is Genesis of the Daleks in dual mono or in 5.1?

It has a 5.1 surround sound option (as well as the original mono and a commentary).

---------- Post added at 07:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:20 AM ----------


It's because merchandise is generally branded with the series' current logo and always has been. In the late 70s and 80s Target books would use the newest logo, at that time the diamond logo and then the neon logo, no matter which Doctor's era the books were from. The first home video of Doctor Who way back in 1983 was a Tom Baker story from Season 12 and yet was packaged with the then-current Peter Davison era logo. When the DVDs came along, discs from every season were packaged with the then-current McGann logo. Knowing how OCD fans can be, they stuck with it even when the new 2005 logo came along!

The blu-rays are also targeting the mainstream audience, it's not just fans who will buy these sets (Tom and Jon certainly, Colin and Sylv less so!), so a classy modern look works far better in that context. They could have gone with every season packaged under its own logo but TBH a collection with half a dozen different logos used on varying numbers of spines would look pretty messy.

And what would they do for seasons where logos changed part way through?? Aarrrghhhh! Does not compute!!! OCD meltdown!!! :)

I don't entirely care for the packaging either. We get a big bulky box, everyone else gets a 6 disc slimline blu amaray case. I'm sure a lot will like the box, I'm just not one of them. Discs 3 & 5 also have faults on them and BBC Worldwide are sending out free replacements.

It has a 5.1 surround sound option (as well as the original mono and a commentary).

---------- Post added at 07:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:20 AM ----------



I don't entirely care for the packaging either. We get a big bulky box, everyone else gets a 6 disc slimline blu amaray case. I'm sure a lot will like the box, I'm just not one of them. Discs 3 & 5 also have faults on them and BBC Worldwide are sending out free replacements.


im just wondering cause if its possible to extract the music from genesis of the daleks

im just wondering cause if its possible to extract the music from genesis of the daleks

I doubt it would sound very good, as none of the original music survives and in order to create this 5.1 mix Mark Ayres will have had to extract everything from the original mono mix, which of-course will not be perfectly isolated.

I doubt it would sound very good, as none of the original music survives and in order to create this 5.1 mix Mark Ayres will have had to extract everything from the original mono mix, which of-course will not be perfectly isolated.

To make the 5.1 mix all that would of existed would be Dick Mills sound effects which like other stories have been processed to stereo.

I don't have that Season 12 set, but I'm somewhat skeptical about hints to the new titles/theme being included. There's still three months until S11 airs (enough time for Akinola to start scoring), which makes me wonder whether this set could even be able to contain such hints if it was produced so early on.

With that said however, the use of this new logo is part of Doctor Who's big reinvigoration campaign, which now mandates that all products (including Classic Series ones) include the 2018 logo. This aspect does suggest to me that the theme may be hidden in the S12 set as you said, as they're trying to bind all parts of the Doctor Who brand together this year.

I don't have that Season 12 set, but I'm somewhat skeptical about hints to the new titles/theme being included.

It's literally just the logo reveal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMGiqAYL1Mw) that was released back in February, which plays after the BBC logo before the menu opens.

It's literally just the logo reveal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMGiqAYL1Mw) that was released back in February, which plays after the BBC logo before the menu opens.

Well I did use the word ''may'' in my original post. :)

There may be hints to the new series theme (and opening titles) in the intro on the new Season 12 Blu Rays. Have a look and see what you think (don't ask me to post it, I've no way to rip a blu ray). :) Quite why they are not using Tom Baker's logo on these box sets I just don't understand.

Sorry, I got no Notification for this thread, for some reason this keeps happening ... :( I don't own the Blu Rays, but i think i know what your getting at.

It has a 5.1 surround sound option (as well as the original mono and a commentary).

---------- Post added at 07:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:20 AM ----------



I don't entirely care for the packaging either. We get a big bulky box, everyone else gets a 6 disc slimline blu amaray case. I'm sure a lot will like the box, I'm just not one of them. Discs 3 & 5 also have faults on them and BBC Worldwide are sending out free replacements.

Is this worldwide or just in the UK?

I've ordered the set here in USA and was wondering if I'll have to contact BBC in order to get proper discs myself.

Is this worldwide or just in the UK?

I've ordered the set here in USA and was wondering if I'll have to contact BBC in order to get proper discs myself.

As far as I am aware it's a worldwide thing and the issue is with the sound. Apparently on these two discs, if you're using a proper sound system, the soundtrack only comes out of the rear speaker (I only have the inbuilt tv speakers and you don't notice a thing). In the UK, we have been told to request new discs from [email protected] (just send your details plus a copy of the receipt or a pic of your box set). You could try e-mailing them to see what you need to do for US discs but I suspect it will be the same routine for you.

http://merchandise.thedoctorwhosite.co.uk/doctor-who-season-12-blu-ray-limited-edition-packaging/comment-page-1/

Did a search but couldn't find a link with a heart beat, so I was wondering if someone would be kind enough to re-up DrMatt's The Seeds of Doom (Special Edition Soundtrack)?

Scratch that. Found it.

Could you possibly post a link? The one on the master index is not for the 2-CD version. Many thanks.

Could you possibly post a link? The one on the master index is not for the 2-CD version. Many thanks.

I can answer my own question - the link to the 2-CD Seeds of Doom is on page 193.

Does anybody still have any of DrMatt1974's soundtracks in FLAC? I have managed to track down a couple from the index posts but miss a large majority. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Does anybody still have any of DrMatt1974's soundtracks in FLAC? I have managed to track down a couple from the index posts but miss a large majority. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
From what I can tell, the majority are still up on page 193:
Thread 72196

Edit: Ah, but not all in flac form.

I heard the new version Shada will be coming onto July 19th in BBC America. I hope to watch that.

---------- Post added at 02:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:52 AM ----------

I wonder if anyone have like the alternative soundtrack of Mark of the rani from John Lewis for Part 1?

From what I can tell, the majority are still up on page 193:
Thread 72196

Edit: Ah, but not all in flac form.

Thank you for the help darkspine10. That is where I initially looked and only found a couple of links still active for FLAC. I was hoping others had downloaded them and still had them to share or could direct me where I may find them.

I heard the new version Shada will be coming onto July 19th in BBC America. I hope to watch that.

---------- Post added at 02:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:52 AM ----------

I wonder if anyone have like the alternative soundtrack of Mark of the rani from John Lewis for Part 1?

The Mark of the Rani DVD has the option to watch it with it? That's all i know

Has anyone been able to re-upload the Earthshock soundtrack atall? The one on the front page won't connect and keeps timeing out

Has anyone been able to re-upload the Earthshock soundtrack atall? The one on the front page won't connect and keeps timeing out

Hello!

I downloaded this back a few years ago, here you go!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nd2wpbzpe910cg8/06%20Earthshock%20%28Suite%29.mp3?dl=0

To tide people over to the next DM release here are some DW related Radiophonic Workshop material:

All titles are from album with remastering from the very nice fellow who put them up.

Ripping Yarns (http://yarnsripped.blogspot.ca/)

These are merely a few selections but there is much more.

Doctor Who: 30 Years at the Radiophonic Workshop:

manford36borough_071.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?4560hy57x5u6mq4)


Space Invaded BBC Space Themes:

manford36borough_036.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?kz8jzo4az8kzxd2)


Fourth Dimension - Paddy Kingsland

manford36borough_034.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?28cr33rc8o09a59)


Through A Glass Darkly - Peter Howell

manford36borough_033.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?bzau9cn6nbglnmh)


The Soundhouse - The 1983 RWS 25th Anniversary Album

manford36borough_020.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?2mum3h7oxojlx7y)


BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21: The 1979 21st Anniversary Album

manford36borough_019.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?p008a815m2bkcza)


BBC Space Themes

manford36borough_016.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?8vv6bqya5s53jmk)


Out Of This World Atmospheric Sounds and Effects from The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

manford36borough_014.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?c4rydit3xeby34b)


Sound Effects No.26 Sci-Fi Sound Effects

manford36borough_013.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?34gi29ingi342z5)


The Body In Question - Peter Howell

manford36borough_001.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?5cml8cplr3eh44p)


Legend - Peter Howell

manford36borough_078.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?8wzijvuya2q6sbu)


BBC Sound Effects No.27 - Even More Death and Horror

manford36borough_065.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?aw5b1v1a516y0oo)


BBC Sound Effects No. 21 - More Death And Horror

manford36borough_060.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?qwmoy7ezhf3t8i5)


BBC Sound Effects Vol.13 - Death & Horror

manford36borough_057.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?n5d5r8krv10rtct)


BBC Sound Effects Vol.23 Relaxing Sounds

manford36borough_007.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?s73rca5y1ccfuk0)


World Of Sound, a 75th Anniversary collection of theme tunes from BBC radio and television

manford36borough_046.rar (http://www.mediafire.com/?a8dly17m49ty644)

Amazingly, the 5+ year old links in this post still seem to be active.

Hello!

I downloaded this back a few years ago, here you go!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nd2wpbzpe910cg8/06%20Earthshock%20%28Suite%29.mp3?dl=0

Nice one thanks bud :D although i could have sworn a proper one got made with every track...perhaps my memory is going.

Nice one thanks bud :D although i could have sworn a proper one got made with every track...perhaps my memory is going.

The link for DrMatt's edit of the isolated score in the index post (Thread 72196) should still work.

The link for DrMatt's edit of the isolated score in the index post (Thread 72196) should still work.

I checked that one, it's been removed unfortunately. I found it in my collection and uploaded it to Dropbox.

I checked that one, it's been removed unfortunately. I found it in my collection and uploaded it to Dropbox.

Oh nice one again man might i get a link please? (or is that what the MP3 was?).

That's what the MP3 was. :)

That's what the MP3 was. :)

You've only uploaded a suite. When I have time I'll re-up DrMatt's edit in flac.

Ohhhhhhhhhh, I have the Era Collections by Impossibleego. That's where i pulled it from, well shoot.

You've only uploaded a suite. When I have time I'll re-up DrMatt's edit in flac.

Would be very appreciative thank you bud :)


Ohhhhhhhhhh, I have the Era Collections by Impossibleego. That's where i pulled it from, well shoot.

I knew i wasn't going crazy! XD It's ok though great to have both. In return to everyone i have a massive "Themes" folder i downloaded from a torrent back in 2006, theres every iteration of every doctors intro / outro (plus a bunch that wern't used) from hartnell to mccoy plus ALL the extras like dimensions in time, the sinclair spectrum game theme, "big finish" themes all sorts. If people would like it let me know :).

I've been trying to collect together pieces of music from the show that reference the main theme and was wondering if anyone could help me with two of them:
Enlightenment when Tegan, Marriner and co. think that the Doctor and Turlough have been thrown overboard and Timelash from near the end of Part Two?

Does anyone know if they've been released at all and if so, where?

Thanks in advance for any help :)

I've been trying to collect together pieces of music from the show that reference the main theme and was wondering if anyone could help me with two of them:
Enlightenment when Tegan, Marriner and co. think that the Doctor and Turlough have been thrown overboard and Timelash from near the end of Part Two?

Does anyone know if they've been released at all and if so, where?

Thanks in advance for any help :)

Wouldn't mind a link to your set when done.

I was going through the Photo Gallery audio tracks. Was the music used in The Reign of Terror and Planet of the Giants?

I was going through the Photo Gallery audio tracks. Was the music used in The Reign of Terror and Planet of the Giants?

The Reign of Terror just used some French sounding music that I don't think was used, and as for Planet of Giants it might be what was used in the reconstruction of the original part 3&4 but I've never seen that so can't be sure.

Thanks :)

Can anyone upload with scans, if possible, DOCTOR WHO- THE CORRIDOR OF ELERNITY-THE MUSIC OF PADDY KINGSLAND? Don't know if it's in this thread, haven't been able to find it. Thanks

Can anyone upload with scans, if possible, DOCTOR WHO- THE CORRIDOR OF ELERNITY-THE MUSIC OF PADDY KINGSLAND? Don't know if it's in this thread, haven't been able to find it. Thanks

As far as I know, it was only available on cassette to those in the appreciation society and contains music from Castrovalva and Mawdryn Undead, similarly to Black Light. Unless anyone has the cassette that they can rip the music from, I don't think you would get it. The link for DrMatt1974's Castrovalva soundtrack still works on CGCJ's index post but not for Mawdryn Undead.

As far as I know, it was only available on cassette to those in the appreciation society and contains music from Castrovalva and Mawdryn Undead, similarly to Black Light. Unless anyone has the cassette that they can rip the music from, I don't think you would get it. The link for DrMatt1974's Castrovalva soundtrack still works on CGCJ's index post but not for Mawdryn Undead.

Links to DrMatt's soundtracks for Castrovalva and Mawdryn are still active on page 193. I think the consensus is that, with these, Corridor of Eternity is redundant.

Looks like the Class soundtrack isn't too far off now; quite surprised that they've commissioned new artwork for the vinyl rather than just using the usual "hallway of doom" promotional picture... http://www.doctorwhomusic.com/class/

Interesting that they list both the CD and Vinyl releases as having bonus disks. Wouldn't both having bonus disks make the "bonus" aspect moot? Unless they will contain different additional score cues, which is probably very unlikely. I have no real interest in the score, though, other-than the few cues that contain Murray Gold themes from the first episode. I'm surprised that this is actually getting released, as I'm really not sure if there even is a demand for a release of the score, seeing how poorly received the series was. I guess this has only come about due to the BigFinish release.

Confused. What is/was Class?

Confused. What is/was Class?

A spin-off that is way better than people give it credit for that aired in 2016 that received no marketing from BBC, so obviously was a failure and subsequently cancelled (but has been revived by Big Finish). It was set at Coal Hill and followed the adventures of a group of students there, unofficially tasked by the Doctor as Coal Hill's defence against the alien threats it attracts. Imagine Buffy but with aliens instead of vampires and you basically have what they were trying to do with Class. It received good reviews from critics, with some of the episodes (Nightvisiting, Detained and The Metaphysical Engine Or What Quill Did) being widely praised. Sadly, BBC had no idea who to market the show to as the show has very adult themes but yet is not quite an adult show either. BBC then chose to barely market it and quietly cancel it, despite critics praising the show and pointing out how much potential it had. Similar to The Fades, it was a show BBC3 made that was perfect for it's target audience (teenagers) but was cancelled because it didn't meet lofty expectations due to poor marketing, despite great reviews.

It's very different to Doctor Who and is a very different side to the Doctor Who universe that was cancelled just as it was finding it's feet. A lot of fans also wrote it off without actually giving it a chance.

Oh wow ok speaking of spin offs (or kind of), I don't know if it's music has ever been released but due to all these doctor who soundtracks I will hold out hope. Back in the very early 90s, BBC over here had an AMAZING TV show called "Dark Season"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npkYRsMuZyM&list=PLLPeBK9pNWHQ7CSejRjhkG-lP17R_qH9u (SWEAR TO GOD they modeled wesker on Eldritch XD)

If anyone has the OST to this I will personally worship you. Why am i talking about all this? The writer was Russel T Davis, this is pretty much what got him brought back to doctor who all those years later (he even modeled the lead girl on sylvestor mccoy too) also has kate winslet in her first role. You will also notice they sampled the aliens soundtrack as well which freaked me the hell out back then XD damn good for a teen show...when the BBC actually gave a crap, after this all we got was the worst witch or insert other crap (which what's-her-face completely copied to make harry potter lol).

Edit: also finished off the front cover for the "Themes in Time" album i've made using Danny Stewart's old rips (thanks for getting me that info Doctor Theme :) )

Again if anyone wants it lemme know.

Do we reckon there's any chance of a series 10 ost before series 11 starts?

I very much doubt it as there's been nothing announced, but I live in hope we'll get it by the end of the year

Confused. What is/was Class?

Short answer: dreadful.


Apparently, the editor of Doctor Who Magazine was sacked for saying so (not in print though, as far as I know). Peter Capaldi appeared in episode one so there is some interest for "Doctor Who" fans, sadly the series overall was a laboured and preachy exercise in YA drama. It was supposed to be one of the big draws when BBC Three went online only but, like the Doctor, the audience dematerialised after episode one.

virtually all of dr.matts 5th doc soundtracks are down

If you want my honest opinion, Yeah, Class was absolutely boring. I watched episode 1 and i just found that it wasn't interesting enough for me to see the rest of the series. From what i remember of it, it's like a bad knock off version of Doctor Who placed in a school.

Well ok but many shows take time to mature and evolve? If one were to judge by Encounter at Farpoint, Next Gen would never have happened. And to be totally frank, if I just went by Rose alone I would never have watched the reboot of the ole Doc. Surely at least the season? Maybe more? But I'm old and grumpy so disregard this rant?

Well ok but many shows take time to mature and evolve? If one were to judge by Encounter at Farpoint, Next Gen would never have happened. And to be totally frank, if I just went by Rose alone I would never have watched the reboot of the ole Doc. Surely at least the season? Maybe more? But I'm old and grumpy so disregard this rant?

All valid and reasonable, and thinking along those lines myself, I decided before it even started that I was going to watch the whole season of "Class". But it possibly got worse as it went along, it certainly didn't improve.

Being aware that I was not the target audience (a little old and grumpy myself!), I was prepared to make allowances. Honestly though, if I had been a young adult watching that, I would have felt incredibly patronised. It often felt like "here's today's lesson", and an "issue" would be dealt with, such as disability, bereavement, peer pressure, etc, in a sledgehammer fashion. Nothing turns off a teen audience quicker than talking down to them, and when adults can't watch it either, there's really no audience left for the show!

The Metaphysical Engine Or What Quill Did is probably one of the strongest episodes in the Whoniverse over the last few years alongside many others including Heaven Sent, The Doctor Falls and Listen.

Hi Everyone I am excited to say that I am working on the score for Genesis of the Daleks and you should be able to hear it by the end of August.

Beever

What happened to your work on Shada?

My work on Shada has had to be postponed due to a few things like the track names and stuff but Genesis is alot easier to do but if anyone can help me with track names for them I would be grateful and that would mean I could get Shada done aswell

---------- Post added at 11:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:11 AM ----------

However some of the tracks have some hints of speech because they are just isolation's that Mark Ayres has done due to the original score not existing

How do the isolations sound, are they up to a listenable standard? Do you think Mark Ayres would be able to get it good enough to be acceptable as a way of having the lost scores released? Or is that too much to ask knowing the source material he'd have to use.

I dont think we will be seeing an official release at all because some of them have obvious talking in and I am also having to do even more isolating to remove SFX and such like that.

Beevers

virtually all of dr.matts 5th doc soundtracks are down

I've just tried a random sample of the DrMatt 5th Doctor soundtrack links (MP3 versions) on page 193, and they all seemed to be active.

The spider dalek are you still doing recreations of doctor who music?

I've been trying to collect together pieces of music from the show that reference the main theme and was wondering if anyone could help me with two of them:
Enlightenment when Tegan, Marriner and co. think that the Doctor and Turlough have been thrown overboard and Timelash from near the end of Part Two?

Does anyone know if they've been released at all and if so, where?

Thanks in advance for any help :)

This link for the full Enligtenment soundtrack:
https://mega.nz/#!OZwVAR7L!USkQCB_jxkJB4wTugqucmlrqwmhweiU0eo6PCvdgcY8

There's no full score of Timelash that I've seen posted, so the best you'll do is the 6 minute suite from the 50th anniversary boxset:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlCZhaEnGOw

The piece you're after from Enlightenment was also included in its 50th anniversary suite.

---------- Post added at 02:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:40 AM ----------

Also, does anyone have the Mysterious Planet suite from the 50th anniversary boxset? I want to compare it to the Black Light soundtrack.

I've just tried a random sample of the DrMatt 5th Doctor soundtrack links (MP3 versions) on page 193, and they all seemed to be active.

You're spot on with those. I was using the link to page 377 in CGCJ's sig. Many thanks for letting me fill in some gaps.

This link for the full Enligtenment soundtrack:
https://mega.nz/#!OZwVAR7L!USkQCB_jxkJB4wTugqucmlrqwmhweiU0eo6PCvdgcY8

There's no full score of Timelash that I've seen posted, so the best you'll do is the 6 minute suite from the 50th anniversary boxset:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlCZhaEnGOw

The piece you're after from Enlightenment was also included in its 50th anniversary suite.

---------- Post added at 02:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:40 AM ----------

Also, does anyone have the Mysterious Planet suite from the 50th anniversary boxset? I want to compare it to the Black Light soundtrack.

Here you go:
https://mega.nz/#!8aIWUKYA!-z5Lx-jiiPm9pKTr8Z-pQdGdgtCu05gmYFWvONfDAi4

I've also included The Ultimate Foe suite from the same collection as well. Both are the extended versions found on the 11 disc set.

You're spot on with those. I was using the link to page 377 in CGCJ's sig. Many thanks for letting me fill in some gaps.

My pleasure! I think page 193 is the definitive location for DrMatt's soundtracks, eg, Seeds of Doom is a later version on there than on page 377.

All the versions of DrMatt's edits in the index post are the 2 disk ones, just with the artificial stereo edited (probably cutdown as-well) versions removed as I only ever kept the complete original mono versions. I haven't replaced the links with the known working ones as they're only MP3, and therefore not the best available versions. It would be good if someone could re-upload the flac versions, as I probably wont be able to for a while.

Seen like the two doctors OST link is down at page 377. Glad the DrMat rips are saved.

Does anyone have links for the two Cybertech albums? I've tried the links already in the thread, and they don't seem to work for me.... Many thanks!

Does anyone have links for the two Cybertech albums? I've tried the links already in the thread, and they don't seem to work for me.... Many thanks!

Active links for both CDs (MP3 and FLAC) are in DrMatt's post on page 193.

The Five Doctors soundtrack is coming!



https://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/35791/DOCTOR-WHO-THE-FIVE-DOCTORS/

1 Doctor Who - Opening Theme (The Five Doctors)
2 New Console
3 The Eye of Orion
4 Cosmic Angst
5 Melting Icebergs
6 Great Balls of Fire
7 My Other Selves
8 No Coordinates
9 Bus Stop
10 No Where, No Time
11 Dalek Alley and The Death Zone
12 Hand in the Wall
13 Who Are You?
14 The Dark Tower / My Best Enemy
15 The Game of Rassilon
16 Cybermen I
17 Below
18 Cybermen II
19 The Castellan Accused / Cybermen III
20 Raston Robot
21 Not the Mind Probe
22 Where There's a Wind, There's a Way
23 Cybermen vs Raston Robot
24 Above and Between
25 As Easy as Pi
26 Phantoms
27 The Tomb of Rassilon
28 Killing You Once was Never Enough
29 Oh, Borusa
30 Mindlock
31 Immortality
32 Doctor Who Closing Theme - The Five Doctors Edit
33 Death Zone Atmosphere
34 End of Episode 1 (Sarah Falls)
35 End of Episode 2 (Cybermen III variation)
36 End of Episode 3 (Nothing to Fear)
37 The Five Doctors Special Edition: Prologue (Premix)
38 Doctor Who - Opening Theme (The Five Doctors Special Edition)
39 The Five Doctors Special Edition: Prologue
40 The Eye of Orion / Cosmic Angst (Special Edition)
41 Melting Icebergs (Special Edition)
42 Great Balls of Fire (Special Edition)
43 My Other Selves (Special Edition)
44 Nothing Can Go Wrong (Special Edition)
45 Bus Stop (Special Edition)
46 No Where, No Time (Special Edition)
47 Enter Borusa (Special Edition)
48 Enter The Master (Special Edition)
49 Dalek Alley and The Death Zone (Special Edition)
50 Hand in the Wall (Special Edition)
51 Recall Signal (Special Edition)
52 Who Are You? / Tell Me All About It (Special Edition)
53 Thunderbolts (Special Edition)
54 The Dark Tower (Special Edition)
55 My Best Enemy (Special Edition)
56 The Game of Rassilon (Special Edition)
57 Cybermen I (Special Edition)
58 Below (Special Edition)
59 Cybermen II (Special Edition)
60 The Castellan Accused / Cybermen III (Special Edition)
61 Raston Robot (Special Edition)
62 Not the Mind Probe (Special Edition)
63 Where There's a Wind, There's a Way (Special Edition)
64 Cybermen vs Raston Robot (Special Edition)
65 Above and Between (Special Edition)
66 The Fortress of the Time Lords (Special Edition)
67 As Easy as Pi (Special Edition)
68 I Hope You've Got Your Sums Right / Phantoms (Special Edition)
69 The Tomb of Rassilon (Special Edition)
70 Killing You Once was Never Enough (Special Edition)
71 Oh, Borusa (Special Edition)
72 Mindlock (Special Edition)
73 Immortality (Special Edition)
74 Doctor Who Closing Theme - The Five Doctors Edit (Special Edition)
75 The Eye of Orion Atmosphere
76 Time Scoop
77 Transmat operates
78 Rassilon background
79 Borusa ring sequence
80 The Five Doctors Titles Zap

Great! But I'm still waiting for Don harper's score for The Invasion to be announced, as that was originally said to be coming, alongside The Five Doctors.

Active links for both CDs (MP3 and FLAC) are in DrMatt's post on page 193.

Thanks for this - they didn't work on my computer, but just tried another and now they do! Many thanks. Five Doctors looks great!

And The Invasion soundtrack too!



https://www4.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/35792/DOCTOR-WHO-THE-INVASION/

1 Doctor Who (new opening theme, 1967)
2 The Dark Side of the Moon (Music 2 Variation)
3 The Company (Music 7)
4 Hiding (Music 8)
5 International Electromatics Headquarters (Music 3)
6 Muzak
7 The Cyber Director (Music 5)
8 The Cybermen, My Allies (Music 7)
9 Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Music 12a)
10 Plans for Invasion (Music 8)
11 Mysteries (Music 12)
12 Fire Escape (Music 11)
13 The Dark Side of the Moon (Reprise) (Music 2)
14 The Cybermen, My Allies (Reprise) (Music 7, looped)
15 Music 4 (Trapped in Gas Chamber - v. 1 & 2)
16 Music 9
17 Music 10
18 Music 13
19 Music 14
20 Music 15a
21 Music 15b
22 Music 15c
23 Music 15d
24 Music 15e
25 Music 15f
26 Music 15g
27 Music 15h
28 Music 16a
29 Music 16b
30 Music 16c
31 Music 16d
32 Music 16e
33 Music 16f
34 Music 16g
35 Part of TARDIS disappears
36 All of TARDIS disappears
37 TARDIS take off slow and painful
38 International Electromatics Headquarters Exterior
39 International Electromatics Headquarters Interior
40 Computer Background
41 Computer Whirrs
42 Electronic Eye
43 Cyber Director Appears
44 Cyber Director Constant

I've made a 25 minute video with all the released music from The Mysterious Planet, including the album Black Light, 2 cues from the 50th Anniversary Suite, and 4 cues from the DVD Photo Gallery:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LumavwII4IA&feature=youtu.be

I've made a 25 minute video with all the released music from The Mysterious Planet, including the album Black Light, 2 cues from the 50th Anniversary Suite, and 4 cues from the DVD Photo Gallery:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LumavwII4IA&feature=youtu.be

Any chance you could post a download link for the individual cues? If not, It's ok, I can edit them myself. Thanks for taking the time to sort them, either way. Are you going to be doing this for any of the other parts of Trial of a Time Lord?

Any chance you could post a download link for the individual cues? If not, It's ok, I can edit them myself. Thanks for taking the time to sort them, either way. Are you going to be doing this for any of the other parts of Trial of a Time Lord?

I'll get the individual Photo Gallery cues, all the rest is on Black Light and the 50th anniversary soundtrack suite.

I can't really do much for the other Trial segments, Mindwarp has no surviving music, and Vervoids and Ultimate Foe have just their 50th suites available. It's possible there's some material on the photo galleries, but I don't know.

---------- Post added at 05:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:15 AM ----------

Here's the photo gallery music upload, includes some other tracks that were already on Black Light and the 50th:
https://mega.nz/#!poBz0SpZ!I_-bULajIym9A--qwou9o1A0sxKCVVBIPYMufZbNqDo

Edit: Guess there's some Ultimate Foe on Black Light too, might have a look.

I have done a break down of what has been released from Trail of a Timelord -
The Mysterious Planet - 51 minutes composed, 22 minutes released on Black light Album = 43%
Terror of the Verviods (suite) 8.26 - 33 minutes composed = 25%
The Ultimate Foe - 25 minutes composed, 14 minutes released on the Black Light Album = 56%

Dear all,
I have worked out how to complete alot of the scores (Shada and Genesis) and am delighted to say that I should hopefully have Shada finished by the end of the day if I can work out specific track names.

Beevers