Burneggroll - Thank you for the help and for being such an immense asset to this community. I am aware it is said often, but never enough: You are greatly appreciated.

Burneggroll - Thank you for the help and for being such an immense asset to this community. I am aware it is said often, but never enough: You are greatly appreciated.

I am unanimous in that!

Burneggroll - Thank you for the help and for being such an immense asset to this community. I am aware it is said often, but never enough: You are greatly appreciated.

Hear, Hear!

Hear, Hear!
Totally agree. It seems like ages since I 'dropped my laundry list on Burneggroll's dining room table & looked in his purse' (he knows what I mean by that, snigger)

He's helped me track down a few off my wants list plus sent a couple of things my way that I didnt even know about - Top Man!

Thanks for all you have done & all that you do do.

I'll add my thanks to everyone else's, not only to Burneggroll but to EVERYONE who has contributed here. What a treasure trove!

Also ... MY GOD, how on Earth do hardcore Doctor Who fans manage to afford all of these releases?!? I'd have to get a second job to even consider it!

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Anyone tracked down the new Bernice Summerfield 'Epoch" box-set? Not expecting great things of it as the range has really gone off the boil in the last few years.

referring to post 442 (yes, I know I'm a bit slow ...)

Hello ertle2,

thank you very much for allowing me to (almost) complete my collection of the DW magazines! (cf. post 442)

And yet ...
Unfortunately the links for #179, #180, #182 and #183 appear to be dead.
I'd be grateful if there was a re-up.

Thanks again,
cheers,
T.M.

referring to post 442 (yes, I know I'm a bit slow ...)

Hello ertle2,

thank you very much for allowing me to (almost) complete my collection of the DW magazines! (cf. post 442)

And yet ...
Unfortunately the links for #179, #180, #182 and #183 appear to be dead.
I'd be grateful if there was a re-up.

Thanks again,
cheers,
T.M.

I've updated the links in post #442, but here are the ones you wanted and thanks for letting me know some of the links were bad

179 h**p://www.megaupload.com/?d=972QOVLT
180 h**p://www.megaupload.com/?d=HEE12315
182 h**p://www.megaupload.com/?d=37FWDMGT
183 h**p://www.megaupload.com/?d=0YG00KM6

Just spotted the new 4th Doctor story. Thanks!

How do you get an AVI file of "The Dream Child"?
Thank you!

Just to let everyone know...at demonoid.me...Blargsworth has just uploaded the entire Bernice Summerfield "Epoch" box set with covers and the videos...

Big Finish - Bernice Summerfield - Epoch (Doctor Who Spin-Off) - Demonoid (http://www.demonoid.me/files/details/2734381/00968941123/)

On another note, does anyone know if the specials have been uploaded anywhere (The Three Companions on 3 discs, Freakshow and The Mists Of Time) or the latest companion chronicle (The Memory Cheats)?

Thanks

Beat me to it, Bladerunner. Was just going to make the same post! :)

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I just want to thank everyone who posts here. Great job!! I managed to get all the audios current to about this time last year at bolt.org and then they got slapped with a DMCA and everything got yanked. It's such a relief to have a new source. Especially the last four EDAs. I didn't care for the television movie but the Eighth Doctor is my favorite on the audios.

I also found the the Bernice Summerfield NA novels here. I've barely started on reading the books but it's always nice to have more. And there are so many.

referring to #509:

Thanks a lot, ertle2!
They all worked out.

Cheers,
T.M.

Ahh.. Many thanks for Tsar Wars (http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Serpent_Crest)...

This is good stuff especially since I just finished The Hornet's Nest series with the 4th Doctor and the good/evil Mrs. Wibbsey.

Between the Demon Quest audio series (when I find it) and this new Serpent Crest series, I should be OK 'til the 2012 BF release of the 4th Doctor audio adventure.

Thanks from me for Tsar Wars too. Loved it. Can't wait for Baker's BF seasons

Ahh.. Many thanks burneggroll for Tsar Wars (http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Serpent_Crest)...

This is good stuff especially since I just finished The Hornet's Nest series with the 4th Doctor and the good/evil Mrs. Wibbsey.

Between the Demon Quest audio series (when I find it) and this new Serpent Crest series, I should be OK 'til the 2012 BF release of the 4th Doctor audio adventure.

Hadn't heard BF was doing one with Baker. That's friggin' awesome!

Tick-tock goes the clock
And what then shall we see?
Tick-tock until the day
That thou shalt marry me?

Tick-tock goes the clock
And all the years they fly
Tick-tock and all too soon
You and I must die

Tick-tock goes the clock
He cradled her and he rocked her
Tick-tock goes the clock
Even for the Doctor

Tick-tock goes the clock
And what then shall we see?
Tick-tock until the day
That thou shalt marry me?

Tick-tock goes the clock
And all the years they fly
Tick-tock and all too soon
You and I must die

Tick-tock goes the clock
He cradled her and he rocked her
Tick-tock goes the clock
Even for the Doctor

Tick-tock goes the clock
And what now shall we play?
Tick-tock goes the clock
Now summer’s gone away

Tick-tock goes the clock
And all the years they fly
Tick-tock and all too soon
Your love will surely die

TIck-tock goes the clock
He cradled and he rocked her
Tick-tock goes the clock
Till River kills the Doctor

Tick-tock goes the clock
Tick-tock goes the clock
Tick-tock goes the clock

Doctor brave and good
He turned away from violence
When he understood
The Falling of the Silence

Hadn't heard BF was doing one with Baker. That's friggin' awesome!

Well you're in for a pleasant surprise, then ...


http://www.bigfinish.com/Big-Finish-4th-Doctor-Adventures

Should be good.

My two worries are that they'll give Tom too much room to 'mess about' and it'll not sound like it fits the era, and Richardson and Briggs well get so sycophantic and swoony over him he'll tell them to go away and stop acting like an over-clingy boyfriend.

Bo I do like the way that the BBC ones have grown since Hornet's Nest. I'm never a great fan of the Semi-Narrated Drama, so think it's great the way they've slowly shed the narration aspect and moved to a purely drama piece. Almost, you know, almost as if they were easing Tom into the idea of doing pure audio stuff. :)


PS : Is 'Memory Cheats' out in the wild yet?

A good place to keep caught up on Doctor Who news is Gallifrey Base.

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Does anyone happen to have the Lost Stories Series 2 Second Doctor boxset? It contains the stories 'Prison in Space' and 'The Destroyers'. Seems to be about the only thing not listed here.

Well you're in for a pleasant surprise, then ...


http://www.bigfinish.com/Big-Finish-4th-Doctor-Adventures

Should be good.

My two worries are that they'll give Tom too much room to 'mess about' and it'll not sound like it fits the era, and Richardson and Briggs well get so sycophantic and swoony over him he'll tell them to go away and stop acting like an over-clingy boyfriend.

Bo I do like the way that the BBC ones have grown since Hornet's Nest. I'm never a great fan of the Semi-Narrated Drama, so think it's great the way they've slowly shed the narration aspect and moved to a purely drama piece. Almost, you know, almost as if they were easing Tom into the idea of doing pure audio stuff. :)



I laughed when I read this - sounds like a viable scenario as it'd be easy to get overwhelmed by Tom's massive charisma. But whatever happens, I'm really looking forward to these releases... it'll just be great to hear new 4th Doc stories closer to the style of the TV stories. And as the TV stories veered all over the shop after Hinchliffe and Holmes left, I think there's plenty of scope for it all still to feel 'right'.

(I do enjoy the Paul Magrs-scripted ones too, even if they did start off a bit 'parallel dimension'. They were like something out of an alternate universe's TV Comic.)

And a thumbs up and big appreciation to Burnie for his continued awesomeness!

My two worries are that they'll give Tom too much room to 'mess about' and it'll not sound like it fits the era, and Richardson and Briggs well get so sycophantic and swoony over him he'll tell them to go away and stop acting like an over-clingy boyfriend.

I have exactly the same concerns! I'm not impressed with the BBC Tom Baker audio's, at all - they've let him believe that he doesn't have to act to play The Doctor, he just has to be himself!

The Doctor doesn't really have much of a character. The 4th Doctor was Tom Baker. Many people (including Tom himself) would say that Tom Baker wasn't acting when he originally played the part. So by suggesting he shouldn't play the part as himself today is a bit like suggesting a completely different actor could do the job just as well...

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I think Baker's big I-can-do-it-all-alone ego is why it took so long to sign on with BF. Even during the TV days he wanted to get more screen time by eliminating the companions. I'm also sure Briggs and Bowerman took into consideration Baker's rambling self-produced videos and tapes before agreeing to do the current productions.



Richardson, I think you mean, rather than Bowerman. (Who I wish would stick to acting. Her direction of the CCs is awful. Rarely any life in them.) There's something I find utterly creepy about Richardson. Nothing I can really put my finger on, mind you, just a 'skin crawl' thing.

And don't get me started on Briggs. Great writer, but an ego that demands too much attention.

And ... Relax!!

:)

The trouble with Tom Baker playing the Doctor as himself is that he (Baker) has mellowed over the years. He's lost the arrogance and anger and this is reflected in his voice. So unless Tom 'acts' the part with the added arrogance his Doctor is going to be different. So I expect his portrayal to be similar to the BBC audios but being full blown big finish audio plays hopefully it won't be too much of a problem.

The Doctor doesn't really have much of a character. The 4th Doctor was Tom Baker. Many people (including Tom himself) would say that Tom Baker wasn't acting when he originally played the part. So by suggesting he shouldn't play the part as himself today is a bit like suggesting a completely different actor could do the job just as well...

True, it's a difficult thing to pin down. But Tom on the new BBC audios sounds and acts nothing like the character we ever really saw on TV, but it doesn't matter as they're not set within an established period with an established TV companion. They're still The 4th Doctor, but one we never saw. (Personally I have him down as an older 4th Doctor that never needed to regenerate after Logopolis.)

But if he plays him like that with Leela in stories set during the Hinchcliffe era (and I believe there's one that runs directly after Talons?) it's just not going to feel right. Still, I reckon BF will manage to pull it off OK. Fingers crossed!

sgcohan,
So this is where you have been hiding...... I hope you don't mind, I was trolling around the internet, looking for some latest BF audio's and found here - drop me an email, I may have a few things you are after,

To others on this forum - Hello!!, I will try to give links and sites to help all here.

David :)

True, it's a difficult thing to pin down. But Tom on the new BBC audios sounds and acts nothing like the character we ever really saw on TV, but it doesn't matter as they're not set within an established period with an established TV companion. They're still The 4th Doctor, but one we never saw. (Personally I have him down as an older 4th Doctor that never needed to regenerate after Logopolis.)

But if he plays him like that with Leela in stories set during the Hinchcliffe era (and I believe there's one that runs directly after Talons?) it's just not going to feel right. Still, I reckon BF will manage to pull it off OK. Fingers crossed!

That's exactly what I meant about them sounding 'parallel dimension'. Paul Magrs is known for his very whimsical take on Doctor Who, whether for audio or novels. I suppose you have to develop a taste for his writing - some of his stuff is brilliant, some a little, uh, perhaps, self-indulgent. I imagine BBC/AudioGO thought that Magrs would be a good match for Baker because it's just so looney-tune.

But would Tom behave the same when surrounded by a full cast? Specifically, Louise Jameson...? I'm getting more and more curious to hear these now. Anticipation!

Hornet's Nest, Demon Quest and Serpent's Crest appear to be 1 style of Baker's 4th Doctor, but we will have to wait and see what Big Finish does in it 4th Doctor Audios, due to be released in 2012, to be able to compare both - for those who have seen 'Who on Earth is Tom Baker' [also by Reeltime Pictures], will appreciate that Tom Baker is somewhat left of centre in his delivery and belief in how the part should be played.....

Burneggroll: Thanks for posting those audios! They filled a nice gap for me.

I hate to continue to be a bother but it looks like Big Finish released Short Trips vol 4 last month so if anyone happens to have it...

As far as the Baker audios go, they've been on my wish list since I first heard of them. I had no idea that he was essentially companionless. I plan on giving them a run through as soon as I finish the last couple of EDAs. Seems a bit odd to go in that direction. After having listened to 52 some odd Big Finish productions, I'm confident that they'll come out in the correct style or feel or what have you. They seem to do a good job of capturing each Doctors quirks. Even the difference between the Seventh Doctors first season where he's mixing idioms and the later chessmaster persona. The Sixth Doctor does seem to get the silly stories. Ish... for instance. It's a shame that Baker didn't agree to do the audios before Elisabeth Sladen died. She was my second favorite companion and not having her in the audios is tragic.

Does anyone have a link that lists the latest Doctor Who by AudioGo (formerly BBCAudio)? I heard they are releasing new readings from the 9th Doctor novels. Source: DWM #437 DWM #437
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QHVVGKUN

I know this is not the perfect thread for this kind of request, but does anyone have a link to Doctor Who Magazine #436 ? I'm getting desperate, I can't find find it anywhere on the Internet...

It's a shame that Baker didn't agree to do the audios before Elisabeth Sladen died. She was my second favorite companion and not having her in the audios is tragic.

It's, sort of, worse than that. BF had lined up Lis, and cleared it all with Cardiff to use the character, and Tom was due to do four (I think) with her.

Just breaks my heart he was too damn proud to just sit down and make some good money. I mean they must pay well for Davidson, Baker, McCoy, and Mcgann to keep coming back.

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burneggroll: Thank you again!

Yeah, when Lis died Baker mentioned that he had just agreed the previous week to do some audios with her. When Baker originally declined to do the audios, I believe he said it was because he didn't find the scripts too captivating. You have to wonder why in the last ten years he didn't sit down and go: 'Well these things must be pretty good. Look how many they've put out. Fans must be bankrupting themselves trying to keep up!' I realize that Baker is not in any way obligated to do these things but he knows full well how beloved his character continues to be. When you think about it, it's not that many stories per doctor per year. A few hours at a time and you're done. Hardly seems like an inconvenience. I guess I'm just mad at him because he doesn't have a better explanation for holding off so long. Since he did, may he live to be a hundred.

I will keep my eye out for those

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burneggroll
The Boy Who Kicked Pigs (Audiobook)
Written and narrated by Tom Baker
Publisher: Tree root productions | ISBN: N/A | edition 2000* | MP3 | 196 MB

* Baker has made more than one recorded reading of his book.


Ah, one of my favourites. I seem to remember buying this from Tree Root and my CD turning up having been signed by Mr Baker himself!

Does anybody have the more recent recording?

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burneggroll,

Thank you for the heads up on the news articles and for various audios you have amassed on this site - I am a happy whovian :)

The face covers for audios, are easy to find [including fan created versions and DVD cases] - does anyone know of sites, for the back covers?

Yeah, when Lis died Baker mentioned that he had just agreed the previous week to do some audios with her. When Baker originally declined to do the audios, I believe he said it was because he didn't find the scripts too captivating. You have to wonder why in the last ten years he didn't sit down and go: 'Well these things must be pretty good. Look how many they've put out...
I believe he didn't know.
One of the things that convinced him was when he realised that Paul McGann had done a few seasons of stories... he was genuinely surprised when he heard that this "few seasons" was actually seven seasons plus.

I think I heard this in a Big Finish podcast.

Thought I would be cheeky & sneak a little non -Who related request in this section, with the hope one of you guys may be able to help

anyone got a copy of this audio drama from a few months ago? Would love to hear a copy in any format, with or without cover scans -
William F. Nolan's Logan's Run - Last Day: A Radio Dramatization
Author: Paul J. Salamoff
Audio Length: 1 hour and 32 min.
Publisher: The Colonial Radio Theatre on Brilliance Audio
Publication Date: 2011-07-05
Narrator: Tom Berry, Kate DeSisto, J. T. Turner, The Colonial Radio Players


or if none of you have it, if you know of somewhere I can snatch a free copy, that would also be helpful - Thanks in advance

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SF:UK - How British Science Fiction Changed The World (TV series)
SF:UK (TV Series 2001) - IMDb (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0280310/)
Chapter 5 of 8 - Trips through Time and Space (15th April 2001)
Presenter Matthew De Abaitua explores SF and the 60's with mindbending drugs & mindbending SF includes an interview with Alan Moore! Featuring: Doctor Who, more Doctor Who, Jerry Cornelius and Zardoz. (There is MUCH that will interest Doctor Who fans in this Ep from the auction of a Dalek to the "Blame" for Doctor Who's "Downfall" being put squarely on the shoulders of one person. Also the Alan Moore stuff is Gold.) Appearing in this episode: Greg Rowland, Mark Gatiss and Alan Moore. Clips include adult themes, nudity
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GOEWA32M

Filming on the Christmas Special of Doctor Who had been disrupted by a 24-hour strike called today to protest compulsory redundancies at BBC Wales. source: Doctor Who News: Strike at BBC Wales affects Doctor Who (http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2011/09/dwn300911163812-strike-at-bbc-wales.html)

Wow, I remember this - watched it at time of broadcast! Great little show, IIRC. I even remember the incident in question that you mention, Burnie! I'll watch it again and see if it was as absolute as I remember it. I do remember the presenter being very erudite and smart with all of his commentary for the most part. Thanks, as always!

Thought I would be cheeky & sneak a little non -Who related request in this section, ...

Ooo! I second that. Didn't know Logans Run had been done on audio, so would love to hear it.

Just read Jean Marsh, who played Sara Kingdom, has had a minor stroke. Bad news, the BF stuff she has done has been great. Hope she has a speedy recovery

That's awful news. Those same hopes for a speedy recovery from here, too.

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Once again I have to thank you, Burneggroll,

and once again I have a request (referring to post #545):
Is there any chance to get the other episodes of "SF:UK - How British Science Fiction Changed The World (2001)", too?

Cheers,
T.M.

A special advance preview screening of MGM's Logan's Run was held on May 7th, 1976 in San Diego. Fay Popejoy took along a cassette tape recorder into the theater and recorded all the audio track of this preview screening. Shortly thereafter the studio hacked a ton of stuff out of the movie to make it shorter, and gain the film a PG rating. The cut footage no longer exists (it vanished mysteriously along with the preview print).

The fan-recorded audio from the original preview was posted online in 2002.
Reference: Logan's Run Audio (http://www.snowcrest.net/fox/logan/audio/index.php) (the audio links are dead - sniffle)
Has anyone seen/heard it since?




the audio used to be here also--you can contact dartman and have him reup it--he has done so in the past

Dartman's World Of Wonder: Logan's Run (http://dartmansworldofwonder.blogspot.com/search/label/Logan%27s%20Run)

Thanks for this. Haven't heard many of the lost stories.

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Several pieces of music from the Logan's Run score are used in the Charles Chilton radio series from the 80's called Spaceforce, Can anyone provide any good quality links for the series as I can only find low quality ones at archive.org.
I'm sure members would enjoy it

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Thanks for that burneggroll. Thats better than my bitrate 64 copy. Spaceforce may seem a bit tame by todays standards but I remember listening to it when first broadcast and have had a soft spot for it ever since.
PS It also has one of the best named sci-fi characters of all time Saxon Berry.

Haven't been on radioarchive.cc : Home (http://radioarchive.cc) for ages. And very happily surprised to see they've a copy of the brilliant Radio 4 1991 version of 'Flowers For Algernon', but no-one's seeding :(

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Thanks!

Hey burn. Any chance of the 2nd Tsar War? It came out a few days ago.

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I believe that what he meant to ask for is 'The Broken Crown'. It's the second audio in the Serpent Crest series, the latest BBC 4th Doctor audio.

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BBC R4 - Flowers For Algernon - (5th Sept 1991) Radio Rip - 128k
Short story (1958) and novel (1966) authored by Daniel Keyes. Hugo and Nebula winner.


Oh, you star!!

I *HIGHLY* recommend this to every one. Tom Courtney's performance is absolutely stunning in this adaptation of a an amazing book. (A book I also recommend.)

(http://s771.photobucket.com/albums/xx353/burn_eggroll/?action=view�t=a6d210cb.jpg)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XF69XS09

Simply amazing how fast you find this stuff burn. Thank you so much!

Simply amazing how fast you find this stuff burn. Thank you so much!

I agree and I wish I had his source...

Looks like some great stuff has been put up in the last few days. Excellent...

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Would anyone know where the new 11th doctor audio Blackout fits in the timeline?

Also, do any of the BBV adventures with the 7th doctor and ace actually fit into the timeline?

Thank you!

Would anyone know where the new 11th doctor audio Blackout fits in the timeline?

Also, do any of the BBV adventures with the 7th doctor and ace actually fit into the timeline?

Thank you!

Dunno about Blackout but the few BBV Audios I've listened to are stand alone as they legally could not be connected to Doctor Who- hence the stories were The Professor & Ace (NOT 7th Doctor) - (Ace was used with permission of the creators) - no other titles or names connected to Dr Who were used in the productions as far as I'm aware- but I've only listed to 4 or 5 of them.

Hello! This thread is fantastic! and Ive found alot of stuff Ive been searching for! Thank you very much! :)
I was wondering, if you have perhaps "The Clockwise Man" audiobook read by Nicholas Briggs?

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Has anyone got the BBC Audio version of the Kroton's?

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Most sincere thanks for the latest BF releases, burn! Well looking forward to them!

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Burn you amaze me. I won't ask where you find your stuff but THANK YOU SO MUCH for it.

Burnie, you're a star. Not any ordinary star, but one of those big, glowy nova-type ones. Thank you!

As always, thank you for sharing.

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Hey Burneggroll, excellent work as always. As The Silver Turk just got posted, has the one before that, The House of Blue Fire, been posted? or did I miss it completely?

...yep, page 22, thanks Burneggroll!

Burneggroll, thank you SO DAMN MUCH!!! I am trying to get all my Eighth Doctor audios in order(and hopefully all of them at some stage) and your list has been INVALUABLE. Plus, all the latest releases. I've been passing em on reuploaded to a private community whenever no one else's got the links and we're all VERY happy!

I am but a poor pensioner but one day I'm going to send Big Finish some money and a note of adulation anonymously.

Thank you Burneggroll for the timeline info!
Much appreciated!

Doctor Stew: Episode 1 - Lil Infant is Sour - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViaiA7Is5S0&feature=youtube_gdata)


www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=134051443333000&id=115091628507766

Doctor Stew: Crack to the Future (The Lost Episode) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYJof1Xoiks)

These are good for a giggle. It's Family Guy meets Doctor Who. Or it was. Fox saw fit to shut down production on this fan effort. Enjoy them while you can because they may be yanked again.

Just so you know Shakedown and the Autons and most likely some of the others need to be uploaded again in #456. I would like to get some of these like the Autons and Shakedown Mind games and what not so I would love it if they were reuploaded again thanks

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Thank you Burneggroll for the timeline info!
Much appreciated!

Hear, Hear!

REALLY don't like the new theme for the 8th Doctor. It's like Briggs (I guess) has thrown every virtual instrument in GarageBand at the Debney version and twiddled the tempo until it's just at the 'slightly too fast' mark. It's far too 'busy' and the short, end of part, version seems to fight against the tone of the play itself; that being that the play has a fairly steady pace and then the music kicks in at a run.

Ages ago I saw some torrents of the early stuff BF did that someone had re-edited to add the correct themes when BF didn't have them ... I'm sorely tempted to that with these to put the Arnold version back in.

Brilliant story, though, and Shelley seems like she's going to workout OK.

@Burneggroll

I'm glad that you liked Doctor Stew. It's a shame Fox is being a pain in their butt.

I was importing the BBV audios into itunes and discovered that number six Guests for the Night was a bad file. Incorrect file extension. Also, number 23 Infidel's Comet was missing and the rapidshare link no longer works. I'm in no hurry to listen to them but if you could re-post them I would appreciate it.

Thanks for posting the Silver Turk. I do love the 8th Doctor audios!

@ zorgon23; #456 Classic Doctor Who Professional Video Spin-offs
You are correct, we lost the RS links for: Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans (1994) and The Auton Trilogy (1997-1999). The Dailymotion links are still up, they can be captured using StreamTransport or any of the add-on YouTube downloaders.
Thanks i did find some other links from one of the downloads for a site by the name of Inspirez they had them as well and work here is a link to that page http://www.inspirez.net/index.php?/topic/33425-doctor-who-spin-offs-rare-videos (http://www.inspirez.net/index.php?/topic/33425-doctor-who-spin-offs-rare-videos/)/ . and you dont have to be a member to see the links so thank though hope these help those looking for the others

Hi

just wondering does anyone have links that work to download the following stories

The Smugglers
The Crusade
The Dalek Masterplan
The Myth Makers
The Massacre
Mission to The Unknown
The Invasion
The Space Pirates
The Wheel in Space

any help would be much appreciated thanks =)

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I don't suppose anyone has copies of these albums do they please?
Maybe a Delia Derbyshire / BBC Radiophonic Workshop thread.
The links are dead on this site but the covers are all there.
Azathoth - Out Of This World BBC Sound Effects of War, Disaster, Death and Horror (http://my.opera.com/Azaroth/blog/out-of-this-world-bbc-sound-effects-of-war-disaster-death-and-horror)

Also, this site has a few BBC Doctor Who related albums...
http://cosmobells.blogspot.com/
But i believe it is closing, so it might be a good idea to get them... :)

Here is RWS Out of this World...
http://www.mediafire.com/?bfxqphm0bm8rpz5

Hey I'm new to the forum, and have been looking through the audio books. I have yet to see:
BF: 101 Absolution
BF: 103 The Girl who Never was

If anyone has them I'd appreciate a link. Thanks in advance.

BluTier,

Post #150, has what you are looking for... sometimes, it pays to start at page 1, and have a look through... :)

BluTier,

Post #150, has what you are looking for... sometimes, it pays to start at page 1, and have a look through... :)

It'll take a while, but it's definitely worth it.

Thanks but it appears that the links are dead unfortunately.

Try #37

outdated info

A great man once said that one man's mental illness was another man's mashed potatoes.

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Hey again guys. Just catching up with some downloading. Anyone know what happened to track 6 on episode 2 of "The Doomsday Quatrain"?

Jeffery Dahmer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibalism#Recent_examples)?

On second thought, I think it might have been one of Aesops' fables.

Hi,

Can someone (re)post a link to Cosmic Fugue (Vol 1) ? Vol 2 was brilliant so can't wait to hear this.

Is anyone interested in The Search For The Black Orchid, a recording of the mini 7th Doctor story from the Gateshead Garden Festival in 1990? I recorded it at the time and have a copy somewhere which I'm happy to dig out.

Best

Recons

Oh! That sounds interesting. Please point me to the line of people saying "Gimme, Gimmie, Gimmie!" so that I may join them.

Ditto on Cosmic Fugue 1 and DWM #436 (Nicholas Courtney tribute issue) on up!

Thank you to everyone who has contributed over the years.

Oh! That sounds interesting. Please point me to the line of people saying "Gimme, Gimmie, Gimmie!" so that I may join them.

There's just you in line at the mo, but I'll have a look for the tape this weekend.

Recons

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There's just you in line at the mo, but I'll have a look for the tape this weekend.

It's a very exclusive line! :)

Cheers!

There's just you in line at the mo, but I'll have a look for the tape this weekend.

Recons

I would absolutely love you to dig this out an dupload it. Never heard of it before.

It's an interesting little curio that was created to advertise the Tyne and Weir Development Corporation's work in the area (regeneration, a gag not lost on the script writers). There's a couple of jaunts around the area's history before the plot fizzles without a real conclusion, and then settles down to the inevitable montage of pics of the current (sic) and intended project-works over music and reassuring words like 'more jobs'. Still, it was nice to see McCoy in costume in the part again after the show had been cancelled.

The presentation itself took place over multiple screens, and had a few filmed inserts of McCoy against a black backdrop and, although possibly heard, there was no TARDIS set. The rest of the show consisted of slowly animated colour line drawings, much like early Flash. When you hear the words 'regeneration - a really important word for a Timelord', the screens showed inverted line drawings of all the Doctors up to that point half-inched from one of the Haining books.

I did offer the recording to Stu Palmer (of the wonderful Altered Vistas animations) hoping that an animation might be attempted, but he told me he couldn't find a use for it on a release.

I think I've found it now, so a PM will be forthcoming shortly!

Recons

Sure I would love to see it. How exciting to have a rarity turn up.

I'm loathed to do this given what occured on bolt.org

436 link below

*Thanks burneggroll :) *

Cheers

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Thanks!

I`ve just got here from Bolt.org too, cheers for the DWM.

I`ve just got here from Bolt.org too, cheers for the DWM.

I remember you. Welcome!

Yeah, what happened at Bolt was awful. (And I think I was the person who started off the update deluge that got it noticed. So sorry.) Maybe torrents would be the better way to go for mags?

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*Delurking momentarily*

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And I think I was the person who started off the update deluge that got it noticed.

I wouldn't beat yourself up about it, there was a certain innevitability about proceedings.

I personally felt greatly for the moderators - they were put in an impossible position - but I did feel they could have handled in a way that didn't alienate so many responsible users. The silliest thing in the whole saga was the inability to commerically buy DWM archives on DVD. I suppose the lesson for this wonderful forum - another large thanks to burneggroll in particular - is to hide every link in spoiler code (what button in the menu is it?). You would be surprised just how often this forum pops up on google nowadays when I'm looking for something Doctor Who related, likely the source of purge of burneggroll files a while back, I'd imagine. Sweety, spoilers! :D

Thanks, burneggroll for CF2! That other thing we've just been PM'ing about, I don't have much experience in clean up, so if you can make it sound any better....

What on Earth happened at Bolt? I used to go there. Has there been a mass desertion or something?

R

What happened at Bolt?, people joined from Rapidshare links to 'Bolt' at the name change, the original Dr Who group locked the door to new members, a new group was formed. As a social group and attempted to fileshare outside of the forums.
First the audios threads were shut down by Bolt, then the videos, then lastly, the magazines, all discussions as to why, were replied with: it's DCMA, not us - arguing with this got you banned, posting links, got you banned.....Hopefully the 50 members from my group will come here, and spread the word to the others who were interested in continuing in their collections and keeping the old/obscure/fan productions going

When I joined Bolt I felt really pleased but soon as a Who fan became isolated, but for Hew1tt's kind invitation to join his group there wouldn't be and indeed isn't much to keep me at Bolt.
I'm so glad I found FFS by accident as I feel at home here and have found more Who gems than I ever did at Bolt.
Bolt is dead. Long live the shrine.

Thanks for the welcome guys, im hoping theres nothing against posting rapidshare links here is their?

Hey, welcome to all the former bolters. I found this as my new home when I was locked out of the DW group. It's good to see some familiar old names again.

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Thanks for the welcome guys, im hoping theres nothing against posting rapidshare links here is their?

I'm not aware of any restrictions - I would recommend you don't put actual title's on anything, to prevent links showing up on search engines. Burneggroll has done a great job of disguising names of things on his previous posts if you want some examples.

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What happened at Bolt?, people joined from Rapidshare links to 'Bolt' at the name change, the original Dr Who group locked the door to new members, a new group was formed. As a social group and attempted to fileshare outside of the forums.
First the audios threads were shut down by Bolt, then the videos, then lastly, the magazines, all discussions as to why, were replied with: it's DCMA, not us - arguing with this got you banned, posting links, got you banned.....Hopefully the 50 members from my group will come here, and spread the word to the others who were interested in continuing in their collections and keeping the old/obscure/fan productions going

Don't forget the books. We came frustratingly close to complete set when the stuff was banned.

Yeah, I used to visit Bolt also to find those Magazine links and with difficulty I managed to complete the DW and Torchwood sets. No luck in finding most of the DW Adventures however. Does anybody have those (and perhaps the new Insider that is printed in the US)?

Also on the usbject of audiodramas i am looking for: Torchwood: Ghost Train and Department X.

Hey Exar Xan,

how you keeping? Ghost Train and Dept X uploading for you now, buddy.

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Mostly fine I suppose Recons. Having some tough luck with real life, but opportunities have arisen also that I am fully focusing on. How are you mate? And already thanks for uploading!

There are a few subscriber only downloads, basicly short trips readings, Lepidopetry for Beginners , The Switching, The Little Drummer Boy and Twilights End


https://rapidshare.com/files/1332590734/01_-_Lepidoptery_for_Beginners.mp3


https://rapidshare.com/files/44989623/02_-_The_Switching.mp3


https://rapidshare.com/files/2042724850/03_The_Little_Drummer_Boy.mp3


https://rapidshare.com/files/1365085775/Twilight_s_End.mp3

Mostly fine I suppose Recons. Having some tough luck with real life, but opportunities have arisen also that I am fully focusing on. How are you mate? And already thanks for uploading!

Same here. A lot of my time is spent defending the site against my bullying neighbour. I thought all of this would be over by now.

As Kermit says, it isn't easy being green.

R

But we find a way :)

Yeah, I used to visit Bolt also to find those Magazine links and with difficulty I managed to complete the DW and Torchwood sets. No luck in finding most of the DW Adventures however. Does anybody have those (and perhaps the new Insider that is printed in the US)?

Also on the usbject of audiodramas i am looking for: Torchwood: Ghost Train and Department X.

Check page 9. Post 219.

Not what mods do here. Thanks for the info. You can edit/delete the link now.

<table border=10 bordercolor=black cellpadding=10><tbody><tr><td valign=top align=center bgcolor=black> ()</td><td>Overview: celebrates the life of Nicholas Courtney in a special 100-page issue dedicated to the man who played the Brigadier for over 40 years. With rare and never-before-published photos, the issue also contains tributes to the actor from fomer Doctors David Tennant, Sylvester McCoy, Colin Baker, and Tom Baker.
.pdf 42.4 MB

http://www.fileserve.com/file/uA7cGEh

or

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=P56FPIN7
Thanks to daftideasinc (http://forums.ffshrine.org/members/daftideasinc-548252) !!!</td></tr></tbody></table>

Woohoo ! Thanks a lot, daftideasinc and Burneggroll !!!

Hmmm? Don't suppose anyone has the latest Scarifyers release, do they?

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I still visit bolt.org because they have a nice collection of ebooks but I find their policies confusing. Several members began posting retail quality ebooks from a certain popular sci fi series and then one of the members removed his links and exclusively posted them in the protected forum. I don't post much and most of what I had posted was deleted with the DW threads so I didn't qualify as a trusted member to gain access to the protected forum when I asked. Days later, I did receive an email saying that I was trusted enough to be given their paypal data so I could send them money to keep the site running. Apparently they don't give that address to everyone because someone could report it and it could be shut down forcing them to open a new account. Nice to know that a user who visits the board sporadically enough can get hit up for money but be locked out of certain sections. Luckily a different user uploaded different versions of the same files so I didn't have to give in. Don't get me wrong, I have contributed to various forums before but this sounded too much like extortion for my tastes.

Vern,

The "Insider" is a US based version of Doctor Who Monthly, but written for an American audience with US conventions as opposed to the UK listings, it also doesn't have the 'UK actors obituaries or 'seen in lately' sections, issue 1 went on sale during the first half of series 6. It's also produced by Marvel Comics so there may be some pdf links floating around......

outdated info

Doctor Who Adventures started with the new show? I thought it was essentially DWM, but geared younger? Shouldn't be hundreds of 'em..?

Doctor Who Adventures is a children's magazine that features original comics (for example, the ones with Jamie's descendant, Heather McCrimmon, as a companion). I have found a few of them, but not many (note: I have no idea who scanned these).


10th Doctor - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EUJKY6GF
11th Doctor - http://www.4shared.com/file/P3BZ4RxW/11th_Doctor.html

Battles in Time is another children's magazine with comics. Those comics are a bit more well-represented on the Web, but there are still some missing.

Some of these links from the old forum still survive (or did the last time I checked):

http://rapidshare.com/files/388565691/FirstDoctorComics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/388565693/FirstDoctorComics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/388565694/FirstDoctorComics.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/388565695/FirstDoctorComics.part4.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/390762278/SecondDoctorComics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/390762279/SecondDoctorComics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/390762280/SecondDoctorComics.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/390765701/SecondDoctorComics.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/390765703/SecondDoctorComics.part5.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/391123003/ThirdDoctorComics.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391123011/ThirdDoctorComics.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391123012/ThirdDoctorComics.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391123013/ThirdDoctorComics.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391137357/ThirdDoctorComics.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391137358/ThirdDoctorComics.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391137360/ThirdDoctorComics.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391137361/ThirdDoctorComics.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391147468/ThirdDoctorComics.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391147470/ThirdDoctorComics.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391147475/ThirdDoctorComics.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391147476/ThirdDoctorComics.part12.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393736573/234_-_Target_Practice.pdf

http://rapidshare.com/files/391855770/4th_Doctor.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391855773/4th_Doctor.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391855774/4th_Doctor.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391855777/4th_Doctor.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391913899/4th_Doctor.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391913900/4th_Doctor.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391913901/4th_Doctor.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391913904/4th_Doctor.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391926263/4th_Doctor.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391926264/4th_Doctor.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391926266/4th_Doctor.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391926267/4th_Doctor.part12.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391946026/4th_Doctor.part13.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391946028/4th_Doctor.part14.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391946029/4th_Doctor.part15.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391946030/4th_Doctor.part16.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/391959608/4th_Doctor.part17.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/402395614/212-214_-_Victims.pdf.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/389822276/FifthDoctorComics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389822277/FifthDoctorComics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389822279/FifthDoctorComics.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389830949/FifthDoctorComics.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389830950/FifthDoctorComics.part5.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389830951/FifthDoctorComics.part6.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/389830952/FifthDoctorComics.part7.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/393432184/SixthDoctorComics.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393432186/SixthDoctorComics.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393439160/SixthDoctorComics.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393439162/SixthDoctorComics.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393439163/SixthDoctorComics.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393445521/SixthDoctorComics.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393448834/SixthDoctorComics.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393459211/SixthDoctorComics.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393459212/SixthDoctorComics.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393459214/SixthDoctorComics.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/393459215/SixthDoctorComics.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/401375488/98-99_-_Once_Upon_a_Time-Lord__colourised_-_IDW_.pdf.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/394490416/7th_Doctor.part01.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394490419/7th_Doctor.part02.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394490422/7th_Doctor.part03.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394490427/7th_Doctor.part04.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394506649/7th_Doctor.part05.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394506652/7th_Doctor.part06.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394506653/7th_Doctor.part07.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394506656/7th_Doctor.part08.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394520148/7th_Doctor.part09.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394520149/7th_Doctor.part10.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394520153/7th_Doctor.part11.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394520155/7th_Doctor.part12.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394522049/7th_Doctor.part13.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/394860118/Yearbook_1993_-_Metamorphosis.pdf
http://rapidshare.com/files/401831516/SeventhDoctorComicsAddendum1.rar.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/386153818/EighthDoctorComics.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/386153820/EighthDoctorComics.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/386175932/EighthDoctorComics.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/386175935/EighthDoctorComics.part4.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/386125098/NinthDoctorComics.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/403611091/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part01.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403611095/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part02.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403611096/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part03.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403611097/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part04.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403631641/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part05.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403631644/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part06.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403631645/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part07.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/403631646/TenthDoctorComicsIDW.part08.rar.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/404550918/TenthDoctorComicsBiT.part1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/404550921/TenthDoctorComicsBiT.part2.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/404550922/TenthDoctorComicsBiT.part3.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406243413/BiT_strips_31_34_36.zip.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407299151/BiT_strips_47_48.zip.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406931158/BiT_strips_49_51_52.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407121405/BiT_strips_53_54_55_56.zip.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406831386/BiT_strips_58_59_60.zip.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406544766/42_-_The_Creative_Spark.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406552524/45_-_The_Black_Sea.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406654965/61_-_DaVinci_s_Robots.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406657744/62_-_Metal_Mania.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406742257/63_-_About_Last_Night.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/406852067/64_-_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407114581/65_-_The_Day_The_Earth_Was_Sold.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407119775/66_-_The_King_of_Earth.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407292847/67_-_The_Guardians_of_Terror.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407295620/68_-_The_Rebirth_of_Corah.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407301567/69_-_The_House_at_the_End_of_the_World.cbr.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407396588/70_-_The_End.cbr.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/406374646/TenthDoctorComicsAnnuals1.rar.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/401379757/EleventhDoctorComics1.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/407233793/Doctor_Who_Adventures_171_-_The_Collector.cbr
http://rapidshare.com/files/407234888/Doctor_Who_Adventures_172_-_The_Stray_.cbr
http://rapidshare.com/files/407236983/Doctor_Who_Adventures_173_-_Mistaken_Identity_.cbr
http://rapidshare.com/files/408031123/Doctor_Who_Adventures_174_-_Foul_Play.cbr.html

Highly recommend the Scarifyers to all Who fans. Brilliant performances from both Courtney and Malloy. Brilliant stuff.

And many, many, thanks for the latest one. Perfect timing!

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Never heard of the Pisces ones before now. One obvious connection is that Fairs and Lock were involved in the early days of BF. I believe Fairs has returned as writer/director a few times in recent years, whilst Lock was off playing Zen in the B7Media Blakes 7.

Will be interesting to hear the 'original version' as I quite enjoyed the BBV take later on.

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Hey, burneggroll. Just wondering, but are you gonna be providing the new Big Finish stuff for this month? I heard it's already out, so I checked my usual torrent site and couldn't find it anywhere. If you could share 'em, I'd be supremely grateful. Thanks!

I'm guessing that from his previous comment that he's still looking, too.

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Pisces was intended to be a 12-part audio series, released on cassette from 1990 onwards, but unfortunately only six episodes were recorded and only 5 released. In 2001, a plan was hatched to re-issue and continue the series on CD. Unfortunately, the only thing that happened was some cover art designs and a misspelled website; piisces - audio drama (http://www.piisces.com/)


Thanks for these. Something to listen to over the weekend if the latest BFs don't appear before.

I'm guessing that from his previous comment that he's still looking, too.
That's a shame. I guess I'll just bookmark this thread and be patient. :)

I don't understand the question. Is the file bad, or the story confusing?
1-13 Part Two, Track 06.mp3
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9BS7GNLY)

Thanks Burnie, this is just what I needed. [/cars]

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Top of any forum page > Thread Tools > Subscribe to this thread. And you can setup an automatic email notice for new posts.

All of the titles in post #643 (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/doctor-who-audio-drama-thread-85235/22.html#post1840206) have been released. What I don't have (yet) are public copies. Still wanting a sharable copy of Companion Chronicles Special, too.

I'm subscribed to the thread already. I'm just bookmarking it as a precautionary measure. I understand that you're waiting on the public copy, as well as the CC. Thanks for the head's up. I'm mostly just waiting for "The Witch from the Well", so it's no big deal. :)

Thanks to everyone who has posted here. I love these audiobooks, they make the commute to work so much more enjoyable and it has to be said that some of these stories leave the old tv show standing still (never thought I'd say that when I first heard about the DW audio stuff). Just try and buy the odd one or two from BF so that they keep making them if you download - it's only fair given the enjoyment that they give us

@burneggroll

Thanks for the effort but I've tried the download for BBV Guests for the Night over a dozen times and it won't donwload past 7-42%. Most puzzling.

Just finished listening to 'The Magic Circle' and not ashamed to admit that I choked-up a little at the end. RIP Nick. Splendid chap. All one of him.

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I've been very much enjoying the television soundtracks of missing episodes, Burn & these latest additions have me very excited! Thank-you very much; I am, once again, in your debt!

:) Anyone else getting irrationally miffed at how long it's taking for the latest releases to escape into the wild? :)

So, in the mean time, another ...

TRIVIA QUIZ

1 - Which former companion played a later companion's mother?
2 - Regularly penguin shaped companion?
3 - Which other TV series connects 'The Pirates','Max Warp' and 'The Zygon Who Fell To Earth'?
4 - Main Range play with the least actors?
5 - 'Allo 'Allo star of The Holy Terror?


1 - Anneke Wills (Polly, and then played Lady Pollard)
2 - Frobisher
3 - The Goodies
4 - Scherzo
5 - Sam Kelly

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To celebrate it's twentieth anniversary, here's the full run of the Doctor Who comic strip adventure;

"Evening's Empire".
Author: Andrew Cartmel, Artist: Richard Piers Rayner
Starring: the Seventh Doctor & Ace

In November 1991, Doctor Who Magazine #180 started a new comic strip adventure called "Evening's Empire". The remainder was unpublished until September 1993, when the complete strip was colourised and published in the Doctor Who Classic Comics Autumn Holiday Special. Digitally cleaned, enhanced, and posted on thebox by llanmad. Thanks!info/description (http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Evening%27s_Empire)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VNZ1VDHX </td></tr></tbody></table>

Thanks for this. However, I think it looks better in its original black and white though. I was so excited when I first started reading this in Doctor Who magazine and then it just disappeared! Only to reemerge in slightly altered form later.

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:) Anyone else getting irrationally miffed at how long it's taking for the latest releases to escape into the wild? :)

I sure am, and the only one I care to get is "The Witch from the Well". I'm not too keen on getting the Lost Stories and Companion Chronicles for the time being. Luckily, I've been catching up on the range of "The New Eighth Doctor Adventures" for the time being.

I sure am, and the only one I care to get is "The Witch from the Well". I'm not too keen on getting the Lost Stories and Companion Chronicles for the time being. Luckily, I've been catching up on the range of "The New Eighth Doctor Adventures" for the time being.

The most disturbing thing is that the site that carried "The Silver Turk" has removed it. Of course thebox stopped carrying them a few months back. I'm wondering if whoever uploaded that one is waiting for "Army of Death" to release the this one. The CC is a 1st Dr. and there's Hexagora from the missing episodes, so something should be forthcoming...

That site still has 'The Silver Turk' as part of a larger '8th Doctor' collection, but only at 128kpbs.

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Thanks for The Witch, Burn! Much appreciated!

Much as I appreciate the anticipation... ya'll sound like panhandlers that don't know, and don't care, that there is a cost to the giver...

Definitely care about the giver. Much appreciation indeed, and as many virtual pints as they can devour, to them and all their works.

And *MANY* thank for recent update.

I appreciate it as well, burneggroll. Thanks for sharing. A bit miffed it doesn't include the cover art, but I'll make do with the image I have of it for the time being. Thanks again. :)

Thank you soooo much, burneggroll. I for one know it's a bonus I can get it at all, so I sure appreciate it. As for cover art - feh, that's what Google Images search is for. THANKYOU!

As for cover art - feh, that's what Google Images search is for. THANKYOU!
Yeah, but Google Images doesn't have it in the high quality that usually comes with the download.

Odd, but I never really find myself fussed by cover-art. So long as it looks OK on my Classic iPod I'm happy.

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PS. My virtual hooker is very drunk on Nobber's virtual pints.

LOL!!! :)

EDIT TO ADD - Wow! That's some fine work from Mallnson. Which, oddly, I was going to criticise earlier for starting to get generic.

Yeah, but Google Images doesn't have it in the high quality that usually comes with the download.
*headdesk* Buy it if you're that precious about it. This recording's oooooonly 128kbps too, you know. Personally, 500x500px cover art is plennnnty HQ for me, but hey, I'm cheap.

I never understand the fuss with the kbps. A long time ago I did some testing and concluded that I can't hear the difference between audiobooks encoded at 56kbps and anything above that. Therefore, for space reasons and convenience sake, I always join the files into one big mp3 and use itunes to change it to 64kbps. The 154 something audios that make up the monthly releases only take up a little over 8 gigs on my hard drive.

It's really down to a combination of the listener, the gear they're using to play, the speakers/headphones and where they're listening.

Out'n'about with my iPod and cheap JVC in-ear 'phones I'd struggle to tell the difference between a 128 and 256 - partly due to never having it so loud that I drown out traffic noise; getting run over isn't worth it!

Back inside on my either my Hi-Fi or iMac speakers, though, I do tend to notice that the sound has less 'body' at 128, less in the bass register. Not really so much that it destroys the experience, but some effects/music tend to loose their 'sparkle'

With purely spoken-word stuff a little tweaking of the EQ can brighten things up for lower bit-rate recordings (as you say, 64kbps can be fine for these) but for ones with music/sfx I feel there's always something missing when you get down that low.

Thanks for these!

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I'd be grateful for some help as a complete and utter greenhorn. I've got files that I'd be happy to share but there's such a large number of sites from sendspace to hotfile, rapidshare and megaupload and I've got no idea where to begin - let alone understand the use. Can you offer advice?

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With purely spoken-word stuff a little tweaking of the EQ can brighten things up for lower bit-rate recordings (as you say, 64kbps can be fine for these) but for ones with music/sfx I feel there's always something missing when you get down that low.

That is what we're talking about. I haven't listened to all of the audios yet but they're are precious few musical moments to make such a fuss over!

Ah, sorry, I meant as in Background music, rather than 'musical' (Bar '... And The Pirates', obviously!)

Just discovered this thread and wanted to thank everyone for their efforts.

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Used to know a chap that forked out over �3k on Bose gear, massive speakers about two-foot high and a foot-deep.

Impressive gear, but wasted in a 12ftx12ft room where he could barely turn it up beyond 2 (let's say about 10% output) without it being overwhelming in a room that size. Bass end still bouncing around whilst the treble caught up. Sounded awful!

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You are welcome. Where are you getting these from that include the cover art? You'll notice there have been a few request for back covers. Do you have any back issue art to share?

I have found some hi quality cover art that I found on a few torrent sites, as well as the occasional Google Image search. I'd be more than willing to share a folder of all the covers I have, from the main range to the subscriber-only bonus tales, and even the stories that came with Doctor Who Magazine. But uploading to file sharing sites was never my strong suit. If I could get some pointers, I'll try to see what I can do to contribute. Not all the covers are hi quality, but I'm happy with what I've got for now. :)

Two odd things;

Thing the first - anyone else seeing really odd formatting on this page? Like the 'quick reply' box is in burneggrol's post?

Thing the second - Megaupload seems to be convinced I'm making too many requests, but the IP address it gives isn't mine. (This is whilst trying to D/L the HHGTTG Live recording ... one I've never heard of! So looking forward to that.)

I just figured out how to upload a folder of my Big Finish cover art for all of you. You can get 'em here (http://www.ziddu.com/download/17824252/Doctor_Who_Big_Finish_Cover_Art.zip.html). There are separate folders for the different ranges, from the regular monthly releases to stories you could only get in Doctor Who Magazine. All the best, everyone. :)

EDIT: Oh, and I should also say that there's no password. Just extract, and you're laughing. :)

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Nope. Megaupload is still convinced that my IP is using it too much; didn't sign-up for Premium, but did try two different browsers after the usual cache clearing, etc. Oh well, I'll give it another go tomorrow.

Glad to hear they're doing some more Torchwood audio. The last TV outing may not have been brilliant but the books, and the radio plays, have generally held-up pretty well.

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Well, what ever snitty-fit Megaupload was having last night seems to have abated now.

I hope you guys are appreciative of me sharing what cover art I have. I spent a great deal of time finding them on various sites. All the best. :)

The "H2G2 Live in Concert" was brilliant. Reminded me of meeting him once, albiet briefly, when he was doing readings and signings for "Dirk Gently".

Highly recommend for all Hitchhiker fans.

I was wondering if there is a post with a working link of volume 1 of Cosmic Fugue (1995) as I have downloaded volume 2 and it is very good. Otherwise could someone please upload it?

Also does anyone have DWM specials:

The Doctor Who Companion – The Eleventh Doctor Volume Two (December 2010, 100 pages)
Sarah Jane Smith – Volume Two (April 2011, 116 pages)
The Doctor Who Companion – The Eleventh Doctor Volume Three (September 2011, 84 pages)

Thanks for a great thread and helping out!

Burnie, every time I pop in here there's some new little treasure. You really are so good to us. A thousand times, thank you!

thanks to GoldenTalesGeek for CD cover art files.

My pleasure. I'll admit that a few of them are not exactly at the best resolution, but they're ones that work best for me visually. But I'll try to keep the link updated as I get more covers. Keep checking it now and then. :)

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Nah! If people want linking narration/radio-style intro/outro then they should listen to the Graphic Audio DC Comics stuff. Most of which would be at least 50% shorter of the narration STFU!!

I do like the GA's - but there's no denying that they're just too damn long.

(And ... relax ...)

However ... there are times when I'd agree that they could be a bit more careful on the voice casting. Barnaby Edwards normally gets it spot on with obviously different voices, where-as Bowerman tends to use the same sounding ones.

And for those that haven't heard it - I definitely recommend "The Adventures of Luther Arkwright" - Another one it's a shame BF didn't do any more of.

So after Burnie's recent update of 8th and 9th stories, I make it we're still on the lookout for



Companion Chronicles 6.05 - The First Wave
Lost Stories 3.2 - Hexagoria

Doctor Who - 48 - Borrowed Time (Read by Meera Syal)
Doctor Who - S2 - The Silent Stars Go By (Read by Michael Maloney)

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Doctor who is the best. I think it will remain a favourite for generations to come.

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Thanks so much for this one, Burneggroll. What a treat this will be to listen to. It's really great to see autobiographies posted. There are quite a few autobiographies been released but for some reason they don't seem very popular.
Anyone got Nicholas Courtney's or Mary Tamm's? I recon they would be fun.

If Colin Baker's tweets are to believed, then he's currently working on his.

Can't wait to hear his take on the debacle of the departure of his TV incarnation and his 'renewal' and, arguably, his raised popularity in the role via Big Finish.

Thanks to everyone for all the fantastic links in this thread, it really is appreciated.

I’m trying to complete my Doctor Who Magazine collection and I’m wondering why all the links I locate only seem to go up to about issue 255. Is anybody aware of any links for issue no’s 255 through to the more recent issues?

Many thanks….

Its great to see the last three of the 9th doctor books are finally starting to come out on audio. I'm looking forward to completing the set in January.

It's really great to see autobiographies posted. There are quite a few autobiographies been released but for some reason they don't seem very popular.

Yeah, I get what you mean. I found George Carlin's "sorta-biography" Last Words in audio form one time on this one torrent site. As a big Carlin fan, I quickly lapped it up. It was really informative to listen to, as well as retained the usual Carlin wit he had til the day he died. The only creepy thing about it was they got George's brother Patrick to narrate the book, and it's really uncanny how similar they sound to one another. :)

It's quite odd, even disconcerting at times, listening to Matthew Waterhouse read his as it's in the third-person.

burn, I have A Soldier in Time. Give me a day or two to upload and I'll post it.

I *might* also have The John Nathan Turner Memoirs. I'll check my files tomorrow.

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great posting keep up the great work.Winter is coming in Minnesota and I already have cabin fever,and a case of the crazies so these audios of Doctor Who save my sanity
Howie

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Ah, Nebulous! Now there's another series that could do with another outing. Another one highly recommended.

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* Another Doctor Who movie rumour:
Harry Potter director David Yates plans to reboot the franchise in a feature film. The BBC clarified it won't be released for several years because there is no script, no cast, no production team at this point.

Please, for the love the cheese-maker, never let this happen.

Ever.

Thanks to everyone for all the fabulous stories on this thread. What a goldmine.

One question, has anyone posted the First Doctor Lost Stories set? I've looked through the red and can't seem to find it anywhere.

A Soldier in Time: The Nicholas Courtney Memoirs: megaupload (http://anonym.to/?http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q7D1UPSQ)

Enjoy, everyone!

Poor old Nicholas Courtney. What a terrible way to go. I hope I never get anythign wrong with my lungs.

Thanks Burnie for the new NSA stuff. And thanks for the YouTube links to the Myth Makers vids, I've searched up and the web for some of those, and it never occurred to me to look up the old 'Tube.

I highly recommend Blue Box Boy, one of the most unintentionally funny things I've ever come across. Waterhouse acknowledges that back in the day he wasn't the brightest lad, the intended implication that he has learned from bitter experience. Unfortunately, his pretensions to current-day thespian, intellectual pursuits are undermined by the same basic limitations. :D

FYI For those looking for DWM there are a couple of demonoid torrents with most of the back issues up until about six months ago.

Cheers
Matt

outdated info

http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/xx353/burn_eggroll/Smileys/b5d93a7e.gif
you are welcome. hmm, doesn't seem to have been re-posted. I see story numbering has changed since my original listing...


The links for the first Doctor set all seem to say file not found. Are there alternate links?

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Try again. Both links work fine for me.

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Hi,

I have a few requests just in case anyone out there can help:

http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/385853_320147174677345_123352291023502_1388810_209 9723773_n.jpg
http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/310645_320147201344009_123352291023502_1388811_973 434723_n.jpghttp://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/305219_320147231344006_123352291023502_1388812_769 13617_n.jpghttp://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/380783_320147264677336_123352291023502_1388813_834 753570_n.jpghttp://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/s720x720/374639_320147288010667_123352291023502_1388814_348 948450_n.jpg

Thanks

Recons

Felt like giving something back. Don't actually know if it's been posted before here and if it has I apologise.
Marvel Comics Dalek Chronicles MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=00CJWOL9)

All the 60's Dalek comic strips collected

Thanks!

Felt like giving something back. Don't actually know if it's been posted before here and if it has I apologise.
Marvel Comics Dalek Chronicles MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=00CJWOL9)

All the 60's Dalek comic strips collected

Love those strips!

Sort of connected, and obviously influenced by them, is Mechmaster's brilliant "Second Empire" web-site. Goes on a bit, but worth it. - Dalek comic index (http://www.cg-lair.co.uk/daleks/secemp-index.htm)

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Thanks. Been looking for these!

Yo! Burn! Reckon you need to check your table formatting again. Got follow-ups and the reply-box embedded in your last one again, I'm afraid.

Hmmmm. I don't understand.

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Looks ok in FF & IE. Which browser are you using?

Firefox 7.0.1 on OSX 10.6.8 - Looks to be post 732 where it screws up for me, with 733 onwards being 'embedded' with-in that post.

EDIT TO ADD - Just check on Safari and had the same problem. And noticed something else; isn't the 'spoiler' tag almost meant to hide links from the unregistered? (Or something like that? Either way, I thought you could only see links if you were logged in?)

AND ANOTHER EDIT - A-ha! It's the links that are 'CODE' tagged that are legible prior to registration.

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I don't see it. Split the post for easier proofreading... I don't have a Mac in the shop right now. I'm assuming Macos has issues with a Table within a Table. Which means there are posts in the Dark Shadows audio drama thread (Thread 92421) you have troubles with?

No problems with the Dark Shadows thread, and it's only been the the last two posts I've flagged as being 'odd' in this thread.

A quick look at the Page Source and I *think* the issue could be in post 732 where you open a table after 'steam punk' and you've not closed the '/tbody' tag properly.

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Wanted to thank you all for making my year with all these.

Thanks for the Deborah Watling photos. Some lovely pictures in there. But, you can really tell that "times have changed" as these days the one with the headline 'Deborah UX Boobs' would be a very differnt sight!

As for spotting the malformed tag ... [engage mystery cowboy mode] Just doin' ma job, partner ...

:)

Hiya again newb to all this.

Could someone help me please?

I am still short

BF 129 (the link is not working)
BF 147
BF 149
BF 154

NSA elgnuJ ehT fO eyE (link not working)

If someone can help I would appreciate it, if not I have plenty from you guys to see me through the next century *winks*

Cheers Jo :D

CC 6x05: The First Wave. Found it on Demonoid, have yet to listen!


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E08FSWZX

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Thanks

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You are a true gent...thank you.

Thanks for the head's up on that announcement, burneggroll. Really appreciate it. Oh, and just a reminder for those who need cover art, I have shared my collection at post #690 (Thread 85235). I try to keep it updated as I get more covers, so check back once in awhile.

Also, for those who are in the US/Canada and STILL think the offer is expensive, we actually pay LESS for download-only stuff. Rather than paying 55 GBP (which is currently around $85), we're actually charged $55, or around 35 GBP. Personally, I've already pre-ordered the new Benny boxsets as well as all the 4th Doctor releases. (and I'll probably go for Iris and the specials as well.)