Carey Blyton - Doctor Who: Revenge Of The Cybermen (Original Soundtrack) - 180gm Vinyl - VINYL LP
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- Description: Eighth in a collectible set of Eight Doctor Who Story Releases. Original TV Soundtrack by Carey Blyton. Gatefold Sleeve by Clayton Hickman. Doctor Who - Revenge Of The Cybermen was the season 12 finale first broadcast on April 19th, 1975. As with so much television music of the 1960s, '70s and '80s, the original master tapes of Carey Blyton's score for Revenge of the Cybermen were not retained. The only surviving copy is a set of four 7Inch, 7. 5ips Inchcomposer's copyInch domestic 1/4-inch tape. It is from those digital transfers that this is taken. Sadly, and to Carey's obvious and understandable disappointment, the completed music did not meet with the complete approval of the production team, and much of it was not used. Peter Howell of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop added some electronic embellishments and arranged some additional cues for parts two and three but some of that was also left on the proverbial cutting room floor. For this , Carey's original score is presented (and heard here for the first time) as written. This is followed by the additional, alternative, and InchenhancedInch cues, all of which were also on Carey Blyton's tapes. Album Tracks 1. Doctor Who - Opening Title Theme 2. Return to Nerva Beacon 3. Can Anyone Hear Me? 4. Cybermat / Unspool / Plague 5. Cybership I 6. Searching Kellman's Room 7. Sarah Vs Cybermat Part 1 8. Sarah Vs Cybermat Part 2 9. Sabotage 10. It's Happening All Over Again 11. The Skystriker 12. On Voga 13. Sarah and Harry Captured Part 1 14. Sarah and Harry Captured Part 2 15. Cybership II 16. Enter Vorus 17. Remote Control Threat 18. Tyrum and Vorus 19. One More Pull 20. Caves Chase 21. Caves Chase Continued 22. Surrounded 23. Boarding Party 24. The Beacon Is Ours 25. Tyrum Fanfare 26. Prisoners 27. Fresh Orders 28. It Cannot Be Stopped 29. Loose Thinking / the
- Artist: Carey Blyton
- Title: Doctor Who: Revenge Of The Cybermen (Original Soundtrack) - 180gm Vinyl
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Silva Screen
- Release Date: 12/15/2023
- Genre: Score/Soundtrack
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- Product Name: Carey Blyton - Doctor Who: Revenge Of The Cybermen (Original Soundtrack) - 180gm Vinyl - VINYL LP
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Eighth in a collectible set of Eight Doctor Who Story Releases. Original TV Soundtrack by Carey Blyton. Gatefold Sleeve by Clayton Hickman. Doctor Who - Revenge Of The Cybermen was the season 12 finale first broadcast on April 19th, 1975. As with so much television music of the 1960s, '70s and '80s, the original master tapes of Carey Blyton's score for Revenge of the Cybermen were not retained. The only surviving copy is a set of four 7Inch, 7. 5ips Inchcomposer's copyInch domestic 1/4-inch tape. It is from those digital transfers that this is taken. Sadly, and to Carey's obvious and understandable disappointment, the completed music did not meet with the complete approval of the production team, and much of it was not used. Peter Howell of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop added some electronic embellishments and arranged some additional cues for parts two and three but some of that was also left on the proverbial cutting room floor. For this , Carey's original score is presented (and heard here for the first time) as written. This is followed by the additional, alternative, and InchenhancedInch cues, all of which were also on Carey Blyton's tapes. Album Tracks 1. Doctor Who - Opening Title Theme 2. Return to Nerva Beacon 3. Can Anyone Hear Me? 4. Cybermat / Unspool / Plague 5. Cybership I 6. Searching Kellman's Room 7. Sarah Vs Cybermat Part 1 8. Sarah Vs Cybermat Part 2 9. Sabotage 10. It's Happening All Over Again 11. The Skystriker 12. On Voga 13. Sarah and Harry Captured Part 1 14. Sarah and Harry Captured Part 2 15. Cybership II 16. Enter Vorus 17. Remote Control Threat 18. Tyrum and Vorus 19. One More Pull 20. Caves Chase 21. Caves Chase Continued 22. Surrounded 23. Boarding Party 24. The Beacon Is Ours 25. Tyrum Fanfare 26. Prisoners 27. Fresh Orders 28. It Cannot Be Stopped 29. Loose Thinking / the
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