Doctor Who - Edge Of Time (Original Soundtrack) - VINYL LP

Pressed on 140g InchSound Waves GreenInch vinyl.. An exclusive-to-audio Doctor Who adventure, featuring the Tenth Doctor, played by David Tennant in the acclaimed hit BBC TV series. In 2020 David Tennant was voted the most popular Doctor of all time in a Radio Times poll of 50,000 Doctor Who fans. Dead Air was voted Audiobook of the Year 2010 in a poll by audiobooks. Co. UK. First time on vinyl.

Soojin - Baditude - Random Cover - incl. 56pg Photobook, Folded Poster, Mini Poster + 2 Photocards [COMPACT DISCS] Photo Book, Photos, Poster, Asia - Import date 09/05/2025

Limited seven 180 gram translucent blue vinyl LP pressing. Demon Music presents a narrated full-cast TV soundtrack adventure starring William Hartnell as the Doctor, in an epic quest to defeat his arch-adversaries, the Daleks. In this classic 12 part 'lost' adventure, first shown on BBC TV from October 1965 to January 1966, the Daleks threaten to destroy the fabric of time itself. In their quest to control the Solar System, they have taken possession of the devastating Time Destructor. Determined to stop them, the Doctor (William Hartnell) steals the core of the weapon. He and his friends are thus pursued across Time and Space by their ruthless, powerful nemeses. This narrated TV soundtrack evokes a classic Doctor Who adventure in all it's aural magnificence. From the eerie sonics of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire's theme tune, and the familiar 'wheezing, groaning' of the TARDIS, through screaming jungle worlds and an array of spacecraft, the story is alive with weird and wonderful sound. Written by Terry Nation and Dennis Spooner, this is the longest single Doctor Who adventure ever made for television. Linking narration is provided by Peter Purves (Steven) and the cast includes Kevin Stoney as Mavic Chen, Nicholas Courtney as Bret Vyon, Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom and Peter Butterworth as the Meddling Monk. The film recordings of all but three episodes of this story are lost from the BBC archives. The prelude episode 'Mission to the Unknown' is presented on it's own single-sided disc with a unique TARDIS etched reverse. Dummedy-dum, Dummedy-dum, Dummedy-dum, Dum-dum