The Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings And Food - VINYL LP

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Seventh in a collectible set of Eight Doctor Who Story Releases. Original TV Soundtrack by Keff McCulloch. Gatefold Sleeve by Clayton Hickman. Doctor Who - Time And The Rani was the opening serial of season 24, first broadcast on September 7th, 1987. It marked the debut of Sylvester McCoy and featured CGI in a very basic form as the technology was still in development. It also debuted a new computer animated opening title sequence with a new synthesiser version of the theme created by Keff McCulloch. The composer was invited to create incidental music for the series and became a regular member of the team also writing music for Delta & The Bannerman, Paradise Towers, Remembrance Of The Daleks, Silver Nemesis, Battlefield, Dimensions In Time and Shada. Keff, Dominic Glynn and Mark Ayres were the composers for the last three years of Doctor Who on it's original run that ended in 1989, the latter compiling and producing this . Album Tracks 1. The Rani Takes the Tardis (Sound Effects)/Leave the Girl, It's the Man I Want/Doctor Who (Opening Theme) 2. Einstein 3. A Nice Nap 4. Urak and Ikona 5. The Death of Sarn 6. Bull in a Barbershop 7. Not Your Enemy 8. The Tetrap Eyrie (1) 9. Landscape 10. New Wardrobe 11. Mel and the Bubble Trap 12. Mel and the Bubble Trap (Continued) 13. The Tetrap Eyrie (2) 14. Wait Here 15. Memory Like An Elephant 16. Faroon, Ikona and the Mourning 17. Urak Nets the Rani 18. Pulses 19. The Rani's Tardis 20. You're a Time Lord 21. She's Coming 22. Cliffhanger in the Eyrie 23. Doctor on the Loose (Part 1) 24. Doctor on the Loose (Parts 2-4) 25. Doctor on the Loose (Part 5 - the Bubble Trap) 26. Faroon Forlorn / Doctor on the Loose (Part 6) 27. Future Pleasure 28. Beez 29. Hologram Mel 30. Just the Expert 31. As Sentimental As He Is 1. Fixed Trajectory/

Soundtrack - InchLa La Land Original Motion Picture SoundtrackInch Written and directed by Academy Award nominee Damien Chazelle, the eagerly awaited movie will open in Los Angeles and New York on December 9 and a wide opening December 16. La La Land tells the story of Mia [Emma Stone], an aspiring actress, and Sebastian [Ryan Gosling], a dedicated jazz musician, who are struggling to make ends meet. Set in modern day Los Angeles, this original musical about everyday life explores the joy and pain of Album Tracks 1. Another Day of Sun - la la Land Cast 2. Someone in the Crowd - Emma Stone, Callie Hernandez, Sonoya Mizuno, Jessica Rothe 3. Mia & Sebastian's Theme -Justin Hurwitz 4. A Lovely Night - Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone 5. Herman's Habit - Justin Hurwitz 6. City of Stars - Ryan Gosling 7. Planetarium - Justin Hurwitz 1. Summer Montage / Madeline - Justin Hurwitz 2. City of Stars - Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone 3. Start a Fire - John Legend 4. Engagement Party - Justin Hurwitz 5. Audition (The Fools Who Dream) - Emma Stone 6. Epilogue / the End - Justin Hurwitz 7. City of Stars (Humming) - Justin Hurwitz, Emma Stone

Double blue colored vinyl LP pressing. InchThere are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things... They must be fought.Inch Demon Records presents, for the first time on 2LP vinyl, the complete full-cast soundtrack of this 'lost' classic BBC TV adventure, with linking narration by Frazer Hines. The Second Doctor (Patrick Troughton) is thrown into his first rematch with the Cybermen in the year 2070. Humans have colonized the Moon, and the Cybermen have identified their base as a strategic vantage point from which to invade Earth! Can the Doctor and his companions Polly (Anneke Wills), Ben (Michael Craze) and Jamie (Frazer Hines) stop them? First broadcast in 1967, this exciting adventure was written by Kit Pedler and directed by Morris Barry, with a guest cast including Patrick Barr, Andrew Maranne, Michael Wolf and John Rolfe. Whilst only two of the four episodes are known to survive on film, thankfully all four are available as sound recordings, complete with the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's familiar Doctor Who theme music. With a superb cover illustration depicting the Cybermen on the Moon, these two translucent 'Blue Moon' discs are housed in beautifully designed inner sleeves with vintage TV guide-style listings for each episode. Album Tracks 1. Episode One - Originally Broadcast 11th February 1967 2. Episode Two - Originally Broadcast 18th February 1967 1. Episode Three - Originally Broadcast 25th February 1967 2. Episode Four - Originally Broadcast 4th March 1967