Doctor Who/Torchwood Audio Tracks
 

I've been uploading some audio tracks from Doctor Who on Demonoid. I've really wanted to get them up here but unfortunately the file sizes are too big.

Basically, these audio tracks are the vocals and the music separated from each episode. It's like what Tom's been doing but the whole track to the episode.

If you're really desperate for these, you can download the torrents from Demonoid.com. :)

I'm going to do this for Torchwood quite soon, too! :D

LINK
Demonoid.com - http://www.demonoid.com/files/?uid=1578847&seeded=2

Re Torchwood: Impossible as the DVD's only have Stereo Sound Mix.

Good work so far though, however it may be helpful to split the audio track into the episode chapters within the torrent file for easier downloading rather than lumping it all together :).

Whoa! Super cool! These will be useful to me, Dalek -- thank you!

That's thuper! You go girlfriend!

:D

*Still beleives Torchwood has better music than Doctor Who*

No No No Doctor who is the OG (original gangster) of theme tunes. Sci-Fi nerds like myself recognize it even by smell.

He doesn't mean theme music, he means incidental music. And I have to agree on that call.

Unless he does mean theme music. In which case he and I can no longer associate with one another.

he he he he do you mean that RV.

yes, but Doctor Who has had the biggest milestone in incidental, I mean, some of those pieces are marvelous, I love the Madame De Pomapour theme, very sad. But Torchwood is more up beat.

I don't know what you mean by "milestone." You're right, some Doctor Who music has been great, like the Madame de Pompadour theme you mentioned. Torchwood is not more upbeat though. Murray Gold himself said that the music for Torchwood is darker, and I agree -- that's what makes me like it more. It's also more electronically-oriented, which is a huge plus for me.

by milestone I mean it's received more attention. Yes, Torchwood is darker, but what I mean by up beat is that it's got a more poppy beat to it.

Some of it does, but you can't generalize all the music to say that.

true, just the music that stands out to me sounds like that, maybe I'm just paying more attention to that.

The DW and TW themes are both very different pieces of music and are both excellent, but DW wins because of nostalgia :D

There you go, you see? And this is why we're still friends! :P

so........the foundation of your friendship is the Doctor Who theme?

Of course not. But if any of my friends were to slight or malign the Doctor Who theme in any way, things could get ugly.

well, that'll never happen with me.

No, not impossible. :) I have the HD episodes of Torchwood with their AC3 5.1 tracks, so ha! :P

I might split them up if I have some time.

MWAHAHA! Dalek wins this battle, Tom. :D

Yes, I win. :)

I don't like the current incidental music, any of it, and I didn't like any of the incidental music used during the Pertwee/Baker era, or the Mc'Coy era.

Wow, Ronn. Why not? :P

EDIT: You don't have to explain why you didn't like the McCoy era though. We all know who's to blame for that. :P

Just wasn't my kind of music. Dudley simpsons music was awful, im sorry, sounded like it was off a 1980s video game.

Um... 1980's video game music? Do you think it's possible you've made a series of logical mistakes, such as this for example?

Mistake 1: Dudley Simpson did all the music for Doctor Who from season 7 to season 17.
Mistake 2: Dudley Simpson thus did the music for The Sea Devils.
Mistake 3: All the music from season 7 to season 17 sounds like music from The Sea Devils.
Mistake 4: The music for The Sea Devils sounds like video game music, as opposed to early avant-garde organic synth.

I really don't see how Dudley Simpson's music sounds like 80's game music... even The Sea Devils is a bit of a stretch. Also, you do realize, that Dudley Simpson stopped doing Doctor Who music right before the 1980's even happened, right? :P

lol, never mind about the game, it just sounded awful, I can't describe it :P

80's game music is awesome!

*sings (do-do's) Tetris theme* ;)

I'd love to see....hear Hans Zimmer do the music for Doctor Who and Torchwood. Even if for just one episode. Hans Zimmer alone can make a bad film good and a good film uber! Vote "Hans Zimmer" for God.

I think it should be a rule that every great composer should be required to do a version of the Doctor Who theme at some point in their career. Think about it.

Zimmer is above the Doctor Who theme. :P

I mean, he was in The Buggles for goodness sake! ;)

No one is above the Doctor Who theme. The Doctor Who theme is above him.

Jeremy Soule (Morrowind, Oblivion, KotOR) and Kevin Reipl (most Epic games; Unreal Tournament, Gears of War) ftw.

erm...Danny, you with me? EXTERMINATE, ANHILATE, DESTROY.

Adding to the list: The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall, Total Annihilation & Neverwinter Nights 2 (probably 1 too, need to find out).

But Hans Zimmer is the god of all things orchestrally enhancing. He's an awesome synth programmer too.

Klaus Badelt is similar in style but not as well known.

But Hans Zimmer is the god of all things.

David Lowe does awesome contemporary and modern stuff (BBC News themes FTW!).

But Hans Zimmer is the god of all things. ;)

Then What Does That Make You, Doctor?

I'm one of Hans Zimmer's many prophets. We go around speaking about the grace of Zimmer and converting non-believers.....or castrating them (both done to suitable background music scored by Zimmer himself :)). It's their choice.

well, I have steel balls so you can't, cybernetic sperm and that

Klaus Badelt's music is awesome. I love his music for Pirates of the Caribbean :D

Jeremy Soule's music for Total Annihilation was awesometacular. Hanz Zimmer I can't say I like much, having listened to some of his work in the past (generally off of his site). Did he compose for any games I might know?

I think that whoever composed the Theme tune to Room 101 is above everyone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90-_ZoiJd4k A clip of the opening music:)

My friend and I love it too. It really added to the game.

Me too. His style is very much a favourite of mine. As it happens, Hans Zimmer did a lot of the production work and synth programming for that OST. :D

I don't think he's ever done any video games. I'd certainly love to hear his work on any game though. As for whatever you heard by him, he did the Pirates of the Caribbean 2 score and I'm in love with his The Last Samurai soundtrack.

As for anything else, it's best to look at his discography on his site and see if there's anything you've seen in there.;)

Geoff Zanelli's Into The West score is another awesome piece of work. There's been quite an uproar over it due to the fact that they're not going to release it. Instead, they release an album of music "inspired by" the series, which isn't the same thing, believe it or not.:rolleyes:

I've always thought the Tetris music sounds similar to Westminster Bridge. :cool:

lol. I wonder what Murray would say to that.