Dr Who: The Sword of Orion - remastered OST

by Jim Mortimore

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	1.	Track 01 01:55
	2.	Track 02 02:06
	3.	Track 03 00:38
	4.	Track 04 02:48
	5.	Track 05 04:34
	6.	Track 06 02:25
	7.	Track 07 01:19
	8.	Track 08 03:37
	9.	Track 09 02:26
	10.	Track 10 01:46
	11.	Track 11 01:35
	12.	Track 12 02:02
	13.	Track 13 01:18
	14.	Track 14 02:39
	15.	Track 15 01:24
	16.	Track 16 01:59
	17.	Track 17 09:45
	18.	Track 18 03:55
	19.	Track 19 11:30

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Not much to say about this really. . . originally recorded sometime in the 80's in Bill and Nick's house in Peckham, in an upstairs bedroom with a whacking great hole in the floor where the floorboards were falling through. Had to be careful not to go all Wakeman on the ol' synths. They were wobbling enough on the ironing board is it was!
Had a lot of fun pretending to be Jerry Goldsmith and getting Heather to chant some whispery words for me, in emulation of The Omen score... yum!

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released January 1, 1985

Knobbly boxes twiddled by yours truly
"Crushing and Killing" by Heather Barker
Cover design by Paul Lunn based on AW by Paul Lunn, Nick Layton, George Read and mesel'.

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Jim Mortimore UK

I've been writing music since I was very young, having abandoned piano lessons for a Casio VL Tone and two reel2reel tape recorders. I'm inspired by early Tangerine Dream and bleepy radiophonica, such as may be found enhancing 1960s Dr Who. I've written music for BBC Dr Who audio plays and live local performances. Delia Derbyshire, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Jerry Goldsmith are among my muses. ... more

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