DOCTOR WHO MUSIC BY AND THE BBC RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP

01 (Opening Theme) 0.39 20 Geostationary Orbit 1.43 02 Androzani Minor 1.46 21 The Girl Will Be Alone 1.00 03 Gun-Runners 0.59 22 Peri Abducted 1.28 04 Morgus and Chellak 1.06 23 Vertical Descent Pattern 0.32 05 Death Sentence 1.36 24 It Could Have Been Worse 2.08 06 Sharaz Jek 1.49 25 Do You Think I’m Mad? 2.56 07 Death Under the Red Cloth 2.10 26 Pursued 3.13 08 Androids 0.50 27 Mud Burst 1.58 09 Next Time It’ll Be for Real 1.07 28 Morgus and Stotz 1.03 10 Nobody Lives for Ever 2.16 29 Face Off 1.11 11 Spectrox 1.11 30 Morgus Kaput 0.37 12 Salateen 0.32 31 Not Beaten Yet 1.21 13 Exile 1.06 32 Milk of the Queen Bat 7.04 14 Clever Little Android 0.44 33 Return to the TARDIS 0.50 15 Two Kilos, What a Deal 0.50 34 Is This Death? 2.18 16 The Magma Beast 2.14 35 Doctor Who (Closing Theme) 1.20 17 Blind Fools 0.34 18 Tear His Arms Out 2.37 19 Stage Three 1.54 Total Playing Time: 59.59 Working on The Caves of Androzani I was lucky enough to already have experience of creating music for TV drama including several Doctor Who stories. In 1984-5 we had new tools at our disposal including the Fairlight Computer Music Instrument (CMI) which I used to create the rhythmic percussion figures, and the wonderfully versatile Yamaha DX7 which was a landmark in the development of the synthesiser. I’d read the scripts but it was only when I saw the edited episodes on VHS that my ideas started to take shape. The greatest slice of luck was having as director. He was able to explain exactly what he wanted from me, a great advantage!

ROGER LIMB, 2012

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop’s long association with Doctor Who started at its very inception in 1963, with ’s ground-breaking realisation of Ron Grainer’s theme music and using his mother’s front-door key and a denuded piano to make the unearthly sound of the TARDIS. But while Brian (and later, ) continued to work on the sound effects, the Workshop’s contribution to the music came in fits and starts until 1980, when they finally took it on full time. heralded this new participation with his new recording of the theme, and various RWS composers then shared composing duties. The Caves of Androzani was Roger Limb’s seventh of eight contributions to the series, and the first of his two very successful collaborations with director Graeme Harper.

At this time, the programme was (like all television) made with monophonic sound, and BBC technical requirements specified that music supplied for programmes should also be in mono. For this reason, there is no stereo mix of the original score. For this CD, I have essentially retained the mono, but placed it in a subtle stereo space that I hope will prove pleasing to the ear!

MARK AYRES, OCTOBER 2012

CREDITS

Composed and Realised by ROGER LIMB, BBC RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP Published by BBC Music

Doctor Who Theme Composed by RON GRAINER (Warner/Chappell Music) Realised by PETER HOWELL, BBC RADIOPHONIC WORKSHOP

This compilation compiled, produced and digitally remastered by

The Caves of Androzani was originally transmitted in 4 episodes on BBC1 between 8th and 16th March 1984

The Caves of Androzani starred as the . Written by ROBERT HOLMES. Produced by JOHN NATHAN-TURNER. Directed by GRAEME HARPER

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