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Check youtube for the music video I made

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPjrzle4nzg


Doctor Who Dubstep Remix

Doctor Who - Who is the Doctor

Doctor Who (Dubstep Remix)

07 - Doctor Who

David Tennant, Catherine Tate and John Barrowman thank Russell T. Davies and Julie Gardner for their work on the series.

Audio from the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giaMRyn47Xg

Doctor Who - The Ballad of Russell and Julie

I generally hate the use of drums in the Doctor Who theme, so I decided to take it to the extreme for a laugh :)



Doctor Who Theme

You can officially download Vashta Nerada free from: http://bit.ly/1utBSmU (available in mp3, FLAC, ALAC (Apple Lossless), AAC, and Ogg Vorbis formats).

It is also now available on limited edition 10" vinyl: http://trafficexperiment.bandcamp.com/album/vashta-nerada-doctor-who-theme-collectors-edition

Vashta Nerada [Doctor Who Theme] is our reworking of Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire's classic Doctor Who theme, featuring the vocals of the very lovely Harri Norris and recorded with producer George Shilling (of Bernard Butler, Blur, Porcupine Tree fame) at his Bank Cottage studio. Our very good friend and videographer Rich Wakefield of FX Media filmed the recording and produced the video.

We've always been massive fans of the original piece of music and after debating 'what if Pink Floyd actually covered the Doctor Who Theme' (rather than just the One of These Days... references to it), and having watched the brilliant clip of Peter Howell recreating his version at the BBC, decided we'd do our own take on it. Vashta Nerada was the result and hopefully we've done Ron and Delia's original track justice (with plenty of Floyd and Doctor Who references thrown in for good measure).

Best wishes,
TE

TRAFFiC EXPERiMENT ARE:

- Stuart Chalmers: guitars/synths/vocals
- Simon James White: bass guitar
- Tom Vincent: drums

FEATURiNG:

- Harri Norris: vocals

Engineered, mixed and mastered by George Shilling at Bank Cottage Studio.

Produced by Stuart Chalmers and George Shilling.

Filmed and edited by Richard Wakefield (FX Media: http://www.fxmedia.co.uk ).

Vashta Nerada [Doctor Who Theme] is based on "Doctor Who" written by Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire.

Thank you to Warner Chappell for allowing us to release this.

Vashta Nerada [Doctor Who Theme]

Doctor Who Theme (8-Bit)

Doctor Who's I Am the Doctor. Sheet music can be found at http://www.musicianspage.com/musicians/8565/sheetmusicalbum/26/

*Update*: You all seem to like this song so much that its about to reach its download limit! Never fear you can find it at 

http://www.musicianspage.com/scripts/download.php?mid=8565&type=audio&file=2819ea9ad8d1d5c944952b21826bce04.mp3

If you have any suggestions/comments about this song or what song I should do next please let me know!

Kski

I Am the Doctor

Doctor Who theme 2008(2)

Chameleon Circuit - The Doctor is Dying

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Doctor Who Theme Song For Orchestra

The Eleventh Step - Mart815

I made this track because someone bet me I couldn't... 

Original:
"I Am The Doctor" by Murray Gold
Fantastic composer.

The Eleventh Step (Doctor Who Dubstep)

For Julia

A mix of Doctor Who's Doomsday, I am the Doctor, and the Doctor Who theme, with little bits of Sherlock.

If you want to download the song but it reached its download limit, send me a message on my tumblr courfeylicious.tumblr.com/ask and give me your email, i'll email it to you.

Doctor Who and Sherlock mix

9th-10th-11th: The Doctor's themes continuously

The Doctor's Themes

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Doctor Who 'I Am The Doctor' For Orchestra

Now on Spotify!

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who I decided I would make an early birthday present in the form of a song called ‘WHO?: The Doctor Who Musical Experience’.
DOWNLOAD for FREE right here!
Check out my website www.stevenseller.com to watch the music video.
Handmade by steven seller - Project Who is the cardboard covered journey to make the most awesome Dr Who music video with no budget, a low-fi love letter to Steven Moffat and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. 
Happy Early fiftieth Doctor, here's to fifty more!

Song and Lyrics by: Steven Seller
Electric Guitar & Drums: Dan Godfrey
Bass: Chris Hudson
Keys & Percussion: Aurelie Konter
Orchestral Arrangement and Synth: Dave Pape
Engineered and Mixed by: Mike Greenway
Musical Tardis: Boris Sandford
YOUTUBE CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/user/stevenjohnseller
WEBSITE: www.stevenseller.com
and for all those lovely people who asked - here are my LYRICS:

There is one thing that's on your tv
The one thing that you should watch only
The only good thing on the BBC
Who could it be? Who could? It? Beeeeeeee 

This Saturday Night on BBC one, 
The geekiest show it has BEGUN.
You will not believe, what you will see, on the screen of your TV
It's nothing like the shit you've seen before - On Channel 4!

The Cybermen, are back again, deleting all your facebook friends,
and then uploading them again, as virtual CYBERMEN!
And when they poke you - you become a cyberman too!

There's only one man who can stop them, deleting all the humans,
flying in a box that's painted BLUE!
IT'S  DOCTOR WHO! DOCTOR Who - ooo!
Catch the repeat sunday on BBC two!

In all the universe, all the aliens come to earth,
of all the places within space, they think Wales is the perfect place!
To launch an invasion, of the United Kingdom, hiding and disguising as anything that's not very expensive!
"Expensive? We are VERY EXPENSIVE!!"
"DO NOT MOCK THA DAAALEKS!!"
EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!
EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! the HUMAAANS!! EVERYONE!!
"mwa hahaaa (insert Dalek topical joke here)
WAIT WHATS THAT IN THE FUCKING SKY?????

Its - Matt Smith, Navigating TIME SHIFTS, on his way to ASS-KICK, the naughty little DALEKS
Oh no! They've locked the door! That's what the sonic screwdrivers for! Tried to make him die and now you're through!
It's DOCTOR WHO - OOOOOO
Every season is the same - the Doctor kills the Daleks, well guess what? They're back again.
And every other season, the Doctor changes face, and another British actor comes along to save the HUMAN RACE

"David tennant I miss you!"

END

Thanks to all the fans, and for all the support

Steve x

WHO? - The Doctor Who Musical Experience. FULL VERSION

A version of the "Doomsday" theme from the TV show 'Doctor Who', recorded by me on GarageBand.

Doomsday (from Doctor Who Soundtrack)

Full, free episode...

Synopsis

Do you remember the '80s? The Rubik's cube... Duran Duran ... deelyboppers ... and the Cuddlesomes — pink vampire hamsters, the must-have toy of twenty-three Christmases ago.
For so long now, the Cuddlesomes have been forgotten, lying in attics and junk shops. But now they're waking up. And they want to give us all a cuddle. A long, slow, deadly cuddle...

Landing in an England gripped by a strange new plague, the Doctor is soon on the Cuddlesomes' trail. But the toys are just part of a twisted plan to wipe out a whole generation...

Written By: Nigel Fairs
Directed By: Barnaby Edwards

Cast

Peter Davison (The Doctor), Roberta Taylor (Angela Wisher), Timothy West (Ronald Turvey), David Troughton (The Tinghus), Matthew Noble (John Dixon/New Cuddlesomes), Kate Brown (Miranda Evenden/Cuddlesomes/Dr. Cooper/Vehicle), Nicholas Briggs (Newsreader).

Doctor Who: Cuddlesome (Complete adventure)

Made it better for my own use :)
Feel free to download!

I am the Doctor Acoustic Remix

TRAFFiC EXPERiMENT are an independent rock band from the UK, combining elements of art rock, progressive rock, electronic, funk and acoustic with experimental soundscapes, instrumentals and sound effects to create their own brand of cinematic rock music.

Formed in 2006 by guitarist/vocalist/composer Stuart Chalmers, session drummer Tom Vincent and SjW frontman and bassist Simon James White, Traffic Experiment (named after a temporary road sign in the band’s hometown of Guildford) recorded their first full album, Blue Suburbia, a loose concept album based around the neuroses of modern British suburbia, at Woodworm Studios, a converted chapel in the rural Oxfordshire countryside and formerly the private studio of the legendary Fairport Convention.

Chalmers, an astrophysics graduate, had written and demoed the full album in 2005 and, having recruited Vincent and White (former students of the Academy of Contemporary Music and the London Music School respectively), set about recording what would prove to be a fairly complex 11-track album.

Blue Suburbia took Traffic Experiment four years to complete - a result of the band’s fiercely independent outlook by doing almost everything themselves, including designing the artwork, building websites, setting up their own label, producing and funding the project.

With its recurring musical and lyrical themes, accompanying visuals, extended soundscapes, and lack of any radio-friendly singles, Blue Suburbia was created as a work to be listened to in its entirety, with the band painstakingly layering their multiple parts and crafting each track so it would segue naturally into the next.

To add a further dimension, the album was peppered with sound effects from the ‘sped up sound of the Big Bang’, spinning clocks and guitars (which invovled band members twirling around in the studio wearing binaural ear mics), BBC Radio 4’s infamous pips through to a cheap monophonic ringtone of the main refrain opening Once More (with feeling).

The album also featured the soaring ambient vocals of Harri Norris, who was only seventeen when recording her parts

Produced by Stuart Chalmers, engineered by Steve Hill and mastered by Pink Floyd's Andy Jackson, Blue Suburbia was released in 2010 on the band's own self-titled label, Traffic Experiment Music.

Traffic Experiment returned to the studio in 2011 to work with producer George Shilling (Blur, Bernard Butler, Porcupine Tree, Stornoway), and created a reworking of the classic Doctor Who theme. Named after a flesh-eating shadow from the TV series, Vashta Nerada [Doctor Who Theme] was released on New Year’s Eve 2011. The band went on to release this version on limited edition vinyl to coincide with the sci-fi show’s 50th anniversary on November 23rd 2013, and also appeared live on BBC3’s Doctor Who Live Afterparty performing sections from the track to an audience of around 1.5 million.

On 21st December 2012, a date that had attracted many end-of-the-world prophecies, the band headed to Steve Winwood’s studio with a full 8-piece band to record and film a session of live tracks. The resulting film, Traffic Experiment - [Live at the End of the World], was released on Blu-ray and DVD, along with a release of Blue Suburbia [Special Edition], including the Blu-ray, on 21st June 2013.

Traffic Experiment are currently writing a follow-up album to 2010’s Blue Suburbia, preparing for some UK live shows (featuring Blue Suburbia in its entirety) in 2015 as well as working on a short-film project.