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Cat: SILLP 1370. Rel: 2 Dec 13
Soundtracks

Side 1 - Track 1. Doctor Who (Opening Theme) Side 1 - Track 2. Androzani Minor Side 1 - Track 3. Gun-Runners Side 1 - Track 4. Morgus & Chellak Side 1 - Track 5. Death Sentence Side 1 - Track 6. Sharaz Jek Side 1 - Track 7. Death Under The Red Cloth Side 1 - Track 8. Androids Side 1 - Track 9. Next Time It'll Be For Real Side 1 - Track 10. Nobody Lives For Ever Side 2 - Track 1. Spectrox Side 2 - Track 2. Salateen Side 2 - Track 3. Exile Side 2 - Track 4. Clever Little Android Side 2 - Track 5. Two Kilos, What A Deal Side 2 - Track 6. The Magma Beast Side 2 - Track 7. Blind Fools Side 2 - Track 8. Tear His Arms Out Side 2 - Track 9. Stage Three Side 2 - Track 10. Geostationary Orbit Side 3 - Track 1. The Girl Will Be Alone Side 3 - Track 2. Peri Abducted Side 3 - Track 3. Vertical Descent Pattern Side 3 - Track 4. It Could Have Been Worse Side 3 - Track 5. Do You Think I'm Mad? Side 3 - Track 6. The Doctor Pursued Side 3 - Track 7. Mud Burst Side 3 - Track 8. Morgus & Stotz Side 4 - Track 1. Face Off Side 4 - Track 2. Morgus Kaput Side 4 - Track 3. Not Beaten Yet Side 4 - Track 4. Milk Of The Queen Bat Side 4 - Track 5. Return To The Tardis Side 4 - Track 6. Is This Death? Side 4 - Track 7. Doctor Who (Closing Theme)

As any true Doctor Who fan will tell you, only one of the classic serials can go up against Genesis Of The Daleks, and it's The Caves Of Androzani. On the basis of this deluxe vinyl version of the serial's soundtrack, composed by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's Roger Limb, it might also have the best score. Making extensive use of the Fairlight Computer Music Instrument and Yamaha DX7 synthesiser, the score on its own is a surprisingly dread-filled document of early 80s electronic music that go toe to toe with anything from Edward Artemiev's music for Tarkovsky's films.