Those lovely people at Silva Screen popped an email through this afternoon to tell me all about the tracklisting for their forthcoming Doctor Who Series 4 soundtrack album. Lots of marvellous music to delight the most jaded of ears will be offered to the world on the 17th November or even earlier, if you know all about this modern lark of downloading, directly from the Silva Screen website.
1. Doctor Who Season Four Opening Credits (0:46)
2. A Noble Girl About Town (2:14)
3. Life Among the Distant Stars (2:30)
4. Corridors and Fire Escapes (1:12)
5. The Sybilline Sisterhood (1:53)
6. Songs of Captivity and Freedom (4:03)
7. UNIT Rocks (1:11)
8. The Doctor's Daughter (1:38)
9. The Source (3:21)
10. The Unicorn and the Wasp (3:11)
11. The Doctor's Theme Season Four (2:47)
12. Voyage of the Damned Suite (10:21)
13. The Girl With No Name (2:45)
14. The Song of Song (2:14)
15. All in the Mind (1:18)
16. Silence In The Library (2:57)
17. The Greatest Story Never Told (6:17)
18. Midnight (3:07)
19. Turn Left (2:20)
20. A Dazzling End (2:22)
21. The Rueful Fate of Donna Noble (2:44)
22. Davros (2:07)
23. The Dark and Endless Dalek Night (3:44)
24. A Pressing Need to Save the World (4:55)
25. Hanging On The Tablaphone (1:07)
26. Song of Freedom (2:51)
27. Doctor Who Season Four Closing Credits (1:07)
Sounds positively thrilling and, naturally, I'll be here in November with a full review.
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A heads-up, because I enjoyed your Torchwood album review so much! :)
The Series 4 soundtrack is available for download from Silva Screen now for 7.99 UKP.
Noone seems to have reported this!
Oh well. :)
Have downloaded it and will be reviewing it as soon as I can, Jason!