Lo-fi TARDISwave beats to relax/reverse the polarity to

It's proper name is the Latin Version. It is from Doctor Who - Variations on a Theme, a four track record and CD (and probably cassette) issued in 1989. It got some publicity for being issued on what was described as the worlds first square CD although I heard some reports that they weren't very reliable. My copy was on vinyl so I don't know if that was true. Some CD's were the normal round ones. The other three tracks were arranged by Mark Ayres (who had 2 tracks) and Dominic Glynn. Between the three of them (McCulloch, Ayres and Glynn) they had provided all the incidental music in the McCoy era.

I seriously wish the DWM would do a article on the Years Tapes, as it goes (and correct me if I am wrong, but I doubt I am), Hartnell presented by Sylvester, Troughton by Jon and Pertwee by Jon, Tom Baker I & II by Tom, Colin Baker by Colin, Daleks by Peter D and Cybermen by Colin and then that's it, way before the TVM or the arrival of New Who, so what's the full story.

Ahh yes i love this mix. Comes from the Variations On A Theme album :)

Awesome.

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The Years Tapes Didn't include the Davison Years and the McCoy Years

How did use avoid copyright?

But Can you Do The Colin Baker Years Links The Tom Baker Years Links & Cybermen the Early Years Links