OFF: Doctor Who, how was it?

[Drill]

Orbital did that Dr. Who theme track a couple years ago but I prefer
the theme straight from TV, sometimes I'd watch the show and
appreciate the beginning and closing credits way more than the
particular episode. Blasphemous sure but a huge effort to try to tune
it in from 100 miles away when it's only on 20 weeks out of the year
at randomly 11PM, 1130PM or 12AM

On 7/1/05, Drill <drill.0010.1011.1100 at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 6/30/05, Bill Bradley <senator at regurgitate.ugcs.caltech.edu> wrote:
> > >  Anyone know that KLF Dr. Who football song?
> >
> >         That'd be Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Part 2" done as "The
> > Timelords"
> > (one of the KLF's alter egos, like the JAMS) called Doctorin' the Tardis.
> > The CD single (which I have right here) also includes Gary Joins the JAMS
> > with Gary Glitter.
> >
> >         Bill
> >
>
> I can't believe some of the stuff they do I got Doctorin the Tardis
> yes from Kazaa and it's probably te most confusing thing for other
> people in my house to hear me listening too. Burning 1 million pounds,
> recording que sera with the Red Army Chorus. Or the SovRAC as I call
> them Actually the best concert I've ever been to in my life was when
> they performed at Mechanics hall in Worcester, about 90 people on
> stage including the sword dancers, cover was $12, I think I have all
> ther album releases actually and just imagine that there was furious
> standing applause and cheering in the middle of some of their songs.
> I've gotten mp3s of them with the Leningrad Cowboys, Space Tractor
> could be my top pick. And the Chorus has been recording their own
> albums since I think 1968. They improved constantly and especially
> when they adopted female singers. The show I went to their sound was
> pretty close that of the "Kalinka!" album.
>


--
Rotary Clench Mars Human Exchange & Suicide Program

- Kill All Humans