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naye, but anyone who wants is welcome to snag 'em. When reading on the train, I prefer listening to instrumental pieces as lyrics distract me, and I love soundtracks, so having worn out the 3 PotC OSTs, I naturally snatched up the Doctor Who OST. However, it is only for the first two series, which is a crying shame because series 3's music kicks so much ass I am at a loss to describe it. It's the same composer, Murray Gold just hit his stride in a major way.
This left me with nothing to do but to clip mp3s from the show itself. Which proved a mistake, because I got the music I wanted, but I got the voices, too. Which means that not only am I rewatching scenes, but I'm relistening to scenes as well. On the train. My reading suffers. (Sorry, Harry (Dresden. Potter's not for a little while still.)) On the other hand, it's akin to watching anime raw; you can appreciate the vocal acting that much more without the distraction of visuals. And for the record, David Tennant could be a voice actor. Heck, he could be a seiyuu. A bishounen seiyuu.
Which is another way of saying, damn, but the man can scream good.
( 7 mp3s. Somewhat spoilerish. )
While I'm at it - any Who fan who's seen up through series 2 but hasn't heard "Song for Ten", get it now. It's the song that plays near the end of the first Xmas special, the wardrobe selection scene. It was written for the show, and then there was this extended version written post-Doomsday, and the lyrics' contrasted with the upbeat tone just fit Ten so very perfectly.
naye, but anyone who wants is welcome to snag 'em. When reading on the train, I prefer listening to instrumental pieces as lyrics distract me, and I love soundtracks, so having worn out the 3 PotC OSTs, I naturally snatched up the Doctor Who OST. However, it is only for the first two series, which is a crying shame because series 3's music kicks so much ass I am at a loss to describe it. It's the same composer, Murray Gold just hit his stride in a major way.This left me with nothing to do but to clip mp3s from the show itself. Which proved a mistake, because I got the music I wanted, but I got the voices, too. Which means that not only am I rewatching scenes, but I'm relistening to scenes as well. On the train. My reading suffers. (Sorry, Harry (Dresden. Potter's not for a little while still.)) On the other hand, it's akin to watching anime raw; you can appreciate the vocal acting that much more without the distraction of visuals. And for the record, David Tennant could be a voice actor. Heck, he could be a seiyuu. A bishounen seiyuu.
Which is another way of saying, damn, but the man can scream good.
( 7 mp3s. Somewhat spoilerish. )
While I'm at it - any Who fan who's seen up through series 2 but hasn't heard "Song for Ten", get it now. It's the song that plays near the end of the first Xmas special, the wardrobe selection scene. It was written for the show, and then there was this extended version written post-Doomsday, and the lyrics' contrasted with the upbeat tone just fit Ten so very perfectly.
