Doctor Who Playlist

[kerravonsen]

Can't exactly remember when, a few months back, I made up for myself a Doctor Who-themed playlist selected from music files which were already on my hard drive (a semi-random and eclectic collection). This could probably do for general SF listening, though it has a temporal bent.

"The Time Machine (part 1)" / The Time Machine - Alan Parsons
"Temporalia" / The Time Machine - Alan Parsons
"The Time Machine (part 2)" / The Time Machine - Alan Parsons
"Days Are Numbers (The Traveller)" / Vulture Culture - Alan Parsons Project
"Blown By The Wind" / On Air - Alan Parsons
"Orinoco Flow" / Watermark - Enya
"Some Other Time" / I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
"Tempus Vernum" / A Day Without Rain - Enya
"Metallic Rain" / Gift - Vangelis
"Far Away Places" / Far Away Places - 2nd Chapter of Acts
"Only Time" / A Day Without Rain - Enya
"Far Ago And Long Away" / The Time Machine - Alan Parsons
"Where We Will Be Going" / Power of Ten - Chris De Burgh
"Sirius" / Eye In The Sky - Alan Parsons Project
"Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" / Klaatu - Klaatu
"Nucleus" / I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
"Your Wildest Dreams" / The Other Side Of Life - Moody Blues
"Anywhere Is" / The Memory of Trees - Enya
"Pax Deorum" / The Memory of Trees - Enya
"Total Eclipse" / I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
"Genesis Ch 1 v 32" / I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
"Time" / The Turn of a Friendly Card - Alan Parsons Project
"Rubber Universe" / The Time Machine - Alan Parsons Project
"It's All Been Done" / Stunt - Barenaked Ladies
"Around The Universe In Eighty Days" / (the second album of the double set) - Klaatu
"Magnetic Fields (part 1)" / Magnetic Fields - Jean Michel Jarre
"Light Up My Room" / Stunt - Barenaked Ladies
"Magnetic Fields (part 4)" / Magnetic Fields - Jean Michel Jarre
"Little Neutrino" / Klaatu - Klaatu
"Storms in Africa" / Watermark - Enya
"Book of Days" / Shepherd Moons - Enya
"Cursum Perficio" / Watermark - Enya
"Pulstar" / Gift - Vangelis
"Voyager" / Pyramid - Alan Parsons Project
"Read My Name" / The Road To Freedom - Chris De Burgh
"I Robot" / I Robot - Alan Parsons Project
"Heaven and Hell (third movement)" / Gift - Vangelis
"China Roses" / The Memory of Trees - Enya


And from this you can realize that I'm rather fond of the Alan Parsons Project and of Enya... 8-)

Comments

[vilakins.livejournal.com]

I am too! :-D

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

"Days Are Numbers (The Traveller)"

That one always makes me think of Doctor Who. I'm glad I'm not the only one. :)

"It's All Been Done"

I was half hoping someone would write me a Who story for that one for the BNL lyric wheel thing. :)

[kerravonsen]

"Days Are Numbers (The Traveller)"

That one always makes me think of Doctor Who. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

Heh, in my brief foray into low-tech vid-making (two VCRs hooked up together) I made a Doctor Who vid based on that song. Of course, it was nowhere near as technically smooth as the stuff folks are doing nowadays, but I'm still fond of it.

"It's All Been Done"

I was half hoping someone would write me a Who story for that one for the BNL lyric wheel thing.

Yeah, that one suits either Who or Highlander. What did they end up writing for you instead? I forget.

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

Of course, it was nowhere near as technically smooth as the stuff folks are doing nowadays, but I'm still fond of it.

I don't suppose you have it online anywhere? I'd like to see it, technically crude or not.

What did they end up writing for you instead? I forget.

I got an ST:TNG story based on Warren Zevon's "Basket Case."

[kerravonsen]

I don't suppose you have it online anywhere? I'd like to see it, technically crude or not.

Thanks, but I don't have the means to transfer stuff from VCR to computer. Otherwise I myself would like to have it sitting on my PC to view every now and then. In my vid-making foray, I made four vids altogether, and I'm very fond of two of them (the other being a general SF one done to ELO's "I'm Alive").

I got an ST:TNG story based on Warren Zevon's "Basket Case."
Oh yeah, I remember that one: Wesley and the android, wasn't it?

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

Wesley and the android, wasn't it?

Yep!

[lizamanynames.livejournal.com]

I got an ST:TNG story based on Warren Zevon's "Basket Case."

For the Multi-Fandom lyric wheel, yes. For the BNL lyric wheel, you got J/A angst based on "Call and Answer" by little_banik_slave I beleive. :)

[astrogirl2.livejournal.com]

Oh! Yes. I don't know why I suddenly switched ficathons in my brain in the middle of that conversation. Probably because I was talking to kerravonsen, and she's associated in my mind with the Multi-fandom one. :)

[lizamanynames.livejournal.com]

That's what I figured happened. :)

[kerravonsen]

And it explains why I remember it, of course.