Doctor Who - Mawdryn Undead Soundtrack by Paddy Kingsland

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Paddy Kingsland is easily the best composer of incidental music for the classic Doctor Who stories. Within this genre he is most famous for composing "It's the End", the music that accompanied the regeneration of the Fourth Doctor (played by Tom Baker) into the Fifth (played by Peter Davison), certainly the most recognizable and popular piece of Doctor Who incidental music from the classic era. Here is the soundtrack for Mawdryn Undead, also composed by the ridiculously talented Mr Kingsland. Mawdryn Undead is a highly enjoyable story (my favorite Fifth Doctor story) and is greatly enhanced by the wonderful incidental music. Enjoy!

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6 сен 2024

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@maxkennedy7430 6 лет назад

11:06 is where the Brigadier remembers.

@-princess_rose 4 года назад

For some reason it's sad... Maybe because Nicholas, who played as Brigadier isn't around anymore?

@velahtielredfang9417 3 года назад

@@-princess_rose We'll never know if he wanted one lump or two.

@-princess_rose 3 года назад

@@velahtielredfang9417 wdym by lump?

@chedaki Год назад

@Federated States of Flanagonia and also mawdryn

@robertlloyd8616 21 день назад

@@-princess_rose One lump or two of sugar, for the Brigadier's tea.

@blackpilledmisanthrope2276 4 года назад

Paddy Kingsland - The Ultimate Who Composer

@raksh9 5 лет назад

This is remarkable. Removed from the visuals and story, this soundtrack reveals itself to be a mix of electronica, pop and soft rock. There's a sense of early prog rock like Yes, King Crimson and Eno, and yet it's tied with Davison era Dr Who. Amazing.

@Loverboy19691 7 лет назад

I love the music from this story, especially from 34:16. Reminds me of the Brigadier with great warmth and affection.

@rexcooper3365 Год назад

This stuff takes New Romantics into Progressive Electronica. Hard to say which of Kingsland's WHO compositions is my favourite. This one is like a cross between State Of Decay & Full Circle with some awesome 'upgrades' conceived in the intervening 24 months. I absolutely love the analogue synths he utilised - does anyone know which actual keyboards Paddy favoured? Roland Juno/Jupiter 4/8 or Korg?? BTW... if you're listening to this in 2023 you're fabulously awesome!!