The Shepherds Boy: Doctor Who @ 60 Concert Rendition (music video) 

Ditto. Dec 25, 2017. The day Doctor Who ended.

Honest, I never thought I’d see someone challenge Tom Baker for my top spot but, with the one episode, he really gave it a great run.

@@frankmartinez2987 Totally agree. I thought Peter was spectacular. It was obvious that he loved the role and that he cherished the show.

​@@joshuapincus7351Yuppp

When the doctor was .....well ....my doctor 😉

@@hellsw0rth Yeah I think it's because the studio recording are specifically made to be able to listen outside of the room. I attended the Doctor Who proms a few times and IRL it's always incredible then when you hear the official recording it sounds weak. It's a shame! Though I feel for some tracks like Doomsday, the added stuff they used compensate for the lack of clean recording and make them as good, if not better, as the CD tracks!

​@@hellsw0rthI'm on the wrong side of the world as well but I just really wanted to attend them haha. Yeah Doomsday even had Borna performing extra bits and the Guitar, the dude that did the Vale Decem, Abigail Song and Long Song collabs with the fans during the Lockdown if you've heard about it! And thank you! Glad yo know you enjoyed them! I can't wait to have more material to post finally.

@@hellsw0rth Me too! I've become friend with him and he's a really kind dude, on top of being a really talented musician and composer haha

@@OswinPond I think the reason why the concert version sounds weaker is because it's playing in a big hall. I've seen a few concerts in big halls and compared them to a studio version on Spotify, and the consistent factor within every piece is the surround sound. In a studio, the walls are near each other, so sound can reverberate off of them quicker and louder, whereas with a hall, it's big and open, so you have to treat the dynamics like it's double what the music score says, but at the same time, you have to not overplay the other instruments, so it's this counter balance act of playing soft, but loud at the same time, otherwise no one will understand what's actually meant to happen in a piece. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

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