The Daleks In Colour Soundtrack
Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 Whoniverse
2 Doctor Who Opening Titles (“In Colour” Mix, Daleks Version)
3 The Petrified Jungle and The City (Soundtrack Version)
4 Uninvited Passengers
5 No Alternative
6 The Box
7 To The City
8 Inside the City (1) (Soundtrack Version – The Labyrinth and the Lift/Barbara Captured)
9 Inside the City (2) (Soundtrack Version – Radiation Poisoning/The Daleks/The Cell/Interrogation)
10 The Doctor Returns to the Cell
11 Mutations
12 Which One of You Is Going?
13 Susan Departs
14 Before the Storm
15 The Storm/Susan and Alydon (Soundtrack Version)
16 Susan Returns to the City/The Thals/Fake Treaty (Soundtrack Version)
17 The Message/He’s Coming (Soundtrack Version)
18 Capturing a Dalek (A&B) (Soundtrack Version)
19 Insides Out
20 Ian The Dalek (Soundtrack Version)
21 It’s Empty
22 Ambush and Aftermath (Soundtrack Version)
23 Something to Fight For (Soundtrack Version)
24 Demented Dalek/Another Neutron Bomb (Soundtrack Version)
25 The Expedition and The Swamp Monster (Soundtrack Version)
26 After The Swamp Monster/The Cave/The Drop (Soundtrack Version)
27 The Jump (Soundtrack Version)
28 Heartbeats (Soundtrack Version)
29 The Fall (Soundtrack Version)
30 The Arising
31 The Final War Part 1
32 The Final War Part 2
33 Our Destiny is in the Stars (End Montage and Titles: The Wedding of River Song)
Disc: 2
1 Doctor Who Opening Titles (“In Colour” Mix)
2 The Petrified Jungle and The City (Album Version)
3 The Labyrinth and The Lift (Unused Version 1)
4 Barbara Enters the City/The Labyrinth and The Lift (Unused Version 2)
5 Barbara Enters the City/The Labyrinth and The Lift (Version 3 as used)
6 Radiation Poisoning/The Daleks (Album Mix)
7 City Music and Tolling Pedal
8 The Daleks/The Cell/The Doctor Interrogated
9 The Interrogation (Master Cue)
10 Susan in the Jungle (Instrumental Cue)
11 Susan in the TARDIS (Instrumental Cue)
12 Susan Returns to the City (Master Cue)
13 The Thals (Master Cue)
14 Fake Treaty (Master Cue)
15 The Message (Unused Version 1)
16 The Message (Version 2 as used)
17 Capturing a Dalek (A)
18 Capturing a Dalek (B)
19 Dalek Creature
20 Ian The Dalek (Master Cue)
21 Ambush and Aftermath (Main Cue, Version 1)
22 The Ambush (Daleks 2023 Edit)
23 Ian and The Thals Parts 1-3
24 Rising Tension/Demented Dalek (Daleks 2023 Edit)
25 Another Neutron Bomb (Master Cue)
26 The Expedition and The Swamp Monster (Master Cue)
27 The Swamp Monster (Alternative Ending)
28 After the Swamp Monster (Master Cue)
29 The Cave/Barbara Loses the Rope
30 The Drop (Master Cue)
31 The Jump (Master Cue)
32 The Fall (Master Cue)
33 The Arising (Master Cue)
34 The Final War (Unused Version 1)
As part of the 60th anniversary celebrations of iconic series Doctor Who, one of the show’s most renowned tales underwent an out of this world update as it received an artistic colourisation.
Originally transmitted in December 1963 to February 1964, The Daleks were introduced to audiences and soon became one of the Doctor’s most formidable and enduring foes. The story follows the very first crew of the TARDIS as they land in a petrified forest on an alien planet. Determined to explore, The Doctor (William Hartnell) leads his companions into the metal city, where they discover danger at every corner and what will become his deadliest enemy, the mutant Daleks.
These seven original 25 minute episodes have been colourised and weaved together into a 75 minute blockbuster. With brand new sound, a brand-new soundtrack – created by Mark Ayres utilising elements of Tristram Cary’s original music with newly recorded score – The Daleks has been updated, whilst ensuring the original classic story remains as thrilling as it was when it began in 1963.
MARK AYRES on re-scoring a TV classic
“The main instruction was to ‘be bold’, and not be too hidebound by the original. That original is ingrained in my nearly-63-year-old DNA, so that was a challenge! But a good one.”
“There was some early discussion about doing a complete re-score, but I argued for keeping as much of Tristram Cary’s original as possible. I wanted my contribution to be both celebration and reinvention: respectful to the original, while not entirely reverential. After all, Tristram was a friend of mine, as is [sound designer] Brian Hodgson, and I think their work is groundbreaking, unique and wonderful.”
The release will be available to stream/download digitally, and as a double CD set with the complete soundtrack on Disc 1, and with Disc 2 containing alternate edits and unused cues which will only be available on the CD format.
coming soon