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Post by Deleted on Jul 24, 2024 22:47:13 GMT
New Soundtrack release: “The Daleks in Colour” (2 CD). Music by Tristram Cary and Mark Ayres. Release Date: 13th September 2024 Disc 2 contains alternate edits and unused cues which are only available on the CD format. (I hated it, but I'm sure some collector's liked the music, so posting for them) ![](https://scontent.fgla3-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/452937100_10159565219792191_3359636866750004861_n.jpg?_nc_cat=107&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=aa7b47&_nc_ohc=AcQ6EsIVjxkQ7kNvgG4-WhE&_nc_ht=scontent.fgla3-2.fna&oh=00_AYAMjoAIpG55UobyR6iM6ysCP6cscZKYCmwFelyBd07UCg&oe=66A75DCA)
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Post by wolfdog95 on Jul 29, 2024 13:10:27 GMT
Nothing against Mark Ayres, who is a talented composer in his own right, but what was the point of trying to Murray Gold-ify the soundtrack to The Daleks? Tristram Cary's original score for that serial was a timeless masterpiece, and made the Daleks creepy in ways they haven't been since. Replacing that with an epic orchestral action-y soundtrack made the whole thing into a pantomime farce.
I would've killed to see the beautiful colourisation but with the original score. Maybe one for the 70th?
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Post by timleschild on Jul 29, 2024 13:30:36 GMT
Nothing against Mark Ayres, who is a talented composer in his own right, but what was the point of trying to Murray Gold-ify the soundtrack to The Daleks? Tristram Cary's original score for that serial was a timeless masterpiece, and made the Daleks creepy in ways they haven't been since. Replacing that with an epic orchestral action-y soundtrack made the whole thing into a pantomime farce. I would've killed to see the beautiful colourisation but with the original score. Maybe one for the 70th? Yes the new score was crap, not even authentic to the era. Just crap.
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Post by wolfdog95 on Jul 29, 2024 18:08:25 GMT
RTD has been vocal about his love for bombastic orchestral soundtracks. Fair enough, but something like that just isn't compatible with The Daleks.
Unlike a lot of people I'm not against colourisation. I think it's great seeing those visuals and the 60s Daleks in vibrant colour. But the soundtrack was a big part of what made that story great, and changing that rips all the charm out of the story. The Daleks is quite obviously low budget, but Cary's eerie electronic score helps make the Dalek city feel sterile, oppressive and claustrophobic, and the Daleks themselves impossibly alien and unsettling to watch. Replace that with a Murray Gold style soundtrack and the low budget-ness of both the setting and the Dalek props becomes much more obvious, and it just looks completely pantomime and unserious.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 29, 2024 21:29:57 GMT
Nothing against Mark Ayres, who is a talented composer in his own right, but what was the point of trying to Murray Gold-ify the soundtrack to The Daleks? Tristram Cary's original score for that serial was a timeless masterpiece, and made the Daleks creepy in ways they haven't been since. Replacing that with an epic orchestral action-y soundtrack made the whole thing into a pantomime farce. I would've killed to see the beautiful colourisation but with the original score. Maybe one for the 70th? Absolutely 100% this. I'll leave it there!
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