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Post by Stephen Byers on Nov 28, 2023 4:38:48 GMT
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Post by Angel Amezquita (Angelgreat) on Nov 28, 2023 15:57:22 GMT
Yep, they used the Australian Recordings for that one. |
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Post by Rob Moss on Nov 29, 2023 11:01:27 GMT
Incorrect. Wheel is (at least mainly) based on the Graham Strong tapes, recorded in the UK, if you look at the acknowledgements.
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Post by Angel Amezquita (Angelgreat) on Nov 29, 2023 13:48:24 GMT
Incorrect. Wheel is (at least mainly) based on the Graham Strong tapes, recorded in the UK, if you look at the acknowledgements. Yep, my bad. I got that story confused with the Space Pirates. |
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Post by Angel Amezquita (Angelgreat) on Dec 29, 2023 2:08:38 GMT
I wonder if 2024, well get more off-air audio discoveries from those who originally recorded Doctor Who during the 60s. So far, we've used many audio recordings from different fans depending on who's recording was the best.
Graham Strong recorded from An Unearthly Child to The Dominators (though he didn't switch from Microphone to Line-in until Daleks Master Plan) and his recordings are the best quality possible.
The Randolph Tapes contain recordings from The Daleks Master Plan to The Underwater Menace (though documentation suggest other Randolph reels might still exist) and its consider the second best.
David Holman recorded from An Unearthly Child to The Three Doctors and his recordings are the third best.
John De Rivaz/James Russell recorded from An Unearthly Child to The War Games and their recordings are the fourth best.
Richard Landen recorded from The Myth Makers to Underworld and his recordings are the fifth best.
David Butler recorded from The Web Planet to Logopolis (although he wiped and reused many of his tapes to save costs) and his recording of Mission to the Unknown is considered the best.
An unknown Australian fan's recording of The Invasion and The Space Pirates are considered the best.
There's also recordings made by Allen Wilson, David Stead, Marc Platt, and Ian Levine (yes, that Ian Levine) which are of various quality.
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Post by barneyhall on Dec 29, 2023 8:32:40 GMT
Another list of known information vaguley veiled as a question. I know the groups been quiet but not a reason to skip into your old ways.
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Post by simonashby on Dec 29, 2023 12:48:22 GMT
I'll go out on a limb here, just to be super clear. Angel - stop digging up threads when you have nothing to actually say, other than to parrot already known information. Asking (or alluding to) pointless speculative questions isn't helpful either.
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Post by Jaspal Cheema on Dec 30, 2023 22:30:58 GMT
Incorrect. Wheel is (at least mainly) based on the Graham Strong tapes, recorded in the UK, if you look at the acknowledgements. Yep, my bad. I got that story confused with the Space Pirates. And please don't use that phrase 'my bad'.Grammatically wrong social media slang.Sorry. |
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Post by Rob Moss on Dec 30, 2023 23:52:03 GMT
Yep, my bad. I got that story confused with the Space Pirates. And please don't use that phrase 'my bad'.Grammatically wrong social media slang.Sorry. Contrary to the above post, members are at liberty to use that phrase if they wish. |
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Post by nathangeorge on Dec 31, 2023 8:26:55 GMT
Yep, my bad. I got that story confused with the Space Pirates. And please don't use that phrase 'my bad'.Grammatically wrong social media slang.Sorry. If it makes you feel any better "my bad" predates social media and is thought to have been popularised in the mid 90's by Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Indeed, this song was written in 2001. m.youtube.com/watch?v=WsIJjQLpukQAnyway, I'm pretty sure I heard Hartnell say, "Chesterton is it hm? My bad homme. My bad hmm hmm." And I think Barbara replies,"I pity da fool" and then Susan sees the Dalek city and is all like "yeet! that city is se-yack". Then they all go back to the TARDIS to chill with a fatty and play transdimensional Boggle. Word. |
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Post by stevehoare61 on Dec 31, 2023 9:41:25 GMT
Very interesting Nathan...could you translate the last section please? lol
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Post by Jaspal Cheema on Dec 31, 2023 15:08:50 GMT
And please don't use that phrase 'my bad'.Grammatically wrong social media slang.Sorry. Contrary to the above post, members are at liberty to use that phrase if they wish. If other members are happy with phrases such as this,then I will tolerate too. Best wishes Jaspal |
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Post by davetudor on Jan 8, 2024 14:15:57 GMT
And please don't use that phrase 'my bad'.Grammatically wrong social media slang.Sorry. If it makes you feel any better "my bad" predates social media and is thought to have been popularised in the mid 90's by Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Indeed, this song was written in 2001. m.youtube.com/watch?v=WsIJjQLpukQAnyway, I'm pretty sure I heard Hartnell say, "Chesterton is it hm? My bad homme. My bad hmm hmm." And I think Barbara replies,"I pity da fool" and then Susan sees the Dalek city and is all like "yeet! that city is se-yack". Then they all go back to the TARDIS to chill with a fatty and play transdimensional Boggle. Word. Indeed, Pertwee too was often known to put down a tiresome civil servant with a withering 'Nah, meet, you're wafflin'. Chattin' s***, bro.' |
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Post by odysseaschristou on Jan 9, 2024 12:17:18 GMT
If it makes you feel any better "my bad" predates social media and is thought to have been popularised in the mid 90's by Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Indeed, this song was written in 2001. m.youtube.com/watch?v=WsIJjQLpukQAnyway, I'm pretty sure I heard Hartnell say, "Chesterton is it hm? My bad homme. My bad hmm hmm." And I think Barbara replies,"I pity da fool" and then Susan sees the Dalek city and is all like "yeet! that city is se-yack". Then they all go back to the TARDIS to chill with a fatty and play transdimensional Boggle. Word. Indeed, Pertwee too was often known to put down a tiresome civil servant with a withering 'Nah, meet, you're wafflin'. Chattin' s***, bro.' Yes blud, you get me in'it bruv  |
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