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Clearly two groups will be interested in this album: Doctor Who fans (and who isn't these days with the new series going into it's fourth year), and 80's British club culture fans (and certainly there are more than a couple of us that Raved).
This is the "album" that marked the end of the commercial exploits of the KLF/JAMM, and so the publicity goes it's the million pounds they got from sales of this that they burned. Long out of original print, non-British companies have had the rights to continue distribution, but it is a vanishing artifact.
Of course, there was no actual TV episode where a Dalek spoke, "Loads of money".
The stadium/anthem/glam title track will appeal to high-brow and low-brow, and indeed for those wishing to peer into another time or culture, this is an easy ticket in. Bouncy and pounding, interesting, but in the end appeals to those smaller sub-communities over the long term.
Still, a 5-star from this Doctor Who/Rave fan.
November 7, 2007| | | Great little single. Great nostalgia | |
It's a fun single. Kind of the archetype for this brand of music, minus the track with Gary Glitter.
September 26, 2007Great great song!!!!!!!!! Love the beat, reminds of the Bulgarians entrance into Hogwarts' Great Hall in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire! Sweet.
November 22, 2005I love driving to this. It turns heads, everyone wants to know who it is.
August 21, 2005| | | Doctorin The Tardis ( Again ) | |
It may be relatively unknown here in the US , But Dr Who is a big deal in the UK , enough that tunes like this one are generated and can even become top 20 hits . I have been a big fan of Dr Who all my life so I couldn't be any happier with this Cd the songs on it . My transaction and ease of purchase on the Amazon web site are the biggest / best reason for my continued use of the service . I listen to my Cd at least twice a day , & will listen to it for years to come .
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