Terror of the Zygons (album)

For the 1975 Doctor Who serial, see Terror of the Zygons.
Doctor Who: Terror of the Zygons
Soundtrack album by Geoffrey Burgon
Released 2000
Genre Soundtrack
Length 78:25
Label BBC Music
Producer Mark Ayres
Doctor Who soundtrack chronology
Doctor Who: Original Soundtrack Recording
(1997)		 Doctor Who: Terror of the Zygons Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969
(2000)

Doctor Who: Terror of the Zygons is an album of music by Geoffrey Burgon of his music for the Doctor Who serials Terror of the Zygons and The Seeds of Doom. The CD was sourced from the composer's own copies of the score, recorded at a low speed, resulting in lower fidelity.

Track Listing

  1. Doctor Who Opening Title Theme (Ron Grainer, realised by Delia Derbyshire)

Terror of the Zygons

  1. The Destruction of Charlie Rig
  2. A Landing in Scotland
  3. Murder and Mystery on Tulloch Moor
  4. Wreckage
  5. The Zygons Attack
  6. Decompression
  7. The Zygons' Ultimate Weapon
  8. Trance
  9. False Harry
  10. Monster on the Moor
  11. Death at the Inn/Hunt for a Zygon
  12. The Secret of Forgill Castle
  13. Ascent and Descent
  14. A Call from the Prime Minister
  15. To London/Death of Broton
  16. The Monster Goes Home
  17. Return Ticket

The Seeds of Doom

  1. Antarctica: The First pod
  2. "It's Growing!"
  3. Harrison Chase
  4. The Pod Opens
  5. The Galactic Weed
  6. The Creature Attacks
  7. A Plan for Murder/Hunt in the Snow
  8. Sabotage
  9. Chase Receives the Second Pod
  10. The Chauffeur Takes a Detour
  11. A Visit to Harrison Chase
  12. The Hymn of the Plants/Floriana Requiem
  13. Escape and Recapture
  14. The Second Pod Bursts
  15. Keeler's Transformation Begins
  16. The Composter
  17. The Nurturing of Keeler
  18. "Get Dunbar!"/Krynoid on the Loose
  19. Amelia Ducat's Theme
  20. Molotov Cocktail
  21. "The Plants Must Win"
  22. The Plants Attack
  23. Laser Fire
  24. Trapped
  25. The Final Assault
  1. Doctor Who Closing Title Theme (Ron Grainer realised by Delia Derbyshire)

References