Cacophony

"Doctor in Distress" is a charity single that was produced back in 1985 when the series "Doctor Who" was taken off the air for 18 months in the UK. I remembered the song from back then when I was in the whole Dr. Who fandom culture.
Finally, today I found an MP3 version, evidently the only one extant. It's not nearly as good as I remembered it -- in fact, it's cringe-inducing. What's most astonishing about it is that Basia sings on it! The name of the "group" says it all: Who Cares?
Read more about "Doctor in Distress" and listen to the madness.

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December 29, 2004 "Doctor in Distress" is a charity single that was produced back in 1985 when the series "Doctor Who" was taken off the air for 18 months in the UK. I remembered the song from back then when I was in the whole Dr. Who fandom culture. Finally, today I found an MP3 version, evidently the only one extant. It's not nearly as good as I remembered it -- in fact, it's cringe-inducing. What's most astonishing about it is that Basia sings on it! The name of the "group" says it all: Who Cares? Read more about "Doctor in Distress" and listen to the madness. permalink	This site is an archive of sound. Snippets and samples of sounds collected over the years for no apparently good reason. It goes without saying that some - or most - of the sounds here are from sources that were originally copyrighted, so they are presented here only for personal use, as a historic record of popular culture in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. rss 2.0 Collections WAVA Jingles The More You Know	View complete archive Recent Additions - All Themes Considered - Ringtones: My Collection - A West Wing Christmastime - You’ve Got Post - Something for Everyone on WETA - PBS Pledge Music - Sister Kate and The Nutt House - Designing Women and Teddy Z - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - Are You Being Served, Sir? - BBC One (2006) - Three’s a Crowd - BBC 1 Moving Idents - C’mon Home! - The More You Know - WRC-TV News Themes - Doctor in Distress - The Library in Alexandria - Proud as a Peacock - Hi, I’m Madonna The files presented here are for personal use only. This site is intended as a historic record of popular media and culture, and as such is not intended to infringe upon any copyrights which may be in force on these audio and video snippets.