There are two songs here. One of them is based on a television show, but I won’t spoil it before the track listing by naming that show. I will say that it’s one of my favorites, though. I like both of these songs a lot. They are both instrumentals and land somewhere in the progressive rock and space rock territory. This is a great stuff.

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Some sound effects open this. Then a pounding driving rhythm section enters and we’re off. Those with perception will start to recognize that rhythm section and the title will make sense. They move it forward with the rhythm section as the dominant factor for about the first minute. As the melody line comes over the top it becomes obvious that the title is clever and this is the Omenopus take on the “Doctor Who” theme song. It’s meant as a tribute to the show in celebration of the 50^th Anniversary. They drop it way down for an acoustic guitar take on that familiar theme. Then it powers back out for more harder edged space rock around the familiar sounds. The sounds of the TARDIS emerge at the end, too.