Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen - Revision history

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	The album ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>		The album ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>

	Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The [[Initial ~~Calalogue~~]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>		Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The [[Initial Catalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>

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	The album ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>		The album ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>

	Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The ]]Initial Calalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>		Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The [[Initial Calalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>

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	* Released by Via Satellite Records<ref name=RS/> as ASTRA 3967.<ref>Notes to the [[Initial Catalogue]] entry for [[DD009]].</ref>		* Released by Via Satellite Records<ref name=RS/> as ASTRA 3967<ref>Notes to the [[Initial Catalogue]] entry for [[DD009]].</ref> or by Astra as V-Sat 3967<ref>Record label for ''Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>

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			The album ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>

	Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The ]]Initial Calalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>		Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The ]]Initial Calalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>

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The CD ''[[Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen]]'' includes a version of the [[Doctor Who Theme]] “with extra whooshes and things”.<ref name=RS>John Cavanagh in the [[Radio Scotland interview]].</ref>

Delia had a copy of this CD in her attic.<ref>The ]]Initial Calalogue]]'s entry for [[DD009]]: Copy of the CD ''Music from the Tomb of the Cybermen''.</ref>

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* Released by Via Satellite Records<ref name=RS/> as ASTRA 3967.<ref>Notes to the [[Initial Catalogue]] entry for [[DD009]].</ref>

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