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    Posted: June 14 2024 at 07:31
For any fellow fans of both Progressive Rock and Doctor Who, this is the book for you!

Time Lords, Moogs & Mellotrons: A Celebratory Examination of the Unique Relationship Between the Classic Era of Doctor Who and Progressive Rock


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Edited by Progrocco - June 14 2024 at 07:39
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Link didn't work for me, but I'm interested in the book. 
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Originally posted by Progrocco Progrocco wrote:

For any fellow fans of both Progressive Rock and Doctor Who, this is the book for you!

Time Lords, Moogs & Mellotrons: A Celebratory Examination of the Unique Relationship Between the Classic Era of Doctor Who and Progressive Rock

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The link simply had an extra http:/ due to a forum function adding that... Here is the working link https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0D5Z2CDLB

Like Gian-Luca (Progrocco) I am in Canada (I also have British citizenship). I grew up in Vancouver and was practically raised on British programming here like Doctor Who (on CBC I think) and Blake's 7 on PBS, The Prisoner and, well, lots of British comedy programming. I am big Doctor Who fan, and one of my favourite writers who worked for Doctor Who (and as script-editor for one series/season) was Douglas Adams who I at least know was into Pink Floyd, but then so were lots and lots of people. Delia Derbyshire is the fist one I think of when equating Doctor Who with progressive music (particularly progressive electronic music).

Here is great jazzy version of the Doctor Who theme by Don Harper that is Prog to me (and was brought to my attention by a poster at PA many moons ago).



And then there's The Go Go's I'm Going to Spend My Christmas With a Dalek

Congratulations on the book.
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