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*Included with the CD were pictures of the [[tenth incarnation]], [[Tallulah]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Dalek Jast]], a [[Animated scarecrows (Family of Blood)|Scarecrow]], a [[Weeping Angel]], [[Donna Noble]] and [[The Master (Harold Saxon)|the Master]] The booklet also included an introduction by [[Julie Gardner]] and notes on each track by [[Murray Gold]] the composer of the music. | *Included with the CD were pictures of the [[tenth incarnation]], [[Tallulah]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Dalek Jast]], a [[Animated scarecrows (Family of Blood)|Scarecrow]], a [[Weeping Angel]], [[Donna Noble]] and [[The Master (Harold Saxon)|the Master]] The booklet also included an introduction by [[Julie Gardner]] and notes on each track by [[Murray Gold]] the composer of the music. | ||
*"[[My Angel Put the Devil in Me]]" is performed by [[Yamit Mamo]] on this CD rather than [[Miranda Raison]] who originally sung it in [[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''. Yamit Mamo also sings "[[The Stowaway]]". | *"[[My Angel Put the Devil in Me]]" is performed by [[Yamit Mamo]] on this CD rather than [[Miranda Raison]] who originally sung it in [[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]''. Yamit Mamo also sings "[[The Stowaway]]". | ||
*The only track on this album not written by Murray Gold is the hymn "[[Abide | *The only track on this album not written by Murray Gold is the hymn "[[Abide with Me]]". | ||
*The total run time for the CD was 74 minutes and 36 seconds. | *The total run time for the CD was 74 minutes and 36 seconds. | ||
*The opening track was used in the introduction to an edition of the BBC science documentary series, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mgxf| "Horizon"]. The edition was called [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00fyl5z| "Do You Know What Time It Is?"] and first broadcast on 2nd December 2008. | *The opening track was used in the introduction to an edition of the BBC science documentary series, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mgxf| "Horizon"]. The edition was called [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00fyl5z| "Do You Know What Time It Is?"] and first broadcast on 2nd December 2008. | ||
