June 17th, 2026
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Doctor Who Peter Davison Doctor Collection Vinyl LP
Available to order from www.amazon.co.uk, www.townsendmusic.com and www.hive.co.uk
Also available on CD from www.townsendmusic.com, www.hive.co.uk and www.amazon.co.uk
Demon Records celebrates Peter Davison’s fresh-faced and energetic incarnation of the famous Time Lord, 45 years after he first appeared on BBC TV screens. Available as a deluxe vinyl box set, this 4-disc set presents Peter Davison narrating two classic Doctor Who Target Books by Terrance Dicks alongside bonus audio items.
Doctor Who: The Peter Davison Collection (4LP Red & Purple Vinyl)
- Two classic stories read by Peter Davison
- Includes ‘Doctor Who: Kinda’ and ‘Doctor Who: Warriors Of The Deep’
- Contains archivve interviews and radio appearances
- Plus 12″ photographic print of the Fifth Doctor
- Pressed on 140g translucent red and purple vinyl
Doctor Who: Kinda relates the Doctor’s unnerving encounter with the mind-possessing Mara whilst Doctor Who: Warriors of the Deep tells of future conflict between humanity and the Earth’s original reptilian masters, the Silurians and Sea Devils. Bonus features include Peter’s appearance at Longleat House in 1983, alongside Janet Fielding and John Nathan-Turner, and interview extracts from 30 Years, View from the Boundary and Graham Norton.
Also includes a frameable photographic print of the Fifth Doctor in front of the TARDIS, along with a full colour booklet with cast, credits and tracklist information.
Accompanied by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop’s familiar Doctor Who theme, the Peter Davison
Collection is a fitting tribute to the charming, witty and endearingly youthful Fifth Doctor.
Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 Doctor Who: Kinda Part One
2 Doctor Who: Kinda Part Two
3 The Ed Stewart Show Extract
Disc: 2
1 Doctor Who: Kinda Part Three
2 Doctor Who: Kinda Part Four
3 30 Years Extract
Disc: 3
1 Doctor Who: Warriors of the Deep Part One
2 Doctor Who: Warriors of the Deep Part Two
3 View from the Boundary Extract
Disc: 4
1 Doctor Who: Warriors of the Deep Part Three
2 Doctor Who: Warriors of the Deep Part Four
3 Graham Norton Extract
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Matt
June 17th, 2026 - 10:50amWhat’s wrong with his face? :/
War Chief.
June 4th, 2026 - 9:37amTerrance Dicks always said he had ‘a pleasant, open face….’
Gareth Pugh
June 2nd, 2026 - 8:12pmAlthough a well-known publicity shot from Season 19, the 12″ x 12″ photo print is rather nice, but it *is* ‘flipped’ with the Police Box sign reading backwards and the ‘Pull to Open’ door panel on the wrong side. Hopefully someone at Demon will notice that before it goes to the printers.
Neil
June 4th, 2026 - 8:40amThe flipped image problem is a bit of a major thing to get wrong!
Snowman
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:16pmWho’s the best Company to Order from, Townsend or Hive? Or will Amazon be selling these in Future and would it be best to wait for there Pre-Order?
Thanks for any advice.
booboo
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:37pmboth generally ok, don’t know what Amazon are playing at this should have been up for order last week they seem to keep messing these up, hope they will have it up for order soon.
Snowman
June 3rd, 2026 - 4:59pmHello, Yes I usually use Amazon. I don’t think I’ve ever used the the Hive or Townsend Company’s before so I thought I’d ask who’s the most Reliable and also packs there products well.
I’ve Gone with Townsend Records in the end.
MR ALAN N SILVESTER
June 5th, 2026 - 12:10pmTownsend are excellent, Snowman – I use them all the time for vinyl releases. Like booboo, not sure what Amazon are playing at with the vinyl of this release – but they seem to be a bit flaky with many DW releases lately, especially with delivery times. If other companies can deliver on the day of release, I don’t see why a large operation like Amazon finds this so difficult.
War Chief.
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:04pmI have nostalgic memories of reading the novels….in 1984…
Fred
May 24th, 2026 - 7:23pmKinda would be a strange one to listen to because so much of what makes it great is in the direction. And I say that as someone who has every single one of the Demon Music Group DW records. The dance of time, one of the most riveting sequences in the entire programme, must be pretty baffling to follow on audio alone.
Missyrules
May 24th, 2026 - 8:06pmThis isn’t the soundtrack it’s an abridged reading of the novels
ThingsFallApart
May 24th, 2026 - 6:51pmI guess it’s pretty much what we expected, but compared to the Baker and Pertwee releases it feels a bit meh. However, once the Amazon listing is sorted? I’ll be ordering it!
MJS
May 24th, 2026 - 1:13pmHopefully this may lead to a Colin Baker set with Attack of the Cybermen, out of the unknown and (fingers crossed) Slipback on vinyl!
War Chief.
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:02pmUm….there wasn’t much love lost between Colin Baker and Eric Saward….so don’t hold breath for that…
Amypondfan
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:13pmWar chief all of that exists. Colin read attack of the cybermen on abridged cassette and slipback is slipback, a vinyl release has nothing to do with feelings it all exists. Its more likely to be the two he did on cassette attack and varos
War Chief.
June 2nd, 2026 - 6:21pmWell strike me up a gum tree….I was just going by The 6th Doctor Handbook….and the Colin Baker Years video, where he couldn’t show clips from Revelation of the Daleks, as the author ‘refused to give his permission’….
bryan
June 2nd, 2026 - 8:42pmWar Chief That was 1994.
we have since had Both books (Revelation and Ressurection) Blu Ray’s, Interviews,and Commentaries
Even Slipback Read by Jon Glover,from the unabridged Target Books range.
people move on. opinions may be the same, but the Anger/disappointment dissipates.
War Chief.
June 2nd, 2026 - 9:25pmI don’t know where the time goes to….
It was 1992 when I read the Sixth Doctor Handbook….which I mainly bought for the scene by scene chapter of Revelation of the Daleks….
Still nearly 30 years wait till Saward wrote the novel (which he mangled disgracefully…)