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Blimey! ScoreKeeper Has Five CDs of SHERLOCK (S.1) and DR. WHO (S.6) To Give Away!

Ay-up! ScoreKeeper here with a bloody-good soundtrack giveaway from all the way across the pond. Blimey! The BBC is the dog's bollocks having earned loyal fans abroad and here in the United States with smashingly-good programming.

Two of the best little buggers to come along in donkey's years are SHERLOCK (2010-2011) and DR. WHO (2005 - ). While I have yet to spy a single frame of either of these two shows for myself, I feel the love heaped upon them from friends, colleagues and compatriots. One of the many high-quality aspects shared by both of these shows is the music. SHERLOCK has been scored by British composers David Arnold and Michael Price and DR. WHO by the indefatigable Murray Gold.

 

 

 

I have in my possession five copies of the series one soundtrack for SHERLOCK and the series six soundtrack for DR. WHO courtesy of Silva Screen Records. These ten luvvly-jubbly CDs need new homes and eager ears who will cherish them well beyond the current monarchy. We can chin wag all blooming day but if you want a chance at snatching these titles for yourself it's easy peasy. Here's what you have to do…

Send me an email to scorekeeper@aintitcool.com using the subject: ROCKIN' THE BBC JAMZ! and include your name, mailing address, a valid email address, and your favorite BBC show of all time. I'll gather up all the entries and randomly select five winners who will receive both soundtracks to SHERLOCK and DR. WHO courtesy of Silva Screen Records. The deadline for submission is Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 11:59pm CST. Only one entry per person. International entries will be accepted. Duplicates will be discarded.

For more information regarding both of these titles, check out Silva Screen Records.

Now get stuffed, stop being a nancy boy and send in your email today. Cherrio!

 

 

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