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Monday, July 30, 2007

Children of Tomorrow

Posted on 2:51 AM by Unknown
M'colleagues at Big Finish inform me that the Stephen Gately song "Children of Tomorrow" is now available on iTunes for 79p.

Horror of Glam RockIt's the frankly barking track from Big Finish/BBC7 Doctor Who story The Horror of Glam Rock. Which featured Gately, Bernard Cribbin and Una Stubbs.
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