A little while ago, I posted about Dean Gray's American Edit. Some time later, as we knew it would be, the album was banned. Well, today is Dean Gray Tuesday, when protestors are making the album available once again. As protests go, this one seems peaceful, well-organized, and isn't shutting down any major local streets, just as the framers intended.




But the reason I post is less to lend more attention to the event (as it will be nearly over by the time I post this) and more to call attention to the link you'll find in tasty image form to the right of this paragraph. I noted in my original post that one of the American Edit songs mixed Holiday with The TImelords' Doctorin' The TARDIS. In honor of this song and the subsequent banning, Matt Arnold did the graphic which graces the top of this article (click on it for the original context). And it's from him that I found the link behind the other graphic. Someone's made a music video of Doctor Who On Holiday. It's a little rough around the edges, but cute. And based on the fact that the car used in the "Dalek" parts appears to be the same car as on the cover of my copy of Doctorin' The TARDIS, I'm guessing that the footage used is -- despite the production values -- from the original Timelords video (which, apparantly, exists).

Anyway, enjoy it while it lasts. And Happy Gray Tuesday.