Black would come to Lynch’s apartment every night and they would play Playstation 2 games until the wee hours of the morning. Lynch’s friendship with Jack Black and later Tenacious D, all started with gaming. He has played on most systems since the first Atari was released. Lynch has also worked at Blockbuster video, on the line in a carwash, in a box factory, in a wax museum, and as a telemarketer.ĩ. Before moving to Liverpool, England to study music, Liam Lynch was a dishwasher at a restaurant in Nashville TN. He played all the parts on guitars and his casio guitar.Ĩ. For his version of the Doctor Who theme song Lynch used no loops or keyboards. When he appeared in Rolling Stone magazine, he included Daleks in the photoshoot. When performing on Letterman, Lynch wore a TARDIS pin on his guitar strap. Lynch was asked by the BBC because he had added Doctor Who references in many of his interviews and television appearances and even dons a Tom Baker scarf in his video for United States of Whatever. BBC provided him with all the original raw tracks from the original theme song, composed by Ron Grainer in 1963. Although his version wasn’t used he was nonetheless thrilled to get a chance to submit his take on the song.
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Before the new Doctor Who series started, the shows producers asked Lynch to submit his own version of the Doctor Who theme song.
He was attending Doctor Who conventions even while the show wasn’t on the air. He continued to watch and collect episodes and memorabilia from the show into adulthood before the show was successfully revamped. Liam Lynch is a life long Doctor Who fan, having watched the series since he was a boy in the 1970’s.
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