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Time Lord Rock

A genre of music given a name by Alex Day (nerimon on YouTube) in 2008, who was inspired by what was happening with Wizard Rock (Wrock). Time Lord Rock is commonly referred to as Trock. Time Lord Rock is music that is inspired by the long-running BBC Television Program, "Doctor Who" and "Doctor Who" actors David Tennant and Matt Smith are known to enjoy the founding band, Chameleon Circuit.
Matt Smith himself approves of Chameleon Circuit's song "Big Bang Two," a Time Lord Rock song based on the season five finale of "Doctor Who".
Time Lord Rock by Flikety February 29, 2012
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Time Lord Rock

Time Lord Rock is first and foremost AWESOME! xD
Inspired bt the TV series Doctor Who...yadda yadda yadda

Chameleon Circuit is the first Trock band consisting of Littleradge (Liam), Nerimon (Alex), Charlieissocoollike (Charlie) and...the other one :$

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Blink from the album Chameleon Circuit is a Trock song. It is beast. It is TIME LORD ROCK!

Trock (Timelord rock) 

Trock is fan created music about the British TV show, Doctor Who. Trock was originally created by the UK Youtuber, Alex Day aka. Nerimon and is very similar to Wrock (Wizard Rock)
The band Chameleon Circuit writes songs about Doctor Who. They are a Trock (Timelord Rock) band.
Trock (Timelord rock) by rgao December 27, 2011
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