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Album by Mike Oldfield

Release 1989, 10 July

Recorded ?,?

Genre Pop

Length 41 min 15 s

Label Virgin

Producer(s) Daniel Lazerus, Mike Oldfield

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Mike Oldfield chronology

Islands
(1987) Earth large earth moving equipment why caterpillar dominates earth moving equipment Moving
(1989) Amarok
(1990)

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Track listing

(4.37) Holy
(4.09) Hostage
(4.25) Far Country
(3.30) Innocent
(4.05) Runaway earth moving equipment au Son
(3.59) See the Light
(4.03) earth moving equipment scrapers Earthmoving
(3.47) Blue Night
(8.40) Nothing But / Bridge to Paradise

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Guitars and Keyboards

Other performers

Max Bacon - vocals
Adrian Belew - vocals, guitar
Nikki 'B' Bentley - vocals
Anita Hegerland - vocals
Carol Kenyon - vocals
Raf Ravenscroft - saxophone
Maggie Reilly - vocals
Phil Spalding - bass guitar, vocals
Chris Thompson - vocals
Mark Williamson - vocals

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