Musicians and Production
- Steve Hillage – vocals, electric guitar, guitar synthesizer, synthesizer, production
- Miquette Giraudy – synthesizer, vocoder, vocals
- Curtis Robertson Jr – bass
- Joe Blocker – drums
- Nick Mason – drum on "Leylines to Glassdom", production
for bonus tracks:
- Andy Anderson – drums (live at Glastonbury)
- Paul Francis – bass (live at Glastonbury)
- Dave Stewart – rhythm guitar and glissando guitar (live at Glastonbury)
- Clive Bunker – drums (live at Rainbow)
- Colin Bass – bass (live at Rainbow)
- Christian Boule – rhythm guitar and glissando guitar (live at Rainbow)
- Phil Hodge – keyboards (live at Rainbow)
- Basil Brooks – synthesizer (live at Rainbow)
- Produced by Nick Mason and Steve Hillage
- Engineered by John Wood
- CD reissue research and co-ordinated by Mark Powell
- CD reissue compiled by Steve Hillage and Mark Powell
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