Instruments
Instruments on the album include, among others:
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- Fender Stratocaster guitar (pink)
- PRS Custom Artist (amber)
- Korg M1 synthesizer
- Ensoniq SD1 synthesizer
- Kurzweil K2000 synthesizer
- Premier tubular bells
- Violin in "Moonshine"
- Farfisa organ in "Sentinel", "Dark Star", "The Bell" and "The Great Plain"
- Hammond organ in "Maya Gold", "Altered State" or "Tattoo".
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