Artist: MIKE OLDFIELD
Album: AMAROK REMASTERED (CD)

Release date: 1990/ 2000
Media type: CD

Amarok is the 13th record album by Mike Oldfield, released in 1990. It is considered by fans to be his most distinctive work: a single sixty-minute track of continuous, uninterrupted but constantly-changing music.

TRACKLIST:

1."Amarok" – 60:02

– 0:00 - Fast Riff Intro
– 2:32 - Intro
– 5:46 - Climax I - 12 Strings
– 6:18 - Soft Bodhran
– 7:20 - Rachmaninov I
– 8:35 - Soft Bodhran 2
– 9:29 - Rachmaninov II
– 9:56 - Roses
– 10:42 - Reprise I - Intro
– 12:45 - Scot
– 13:16 - Didlybom
– 15:00 - Mad Bit
– 15:56 - Run In
– 16:11 - Hoover
– 18:00 - Fast Riff
– 19:57 - Lion
– 21:57 - Fast Waltz
– 23:42 - Stop
– 24:33 - Mad Bit 2
– 24:46 - Fast Waltz 2
– 25:06 - Mandolin
– 26:07 - Intermission
– 26:23 - Boat
– 29:27 - Intro Reprise 2
– 32:07 - Big Roses
– 33:13 - Green Green
– 34:24 - Slow Waltz
– 36:04 - Lion Reprise
– 37:05 - Mandolin Reprise
– 37:47 - TV am/Hoover/Scot
– 39:50 - Fast Riff Reprise
– 42:22 - Boat Reprise
– 43:32 - 12 Rep / Intro Waltz
– 44:12 - Green Reprise
– 44:46 - Africa I: Far Build
– 48:00 - Africa I: Far Dip
– 48:46 - Africa I: Pre Climax
– 49:32 - Africa I: 12 Climax
– 50:24 - Africa I: Climax I
– 51:00 - Africa II: Bridge
– 51:17 - Africa II: Riff
– 51:34 - Africa II: Boats
– 51:52 - Africa II: Bridge II
– 52:10 - Africa II: Climax II
– 54:22 - Africa III: Baker

LINE-UP:

Mike Oldfield – acoustic bass guitar, acoustic guitar, banjo, bass guitar, bass whistles, bouzouki (misspelled in the liner notes as "bazouki"), bell tree, bodhran, bowed guitar, cabasa, classical guitar, electric guitars, Farfisa, Lowrey and Vox organs, Flamenco guitar, glockenspiel (misspelled in the liner notes as "glockenspeil"), high-string guitar, Jew's harp, kalimba, mandolin, marimba, melodica, Northumbrian bagpipes, penny whistles, percussion, piano, psaltery, rototom, electric sitar (listed in the liner notes as "sitar guitar"), spinet, timpani, tubular bells (listed as "long thin metallic hanging tubes"), twelve-string guitar, ukulele, violin, vocals, and wonga box

Janet Brown – voice of "Margaret Thatcher"
Jabula – African choir and percussion
Paddy Moloney – tin whistle
Clodagh Simmonds – vocals
Bridget St John – vocals