Lunar Muzik

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Lunar Muzik is the third studio album by Ant-Bee, released in 1997 by Divine Records.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Snorks & Wheezes"	Bruce	4:29
11.	"Son of Snorks & Wheezes"	Black, Estrada, Gardner, Preston, Sherwood	6:16

Adapted from Lunar Muzik liner notes.^[2]

Glen Buxton (Zillion Dollar Guitarist) – guitar
Dennis Dunaway – bass guitar
Bunk Gardner – saxophone, clarinet, spoken word, vegetables
tape manipulations
, production
Steve Kale (Brainyak) – guitar, harmonica
J.K. Lofton (Mix Doctor) – guitar synthesizer, bass guitar, engineering
Rod Martin (Mod Martion) – guitar, bass guitar
Lan Nichols (Kapri-Korn) – bass guitar
Don Preston (Dom DeWilde) – keyboards, spoken word, assorted transformations, engineering
Scott Renfroe (Reoccurring Schizms) – guitar, bass guitar, tape manipulations
Harry Williamson (Professor Drone) – synthesizer

Jimmy Carl Black (The Indian of the Group) – spoken word, chanting
The Bizarre Vocal Ensemble (Mike Rowell, Jeff Marden, Rod Martin, Alan McBrayer, Suzanne McBrayer) – vocals (1)
Roy Estrada (Pachuco Falsetto) – bizarre laughter, spoken word, wheezing
Bob Harris (Millet Pancake) – Great nostalgic chihuahua impersonations
Roy Herman (Herman Monster) – additional guitar
Mike McManimen (Monk) – additional keyboards
Peter Radloff (James Bond) – additional guitar
George Scala (Sonraw) – Master of the Recorder
Jim Sherwood (Motorhead) – snorks
Neal Smith (The Platinum God) – additional drums

Region	Date	Label	Format	Catalog
United States	1997	Divine	CD	20

^ Couture, François. "Ant-Bee: Lunar Muzik > Review". Allmusic. Retrieved January 31, 2013.
^ Lunar Muzik (booklet). Ant-Bee. London, United Kingdom: Divine Records. 1997.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)