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"Bewitched" is the second studio album by the American indie rock band Luna, released in 1994 by Elektra Records. Formed in New York City following the dissolution of Galaxie 500, the band built their sound around the distinctive guitar work of frontman Dean Wareham and Sean Eden. The album is notable for featuring guest guitar contributions from Tom Verlaine of the influential punk band Television, as well as backing vocals from Stereolab's Laetitia Sadier. It appeals to listeners who enjoy melodic 1990s alternative rock and intricate guitar interplay.
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Who played guitar on Luna's album Bewitched?
The album features the guitar work of frontman Dean Wareham and Sean Eden, who had recently joined the band. It also notably includes a guitar solo from Tom Verlaine of the band Television on the track "Moon Palace". The record was released in 1994 on Elektra Records.
Is Bewitched Luna's first album after Galaxie 500?
No, Bewitched is actually Luna's second studio album, following their 1992 debut Lunapark. However, it is the first album to feature the classic lineup with guitarist Sean Eden. Dean Wareham had previously fronted the influential dream pop band Galaxie 500 before forming Luna in New York City.
What record label released the album Bewitched?
Bewitched was released by Elektra Records in 1994. This was during a period where major labels were heavily investing in alternative and indie rock bands. It followed their debut album Lunapark, which was also released on Elektra.
Does the album Bewitched have any famous guest musicians?
Yes, the album features guest appearances from Tom Verlaine of Television and Frank LaRocko. Verlaine contributes guitar solos to the songs "Moon Palace" and "Sleeping Pill". This helped cement the album's reputation among 1990s indie rock fans.
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