A Slight Case of Overbombing - Personnel

Personnel

Track 1

  • Andrew Eldritch – vocals, keyboards
  • Terri Nunn – vocals
  • Adam Pearson – guitar
  • Doktor Avalanche (drum machine) – drums, synth bass

Track 2

  • Andrew Eldritch – vocals, keyboards
  • Ofra Haza – vocals
  • Andreas Bruhn – guitar
  • Doktor Avalanche (drum machine) – drums, synth bass

Tracks 3-4-5-6

  • Andrew Eldritch – vocals, keyboards
  • Andreas Bruhn – guitar
  • Tim Bricheno – guitar
  • John Perry – guitar (track 4)
  • Tony James – bass guitar
  • Maggie Reilly – backing vocals
  • Doktor Avalanche (drum machine) – drums

Tracks 7-8-9

  • Andrew Eldritch – vocals, guitars, keyboards
  • Patricia Morrison – bass guitar
  • Doktor Avalanche (drum machine) – drums, synth bass

Tracks 10-11-12

  • Andrew Eldritch – vocals, keyboards
  • Wayne Hussey – guitars
  • Gary Marx – guitars
  • Craig Adams – bass guitar
  • Doktor Avalanche (drum machine) – drums
The Sisters of Mercy
  • Andrew Eldritch
  • Chris Catalyst
  • Ben Christo
  • Gary Marx
  • Craig Adams
  • Ben Gunn
  • Wayne Hussey
  • Patricia Morrison
  • Andreas Bruhn
  • Tony James
  • Tim Bricheno
  • Adam Pearson
Studio albums
  • First and Last and Always
  • Floodland
  • Vision Thing
Studio EPs
  • Floorshow EP
  • Alice EP
  • The Reptile House EP
  • Body and Soul
Singles
  • The Damage Done
  • Body Electric
  • Alice/Floorshow
  • Anaconda
  • Temple of Love
  • Walk Away
  • No Time to Cry
  • This Corrosion
  • Dominion
  • Lucretia My Reflection
  • More
  • Doctor Jeep
  • When You Don't See Me
  • Temple Of Love (1992)
  • Under the Gun
Compilations
  • Some Girls Wander by Mistake
  • A Slight Case of Overbombing
Videos
  • Wake
  • Shot
Side projects
  • The Sisterhood
  • SSV
Related articles
  • Discography
  • The Mission
  • Ghost Dance
  • James Ray
  • Merciful Release

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