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This Mortal Coil

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United Kingdom
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Musical project led by Ivo Watts-Russell, founder of the record label 4AD, featuring a large cast of supporting artists.
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Elizabeth Fraser Lead vocals on "Song to the Siren" and "Another Day"
Robin Guthrie Guitars on some tracks of "It'll End in Tears"
Simon Raymonde Guitar, bass and piano on some tracks on the first two albums
Lisa Gerrard Vocals, accordion and yang t'chin on three tracks of "It'll End in Tears"
Brendan Perry Bass drive and drums on one track of "It'll End in Tears"
Howard Devoto Lead vocals on "Holocaust"
Martyn Young Guitar, bass and synth on two tracks of "It'll End in Tears"
Mark Cox Dx7, organ and keyboards on some tracks of the first two albums
Robbie Grey Lead vocals on "Not Me"
Kim Deal Lead vocals on "You and Your Sister"
Tanya Donelly Backup vocals on "You and Your Sister"
Louise Rutkowski Lead singer on many songs of the last two albums
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Covers by This Mortal Coil

Title Performer Release date Originally by
September 20, 1986 Colin Newman
October 1, 1984 Roy Harper
April 22, 1991 The Rain Parade
September 20, 1986 Van Morrison
September 20, 1986 Talking Heads
September 20, 1986 Quicksilver
October 1, 1984 Rema-Rema
April 22, 1991 Mary Margaret O'Hara
October 1, 1984 Yoko Ono, Big Star
April 22, 1991 Chris Bell
April 22, 1991 (unknown), (unknown), (unknown), Pete Seeger
September 20, 1986 Tim Buckley
September 20, 1986 Gary Ogan & Bill Lamb
October 1, 1984 Big Star
April 22, 1991 Syd Barrett
September 20, 1986 Tim Buckley
April 22, 1991 The Apartments
September 20, 1986 Judy Collins
April 22, 1991 Spirit [US]
April 22, 1991 Pieter Nooten and Michael Brook
September 1, 1983 Modern English
September 1, 1983 Modern English
  September 1, 1983 Pat Boone REL, Tim Buckley BRD
September 20, 1986 Gene Clark
September 20, 1986 Colourbox
September 20, 1986 Pearls Before Swine
April 22, 1991 Emmylou Harris
April 22, 1991 Gene Clark
April 22, 1991 Chris Bell
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