Personnel The Devil's Rain (album)

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1 personnel

1.1 misfits
1.2 additional musicians
1.3 production
1.4 design





personnel

adapted liner notes.


misfits

jerry – lead , backing vocals, bass guitar, keyboards (track 10), additional percussion (tracks 1 , 13), monster growls (tracks 6 , 15), sci-fi sound effects montage (track 16)
dez cadena – guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals (tracks 11 , 16), additional percussion (track 13)
eric chupacabra arce – drums

additional musicians

ed stasium – backing vocals, additional guitar (tracks 1, 6, 7, , 13), ebow (tracks 2 , 9), additional percussion (tracks 1–3, 8–10, , 13), keyboards (tracks 8–10 , 14), sci-fi sound effects montage (track 16)
karin ullvin – violin intro (track 15)
jerry caiafa ii – backing vocals, additional percussion (track 13), sci-fi sound effects montage (track 16)
mike serino – backing vocals
zack fortune – backing vocals
dominick dolio – backing vocals
joanna powers – backing vocals (track 13)
amy hartman – backing vocals (track 13)
eva marie powers caiafa – backing vocals (track 13)

production

ed stasium – producer, recording engineer, mix engineer
john cafiero – producer (track 9, stasium)
jerry caiafa ii – assistant recording engineer
doug eagle – assistant recording engineer
greg calbi – mastering

design

arthur suydam – artwork
john cafiero – art direction, dark shadows photograph
mick rock – photographs
jon krop – packaging layout




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