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Vision Thing, the third and last album by UK band The Sisters of Mercy was released in 1990, on band's own label Merciful Release (under distribution contract with EastWest). The album was designed by songwriter and singer Andrew Eldritch as an attack on United States policies (the title comes from a George H. W. Bush quote).[1] Described by Andrew Eldritch as 'a fine album'[2]. Q magazine included it in their 'Fifty Best Albums of 1990' list. It appears that the majority of tracks on the album are based on the original demos, Eldritch being unhappy with the mixed versions and going back to basics.
Track listingAll songs written Andrew Eldritch, except where stated. All songs produced by Eldritch except "More" produced by Jim Steinman/Eldritch.
2006 Re-issueAlong with the group's previous two releases, Vision Thing was re-issued in November 2006 with bonus tracks, which, listed as follows:
Personnel
"Guests"
References
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