A Secret Wish + Wishful Thinking = ア・シークレット・ウイッシュ + ウィッシュフル・シンキング

Issued in a gatefold cardboard sleeve. Comes with an obi-strip and a booklet reproducing original artworks and liner notes and additional notes in Japanese. Also comes with "ZTT アーカイブス Campaign Access Card." Tracks 2-9 and 2-10 are marked as bonus tracks for Japan. Outside of gatefold: A Secret Wish In composition Propaganda use the P.P.G. System: equipment supplied by Synthesizer Studios (Bonn). Inside of gatefold: Wishful Thinking (For the footsteps and heartbeats of the connoisseur) Disturbdances in eight songs Sarm Studio disturbdances of 8 Propaganda songs 39 studio hours of bending, repeating, arranging and editing by Robert Kraushaar and Paul Morley from original material produced by S.J. Lipson and T.C. Horn for the long player 'A Secret Wish'. Produced in a limited edition by Z.T.T. Records and Japes for Island Records U.S.A. and released in Europe as a souvenir of Propaganda's autumn 1985 outside world "tour". Propaganda performed by Claudia Brücken (vocals) Susanne Freytag (vocals) and Michael Mertens (percussion) with the assistance of Derek Forbes (bass) Brian McGee (drums) Kevin Armstrong (Guitar). Not in performance: Ralf Dorper. In booklet: Wishful Thinking sleeve designed by ZTT and Contract 3 at 20 in the action series. Published by Perfect Songs Ltd except 3 Complete Music. On sleeve back: ℗ 1984, 1985 ZTT Records Ltd. © 2009 ZTT Records Ltd. Released by Third-Ear. Licensed under exclusive licence courtesy of ZTT Records Ltd. On CD 1: CD-1 / XECZ-1021 ℗ 1984 & 1985 ZTT Records Ltd. © 2009 ZTT Records Ltd. Licensed under exclusive licence courtesy of ZTT Records Ltd. Released by Third-Ear. Made in Japan. On CD2: CD-2 / XECZ-1022 ℗ 1985 ZTT Records Ltd. © 2009 ZTT Records Ltd. Licensed under exclusive licence courtesy of ZTT Records Ltd. Released by Third-Ear. Made in Japan. On obi: 発売元: Third-Ear JPN Ltd. 販売元: バウンディ株式会社 ℗ 1984 & 1985 ZTT Records Ltd. © 2009 ZTT Records Ltd. Released by Third-Ear, Tokyo, Japan. Uses a 2005 ZTT remaster, according to text on the front of the obi.