CD1 (60:08) - Remaster has same tracklist

1. Fearless (6:49)
2. Big Wedge (5:33)
3. Boston Tea Party (4:14)
4. Credo (7:29)
5. Family Business (5:43)
6. View From The Hill (3:01)
7. He Knows You Know (2:43)
8. She Chameleon (3:59)
9. Kayleigh (4:12)
10. White Russian (9:19)
11. The Company (7:10)

CD2 (54:39) - Remaster has same tracklist

12. Just Good Friends (8:11)
13. Jeepster (3:54)
14. Hold Your Head Up (3:08)
15. Lucky (5:04)
16. Internal Exile (7:33)
17. Cliché (7:04)
18. Last Straw (7:39)
19. Poet's Moon (4:13)
20. Five Years (7:58)

Information

Credits:
Special thanks to Polydor Records (UK) and EMI Records (UK) for making the release of this recording possible.
The Company of Holland and Mojo.
Mastered at Arnies Shack by: Tony 'Definitive Edition' Arnold, January 1994.
Photo Credits: Connie Moest, Rick Janmaat, Peter Wolters
Booklet Layout: Fish and Dream Disc.
Co-ordination for CD: Robert Ayling
This is the latest in the series of official live recordings. For a list of other titles available on mail order including Pigpen's Birthday, Hammersmith 2.4.90 and For Whom the Bells Toll, Edinburgh 31.12.91, and for details on official merchandise and other information on Fish, please send a Stamped, Addressed Envelope to:
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The Dick Bros Record Company, released 15th March 1994
Roadrunner Records, released 28th Oct 1998

Recorded live at Utrecht Vredenburg Hall, 18th March 1993

The Dick Bros Record Company, released 15th March 1994

2 Cassette
UK : DDick2Cass
Poland: PROG005/006 - Released on Metal Mind Records (Licenced by Dick Bros Record Company)

2 Cassette Promo
UK : No number, just Dick Bros logo

2 CDs
UK: DDick2CD-(UK)
Europe: DDick2CD-(GAS)
Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxemburg: DDick2CD-(BEN)
Japan: PCCY-01118 (Pony Canyon)
US : RMED00135-2 (Renaissance Records, released 24th Sept 1996)
2CD Promo
Europe: DDick2CD-(Promo). Normal edition, with white area and text "promo not for sale

Remastered 2CD
Eur: RR 8680-2 (016861868024) (Roadrunner Records, released 28th Oct 1998)

Sushi, another concert CD in the long line of live Fish recordings, sees the ex-Marillion vocalist taking up residency in Utrecht's Vredenburg Hall for a pair of spirited shows. Sushi captures night number two. Touring in support of his covers album, Songs From the Mirror, the evening's set is peppered with a slew of cover versions, including the Pink Floyd opener "Fearless," Argent's "Hold Your Head Up," T-Rex's "Jeepster," Alex Harvey's "Boston Tea Party," and the David Bowie classic "Five Years." Sprinkled in between are potent readings of Marillion's classic drug anthem "He Knows You Know," replete with massive Dutch crowd-chorus participation. Sounding like his old self, Fish leads the band headfirst into a medley of old favorites that include Script for Jester's Tear's "She Chameleon," the classic "Kayleigh," and a dark, menacing read through Clutching at Straws' centerpiece, "White Russian." As the claustrophobic, anti-neo-Nazi hymn comes to its end, the band puts disc one to bed when Fish introduces "The Company" to massive cheering. If anything, the Vigil classic has only gotten better with age, as each incarnation of Fish's bands have stamped their own identity over it. The glorious chorus of, "Oh boys, would you drink to me now/Here on the hill, halfway up halfway down," is chanted in unison like a long-lost, drunken bar song. Disc two isn't as impressive, with the undeniable highlights being "Lucky," "Internal Exile," the passionate "Cliché," and the surprise to end all surprises, a seven-minute rendition of Clutching at Straws' massive, fame-is-a-bitch rant "The Last Straw (the final Marillion album track to feature Fish on voice). Unfortunately, Steven Rothery's soaring guitar solo is nowhere to be found as the song's main sequence comes to an end. The audience hauntingly reprises the "we're still drowning" bit as the singer brings the main set to an end by declaring the gig "f*cking brilliant." Encores include "Poets Moon," a B-side from the Credo single, and a mellow version of the aforementioned "Five Years" bringing the show to its finale as Fish sends out the parting shot, "Stay alive, it's a sh*tty world." A quick note about the recording, according to the album's liners, the set was recorded on a DAT two-track from the mixing board with ambience mics to capture the audience. The recording also features a few studio reinforcements here and there, but otherwise, everything sounds authentic and top-notch. ~ John Franck, All Music Guide