The Bridge (UK) - What Does It Take To Make You Love Me? - Import CD

Credits:

Bridge

Description:

The Bridge is a UK 80's neoacoustic band whose only single "Shame Is A Girl" appeared on the scene in the early 90's. However, in 2013, they released "Face Down Everybody Looks The Same", a compilation of their unreleased songs. However, in 2013, "Face Down Everybody Looks The Same," a compilation of their unreleased songs, was released, showing the high quality of their music to many pop fans as well as core neoacoustic fans, and is still fresh in our memories. This album is a miraculous re-compilation of previously unreleased material that Bridge had recorded between 1986 and 1987, but had been buried without being released to the public! The refreshing jangly guitars that are similar to those of Prefab Sprout, Aztec Camera, and Style Council, the occasional stylish soul arrangement, the dramatic melodies with an irresistible urban sensibility, the dazzling synth work, etc., will surely move neoacoustic and New Wave fans. The album is filled with the essence of what Japanese people like, which will surely move the hearts of fans of neoacoustic and new wave music! Yes, it is truly astonishing that such high quality music has not been released before.

Tracklisting:

1.Summertime
2.The Easy Life
3.Be Careful
4.If It Should Ever Happen
5.Break It
6.A Lucky Day
7.Cattle Cries
8.Wanting
9.Bring Me Down
10.Have You Ever Seen Joanna
11.All Her Selfish Ways
12.Heavenly
13.Take On The Town
14.Tangled