Nu'est - Bridge The World Album

Tracklist

1	Bonus Track
2	Hey, Love (Japanese Ver)
3	DVD
4	恋する日 (Love Day) (Minhyun Solo)
5	Shalala Ring
6	Let's Go Crazy!
7	CD
8	Na.Na.Na.Namida
9	Flying Angel
10	雨のち永遠 (The Eternal Rain Of The Earth)
11	Access To You
12	Cherry
13	NU'EST New Project Special Holiday In Japan
14	Bridge The World
15	Koisuru Wonderland (恋する Wonderland)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BVCL-683	Nu'est	Bridge The World ‎(CD, Album, Reg)	Ariola	BVCL-683	Japan	2015
BVCL-679~80	Nu'est	Bridge The World ‎(CD, Album, Typ + DVD-V + Ltd)	Ariola	BVCL-679~80	Japan	2015

Short intro

Bridge the World - NU'EST. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Bridge the World is the first Japanese studio album by South Korean boy group NU'EST. It was released on November 18, 2015, by Ariola Japan. The album peaked at number 5 on the Gaon Album Chart in 2014. The album has sold over 22,754 physical copies in Japan and 1,218 in Korea as of 2015. On August 14 2015, NU'EST announced that they would release their first full-length Japanese album in November. Tracklists of the album were released in the same month. NUEST bridge the world full album access to lets go crazy. 03 cherry映画知らないふたり主題歌. 04 bridge the NaNaNa. Bridge the World. World 2015. Текст песни: Umareru mae no koto wa Bokura ja mou todokazu Korekara no miraide shika Nani mo . 涙 Tears. Ame Nochi Eien 雨のち永遠 The Eternal Rain of the Earth. Flying Angel. Koisuru Wonderland 恋するWonderland. Shalala Ring. Hey, Love Japanese ver. Cherry English ver. Bridge the World English ver. Bridge the World is the Japanese debut studio album of South Korean boy band NU'EST and their second studio album overall. The album was released on November 18, 2015. Bridge the World is the Japanese debut studio album of NU'EST. The album was released under Ariola Japan on November 18, 2015. NU'EST - 雨のち永遠. Other albums by NU'EST. Genre: J-Pop. Bridge the World is one of the only times Pledis remembered Japan exists after After School's sudden disappearance. Quite cool