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- The Bridge
- - 83,280 plays
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Ace of Base
Released 1995

Lucky Love [Acoustic Version]
02:52
8,595 plays

Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry
03:14
7,111 plays

Edge of Heaven
03:49
5,716 plays

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- 1
- Beautiful Life
- 03:39
- 13,483 plays

- 2
- Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry
- 03:14
- 7,111 plays

- 3
- Lucky Love [Acoustic Version]
- 02:52
- 8,595 plays

- 4
- Edge of Heaven
- 03:49
- 5,716 plays

- 5
- Strange Ways
- 04:25
- 4,565 plays

- 6
- Ravine
- 04:39
- 4,940 plays

- 7
- Perfect World
- 03:55
- 4,859 plays

- 8
- Angel Eyes
- 03:13
- 5,517 plays

- 9
- My Déjà Vu
- 03:40
- 4,816 plays

- 10
- Wave Wet Sand
- 03:18
- 3,965 plays

- 11
- Que Sera
- 03:47
- 3,807 plays

- 12
- Just 'N' Image
- 03:07
- 3,966 plays

- 13
- Experience Pearls
- 03:57
- 3,914 plays

- 14
- Whispers in Blindness
- 04:10
- 3,602 plays

- 15
- Blooming 18
- 03:38
- 4,424 plays

album review

Ace of Base's sequel to their multi-platinum debut The Sign sounds like the same record on the surface. There are the same bouncy Europop beats, ingratiatingly catchy melodies, and shiny production. However, underneath that gloss is an improved sense of songwriting. Ace of Base still might not be innovators, but they don't need to be. Instead, they turn out tightly constructed pop songs that are better written than they appear -- songs like the hit "Beautiful Life" would sound good in different arrangements or if they were performed acoustically. And the songs on The Bridge are, overall, better than the ones on The Sign. Ace of Base might not be able to replicate the phenomenal success of their debut, but they have managed to deliver an album that is just as satisfying. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide