Post Description

genre|pop
subgenre|synth-pop, eighties pop
year|1983

 (03:43) 01 Voices in My Head
 (03:24) 02 I Could Show You How
 (04:04) 03 A Very Hard Act to Follow
 (03:36) 04 Always Something There to Remind Me
 (03:18) 05 Fortune & Fame
 (02:50) 06 Could Be
 (03:35) 07 Burning Bridges
 (04:41) 08 Emotion in Motion
 (03:53) 09 Low Life
 (03:15) 10 The Time Is Now
 (03:02) 11 When the Lights Go Out
 (04:28) 12 Promises Promises

         bonus tracks:
 (06:55) 13 Promises Promises (jellybean extended version)
 (05:43) 14 Always Something There to Remind Me (us remix)
 (06:21) 15 Promises Promises (extended version)
 (03:31) 16 Pit Stop (b-side single "Always Something There to Remind Me")
 (03:51) 17 Sweet Poison (b-side single "Voices In My Head")
 (03:44) 18 Promises Promises (us 7" remix)

 Naked Eyes was an 80s synth-pop band formed by Pete Byrne and Rob Fisher. They were one of the first  bands to make significant use of the Fairlight CMI sampling synthesizer. "Burning Bridges" is their  debut studio album, released on 16 March 1983 by EMI and EMI America Records. The album was released  in the United States and Canada as "Naked Eyes" with two tracks demoted to B-sides. Following the  release of their second album, the band disbanded. Fisher then formed Climie Fisher with Simon Climie.

 In 2012, Cherry Red Records gave "Burning Bridges" its first CD release. It includes b-sides and some remixes as bonus tracks.