List of Zetsuai Albums - Bronze Original Soundtrack

Bronze Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by Hayami Show, Inoue Takehide
Released December 18, 1996
Recorded
Genre Anime soundtrack
Label Victor Entertainment

BRONZE zetsuai since 1989 original soundtrack (BRONZE zetsuai since 1989 オリジナルサウンドトラック?) — original soundtrack for the second OVA — Bronze, released on December 18, 1996 under Victor Entertainment label. The singers are Hayami Show and Inoue Takehide (credited as TAKEHIDE). "Bronze — End", sometimes called "Bronze -Final Chapter-", is the ending theme of Bronze OVA.

  1. Overture 1996 (オーヴァーチュア 1996?) — 04:12
  2. Ruby (ルビー?) — 04:09
  3. Bronze Martyrdom (BRONZE 殉教, Bronze Junkyou?) — 05:42
  4. Heaven (ヘヴン?) — 05:29
  5. Debut (デビュー?) — 03:31
  6. Ego (エゴ?) — 01:48
  7. Epitaph (エピタフ?) — 00:51
  8. Sanctuary (サンクチュアリ?) — 02:07
  9. Scape goat (スペース·ゴート?) — 04:54
  10. Wings (ウィングス?) — 01:23
  11. Liar (ライアー?) — 01:20
  12. Effusion (エフュージョン?) — 01:18
  13. Pain (ペイン?) — 01:19
  14. Broken Cliff (断崖, Dangai?) — 05:00
  15. Childhood (チャイルドフッド?) — 02:18
  16. Notoriety (ノトーリアティ?) — 00:51
  17. Hopelessness (ホープレスネス?) — 02:36
  18. Eternal Rest (エターナル·レスト?) — 03:24
  19. Bronze — End (BRONZE最終章, BRONZE Saishuushou?) — 06:19

Bronze Martyrdom (BRONZE 殉教, Bronze Junkyou?) was released as single album on February 21, 1996 and consists of four tracks:

  1. BRONZE 殉教
  2. SCAPE GOAT
  3. BRONZE 殉教 〜off vocal ver.
  4. SCAPE GOAT 〜off vocal ver.

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