Beautiful Beast - Adult Oriented Candy
Beautiful Beast wants to take you back to 1989. Close you eyes and remember the magical year. Now open your eyes and look at the artwork. Yes - we are nearly there.
 
Now put on the disc and you immediately sense that this music will bring you a good time. Beautiful Beast is the brainchild of German born Julian Angel and this is the second Beautiful Beast effort titled "Adult Oriented Candy".
 
The album is supposed to act as the perfect mixtape to a party celebrating the good old times. Julian Angel looks like something from 1989 meaning a cool look. The music is Hair metal much like Pretty Boy Floyd. The guitar sound is crunchy and perfect for this style.
 
The biggest surprise is the guitar work of Julian Angel plus his vocals doesn't a "Klaus Meine" accent. "Adult Oriented Candy" is for the people who like simple Glam metal just listen to Oh Valerie and Ride with the Wild One.
 
Save my Heart is the obligatory power ballad and Beautiful Beast sounds best when they slow it down a bit. The album highlight is the moody Tokyo Nights driven by a magnetic riff that got me hooked right away.
 
Personally I am not totally convinced by Beautiful Beat, but the music gets you in a great mood. The 80's Glam Rock was about entertaining people and Beautiful Beast succeeds in that.

Written by Michael
Sunday, August 14, 2011
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Rockload/G.T.O. - 2011

Tracklisting
01. Showdown
02. Do You Want It
03. Ride With The Wild One
04. Tokyo Nights
05. Juvenile Affair
06. Oh Valerie
07. Save My Heart
08. Rock All Arenas (Born To Rock)
09. Wild Tonight
10. Still I Dream Of You
11. Singer And Guitarist In A Hair Band


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