THE WEEKND - Beauty Behind The Madness (CD)

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This Beauty Behind the Madness vinyl is an absolute treasure for any The Weeknd collector! The striking yellow and black split color vinyl perfectly complements the dark aesthetic that defined this pivotal era in Abel's career. As a super fan who's collected all of his releases, this album holds a special place in my collection. Beauty Behind the Madness represents a crucial moment in The Weeknd's evolution - the perfect balance between his underground origins and his emergence as a global superstar. Tracks like "The Hills," "Can't Feel My Face," and "Often" sound incredible on vinyl, with the analog format bringing out the richness in the production that digital streams simply can't capture. The warm sound quality highlights the intricate production details throughout the album. The bass resonates with perfect depth, and Abel's haunting vocals float through the mix with remarkable clarity. Each spin reveals new subtleties in Michael Jackson-influenced tracks that showcase why The Weeknd has become the defining voice of his generation. For collectors, this isn't just about owning music—it's about preserving a milestone album that helped redefine modern R&B and pop. The packaging quality and attention to detail make this a standout piece in any vinyl collection. If you're a dedicated Weeknd fan or simply appreciate groundbreaking artistry, this record absolutely deserves prime placement in your collection. I've played this countless times, and the experience only gets better with each listen. Highest recommendation possible!

Really good album

If the publicity garnered is in any way indicative of an artist's relevance and success, then The Weeknd will soon become a household name. Following on from his No. 1 smash "Can't feel my face", and recent blazing - literally - performance at the VMAs, The Weeknd presents "Beauty behind the madness". Evidently, it is not only his most accessible set so far, but, also, a compelling crossover album. Sonically, it is a much bigger departure from his past work than most of his older fanbase would like it to be. Abel Tesfaye (real name), not the same self-destructive, depressed 20 year-old anymore, but now in a better place, is true to himself and remains consistent. The material is raw and honest, the production always on point, the lyrics still dark and cynical, the delivery mesmerising and haunting as ever. With many references to his previous work, this is hardly the watered-down generic pop album all those negative comments over the internet are speculating. Real artists are supposed not to ever sit stagnant. No legendary artist made music that sounded the same. The Weeknd is experimenting, expanding, opening himself to a new demographic. It is all about progress. He is, also, trying to become monumental. He sure has all it takes to become a contemporary megastar. In fact, with this very record he gives traditional pop a foundational makeover, one that has not happened since the times of Prince and Michael Jackson! His sound is radically different; but his message has not changed, only the way it is delivered. Still suicidal, sassy, sensual and scandalous, but always seductive and startling, The Weeknd's "Beauty..." looks set to soar.