ZZ Top - Recycler
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Free Music Review: ZZ TOP
Hit: 4 Stars
This is one of ZZTOPS best CDs
And I own all of them
Free Music Review: Great hits, but not a Greatest Hits alum...
Hit: 5 Stars
With a name like Recycler, it almost sounds like this would be one of ZZ Top's Greatest Hits albums. Indeed it isn't, though there are several strong sounds on it. My Head's in Mississippi ranks with the best of Top's "Modern" (In Top terms, call that Eliminator and on) pop-rock songs. 2000 Blues ranks with the best of their old school blues tunes. Doubleback perhaps got the most airtime on the album due to it's inclusion in the Back to the Future soundtrack. A solid song, and perhaps my #3 favorite in the album.
An essential album for ZZ Top fans, and a great one for others too.
Free Music Review: zz top recycler
Hit: 5 Stars
Full throttle blues at its best.The only way to hear this masterpiece is set your volume to ten,and enjoy!Free Music Review: Never A Disappointment
Hit: 4 Stars
I give "Recycler" 4 stars, only because no band can put out absolutely great albums time after time. This album was an attempt to break away from the synthesized pop sound they had picked up in the 80's and get back to a little more of the straight-ahead, blues rock roots they are so famous for. I think they did exactly what they set out to accomplish, and the album is definitely a must for any ZZ fan. The first 4 cuts, and the slow blues number "2000 Blues" are the best cuts...the rest are okay, but more of an attempt at pop songs or songs intended for radio play. What ZZ fans will remember most about this album was that it produced the cut "Doubleback" which was on the "Back to the Future Part III" sound track...ZZ even managed a small cameo in the film. For the true ZZ fan, every album is different, and this one has its place in ZZ history just like the rest. But most importantly, ZZ releases are never a disappointment.Free Music Review: Worst than the last.
Hit: 2 Stars
ZZ Top attempts to turn their back in the MTV that helped make them so hip just 7 years earlier. This album is probably the worst they had done up to this point. It attempts to be half old time blues and half Eliminator, but it just misses the mark both ways.
The songs are simply weak and tired. This band sounds like it aged 35 years between 1983-1990. They songs just have no fire... Nothing even catchy with the exception of Doubleback, Give It Up, and My Head's In Mississippi.. Truthfully, none of these three songs would be singles on Eliminator or Tres Hombres.
The weakest song on the album is probably Burger Man. Just mediocre and stale like the other 6 songs.