Music

February, 1991

Charles M. YoungWith Humor, a good groove and a shot of testosterone, ZZ Top re-creates the spirit of the bines more effectively than the vast majority of purist acts striving for authenticity. Consisting of equal parts sass and snarl, Billy Gibbons' guitar sound claims a niche in rock that these guys own as completely as their hillbilly beards. So a new ZZ Top album is always cause for excitement. How much excitement is warrantecr for Recycler (Warner)? Well, more excitement than for their last...