ZZ Top - The Very Baddest (DeLuxe Edition)(2014)

 

The Very Baddest of ZZ Top viene en dos estilos diferentes: una compilación de un solo disco con 20 pistas y un conjunto que lo duplica. El disco individual es bueno, acumula la mayoría de los éxitos de la era MTV: "Gimme All Your Lovin", "Sharp Dressed Man", "Legs", "Got Me Under Pressure", "Rough Boy", "Velcro Fly". -- mientras repite "La Grange", "Tush", "I Thank You", "Waitin' for the Bus", "Jesus Just Left Chicago", "I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide" y "Cheap Gafas de sol". Es suficiente para satisfacer al fanático más casual, pero incluso un rápido vistazo a la lista de canciones revela muchos favoritos que faltan: no "Pearl Necklace", "I Heard It on the X", "It's Only Love", "Francine , "Just Got Paid" y "Sleeping Bag". Todos ellos, junto con varios éxitos de los últimos días que no aparecieron en el set de 2004, están en el disco doble, lo que lo convierte en una mejor apuesta que el sencillo. versión, aunque, en caso de apuro, ese viejo Rancho Texicano puede ser el mejor de todos, ya que tiene más del boogie sucio de los 70 que The Very Baddest, y eso es lo que muchos fanáticos realmente quieren. escuchar.

 

The Very Baddest of ZZ Top comes in two different styles: a single-disc compilation with 20 tracks and a set that doubles it. The single disc is good, racking up most of the MTV-era hits -- "Gimme All Your Lovin," "Sharp Dressed Man," "Legs," "Got Me Under Pressure," "Rough Boy," "Velcro Fly" -- while doubling back for "La Grange, "Tush," "I Thank You," "Waitin' for the Bus," "Jesus Just Left Chicago," "I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide," and "Cheap Sunglasses." It's enough to satisfy the very casual fan, but even a quick glance at the track listing reveals plenty of missing favorites: no "Pearl Necklace," "I Heard It on the X," "It's Only Love," "Francine," "Just Got Paid," and "Sleeping Bag." All those, along with several latter-day hits that did not show up on the 2004 set, are on the double-disc, which makes it a better bet than the single version -- although, in a pinch, that ol' Rancho Texicano may be the best of them all, as it has more of the down-and-dirty '70s boogie than The Very Baddest, and that's what a lot of fans truly want to hear.

 

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