This opens strong and just lays down a cool 33 minutes of groovy blues-rock with touches of 'Southern Rock'. It's an uncomplicated album that doesn't overstay its welcome but doesn't sound dated at all.
While I enjoy Zed Zed Top's later, more 'disco' work, and I like the fact that they were able to make such a stylistic shift and take fans with them, that era has not aged quite as well as this album.
My favourite fun fact about the Top, their drummer (the one guy without a 'mountain man' beard) is named Frank Beard
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