ZZ Top: Tres Hombres : 7 results priced between £2.00 and £150.00

Vinyl LP ~ German 11 track issue, with polylined inner picture sleeve. WB records. 1983. Superb ..

This is a 180g audiophile vinyl release. In contrast to many LP releases that are mastered from fifth or sixth generation copies, the original master tapes were used to master this album, resulting in a sound which is much more faithful to the original recording. Furthermore, very high quality 180g weight vinyl has been used (rather than recycled vinyl as with many standard pressings), resulting in a very quiet playing surface with superior detail and dynamics, resulting in a much more pleasurable...

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Vinyl LP ~ German 10 track WB label issue in non-barcoded gatefold sleeve with polylined inner picture sleeve. 1973 (ex/ex)

ZZ Top continued on in its self-described "return-to-basics" approach on its 1994 release, ANTENNA. While the production remains much more polished when compared to the sound of the early albums it was trying to recapture (RIO GRANDE MUD, TRES HOMBRES, FANDANGO!, etc.), there's still plenty here tosatisfy most ZZ Top fans. On such tracks as the album opening rocker "Pincushion", the down-and-dirty "Fuzzbox Voodoo",and the crawling blues of "Cover Your Rig", the trio soundslike it's still having...

Live In Germany was filmed at the Grugahalle in Essen, Germany for the Rockpalast TV series. Hot on the heels of their classic Deguello album (it features 9 of the 10 songs from it) the show finds ZZ Top before sequencers and synthesizers epitomising their lil ol blues band from Texas nickname. Complimented by tracks drawn predominantly from their Tres Hombres and Fandango! albums this is a true best of ZZ Top in the seventies. This DVD was originally released as part of the two disc Double Down...