Then they released 1996's Rhythmeen, which seemed like they were going for a more mud-swamp, mid-tempo hard rock blues. After 1992, ZZ Top released Antenna in 1994, which dropped the synthesizers and went back to hard rocking blues. However, this one disc compiles some of their greatest 70's and 80's hits in one place with a couple of new songs for 1992, "Viva Las Vegas" and "Gun Love." At 18 tracks this is a nice buy. They really should have two disc or three disc retrospective like The Cars have and ELO has. This compilation is the only best of ZZ Top that's worth buying for now. While they still continue to make good music, no one seems to be listening anymore.
At a certain point both fans and record company turn away from your music and focus on what's hot now. It's tough being an aging rock band in the pop world.
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