ZZ Top

In 2001, ZZ Top performed at the iconic Astrodome in Houston, a venue that marked the last concert of any rock band ever held there. Leading up to this live recording, the band had released their album "Recycler" in 1990, which featured a mix of their trademark blues rock and a touch of modern sounds. By the time of this performance, their career was thriving, with a legacy built on catchy riffs and unforgettable hits like "La Grange". An interesting tidbit: this concert was part of the band's extensive touring schedule, showcasing their ability to captivate audiences with energetic performances. Notably, a few songs in the setlist, like "Tube Snake Boogie" and "Jesus Just Left Chicago," are fan favorites, demonstrating their consistent appeal across different generations.

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