ZZ Top

In the spring of 1986, ZZ Top was riding a wave of popularity following the release of their album 'Afterburner,' which had hit stores just a few months earlier in November 1985. This live recording captured the essence of the band's dynamic performances during their 'Afterburner Tour,' where they showcased not just their iconic sound but also their distinctive style, featuring heavy use of synthesizers and a more polished production. 'Rough Boy,' a standout track from the album, highlights their ability to blend rock with a touch of bluesy undertones, further proving their versatility. It's fascinating to note that ZZ Top was not only maintaining their trademark look of long beards and sunglasses but also embracing technological advancements in music, which was quite a shift from their earlier, more raw sound. This period really marked a significant evolution in their career.

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