What is the best album by ZZ Top?

By YPB Team

From Texas boogie blueprints to MTV-era arena rock dominance, ZZ Top's catalog is one of the most distinctive in rock history. Which album is their masterpiece?

  1. ZZ Top's First Album — ranked #11
    ZZ Top's First Album
    ZZ Top's 1971 debut, a raw Texas blues-rock record that introduced Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, and Frank Beard to the world.
  2. Rio Grande Mud — ranked #22
    Rio Grande Mud
    ZZ Top's 1972 sophomore album, deepening their Texas blues sound with tracks like 'Francine'.
  3. Tres Hombres — ranked #33
    Tres Hombres
    ZZ Top's landmark 1973 album featuring 'La Grange', considered their breakout record and a blues-rock classic.
  4. Fandango! — ranked #44
    Fandango!
    ZZ Top's 1975 hybrid album featuring half live recordings and half studio tracks, including 'Tush'.
  5. Tejas — ranked #55
    Tejas
    ZZ Top's 1976 album, their most experimental release of the 1970s, featuring prog-influenced arrangements.
  6. Deguello — ranked #66
    Deguello
    ZZ Top's 1979 comeback album after a three-year hiatus, featuring 'Cheap Sunglasses' and 'I Thank You'.
  7. El Loco — ranked #77
    El Loco
    ZZ Top's 1981 album, a transitional record bridging their blues roots with the synth-rock sound to come.
  8. Eliminator — ranked #88
    Eliminator
    ZZ Top's massively successful 1983 album featuring 'Sharp Dressed Man', 'Legs', and 'Gimme All Your Lovin', which redefined rock with MTV videos.
  9. Afterburner — ranked #99
    Afterburner
    ZZ Top's 1985 follow-up to Eliminator, continuing their synth-heavy sound with the iconic red rocket ship imagery.
  10. Recycler — ranked #1010
    Recycler
    ZZ Top's 1990 album, the third in their synth-rock trilogy, featuring recycled car imagery on the cover.
  11. Antenna — ranked #1111
    Antenna
    ZZ Top's 1994 return-to-roots album, scaling back the synthesizers for a more organic sound.
  12. Rhythmeen — ranked #1212
    Rhythmeen
    ZZ Top's 1996 album, a raw and stripped-down record that signaled a return to harder-edged blues rock.
  13. XXX — ranked #1313
    XXX
    ZZ Top's 1999 album celebrating their 30th anniversary, blending blues roots with modern production.
  14. Mescalero — ranked #1414
    Mescalero
    ZZ Top's 2003 album featuring a Tex-Mex influenced sound and the band's signature blues-rock swagger.
  15. La Futura — ranked #1515
    La Futura
    ZZ Top's 2012 album produced by Rick Rubin, a critically acclaimed return to form with raw Texas blues.
  16. Raw — ranked #1616
    Raw
    ZZ Top's 2019 soundtrack album for the documentary 'That Little Ol' Band from Texas', featuring stripped-back performances.

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