If I died yesterday, would my life have been different if I heard this album? No, because I've already listened to the singles, the only good songs on here, and so have you. From what I can tell this was also the last time ZZ Top was good, and it stops about halfway through here. Of course, who can speak ill of Gimme All Your Lovin' or Sharp Dressed Man, and there's solid groovy guitar work throughout, but neither of the two genres they're mashing here have aged particularly well, especially churned together for pop consumption. Legs is the perfect sequel song to Tush, I wonder if they ever made a third song called Boobs.