^^^ Recently bought the remastered, expanded version of "Tres Hombres". Apparently earlier CD releases used a different mix, the remastered one used the mix that was on the vinyl album. As far as the song goes, first heard it in Jan. 1973 when ZZ opened up for the Stones. "Tres Hombres" wouldn't come out for a few more months and since ZZ was rather new, couldn't figure out where the song came from. Had us pretty mystified.

Palama wrote:

The gatefold of that album is food from Leo’s Mexican restaurant in Houston. I first went there when I was about 10 years old. Opened in 1942. Leo was said to have ridden with Pancho Villa. It closed in 2001. I saw Billy Gibbons there several times. My wife still uses their recipe for salsa. I really miss that place!

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dkeage wrote:

Proud of you, Conan

Rammstein - Zeist

Sunoverbeach wrote: