ZZ top recorded at the famous Shangri La Studios in Malibu with engineeer Dave Sardy. The trio then moved back to Texas, to Foam Box Recordings in Houston, with long-time engineer Joe Hardy. “It was the Sardy and Hardy party,” said Gibbons. A version of 'Flyin’ High', which is not confirmed for the album, has already debuted: played en-route to the International Space Station on Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft. “We figured it’d be the perfect song to pass along to the astronauts,” said Gibbons. Not every song will be as as radio-friendly as 'Flyin’ High', insists Billy. 'More Slower Blues' is “simply one chord, that never stops.”
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