by Doug Stone So Enuff Z'Nuff (or more accurately, Chip Znuff and Donnie Vie) stick to their guns and reach album number ten. What a long, strange trip, and though the boys seem embittered and battered, they wear the sense of survival and experience well. This stash of songs retains their trademark melodic gestures, and like the luminous bands they emulate (the Beatles, Cheap Trick), Enuff Z'Nuff come off as a star no matter how many units the quartet actually sells. While each Enuff Z'Nuff record contains a couple keepers (gotta go with the power poppy "Your Heart's No Good" and the tricky throwback "Bang On" this time around), 10 has a coherence and maturity that makes it a sweet spin from start to finish. And most of the time, 10 really rocks. (Odd how Aerosmith, Lenny Kravitz, and Enuff Z'Nuff all recorded different "Fly Away" tracks within a short radius).