Any fans of this wonderful and truly amazing band out there?
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Steely Dan
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No.
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Yes
Steely Dan: Reelin' in the Years (live)
steely dan my old school
Steely Dan: Do it Again (live 1973)
Not bad live though their famous for being great studio band.I have nothing against the womens movement. Especially when Im walking behind it.
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They're not bad - my father is a huge fan of theirs though.
As for me, I just discovered (for myself, obviously) Dire Straits, and have been listening to them all day. Some good stuff there - love Sultans of Swing and Lions.Last edited by Publius; November 17, 2007 at 11:31 AM.
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I like them, have all of the albums they gave out in the 70's I believe.
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Love them, though I haven't heard much of their stuff (no more than 10 or 20 songs).
I have, however, seen them live.
Yeah!
And my dad, who was with me (and has seen them live before) said it was one of their best performances. I was well-chuffed.
Recent, too (North Sea Jazz 2007)
Deacon Blues and Do It Again are just amazing.
Reelin' in the Years and Rikki Don't Lose That Number are some of the earliest songs I remember listening to.Life, go easy on me
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My mother loves Steely Dan, but I never heard their work.
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Shoot, count me amongst their fans, black friday FTW! Oh and Kid Charlemagne, and Bodhistava, and...well you get the point.
