Bob
It is possible that WE have changed, but I was relieved to read your comments.
Steely Dan played a huge role in the development of my audio obsession, as Peg was a new single on the radio and I listened to Aja through Pioneer headphones through my Dad's Fisher 500.
A year or so later, I chose Doctor Wu as my first demo track for the impossibly exotic Magneplanar MG-1b's, an updgrade from my Infinity Q'as and my first serious pair of speakers.
Years later, I eagerly anticipated Nightfly and loved all of it so much that I delved back into the earlier records which of course are also very good.
I will say Mr Fagen gave a fine performance in 2003 when I last saw him live.
But at least the last two CDs?
It just sounds all the same. And I am bored, too.
It is possible that WE have changed, but I was relieved to read your comments.
Steely Dan played a huge role in the development of my audio obsession, as Peg was a new single on the radio and I listened to Aja through Pioneer headphones through my Dad's Fisher 500.
A year or so later, I chose Doctor Wu as my first demo track for the impossibly exotic Magneplanar MG-1b's, an updgrade from my Infinity Q'as and my first serious pair of speakers.
Years later, I eagerly anticipated Nightfly and loved all of it so much that I delved back into the earlier records which of course are also very good.
I will say Mr Fagen gave a fine performance in 2003 when I last saw him live.
But at least the last two CDs?
It just sounds all the same. And I am bored, too.