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Two Against Nature
Steely Dan
Two Against Nature
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
 
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No Description Available No Track Information Available Media Type: CD Artist: STEELY DAN Title: TWO AGAINST NATURE Street Release Date: 02/29/2000

     
   

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All Artists: Steely Dan
Title: Two Against Nature
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 6
Label: Giant Records / Wea
Original Release Date: 2/29/2000
Release Date: 2/29/2000
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Soft Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 075992471923, 743216219025

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No Description Available
No Track Information Available
Media Type: CD
Artist: STEELY DAN
Title: TWO AGAINST NATURE
Street Release Date: 02/29/2000

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CD Reviews

Finally back from the studio
S. Schwachter | Boca Raton, FL USA | 02/15/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Steely Dan is like an enigma. The true die hard fans have longed and yearned for anything by this dynamic duo. Finally it is here. The nine new songs in Two Against Nature deliver what any fan desires - the familiar sound with unfamiliar songs. Although they are spectacular live and we all should have the various box sets available (the best is on MCA), this recording is a must and will appeal to the fans from before as well as an entire new generation of Steely Dan fans. A must buy."
Return of the Dan
fletch_11 | Auckland, NZ | 02/29/2000
(3 out of 5 stars)

"Steely Dan return with their 1st new studio album since 1980's 'Gaucho'. So what is it like? Well, if you've heard the Dan's vocalist/writer Donald Fagen's solo CD 'Kamakiriad' (released in 1993), you'll have a fair idea of the sound and texture of the songs, since both albums were produced by his Dan partner Walter Becker (although Fagen is co-credited with production on this one too). The songs are funky - rhythmicly driven, and with Becker on board again, have a little of that Steely Dan nasty streak in them. Songs about strange characters, some of them low-lifes. The album is harder to get into, though, and doesn't immediately 'grab' you on first listen as some of the older Dan does. I put this down to the melodies not being as strong. In an interview Fagen gave in 1993 in Keyboard magazine on the release of Kamakiriad, he states, "The only change is that I'm losing my interest in melody. I'm more interested in simplifying things in order to get more of a rhythmic effect....it used to bother me if something didn't have an interesting melody. Now I don't care that much about it.." I think that sentiment carries over onto this album.Some highlights for me include 'Almost Gothic' and 'Jack of Speed', as well as the closer 'West of Hollywood' with it's amazing Sax solo (by Chris Potter) The album only has 9 songs, which comes to just over 50 minutes - not very long for an album by today's standards. Don't get me wrong though. The album is good, but don't make any judgements by listening to it in a store. Buy it. Take it home. Let it mull a few days. It'll grow on you."