@tomhitt: Thanks for listening.

@Jinx Jones: Thanks for Tuning in :)

@Jinx Jones: It was difficult, I think there's gonna be another Steely Dan coming up soon.

@Blackwing: Thanks for listening

@WayB4: I'm doing it already, they're so addictive, love, love Steely Dan. Thanks for listening and commenting.

@WayB4: It is very cleverly put together.

@WayB4: Brilliant :) Glad to meet another enthusiast, this album is so well crafted, its brilliant.

@Lee >>> Lucas: Thanks Lee, I love to share what influences me, that way perhaps you'll all understand my music. Plus I love talking about these classic albums.

@Lee >>> Lucas: There's something for everyone with Steely Dan, I listned through all their albums again and this is the only one that have no turkeys on it for me. It was a tough choice, I'll probably do another, I went through a fad of buying one a week until I had them all, and loved every one of them, but Two against nature, I just can't get into it :( Maybe I'll give it another go, I quite like fanny by gaslight or what ever it's called :)

@Kitchen Party House Band: Love, love, steely dan, they are the master songwriters for me.

@Sun Tower: Steely Dan in their entirety influence me, the songwriting is magical. Thanks for listening.

@Lee >>> Lucas: That's a great story, I miss the days when you heard something and went into the shop saying have you got the one that goes 'Insert bad rendition here' , they were the days :)

@VivekRai: :)

@Lee >>> Lucas: Too me a long while, but I got there in the end. Have you heard the unreleased tracks btw? One is called the Second Arrangement that later became The Third World Man, look them up, they're amazing,

@Lee >>> Lucas: It is great, they all are for me, that is why I picked it. The other albums have got excellent tracks on them but one or two not so good. Everyone raves over Aja, but for me it's gotta be either this or Gaucho, Glamour Profession and Third World Man!!!!!! Never mind the title track. But then again their first album, can't buy me a trill is a top album that lived in my car for many a month looping. There's a very special place in my hear for Katy Lied too, Dr. Woo is probably my favourite song.

@Lee >>> Lucas: It is a cracker, "is there gas in the car? Yes there' gas in the car!" who else could get away with that?

@Lee >>> Lucas: I tell you what I used to agree with Gatcho, but I love it now, it took me years to 'get it' but it is one of my faves. Aja is a bit weaker, but the song Deacon Blues is one of their best.

@♬Barclaybunch♩♪: I.G.Y I mean, now that is a class song, I think the Nightfly was one of the first albums to be produced totally digitally, the production is well, indescribable.