Steely Dan - Do It Again | REACTION

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[@cullycross4786]

Best band EVER

[@patrickstallings9613]

Steely Dan is a 6 course meal. You get everything with EVERY song. Impeccable musicianship, crafty and clever and cryptic lyrics, cool vibes and the best of the best artists.

[@jamuga60]

Great insight man........................ya fucking nailed Patrick.

[@Laura-rm6us]

An excellent way to describe a complex band

[@floyd2222]

kinda funny that they did not even look into what "a steely dan" is/was..".... heh heh heh 😲

[@hubertharvey2820]

Right on.

[@dianemadigan3252]

And an electric Sitar solo!

[@clare1061]

Everything Donald Fagen/Steely Dan did was Gold.

[@deannasexton4893]

I was 15 when this first played on the radio. I’m now almost 64 and it’s still the same. So many masterpieces in the 70’s one after the other 🎶❤️

[@richrybinski1020]

This song just makes me feel so good!

[@andrewpetik2034]

The 1960s and 1970s AM and FM radio airwaves were full of a cornucopia of great music. 👍

[@stinkfoot9776]

Same as that. Still listening 2023

[@williambuchanan8607]

Takes me back to the early 70s, had just joined the BA as a Junior Soldier in Winchester...brings back memories of so many friends some who are no longer with us, love you all !!

[@mikewood6071]

Fun fact “Steely Dan” is a British term for a vibrator…no one caught it right away lmao These guys were some of the best musicians ever. Skunk Baxter was a Doobie Brother for awhile too, AWESOME guitarist

[@oceansdaughter9885]

OH I gotta laugh!!! 🤣 You’re the first person to ever mention the “Dan of Steel.” Cheers m8 🥂

[@charlesbishop4000]

In the Army at Ft. Rucker, AL, in late 1972, after biology class, and driving to get a foot long chili dog with mustard and raw onions and smoking a jay on the way. And listening to this masterpiece. It sounds better than ever.

[@alanmusicman3385]

The tag line "Your favourite band's favourite band" was well deserved.

[@johnmcintosh5413]

Steely Dan always produces excellence nothing more needed to say really 🌍✌🏼

[@kathy2122]

Music doesn't get any finer than Steely Dan.

[@ianswan1283]

Absolutely

[@Lugnut64052]

Well, Mozart maybe, but yeah.

[@Wordsmyth8]

I agree, man.

[@steveullrich7737]

Love that sitar solo, one of the most iconic solos ever! Musical geniuses! Still rocking after close to 50 years!

[@joostvisser1124]

Exactly my man. Denny Dias is God

[@Bigboi223GotEm]

@@joostvisser1124 fr mans played what is basically a blues or jazz solo on an instrument that wasn’t even designed with western music theory in mind that’s nutty

[@jaysonbiggs8979]

Autumn of 1972.

[@jml-rj5re]

@@Bigboi223GotEm He's playing a jazz hard bop solo on a modified sitar. Hilarious!

[@alansmith7626]

and We are still here enjoying every second! ☺

[@barrypitts6091]

This song has a groove so wide, you could land a plane on it. If you walked into a place and this song is playing, you automatically turn into a badass.

[@MichaelTrogdon1990]

More from Steely Dan: “Reelin’ In the Years”, “Bodhisattva”, “My Old School”, “Kid Charlemagne”, “Don’t Take Me Alive”, “Peg” and many more. Every song sounds different. Hope you do more.

[@cindyp1033]

Yes! So much to listen to from them.

[@DaisyMae0929]

"Time Out of Mind" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGTVkHiQjdWGras. This is one you can't listen to just once at a sitting. It is perfection.

[@williamosborne6866]

A "steely dan" was a popular metal dildo at the time. FYI, this band is their own genre - there are NO others like them. Once you get into the Steely Dan catalog, you'll find out that it isn't just another "rabbit hole"....it's a mine shaft, with many, many surprising side tunnels - rock, jazz, funk, reggae, and much more. Enjoy the journey - don't bother leaving bread crumbs, because you might never want to get out. I could list at least 30 tracks that will amaze you with their quality and diverse sounds, but posters below have done a great job of that. One they missed, which is one of my favorites is "Haitian Divorce". Have a great ride.

[@rigelmoon9030]

It was made famous from the book "Naked Lunch".

[@floorticket]

Steely Dan is a band's band. That is, other musicians have Steely Dan in their record collections.

[@craigedwards2940]

Twas a good solo, but I disagree with the guys who put the video up, I thought Denny's solo was better on Your Gold Teeth II. :-)

[@grunthostheflatulent9649]

Steely Dan was more of a project than a traditional band.

[@clintmaffett2570]

I think they are just the opposite. A band bands.

[@herbiesnerd]

When real musicians get off work, they listen to Steely Dan.

[@duobejota8823]

Yeah, I think every person who knows music theory can enjoy them 10 times More than a regular person, cause you begin to understand the complexity and creativity and how they introduce complex jazz harmonies while still being easy to listen to and how unique their music is

[@rusty9129]

Something that I think you young guys haven't discussed in your reactions to the music of my generation is the fact that there was no digital anything! There was no auto tune. You either sang it or played it perfectly or you didn't. Period. Now, fo listen to Karen Carpenter and how absolutely perfect her pitch and diction was and know she did nearly everything in one take!!!

[@kenhutchingame2606]

Auto tune makes my ears bleed.

[@descenddarkness]

Very,very interesting. As a younger person, that often doesn't come to mind but now I'll be looking out for that lol

[@acooksla]

Steely Dan! Seen them live many times. My dear friend Jeff Young, RIP, was their keyboard player for a while and got us tickets to see them and sit right up front. Amazing band, one of the best ever.

[@jennhurl]

Fun Fact: The Steely Dan song “Everything You Did,” which was released in '76, included the line “Turn up the Eagles, the neighbors are listening.” In return, The Eagles gave a shout out to Steely Dan in "Hotel California". The lyrics "stabbed it with their STEELY knives..." refer to their band name. That's just pretty damn cool! 🎵❤✌

[@mrmike616]

Wow that really is!

[@rayeckert242]

Check out “Black Cow”, The Fez” and “Haitian Divorce “. Then check out the entire Steely Dan catalog. Then you’ll be a fan. Resistance will be futile…

[@babylonsister118]

EVERYTHING they do is pure perfection. You might be sorry you asked but steely dan is the name of a woman's pleasure device. They have a bit of kink in them.

[@79BlackRose]

...or a man's pleasure device! 😉

[@rickgarcia8481]

Steely Dan is musically on another level... They used the finest musicians and the great mixing, added layers that just isn't heard from other artists

[@garyneilson3075]

MmmmHmmmmm!!!

[@gregsworkshop2]

As it was told by the band, they auditioned over 50 Session Guitarist before they went with this guy for this version of the song. This guy made the song what it is. Killer.

[@imogene413]

This was my JAM back in the day!!!!!!

[@deepcoder1845]

When i was younger i never really understood or "got" Steely Dan as i was just to immature. This band is more for a sophiscated music type. Now, i know they are one of the best bands ever. For one thing you always know session muscians are pure pros.

[@ericsmith6615]

Perfectly stated!

[@tonygourdine512]

Greatest Sitar solo in the history of music !!!

[@1957PLATO]

How they got so much separation between so much instruments is remarkable

[@charleneoconnor2764]

My children refer it as That Funky Organ Sound, lol..

[@469buck]

Denny Dias is just a frickin genius on guitar. Or sitar. Monster.

[@kathystammen8774]

I just have to put this out there. You guys are all so cute like a tractive wise and your personalities are so cool I know I’m old enough to be your mom but I just wanna tell you I appreciate your reaction videos especially the 70s music because I was a teenager in the 70s best music in the whole world in my opinion.❤

[@unmalo2768]

I have to admit, this is one of, if not my favorite music reaction channels. You guys are not trying to be experts on music theory, not analyzing the lyrical meanings, you just sit back and let the music take you on a trip and you comment on how the music made you feel and what you think of the song, perfect!

[@johnyvico]

Ya I love these guys

[@bgp1956]

Great reaction to a great band, cheers guys from England !

[@ammaleslie509]

Respect for realizing the necessity of hearing that sitar solo twice

[@antoniocharo1724]

OUT-FUCKING-STANDING!!!! 🍻✌️😎💯

[@helgar791]

All SD songs should be listened to using a lyric video. This song is about addiction and how we humans find comfort in repetitive behaviors, even if they're negative ones. Try "Peg", "Reelin' In The Years", "Rikki Don't Lose That Number", "Dirty Work", "Aja", "Deacon Blues", "Black Cow", "Kid Charlemagne" and only about 100 others because there's really no such thing as a bad SD song.

[@moonlitegram]

I couldn't disagree with this more. I mean for one thing, even if you want to put that much emphasis on lyrics, lyric videos on youtube are notoriously terrible at getting the lyrics right. So they're usually not even worth what they're trying to accomplish. But beyond that, there is so much to get lost in with the music in Steely Dan, that its not even necessary to know what the song's about to appreciate the music. I mean its music - not poetry. Don't get me wrong, I love what SD does lyrically too and its definitely worth taking the time to look into the lyrics. But watching lyric videos on your first listen through with the music is probably the last thing you should do.. It draws your attention to the screen and away from the audio in your ears. I strongly encourage people to just close their eyes and listen to music as it is initially, and then go back and look into the lyrics on subsequent listens.

[@DRu.913]

@@moonlitegram agree wholeheartedly. I always jammed out to the vibes on this song many a time. Only after watching KZbin reactions being surprised by the lyrics made me curious and finally check out the lyrics and meaning.

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

Yes. Glamour Profession is a trip to a different time and place. Try that if not next very soon. They might have been at their peak in GP. Or in Babylon Sisters. Both from the Gaucho album, my favorite however my favorite SD song is Haitian Divorce from the Royal Scam. That talk box is awesome. The story is interesting as well. I hate divorce but I love that tune. "Dolly back, fade to black" It's like you're watching a movie in Times Square in the late sixties at three a.m.

[@francelaferriere6106]

Don't Take Me Alive also. They're all great songs.

[@theresa42213]

Hey Men! l'm a girl, and was born in '65 and l've heard this song around 2000 times. lt is SU PREME! ...of course the 70's was THEE BEST decade for music if you ask me. l love how you loved the citary sounding guitar solo which is an INCREDIBLE piece of work! lt was fun to see you grouving to iconic shuffle, that everybody that grew uo with the tune knows. Also, you mentioned SIN. l'm Christian too! May The Lord of Hope bless you and keep you as you trust in Him. :D Vancouver BC Listen to Kid Charlemagne by Steely Dan when you have the chance. They are SUCH a good group!

[@kimkovaly3096]

Have just recently started listening alot to Steely Dan. My husband, who passed away in 2018,was a huge fan. I heard them all the time on the radio when I was growing up, but now can fully appreciate the genius of this band. Great reaction as always guys 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@barrycohen311]

Steely Dan was named after a woman character's Dildo. William S. Burroughs, "Naked Lunch" novel. It was her nickname for the pleasurable device. No, I am not joking.

[@steffanhoffmann8937]

The BEST of American music! That's what THAT is! Always loved everything by them.... EVERYTHING 🙂 Regards from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇲

[@mendyrckz76]

🦋 Steely Dan ''Reelin' In The Years'' is another great one guys!

[@stagehand113]

I love the way Fagen does the vocals.

[@UBZUKki]

The 70s ..for music...simply amazing

[@guerralg63]

I'm 61, and I listened to every genre of music, and this music is what the heads(pot) listened to, and Robyn Trower as well. The song is about the 3 motivations of men. Fighting, women/sex, and money, especially easy money.

[@LyndaHill]

Perfection.

[@danielmurphy4429]

This band was in a class unto themselves. With splendid writing, instrumentation, singing and production, each song is ‘sound artistry’ taken to another realm. Gentlemen - welcome to Steely Dan.

[@kathystammen8774]

One of my FAVORITES. ❤

[@genecase326]

I think you guys have what it takes to appreciate what Steely Dan has done. Enjoy the rest of the journey. They are going to AMAZE you!

[@joy88867]

Best ever ❤

[@garyneilson3075]

Love you guys enjoyment and laughter in reactions.... You guys, like Steely Dan, are one of the best in your fields, glad to see you get together with them..... Thanks....!!!

[@johns.4331]

Bought this album the day it was released.

[@holysmokes5817]

Irony, upon irony. Do it again....We cant help it. Cheers!! 🍄🌲🍄🍄💥✨🌈

[@MrAurelius77]

Ricky don.t loose that number is so good too

[@roelvelasquez9001]

Steely Dan is one of my top 2 bands

[@stephenpaparo9166]

Grateful Dead

[@spooley]

The band of a thousand takes, very much perfectionists who spent an incredible amount of time getting the exact sound they wanted on any given song. Studio musicians who played for them tell of the extraordinary amount of effort required until the sound was just right.

[@jaysonbiggs8979]

MONSTER hit in the fall of '72.

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

Steely Dan is a deep rabbit hole. They very rarely miss with their music. I can 't think of one reactor who has not been blown away by their virtuosity.

[@bluesrock1]

Tropical is one way to say it, but the term you're looking for Calypso.

[@bobthebear1246]

Great song. Knew you'd all love it.

[@JackBarlow-i4l]

Steely Dan has no equal it's such a rich fusion of sonically lush jazzy/rock and no one sounds like them.

[@BlowinFree]

It’s so good seeing you all diggin this 💋👏🏻and grooving out

[@Phibbus]

Since you asked, they took "Steely Dan" from the name of a dildo in the William S. Burroughs novel, Naked Lunch.

[@Bravespop]

The great Denny Dias played Electric Sitar on this cut, and along with Larry Carlton (one of the greatest studio musicians ever), they put together some of the most memorable lead solos of all time.

[@Wordsmyth8]

When I was in high school, after I got my very first job at a department store, I bought this album with my first paycheck. I never looked back, steadily buying music over the next 15 or so years and developed an incredible record collection of great music from the ‘70s and ‘80s. I bought many more Steely Dan albums after this. The album Aja is their masterpiece. My top pic for you to react to off that record is Black Cow. Absolute fire!

[@CTeale1]

I remember this song when it was at the top of the charts back in the day. The best traveling music ever heard. Turn it on in your car and go for a ride!

[@timwirasnik5878]

This is off thier Debut!

[@kylebakke594]

Next recommended Steely Dan song: “FM (No Static at All)”

[@carmenwise2256]

Oh yeah. It's great. 🇺🇸👍🎹💿📀🎶🎶🎻

[@saraheart2804]

Yes.

[@carmenwise2256]

@@saraheart2804 absolutely agree.

[@rigelmoon9030]

I bought this album in '73; cause I saw the Dan on Midnight Special. I went to W.T. Grant's and laid my money down. I carried that album for one friend's apt to another and played it over and over. I still have the album to this day. Scratched up a bit, but still plays.

[@oldrockgeeser9426]

I always felt that Steely Dan had a methodic melody to their sound that kept you in an hypnotic stage.

[@donerickson7305]

Steely Dan. Everything...all the time

[@jeffrogers2180]

I just looked through your videos and I can't believe you haven't done reelin in the years... I mean except for my old school it's my favorite Steely Dan guitar solo.

[@yvonnejaime1266]

Oh YES! 😍☺️💃 This masterpiece is my song. This song is on my party playlist. She's Not There by Santana is another.

[@debwest6586]

I love to watch you guys boogie to the music i am 62 and grew up to this awesome rock yeah

[@elijahfire1105]

Listen to the entire album, ' AJA ' by Steely Dan. It LITERALLY is 1 of the top 5 rock-era albums ever done. Both. ' Peg ' and Josie ' which are on AJA are masterpieces. And AJA is Steely Dan's magnum opus.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Michael McDonald on Peg is perfection.

[@KevinLong-jr1zv]

Peg was the song👍

[@davepowers8189]

The album cover is a photo of a bunch of street-walkers in a red-light district. Therefore, 'can't buy a thrill' is a bit a propos. Oh yeah, this tune has one of rock's greatest electric sitar solos, ever.

[@guinkoo]

MORE Steeley Dan, man!

[@donnafields2271]

Some of those studio musicians that played with Steely Dan were Jeff Porcaro (on drums) and David Paich (keyboards) in the early years before Jeff and David started there own band Toto.

[@monaestrada6256]

Porcaro was born with drumsticks instead of arms😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidelswick6660]

Steely Dan is so great. This song is my favorite of theirs, but their catalog is AMAZING and deep. Amazing instrumentation on every SD song.

[@TheShmoo123]

Great neck work again guys! 💛. From 🇬🇧🙋🏽‍♀️

[@jodifox2283]

This song takes me back to 1976 in Tallahassee, Florida when I was 7 years old. My mom and I would sing it whenever we heard "Reelin in the years or Do it again" on the radio. Great vibes and loved the funk. Recommendations Peg, Nineteen, Home at last, FM, Deacon Blues, Pretzel Logic, Babylon Sisters and Reelin in the years. Great reaction!

[@dconbluz980]

Steely Dan are gods.

[@dannyjoe3343]

There was a public swimming pool called Birchwood swim club that my family was members of in the 70s and 80s. Steely Dan was on the loud speakers consistently. Whenever I hear them i think of the simpler life, the care-free life, and a life that once was. Steely Dan is always referred to as Birchwood music by me, my brother, and Birchwood friends i still connect with on social media. Such nostalgia and great memories.

[@alansmith7626]

I graduated high school in Layton, Utah, 1973, this was fabric of my senior year and every year since...Great react!

[@jeffdempsey6478]

'Be one with the music. ..repeat....oooohhhmm😮..... now understand 😊.....good. grasshopper.

[@colleenmonfross4283]

Steely Dan - the masters! No one beats their production, even all these years later. Ya'll need to check out Peg.

[@acooksla]

Adored seeing them live in the eighties and then again about ten years ago.

[@469buck]

I was driving across the Bay Bridge headed from Reno to SF, January of 72 I think, when this song first came on the radio. I almost drove off the bridge. Thankfully, the station announced the name of the group. Been following them ever since. 13 or 14 times live. They can do no wrong, for me. RIP, Walter.

[@charliegarnett9757]

I think this is my favorite song they do. I just “discovered “ y’all this week and everything I have seen you do is from my DJ days 😊.GO CATS!

[@deelawson4551]

Love Steely Dan!! My faves by them have always been Hey Nineteen and FM(No Static At All) Keep On Rockin` guys!

[@alex35agm]

FM a great song from a not so great movie.

[@unmalo2768]

Steely Dan is a duo group formed by members Donald Fagen and Walter Becker. They got the name from a "Sex Toy"!! They would bring in musicians for one solo on one song, because they were perfectionists on the production side. They were considered to be the most polished music producers of all thime, and it shows in the details when you allow yourself to dissect the music and instruments involved. But it drove the record company execs crazy because of the time and money it would take for them to complete one song, not to mention the whole album! I jammed out to these guys all through high school and since then too. One of my favorite groups of all time!

[@shellythomas8422]

All of could do is watch Tyler having fun Love watching you guys react to all the stuff I grew up with.

[@jenniebirchfield7218]

This is my favorite Steely Dan song!

[@gnrjohn1]

Thanks!

[@bolitho1881]

There are times when the Mouth needs to be closed while the Ears need to be open....listening to Steely Dan is one of those times...Walter Becker unpicking the knots on the guitar.....🤗

[@469buck]

Please. Do more Steely Dan. You will NEVER be disappointed.

[@davidkyle5017]

Like myself, Fagen and Becker were from the NYC area and it's probably best to describe this song as having a "Latin" sound. It would be safe to say that there is a bit of Santana's influence in this song remembering that this song was only 2 or 3 years removed from Santana's big splash at Woodstock which gave rise to "Latin" sounding music in the early '70s. In addition, the Sitar harks back to the work of Ravi Shankar and George Harrison and, finally, the electronic keyboard/organ is reminiscent of the Doors. This song is so rich in references it never fails to delight.

[@markg.2135]

Love you guys, whatever you do. Keep reacting to Steely Dan please.

[@theresenydahl9531]

What a band, so unique ❤

[@joyceharkin3641]

I had forgotten just how bloody brilliant this band were! I haven't listened to this for years - need to dig out the LPs

[@roundtownKen]

Its a guitar with a sitar "effect" applied. You guys will love the rest of the Dan rabbit hole, if you like this.

[@edwardcrews2952]

Legends. Rest In Peace Walter Becker

[@jeffclendenin6770]

You guys are a riot enjoy your reactions.

[@trespatines8698]

A fantastic song. Those two solos are just sublime.

[@crashcorrigan9733]

Thanks for the play. These guys had such a unique sound. Great, great music. Super musicians. Ah, such good times.

[@777petew]

It's great to see you lads of your age, appreciating music that thrilled us when we were your age. Thanks very much.