Title: Do It Again, Not
Product review: My nine-year-old daughter remarked the other day that all the songs on this disc sound the same and she's right. Sad to say, this is a boring album. All the Steely Dan trademarks are here: quirky time signatures, arcane lyrics, flawless sound and recording. And these guys still have impeccable taste when it comes to picking saxophonists: witness their choice of Chris Potter as featured soloist this time around. What's missing, however, is the melodic genius of days gone by, and what's left is little more than elevated elevator music.
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