Steely Dan's fist album in 20 years fails to disapoint.  As though the Grammy wins weren't enough to credit the album's true merit, the album lives up to each glowing review.  The pristine, clean-cut sounds and the album's mellow instruemental overtones conspire to make a truly great disc.  It's certainly not a 'kareokee album' in any way, the songs are very much instrumental and the lyrics are a bit too abstract for one to really enjoy the lyrical content of Two Against Nature.  Interestingly enough, in a year chalk full of controversy (sponsored by Eminem), Steely Dan did what some could call 'controversial' by making the Grammy-winning song "Cousin Dupree".  The song describes an interest between two long-lost cousins with a small reference to incest.  Appearantly controversy is becoming much more of a trend than it ever has in the music industry.