More of the Music of Steely Dan
Gold, the album on the left, is from 1982 and was mastered by Robert Ludwig. It’s an OK record, nothing more, and offers few of the thrills that the real albums do when they’ve been mastered and pressed right. (To my knowledge, never by Robert Ludwig.)
The soundtrack album below it might interest collectors, but it has forgettable music with barely passable sound.
Steely Dan is one of our favorite bands here at Better Records.
We’ve written more about their albums than any other group’s outside of The Beatles, with more than 60 reviews and commentaries to date.
Our advice: Stick with the seven real albums that were released between 1972 and 1980. Each and every one of them is a brilliant work of art in its own way. For audiophiles, it just doesn’t get any better than Steely Dan.
The Big Seven
