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TWO AGAINST NATURESteely DanJazz Rock/Fusion3.36 | 129 ratings |
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![]() Then 5 years later a new album. It became a success and a year later the ballot of the great hall of fame of music added SD quite rightly to this hall as a sort of making up for what should have happened 20 years earlier. Two against Nature is a very nice album but it's not a match for their three predecessors (Royal Scam, Aja and Gaucho). Those were three jewels that deserved the 4 stars completely. This one is at least half a grade less in quality but that is really still a very high level. The songs are more or less in the same style, still jazzy like back then but more like funky jazz than the former smooth jazz. And what's still there is the perfection. Sheer quality of production. Another big plus for this album is that there are no fillers, which is almost the usual thing with Steely Dan because they also hardly did that in the seventies. But I have to say there are no true highlights either at least not to me. A very equable album that means and another headache case for the doubt between 3 and 4 stars. Because it's significantly less compared to the three mentioned albums I'm afraid I will have to round down (3,5*).
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3/5 |
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