Steely Dan Faves

Love it! Royal Scam is fast becoming my favourite Dan album.

Love the Fat Camp extension of Green Earrings too.

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Yeah reckon that’s a booty.

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Yes cracking edit that!

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I found a nm first press of Aja this summer at a car boot for a fiver, and it sounds absolutely cracking.

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Been looking for the Aja 12" for ages.

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Saw Steely Dan a few years back (without Walter unfortunately) and they played Royal Scam from beginning to end. I was like a pig in the proverbial. Kid Charlemagne and Caves of Altamira straight off the bat…great show.

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Don’t think we’ve had this. I love it, even if it isn’t Fagen on vocals.

Couldn’t find the Licorice Pizza clip that uses it beautifully. Also, weirdly, this track reminds me of Aimee Mann’s Save me, from Magnolia, another PT Anderson flick.

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Happy Steely Dan Sunday to those who celebrate! Here’s a little bit of the extended Dan musical universe: The Dukes of September, a supergroup of Fagen, Michael McDonald, and Boz Scaggs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83IX8iKd_28&list=RD83IX8iKd_28&start_radio=1

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Brilliant!

Royal Scam is now officially my favourite Dan album. I love Aja, but RS feels a bit more edgy and less polished, and is all the better for it.

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Right there with you…never tire of Royal Scam, my wife’s favourite too, ever track a corker.

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Same. Royal Scam :boom:

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Team Kid Charlemagne over here.

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Aja for me. Royal Scam second, Gaucho third.

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The Royal Stem? Sorry

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Man that sounds good. Where does he get the stems from?

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From YT ( on Guilty Stem)
Here is the eight Live Dub clip in the series, this one taken from ā€˜Balearic Moods’, one of my recent live streams on Twitch .

This showcases what’s possible when DJing with multitrack stems using Traktor Pro, the NI Kontrol S4 Mk III and two D2 controllers on a Pioneer DJM-V10 mixer; these excerpts are posted to document my first days of full live and improvised experimentation with the format as I am exploring its awesome potential.

The custom stems were created using Hit’n Mix RipX Deep Audio, cleaned up, combined and then formatted for play using the Native Instruments Stem Creator software tool. For those who are curious: Software used for extracting the stems: https://hitnmix.com/audio-manipulation/ More info about the STEMS format: https://www.stems-music.com/stems-faq/

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