We bring in some friends to take a look back at Steely Dan&#39;s debut album, Can&#39;t Buy a Thrill. 

We&#39;ve been sitting on this episode way too long because I&#39;ve been too lazy to do links and artwork, so I&#39;m posting it more or less as is. Thanks for your patience, and apologies to our delightfull guests Lauren and Josh.

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<h3>Links:</h3>

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<li> <a href="http://sdarchive.com/2vngibson.html" rel="nofollow">William Gibson review of Two Against Nature</a></li>
<li> <a href="https://twitter.com/SerpaLerpa" rel="nofollow">Lauren&#39;s Twitter</a></li>
<li> <a href="https://twitter.com/wrightmjosh" rel="nofollow">Josh&#39;s Twitter</a></li>
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Joe McAlhany and Scott Beckett explore the enduring allure of Steely Dan, a band whose music has been described as "...among the most genuinely subversive ouevres in late 20th-century pop." Each week we advance chronologically through the band's discography and discuss one song by the Dan, and two related creative works as chosen by the hosts.