Katy Lied (studio album) by Steely Dan
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Katy Lied is ranked 7th best out of 21 albums by Steely Dan on BestEverAlbums.com.
The best album by Steely Dan is Aja which is ranked number 167 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 9,506.
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The tracks on this album have an average rating of 83 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).
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5 days ago | Frunobulax | 13 | 92/100 | |
03/14/2024 16:05 | rafaelcalazans | 2,024 | 53/100 | |
02/03/2024 14:56 | iann97 | 1,442 | 75/100 | |
01/16/2024 11:21 | doombringer | 1,682 | 78/100 | |
12/06/2023 03:08 | spigelwii | 279 | 86/100 |
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This album is rated in the top 2% of all albums on BestEverAlbums.com. This album has a Bayesian average rating of 79.6/100, a mean average of 78.5/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 79.9/100. The standard deviation for this album is 15.2.
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Each new their album worse and worse. While their best album was 1st
All the songs are good. Some are great.
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An album with some great hits but also a lot of filler where you just feel like you are waiting for the next song to come on. Tracks like Doctor Wu, Bad Sneakers and Black Friday are where this albums peaks especially on instrumentation. They are so catchy and infectious and demonstrate the classic Steely Dan style perfectly. The whole album has brilliant instrumentation but it just comes a little scattered on the weaker cuts. Highlights for me are the guitar and the piano which fill so many songs full of life. My favourite instrumental performance is the phenomenal display of what I think is a saxophone on Doctor Wu which gives me chills every time. Overall, if the filler content was better this would be a great album but it is still worth a listen for the big hits that are on here.
User "henrygreen0203" rated this Steely Dan album in an absurd way, when searching his profile I noticed a maximum score for a "Hanson" album, is this a joke? That's why I visit this site ("best ever albums of radiohead") less and less, full of people without the least knowledge to omit an opinion.
Steely Dan's 4th effort find them treading water a bit. There's some good ones here - Black Friday, Chain Lighting, and Daddy Don't Live in New York City. The rest is a bit paint by numbers and a little uninspired. A bit of a lull before another burst of brilliance would follow.
Classic Steely Dan, though it doesn't do much to expand on their formula.
My favorite Dan. Their uniqueness shines here with a perfect blend of jazzy/progressive influence in hard pop/rock tunes with intelligent lyrics. World class cuts include Dr Wu, Bad Sneakers, Black Friday, and Any World (That I'm Welcome To)
Steely Dan's fourth album is another set of quirky pop songs. Picking up where, pretzel logic, left off, Katy lied, is more of the same(in a good way). Fantastic songs include, bad sneakers, daddy don't live, and, doctor wu. Great band.
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Steely Dan begins to assume a fuller sound with jazz influences coming to the fore, a trend that would culminate in Aja a few years later. Always gifted with the pen, Donald Fagen has written perhaps his most interesting set of lyrics with this album, with "Everyone's Gone To The Movies" surely his creepiest ever.
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