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2 de may. de 2018 · After its 1982 release, The Nightfly—Donald Fagen’s solo debut following his split from Steely Dan partner Walter Becker—racked up seven Grammy Award nominations.Widely acclaimed for its vivid lyricism, the album is a nostalgic homage to Fagen’s youthful memories of the 1950s, with sly references to the era’s jazz and pop culture.
8 de nov. de 2014 · 85. The immaculate production you'd expect from Steely Dan with the pop-centric sound you wouldn't. A perfect recipe for an extremely enjoyable, laid-back listening experience. agge. 93. don music. awesome and underrated. igy is one of the best steely dan related songs of all time. More recent reviews. Purchasing The Nightfly from Amazon helps ...
3 de ene. de 2018 · Before getting to the audiofool controversy surrounding the release of a 3M digital recording on expensive vinyl, there's the music. You're smacked in the face on the side openers "I.G.Y." and "New Frontier" (on the original single LP) by the exuberance and sunlit optimism of the "certain fantasies" entertained by "a young man growing up in the remote suburbs" back when science was venerated ...
Production Notes The Nightfly was recorded and mixed entirely on 3M Digital 32-track and four-track machines at Village Recorders in Los Angeles, and at Soundworks and Automated Sound in New York. Yet Donald Fagen had begun working with digital systems earlier than 1982. 'We started using sequencing and stuff on [Steely Dan's] Gaucho,' he has explained, 'out of desperation, really.
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The Nightfly (dal soprannome di un disc jockey molto famoso quando Fagen era ragazzino) è sostanzialmente un disco autobiografico, un concept album in cui il musicista statunitense ripercorre gli anni della sua giovinezza. In I.G.Y. ( International Geophysical Year) per esempio parla dell'ottimismo per la scienza che c'era nel 1958, in Goodbye ...
This record sounds fantastic. It definitely beats the original RL LP and original 1984 CD in terms of sound quality. Rather controversially, I prefer this over the MoFi One Step. The One Step sounds nice and “audiophile” but the bass and treble are boosted in ways that Fagen didn’t intend. This pressing preserves the sound that he wanted.
