Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic (Live, 1974) video free download

spudcustardx1

hell that's nice guitar

Ronald Charles Epstein

Who is the woman on the cover?

gary grasser

not gone forever,,, just on hold baby,,

scooty tern

"Nice Shoes'~

paul cooper

love this

Peter Lowry

I would love to tour the SouthlandIn a travelling minstrel showYes I'd love to tour the SouthlandIn a traveling minstrel showYes I'm dying to be a star and make them laughSound just like a record on the phonographThose days are gone foreverOver a long time ago, oh yeahI have never met NapoleonBut I plan to find the timeI have never met NapoleonBut I plan to find the time'Cause he looks so fine upon that hillThey tell me he was lonely, he's lonely stillThose days are gone foreverOver a long time ago, oh yeahI stepped up on the platformThe man gave me the newsHe said, You must be joking sonWhere did you get those shoes?Where did you get those shoes?Well, I've seen 'em on the TV, the movie showThey say the times are changing but I just don't knowThese things are gone foreverOver a long time ago, oh yeah

Susan Keane

I love ST DAN and have done since I first heard them early 1970s and Still play their music all these years later. And I am a woman.Well I was the last time I looked JOKE. Seriously though they are SERIOUSLY GOOD.

steelydon19

I'd have hung with the girls, I'd just never understand how they could not love this music!

steelydon19

Interesting!

Garrett Lane

amen and amen!!!

ROCKSTARCRANE

tomgeorg1, you're obviously someone raised in the digital age who has never actually heard a real drum kit played in a small room or even a studio. I'd be interested to know what you consider a good drum sound....

MontrealMan1970

the car in pic is at least 1984.

Bastiat00

just call it Pretzel Logic

MICHAEL STEWART

2 lines of good speed and a joint of PCP weed and i'm in my time machine.fagen and becker.

tomgeorg1

drum sound is imho horrible: bass drum rumbles...

Iron Body

No it is indeed Micheal Mc Donald he has a very distinct and angelic voice and I liston to him all the time.

Chris M

Man, these guys sounded great live (no easy feat considering the complexity of their arraingments). When my kids rag on me about growing up in the Disco era, I always say "At least we had Steely Dan. What have you got that'll still sound good in 35 years?"

Cathode Roy

I just realized that I alluded to the impossibility of recreating the studio vocals in a live situation, which, obviously couldn't be done, unless you had a few more Fagens there to duplicate the multi-tracked vocals, and there's, ironically, a line saying, "sound just like a record on a phonograph"...and maybe that was supposed to resonate a little more due to the difficulty in mimicking the line, itself...or not, whatever...

Cathode Roy

I agree...still good, though...there's no way anybody could EVER reproduce how tight those vocals are on the studio version...probably the most precise, clean vocals I can think of by ANYBODY...but I love the rawness of this version, too, especially the whole band ripping it up at the end...it's too bad they waited so long to start touring on a regular basis, I'd love to have seen them with this incarnation and personnel, like Skunk, Diaz, Hodder, etc.

Iron Body

So much better then the album version the gutair sounds so blues, Michael and Fegan singing together sounds so much better; this is just simple beautiful.

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