Track Listing

1. Babylon Sisters
2. Hey Nineteen
3. Glamour Profession
4. Gaucho
5. Time out of Mind
6. My Rival
7. Third World Man

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10928 in Music
• Released on: 2004-03-23
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .26 pounds

Customer Reviews

Returning to my S. Dan Roots
I recently purchased an Acura TL that is equipped (from the factory) with DVD Audio. Since gaining this lovely accessory, I have been purchasing discs for the car of some favorite recordings which have been reissued or remastered for DVD Audio. Being a life-long S Dan devotee, I grabbed Gaucho as soon as I found it and went for a drive. Although not as lively as some other DVD Audio discs I have found, Gaucho sounds great. For instance, when Michael McDonald chimes in for his background vocal on "Time Out of Mind", it sounds like the man's head is sitting on the dashboard!! This disc is easily worth the price. If you have DVD Audio capability, pony up and order, now.

Amazing sound
One of the best DVD-A in my collection! I own a SACD to, sometime think what's better. . .no different. The 5.1 stunning surround sound is a wonderful experience. Very mighty and rich. From months ago, till today, this is my favorite music pick. I recommend other Steely Dan's remasters, that I call music.

If you liked 'Aja'....
..Then you'll appreciate this follow-up. 'Aja' opened me up to other music outside the AOR genre by gently stretching Dan's pop hooks into neo-jazz. By 'Gaucho', There really wasn't much pretense that Steely Dan was an actual band anymore---it was Becker and Fagen and a studio. And that was OK. This album is the logical progression along the path that SD was on from the beginning---popular music with a twist that has held up well over time. 'Gaucho' still sounds fresh twenty years down the road.