Thinking Quotes by Donald Fagen

Donald Fagen

I don’t think you can escape the environment we live in now.

Environment

Thinking

Donald Fagen

I think of Steely Dan as being of its time, and it may be inseparable from its time.

Inseparable

May

Thinking

Donald Fagen

I’m starting to get older, and began to think about mortality a little more. My mother died in 2003 and that was a big shock. When your parents start to die off, that’s going to be a revelation. So for me, this album – although it might sound quite cheery – is really talking about death.

Mother

Talking

Thinking

Donald Fagen

It’s great to know that our old stuff still sounds good to our fans, just as it’s wonderful to think that we’ve turned a few people on to jazz over the years.

People

Thinking

Years

Donald Fagen

We don’t think of ourselves as being perfectionists, really. To us it’s more about desperately trying to have it sound more or less OK.

Design

Thinking

Trying

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Beautiful

Beautiful World

Critical

Design

Doors

Dream

Ejaculation

Enough Time

Environment

Faces

Flaws

Four

Giving

Groove

Growing Up

Guitar

How Time Flies

Inseparable

Kids

Looks

May

Mind

Mother

Moving

New York

People

Performers

Play

Player

Popularity

Quirky

Rays

Real

Rock N Roll

Rocks

Sex

Simple

Singers

Song

Style

Talking

Thinking

Time Flies

Transformation

Trying

Ugly

Wanted

Wilson

World

Worthwhile

Writing

Years

Thinking Quotes by Donald Fagen

I don’t think you can escape the environment we live in now.

I think of Steely Dan as being of its time, and it may be inseparable from its time.

I’m starting to get older, and began to think about mortality a little more. My mother died in 2003 and that was a big shock. When your parents start to die off, that’s going to be a revelation. So for me, this album – although it might sound quite cheery – is really talking about death.

It’s great to know that our old stuff still sounds good to our fans, just as it’s wonderful to think that we’ve turned a few people on to jazz over the years.

We don’t think of ourselves as being perfectionists, really. To us it’s more about desperately trying to have it sound more or less OK.

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