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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 16 hours ago +1 / -0

Well I know something about patient privacy and how to give modest coverage to anyone in a medical setting. So NO! Flat out, this isn’t a bunch of men waiting peacefully, naked, to get a finger put up their butt hole. Give me a break! Come up with a better explanation. Please.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 16 hours ago +1 / -0

Thanks for the tip. I’ll search for the tread. I don’t care how many pedes of my age group are afraid to give up their idealistic idolization of groups from our period in time. It is time to expose them all.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 16 hours ago +1 / -0

I did and explained in other comments. I see the album art as a bunch of music executives waiting their turn in line to nail the next unsuspecting young artist/s.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 17 hours ago +1 / -0

Question everything.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 17 hours ago +1 / -1

Read below. If it hadn’t been for this forum to ask me to question everything, I am now questioning the intent of a bunch of naked men sitting in a line of chairs. We talk big time about symbolism. So what is wrong with questioning album covers and their intents and purposes?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 17 hours ago +1 / -1

I personally love FM. Bit also so many others. Even the B sides. I think they were geniuses in their transitions and ability to rock so many chords. It is this album cover I have a strong opposition too.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 17 hours ago +1 / -1

Don’t know those bands, but if I was still in music and wanted a good thesis, I’d research album covers :-)

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 2 points 18 hours ago +2 / -0

Perhaps they didn’t have a say in their album covers? Perhaps I’m over sensitive to what I see when I look at it. What do you think this album cover represents?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 18 hours ago +1 / -0

Who would have thought that bringing Steely Dan too light would bring us all to question our perception and each other? Let’s be civil here - I was only commenting on the album cover that seems to be more than it seems?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass -1 points 18 hours ago +1 / -2

And I get it Pepe! I personally liked their musical chord transitions that were tight and, I think smooth.

It is just knowing what we know now, the album cover completely grossed me out. Even you, as a great Pede on this forum can see it?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass -1 points 18 hours ago +1 / -2

What do you take from this album cover then?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 19 hours ago +1 / -0

That’s the realty I’m coming to realize.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 20 hours ago +2 / -2

Music pedos sitting naked in line? In line for what?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 20 hours ago +2 / -1

I could see a while dissertation on album symbology in some awake music Ph.D. There probably is one, and perhaps they failed because of it?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 20 hours ago +1 / -1

They do have a great sound :-) I like “yacht rock” 😅🤷‍♀️. But the albums cover speaks clearly to me now.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass -1 points 20 hours ago +1 / -2

When I went to research the album after seeing the cover for the first time on my car’s display, I was dismayed by this too! It was the photo of the album cover, the name of the song, and then the name of the album that did me in.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 20 hours ago +2 / -1

We could probably dissect Vivaldi and Bach too … 🤷‍♀️

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 2 points 20 hours ago +2 / -0

I love all these instrumental also. Especially TSO and Mannheim Steamroller’s Christmas music :-)

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 2 points 20 hours ago +3 / -1

You don’t see the symbolism of a bunch of naked men sitting in chairs in line?

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 20 hours ago +1 / -1

So basically - I am having to give up the good feelings I had listening to the songs that made it to radio and that I enjoyed, understanding what I do about the industry now. It has all been a lie and I am so thankful we are aware and exposing it now.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 20 hours ago +3 / -3

The feeling that the music brings back is a happy time for me. But now that I know the album cover is probably a bunch of music pedos in line to rape and harm an innocent child is sickening.

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 1 point 21 hours ago +2 / -1

Well your experience was worse than mine. But perhaps you are older and had better taste in music than I did then :-)

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I am so sad to see the album Cover of Steely Dan’s “Countdown to Ecstasy” . As a young teenager living in the Midwest during the 70’s, I didn’t understand the symbolism. And never bought albums, just listened in the radio. I loved their style - cause I liked the jazz influence. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 0 points 21 hours ago +2 / -2

It makes me sad that now I am aware I can’t enjoy it any longer. And their album cover is so gross. I have so many happy memories of hanging out at the local municipal pool and feeling care free. But! I have a forever lifetime with Jesus in heaven, and that makes me happy. It is hard to give up the things that you thought were cool back then.

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Prayer for the removal of the wicked by tdachel

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SassyLass 5 points 6 days ago +5 / -0

Amen 🙏

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Please help me find a song by an obscure kid singing about “Pallets of Ballots” after the 2020 election. I thought I had saved it, and may have even posted it here, but it is lost to me. He was a genius with his lyrics and I want to to see it again. by SassyLass

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SassyLass 2 points 21 days ago +2 / -0

Thanks so much!

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