steely dan vinyl

They are offered as both single-LP and double-LP clear vinyl pressings.

They use phrases such as "jazz-steeped sophistication," "sharp wit," "immaculate studio precision," "sly grooves," "razor-sharp arrangements," "ultra-precise production," and "dark-humored storytelling."

Both listings indicate the pressings are housed in faithful reproductions of the original packaging or artwork.

They highlight 180-gram pressings, audiophile-quality vinyl, meticulous remastering, and claims of improved clarity, warmth, and presence.

Everything Must Go and Two Against Nature are listed as clear vinyl releases in these results.

They are pressed on clear vinyl and specified as 180-gram pressings.

Across the two reissues the listed tracks include: The Last Mall; Things I Miss the Most; Blues Beach; Godwhacker; Slang of Ages; Green Book; Pixeleen; Lunch with Gina; Everything Must Go; Gaslighting Abbie; What a Shame About Me; Two Against Nature; Janie Runaway; Almost Gothic; Jack of Speed; Cousin Dupree; Negative Girl; West of Hollywood.

They describe the albums as remastered or meticulously remastered, emphasizing added depth, warmth, clarity and improved definition, and note audiophile-grade pressing.

Highlighted tracks include "Blues Beach," "Godwhacker," the title track "Everything Must Go," "Cousin Dupree," "Jack of Speed," and "What a Shame About Me."