Steely Dan’s smooth grooves often helped to mask acerbic lyrical sentiments. In the case of their 1978 single “FM (No Static at All),” they managed to take some subtle jabs at the radio format that had helped propel them to the heights in the ’70s, all while doing so in an airtight package that indeed […]
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