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Can't Buy a Thrill was the debut album by American rock band Steely Dan, released in 1972 by ABC

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For a debut effort, Can't Buy a Thrill by Steely Dan is quite polished and refined. This is hardly a surprise as the group's founders and core songwriters Donald Fagen and Walter Becker are notorious for their attention to every sonic detail and near-obsessive perfectionism in the studio. Long considered a unique item in the group's collection, the album has hardly a weak spot and is.. Arguably, at least among their first seven albums before their two decade pause, Steely Dan never really made a bad album. And so it goes with a Can't Buy A Thrill. For me, it falls in the middle of their discography with both better and less better still to come. Bill Griffin: A fine album, especially for a debut.