On August 11, 2003, during the "Everything Must Go Tour," Steely Dan performed live at the Pine Knob Amphitheatre in Clarkston, Michigan. This tour followed the release of their studio album "Everything Must Go" in 2003, which was their first album in over 20 years since "Two Against Nature" in 2000. "Don't Take Me Alive," a track from their 1976 album "The Royal Scam," showcased the band's signature blend of jazz, rock, and intricate lyrics, marking a notable moment in their live repertoire. The performance featured the classic duo of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, whose chemistry and musicianship contributed to Steely Dan's enduring legacy. In this period, the band was experiencing a resurgence, reconnecting with fans and affirming their status as pioneers of sophisticated rock and jazz fusion. The live setup included skilled musicians, providing a rich and dynamic sound that encapsulated their innovative style.