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In Reply to: Why Is Phil Spector's "WALL OF SOUND" Held In Such High Esteem? posted by TheRecordCollector on November 25, 2000 at 10:25:10:
Firstly: It was meant to be heard on car radios...dynamics and a 60's car interior don't go hand in hand...
Secondly: It was meant to sound BIG coming from a small paper cone speaker in mono, to have an almost orchestral quality...If you play it in the car, or on a boom box, you might have more fun with it...
Be well,
:) M
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