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Re: Why Is Phil Spector's "WALL OF SOUND" Held In Such High Esteem?

Posted by David W. Robinson on November 25, 2000 at 10:29:13:
I agree with you...I have always felt (for years and years and years!) Spector's WOS to be a sonic travesty. Flat, two-dimensional, and UNdynamic.
It's tragic that so much important music was produced this way; it makes listening a real chore.
david