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YES! Your go!
The term Wall of Sound was first used back in that year. It was made big by Spector in the 60s, of course. It was used in Let It Be and McCartney was against it. A big thing. He re-recorded in the 90s (??) w/o that characteristic.
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Interesting, but I'm a little confused. I looked up the words to Let It Be and I didn't find 'Wall of Sound'. Is that something to do with the instrumentation? Well, I looked that up and an instrumentation thing isn't quite the meaning. I sure didn't know that had a name. And I can't remember a version of 'Let It Be' that used it. I do consider myself somewhat a Beatles fan but darn if I can remember this. I remember the break - up, but not this.  (Oh, and yes, I promise, I really do remember the break-up.)
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oops, how do i come up with such titles...  ... Let's go with simple, it could have been... An Encounter with a female deer 
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HI Classicalla - I PMed you 
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Yep, your turn .. 
If she had to move heaven and Earth, perhaps come back to haunt Perry and explain the story after they'd killed her, she would do it.
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I hope this one is easier than the last one I posted.
Young ladies everywhere were ‘squeaked’ about from winter, spring, summer, and fall - with a twist.
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No takers, eh?
Replace the word squeaked with sang.
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Okay - another hint. The 'twist' is something Superman does every day that most of us would love to do. Unfortunately we have to use a mechanical conveyance to achieve close to what Superman does.
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Okay I am going to take another shot at this game.....
Is the answer "Big Girls Don't Fly"??
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Okay, this is probably going to be easy....I still need to get the hang of this game! So here it goes....
To Belay the fourth estate
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Sorry about the dealy. (Evil work.)
I'll have one up in a bit.
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Too bad Ralph, Jack and the other kids couldn't fly to get off the island they were trapped on. The dark human nature than ensued was by far less than utopian.
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I'm a bit rusty at my literature, but is that Lord of the Flys?
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Yup - your go! 
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I hate guessing these things right, because then I have to try to be clever. Here goes nothing.
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