Phil Spector Audio Interview 1968 (Part 3) Phil Spector talks about the dominance of low standards.

Phil Spector talks about the dominance of low standards; extensive discussions Tiny Tim; comparing 1958 with 1968; guns, police, and society; Beatles; appearances versus quality; critics; Ralph Gleason and Leonard Feather.

[@greggrasa]

All 3 parts have been great. At that point, he was articulate, insightful and intelligent. Just before his cameo in Easy Rider. And 2 years before Let It Be. A piece of rock history. I still say Be My Baby is the best pop record of all time. Thanks for posting.

[@NateRuvin414]

Thanks for sharing

[@jolinkarlsson8569]

A little bit ironic Phil is talking to us about healthy and healthy things meanwhile Ronnie is probably home drinking away and he’s probably holding/smoking a cigarette while he’s talking *christmas kids by roar start playing yeah that song is about Phil and Ronnie* side note: phil’s talk about guns also hits different today if you know you know

[@NateRuvin414]

Phil’s thoughts are so on the money

[@Fresh4life]

Very true and ahead of his time and forward thinking and present and articulate and real and objective and true to himself and the world.

[@musicxtn]

Thanks for putting this up! Great insights.

[@microwavedsoda]

Hip Hop movement? in 1968? 9:58 Phil mentions hip hop movement.