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Dude, that's not production, that's archetype. What's so wrong with a little Dimension D on the slapback?
Quoth the esteemed Mr. Bryk: "What's so wrong with a little Dimension D on the slapback?" As you know, with Jeff Lynne, it's never "a little" anything. It's never "a little bit of I am The Walrus", "a little bit of bombast", "a little bit of cavernous echo which makes all instruments and vocals souind like they were recorded in Notre Dame cathedral". The man's not exactly the model of production restraint... (as I'm sure was your point).
Now Sam Phillips, there's a man who knew slapback...