Procol Harum

Beyond
the Pale

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PINK FLOYD
Enormously successful slow-tempo high-concept stadium band, perhaps all-time stars of the internecine squabble.

Allegedly they once changed a bit of one of their albums because it sounded too much like a Procol Harum piece.

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