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The Flaming Lips vs. Cat Stevens

Cat Stevens – “Father & Son” (1970)
Flaming Lips – “Fight Test” (2003)
The Flaming Lips will split royalties for the song “Fight Test” with Yusuf Islam (formerly Cat Stevens) according to the terms of an agreement between the two artists’ publishing companies. The settlement stems from the similarity between the Lips’ new single and Stevens’ 1970 song “Father and Son.”

Excerpt from Flaming Lips Avoid Cat Fight on RollingStone.com

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One Response to “The Flaming Lips vs. Cat Stevens”

  1. tape machine says:
    November 17, 2009 at 11:13 pm

    it’s uncanny how badly the lips ripped off cat. good catch.

    whoever created this site was a genius.

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