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Great moments in obscure rock 'n' roll: Kleptomania, "Stop," 1971 (not released until 1979)

This Belgian hard rock outfit released various singles throughout the 1970s, and was a popular live act on the Continent, but never had much commercial success. Various songs from a 1971 recording session, including this one, eventually appeared on an album released in 1979.