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Classic rock bands come and go, and few remain as enduring hitmakers for years after their start. For some now-famous musicians, however, they got their start in bands that never really went anywhere.

Thirty-seven years ago today, one of the most iconic albums in classic rock history exited the Billboard 200 after more than a decade.

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