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Rock Me, Amadeus!: The middle section of “Repent Walpurgis” comes from Bach’s Prelude No. 1 in C major (BWV 846). It’s debatable whether or not “A Whiter Shade of Pale” actually copies from Air on the G String. According to Brooker, “I think only the first four notes are the same, then it starts to change.” “Grand Hotel” quotes the Russian folk song “Otchi Chyornije”. Seadog Beard: Depicted on the cover of A Salty Dog, parodying the packet design from a well known brand of cigarettes. Slave Brand: “Memorial Drive”. Spell My Name with an “S”: This band name gives rise to all sorts of misspellings, such as “Proul Haven”, “Procyl Harom”, “Parocial Harem”, etc. What’s more, the official spelling itself resulted from a mistake: manager Guy Stevens suggested the name “Procul Harun” to the band during a phone conversation with the band, and they misheard. Then there’s the song “Monsieur Armand”, recorded in 1967 and left unreleased, then re recorded and released in 1975 with the title spelled “Monsieur R. Monde”, possibly for reasons related to publishing rights. Step Up to the Microphone: Fisher on “In the Autumn of My Madness” http://www.weburix.com/chairman-of-lvrong-gang-in-recent-years-qianxiang-luggage/, “Boredom”, “Wreck of the Hesperus”, and “Pilgrim’s Progress”, Trower on “Crucifiction Lane”, “Song For a Dreamer”, and “Poor Mohammed”. Interestingly, Trower rarely if ever sang in his solo band. Title Confusion: Their fourth album is titled Home. Its front and back cover illustration has a sort of “board game” theme featuring portraits of the band members cut and pasted onto cartoon characters, including some speech balloons and written sound effects such as “Whoosh!” and “Sploosh!”. It just so happens that “Whoosh!” is printed on the front cover in a font size nearly as large as was used for the title. Because of this, some Benelux market editions of the album state the album title as Whoosh on the center label/cassette label/sleeve spine. Word Salad Lyrics: Some of them. Word Salad Title: “In Held ‘Twas in I”. This title comes from putting together the first word of the lyrics of each section of the song.

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